Terrestrial hydrology is central to the Arctic system and its freshwater circulation. Water
transport and water constituents vary, however, across a very diverse geography. In this …

There is widespread concern that anthropogenic global warming will trigger Arctic climate
tipping points. The Arctic has a long history of natural, abrupt climate changes, which …

Several recent climate impact assessments on polar regions have been undertaken,
including the synthesis report on Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic (AMAP …

Observations and climate change projections forced by greenhouse gas emissions have
indicated a wetting trend in northern high latitudes, evidenced by increasing Eurasian Arctic …

This second edition brings this definitive book completely up to date with the many advances
in our understanding of Arctic climate since the first edition was published in 2005. The book …

Samoylov Island is centrally located within the Lena River Delta at 72° N, 126° E and lies
within the Siberian zone of continuous permafrost. The landscape on Samoylov Island …

This study presents an analysis of the observed inter-annual variability and inter-decadal
trends in river discharge across northern Canada for 1964–2013. The 42 rivers chosen for …

Summer hydrographic data (1920–2009) show a dramatic warming of the bottom water layer
over the eastern Siberian shelf coastal zone (< 10 m depth), since the mid‐1980s, by 2.1° C …

We assess the controls of the terrestrial water budget over the Eurasian pan‐Arctic drainage
region from 2003 to 2009 by combining observations from the Gravity Recovery and Climate …

Warming in the Arctic is occurring at twice the rate of the global average, resulting in
permafrost thaw and a restructuring of the Arctic hydrologic cycle as indicated by increased …