Monday, May 7, 2012

Environment

Articles in this series described the effects of warming on the environment and on the four million people who live in the Arctic, and scientists' assessments of the inevitability of Arctic melting.

Articles in the Series

No Escape: Thaw Gains Momentum
No Escape: Thaw Gains Momentum

Many scientists have concluded that the momentum behind human-caused warming, combined with the region's tendency to amplify change, has put the familiar Arctic past the point of no return.

October 25, 2005ScienceNews
Old Ways of Life Are Fading as the Arctic Thaws

For the four million people who live in the Arctic, a changing climate is threatening their environment, homes and traditions.

October 20, 2005ScienceNews
As Polar Ice Turns to Water, Dreams of Treasure Abound

With the thawing of the polar ice caps, the Arctic is undergoing a great rush for virgin territory and natural resources.

October 10, 2005ScienceNews

Multimedia

The Big Melt

Video reports from the Arctic, where climate change is affecting fishing, native populations and access for the oil and gas industry.

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