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REYKJAVIK, Iceland, and NEW YORK – To discuss Arctic issues such as climate change, economic development and new shipping lanes, an influential mix of stakeholders will convene at the inaugural REYKJAVIK, Iceland, and NEW YORK – To discuss Arctic issues such as climate change, economic development and new shipping lanes, an influential mix of stakeholders will convene at the inaugural Arctic Circle assembly, October 12 – 14, 2013, at the Harpa Conference Centre in Reykjavik. It will be the first large international gathering after leading states in Asia and Europe became part of the Arctic Council process. The Arctic is now playing a significant role in issues such as globalization, economic development, energy exploration, environmental protection and international security. Plans for resource use and new sea routes linking Asia to Europe and America have led to an increased focus on the region. ....
NEW DELHI: Amid growing evidence of connection between the Arctic and the Indian Ocean, which modulates the monsoon, India has decided to deploy ‘open ocean mooring’ in the Arctic for long-term monitoring of upper ocean variables and marine meteorological parameters. The model will help in understanding the impact of Arctic ice melt on the Indian summer monsoon. This will be in addition to what the country has been doing in collaboration with the US on the launch of the NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISER) satellite mission which aims to conduct global measurements of the cause and consequences of land surface changes using advanced radar imaging. ....
by Robert Hunziker / December 15th, 2020 “The story of methane really is a story of a very serious definitive threat to our future existence on this planet.” (Peter Wadhams) Legendary Arctic explorers Sir James Clark Ross, who located the northern magnetic pole in 1831 and Sir William Edward Parry, who set a record in 1827 for the Farthest North exploration serve as footnotes in the context of the Arctic’s most prolific scientist, Peter Wadhams, professor emeritus, University of Cambridge, with more than 50 expeditions to the world’s poles under his belt. Dr. Peter Wadhams (A Farewell to Ice: A Report from the Arctic, Oxford University Press) delivered the principal lecture for a very special presentation by Scientists Warning/Europe ‘20: “The Threat from Arctic Methane” November 24, 2020 (1:32 m) ....
to more intense storms, extreme rain events and floods, are already a serious threat. and getting worse. it s rising way too fast. i just was in such denial on anything else. i didn t grab anything. i saw the water mark in my basement, it was up to my nose. the drive down here was almost it s hard to see my place gone. glaciers are disappearing and arctic ice melt is producing rising sea levels and rewriting global weather patterns. all five of the warmest years on record in the arctic have come since 2014. and these rising temperatures have already cost the u.s. economy. there s consequences. serious consequences. we re talking about not necessarily weather. you and i have something to eat tonight. we re talking about the survival of human species over the long term. this year a series of climate reports, including one produced by 13 agencies in mr. trump s government, issued dire warnings ....
Wildfires. we lost a lot. to more intense storms and floods already a serious let the and getting worse. it s rising way too fast. i was in such denial. i didn t put anything up, didn t grab anything. i saw the water mark in my basement, over my nose. the drive down here was almost hard seeing my place gone. glaciers are disappearing and arctic ice melt is producing rising sea levels and rewriting global weather patterns. all have come since 2014. and the rising temperatures have already cost the u.s. economy. there s serious consequences. we re talking about not necessarily weather, you and i have something to eat tonight, we re talking about the survival of the human species over a long term. reporter: this year, a series of climate reports, including one produced by 13 agencies in ....