A University of Bristol study found that 91% of Svalbard’s glaciers have significantly shrunk since 1985, losing over 800 km² ...

A new large-scale study of crevasses on the Greenland Ice Sheet shows that those cracks are widening faster as the climate ...

Whether indulging in a guided glacier hike, where crampons bite into icy surfaces, or witnessing ice calving firsthand as ...

undergo seasonal cycles in glacier calving—when large chunks of ice break away due to higher ocean and air temperatures. Lead author Dr. Tian Li, Senior Research Associate at the University's ...

The study also found that more than half of the glaciers (62%) undergo seasonal cycles in glacier calving – when large chunks of ice break away due to higher ocean and air temperatures. The research ...

The GLOF disaster had resulted in 55 casualties, with 70 people still missing and had caused extensive damage to critical ...

If they were to completely melt tomorrow ... this process is key to accurately predicting future glacier mass loss, because calving can result in faster ice flow within the glacier and ultimately ...

This loss of surface melting ice must be added to the loss resulting from other dynamic processes, such as the calving of glaciers directly into the sea and the flow of glaciers to the ocean.

Matterhorn, one of Europe's tallest peaks, located in the Alps on the border between Italy and Switzerland, is eroding as a result of melting glacier water at the summit. In the 88 years between ...

If they were to completely melt tomorrow, the global sea level would rise by 1.7cm ... Understanding this process is key to accurately predicting future glacier mass loss, because calving can result ...