The Dawes Glacier in the Endicott Arm of Alaska
Dawes Glacier
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Media Category: Introducing the Arctic
Ice breaking up
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Close Up of Spring Breakup of Arctic Ice
Coastal ice breaking up
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Ice breaking up along coast. Glaciers of Greenland. Some graphics are provided by NASA.
Melting ice in the Arctic ocean
Melting ice
Arctic climate – positive feedback loop diagram
Climate system diagram
Illustration of the world’s climate system
Illustration of the world’s climate system
Polar bears on ice floe
Polar bear mother and cub on ice floe in norwegian arctic waters, wide angle view to horizon.
Polar bear mother and cub on ice floe in norwegian arctic waters, wide angle view to horizon.
Polar bears on ice floe
Polar bear mother and cub on ice floe in norwegian arctic waters, wide angle view to horizon.
Polar bear mother and cub on ice floe in norwegian arctic waters, wide angle view to horizon.
Reinefjorden, Lofoten Islands
Panoramic view to Reinefjorden with mountains on background at sunrise – Reine, Lofoten Islands, Norway
Panoramic view to Reinefjorden with mountains on background at sunrise – Reine, Lofoten Islands, Norway
Arctic summer
Small lake behind a polar circle lit with the northern summer sun
Small lake behind a polar circle lit with the northern summer sun
Arctic tundra landscape
Arctic summer
Small lake behind a polar circle lit with the northern summer sun
Small lake behind a polar circle lit with the northern summer sun
Aurora Borealis and icy peaks
Iceberg
Iceberg at Disco Bay, Greenland.
Huge icebergs of different forms in the Disco Bay, Greenland. Their source is by the Jakobshavn glacier. This is a consequence of the phenomenon of global warming and catastrophic thawing of ice
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Quaint icebergs of different forms in the Disko Bay. Their source is by the Jakobshavn glacier. This is a consequence of the phenomenon of global warming and catastrophic thawing of ice.
Quaint icebergs of different forms in the Disko Bay. Their source is by the Jakobshavn glacier. This is a consequence of the phenomenon of global warming and catastrophic thawing of ice.