#sea-ice

#sea-ice

The Arctic may be ice-free within just three years, posing serious implications for global weather patterns and ecosystems.

Antarctic sea ice is at risk of setting a record low for the second consecutive year, indicating a significant environmental change.

Climate change contributed to record-breaking low sea ice levels around Antarctica in winter 2023.

Antarctica's sea ice has reached a record low, threatening habitats and contributing to global sea level rise.

Experts attribute the record low of sea ice to warm ocean temperatures and other factors, potentially including climate change.

Arctic may see ice-free summers within a decade

Reduction in fossil fuel emissions crucial for Arctic preservation

Climate change is impacting the availability of sea ice in the Far North, affecting polar bears' ability to hunt seals.

Polar bears are faced with limited options on land when the sea ice melts, and foraging for alternative food sources is not enough to sustain their body mass.