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A NASA study finds during Greenland's two hottest summers on record, ice in Rink Glacier didn't just melt faster, it slid through the glacier's interior in a gigantic wave.
NASA discovers a new mode of ice loss in Greenland
A NASA research plane covers new ground while monitoring changing conditions in the polar region.
NASA expands survey of Arctic ice
Scientists and the public are invited to explore measurements by radar, ocean probes and other instruments to track changing glaciers.
A 'sea' of new data: Oceans Melting Greenland
A new tool may help planners and decision makers identify key regions of the U.S. coastline that are vulnerable to regional sea level changes on 10- to 20-year timescales.
New tool may assist US regional sea level planning
NASA flies an instrument-laden plane over Arctic expanses, tracking dwindling glaciers.
Crossing miles and miles of Greenland ice
Scientists with the NASA Sea Level Change Team discuss the implications of a crack in the Larsen C ice shelf.
Breaking the ice: Antarctic rifts and future sea level
