September 27, 2023

Antarctic Sea Ice In Precipitous Decline: A Climate Crisis Wake-up Call

ANTARCTICA – The rapidly dwindling sea ice around Antarctica, following two record-breaking low seasons, is sounding alarm bells for the global scientific community. With the winter maximum levels striking their lowest since satellite monitoring began in the late 1970s, researchers are seeking improved models and more measurements to fathom the rate and reasons behind this dramatic decline. Sea ice, a […]

Climate 3 min read
September 25, 2023

Citizen Science: The Unsung Heroes of Climate Research

Amidst the deluge of news about the pressing challenges of climate change, there lies a beacon of hope and resilience: the dedicated volunteers of citizen science projects. As our planet warms, glaciers melt, and weather patterns shift, ordinary citizens are rolling up their sleeves, determined to not just understand but also combat these changes. Their role? Citizen scientists – the […]

Activities 2 min read