A recent study conducted by scientists at the University of Leeds has uncovered a concerning trend in Antarctica, where over 40 per cent of the ice shelves have significantly diminished since 1997.

Over 7.5 trillion tonnes decline in Antarctica's ice shelves since 1997, half show 'no sign of recovery'

U.S. researchers have found that the area of sea ice around Antarctica has hit a record low. Erik Njoka tells you how melting of sea ice is a cause of concern and what will happen if the earth loses its white cover.

The poles are warming up!

Climate scientists are sounding alarm over heatwaves at both the Earth’s poles, saying that such “unprecedented” phenomena could trigger faster and abrupt climate breakdown than previously thought.

‘Unprecedented’ heatwaves recorded at Earth’s poles, scientists warn of climate calamity

The 3.5 trillion tonnes of Greenland's ice sheet that has melted over the past decade has raised global sea levels by one centimetre and is heightening worldwide flood risks, new research showed on Monday.

Extreme Greenland ice melt raised global flood risk: Study

With the global temperature rising Russia stands to pay a higher cost than most other nations, and the telltale signs are all too visible now.

15 million homes in Russia at risk due to ice melt

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