By Reflecting Sunlight, Greenland Helps Keep the Arctic Cool

This series of globes from June–August 2009 shows how sea ice, snow, and ice sheets in the Northern Hemisphere reflect large amounts of incoming sunlight and help keep the Arctic cool in the summer.

These researchers spent a winter trapped in Arctic ice to capture

These scientists are trying to save melting Arctic ice

Could sand spread on sea ice help keep the Arctic cool? - ArcticToday

Report: Arctic has lost 95 percent of its oldest, thickest ice

The Great Arctic Solar Mystery: Why Did Sunlight Return to

Haze over China

Global Ice Melt Matches Worst-Case Climate Scenario, Study Says

These researchers spent a winter trapped in Arctic ice to capture

The biggest Arctic expedition ever will spend a year in sea ice

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Can Trillions of Reflective Glass Beads Save Arctic Sea Ice?

Greenland's marine ecosystem is experiencing a radical 'regime