Join our scientists in East Antarctica as they plumb the depths of the ocean under an ice shelf with a power tool, a long drill, lots of line — and plenty of stamina.
Sea-level rise is unavoidable. The seas are rising and will continue to rise. We have the power to choose how far and how fast.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is critical to informing global action on climate change. A small city at the edge of the world plays an outsized role in bringing Antarctica to centre stage.
The annual cycle of the Southern Ocean freezing and then melting is like a heartbeat. Just as a change in our heartbeat affects our whole body, a change to sea ice around Antarctica affects the whole world.
Immerse yourself in a visually rich story about how a small team melted a hole through the Shackleton ice shelf in East Antarctica — and what they discovered in the ocean beneath.
An international science team warns we don’t know enough about how climate change will affect the most abundant and diverse ‘eco-influencers’ on the planet – marine zooplankton.
