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A new version of the polar regional climate model RACMO, version 2.4p1, is now available. It is presented in the article “First results of the […]

Numerical models simulating the evolution of the Antarctic Ice Sheet have mostly focused on the twenty-first century. How the ice sheet will evolve after 2100 […]

The second European Polar Science Week was an important milestone in the cooperation between the European Commission and the European Space Agency. The event took place from 3 […]

A recent study published in Geomorphology, provides a comprehensive evaluation of methods for reconstructing glacier surfaces from the Little Ice Age (LIA). The research focuses […]

The new inter-journal special issue (SI) entitled “Improving the contribution of land cryosphere to sea level rise projections” is now set up as part of […]

The article “Tipping point in ice-sheet grounding-zone melting due to ocean water intrusion” was published in Nature Geoscience. The missing piece of the puzzle Ice […]

A CORDIS publication accessible in 6 languages. New models that closely link sea level rises with melting polar ice have underlined the need for immediate […]

Press release written by Université libre de Bruxelles Two scientists cutting up a meteorite submerged under the ice, a laborious task compared with collecting most […]

Sinking while the sea is rising: the port city of Tianjin, China. 4045 / shutterstock Robert James Nicholls, University of East Anglia Across the world, […]

Description Climate change has severe impacts on coastal areas and communities, such as: social and economic damage; Property and infrastructure damage; Coastal submersion and erosion; […]