The change is affecting human health in multiple ways. Scientists issue warning after discovering concerning trend taking ...

The phenomenon, called Arctic amplification, is caused by the heat-trapping emissions from burning fossil fuels. The pace of the temperature increase around the North Pole in recent decades was ...

This feedback loop is largely responsible for what is known as Arctic amplification, and is the explanation for why the Arctic is warming so much more than the rest of the planet. Numerical ...

Climate scientists have struggled to explain Arctic warming, but a new study focuses on clouds that trap heat, acting like a ...

This feedback loop is largely responsible for what is known as Arctic amplification, and is the explanation for why the Arctic is warming so much more than the rest of the planet. Numerical ...

“Arctic amplification” may be stronger than previously thought, according to new research. The phenomenon means Arctic temperatures are rising much faster than the global average, with previous ...

That’s wrong, as it turns out. Things are actually even worse. Those underlying warming processes, known as Arctic amplification, are indeed happening. But their rate is far more catastrophic ...

When this ice melts, it exposes the darker ocean, which absorbs more heat causing additional warming – a feedback process called “Arctic amplification.” The decline of sea ice can also have ...

This region is experiencing warming at roughly twice the rate of the global average, a phenomenon known as Arctic amplification. Imagine a snowball sitting in the sun; it melts much faster than if ...

In addition, they found that disproportionately fast Arctic warming, known as Arctic amplification, added disproportionate uncertainty to forecasts, as the variation in model projections for the ...

Scientists have known for years that the Arctic has suffered from more warming than the rest of the world. But a new study shows that it's much worse than previously thought. Researchers have ...