By A Mystery Man Writer
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.
Melting ice: Fleeting ecological advantage, sustained threat
Kulusuk, Greenland
Global Ice Melt Matches Worst-Case Climate Models- Study
Bacteria could be speeding up the darkening of Greenland's ice, Climate science
Bird poop helps cool the Arctic in summer, new study finds
Rain fell on Greenland's ice sheet for the first time ever known
NASA Visible Earth - Home
NASA Visible Earth - Home
Travels in Greenland: A Photo Journal
A Shifting Landscape: Images of Greenland's Ice
Winter and Summer Solstice
Arctic shouting change: This year's report card shows we're not in good shape
Greenland's marine ecosystem is experiencing a radical 'regime