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Training with a Robotic Mooring for a Thwaites Trough Expedition

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Frontiers | A new paradigm from the Arctic

Climate Week 2025: Sunday – Holding Back the Tide

Polar geoengineering: risks and realities

Arctic Repair – Solutions for a warming world

The Guardian: Mirrors in space and underwater curtains: can technology buy us enough time to save the Arctic ice caps?

Scientific white paper: Glacial Climate Intervention: A Research Vision

SRM Field Experiments: Computer models can only go so far. More can be learned about sunlight reflection methods (SRM) through outdoor experiments. But is this feasible?

Slowing down global sea level rise by delaying the melting of specific glaciers in Greenland and Antarctica

Zhao, L., R. Luo, M. Wolovick, I. Mettiäinen, and J.C. Moore: Active ice sheet conservation cannot stop the retreat of Sermeq Kujalleq glacier, Greenland

Offstage: Debating Climate Interventions (Video Podcast)

Can geoengineering plans save glaciers and slow sea level rise? Controversial plans to curb the melting of some West Antarctic glaciers pose big challenges

‘Doomsday’ Antarctic glacier melting faster than expected, fueling calls for geoengineering

van Wijngaarden, A., Moore, J.C., Alfthan, B. et al.: Correction to: A survey of interventions to actively conserve the frozen North.

The race to save a glacier shedding 30 billion tons of ice a year

To avoid sea level rise, some researchers want to build barriers around the world’s most vulnerable glaciers

Can $500 Million Save This Glacier? A bold engineering project might show a way to slow sea-level rise

Moore J.C., C. Yue, Y. Chen, S. Jevrejeva, D. Visioni, P. Uotila, L.Zhao: Multi-model simulation of solar geoengineering indicates avoidable destabilization of the West Antarctic ice sheet

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Day: September 18, 2025

Articles and stories

NASA Sea Level Change Portal

Frontiers | A new paradigm from the Arctic

Climate Week 2025: Sunday – Holding Back the Tide

Seabed Curtains at The Explorer’s Club

Seabed Curtains at The Explorer’s Club

Training with a Robotic Mooring for a Thwaites Trough Expedition

NASA Sea Level Change Portal

Frontiers | A new paradigm from the Arctic

Climate Week 2025: Sunday – Holding Back the Tide

Polar geoengineering: risks and realities

Arctic Repair – Solutions for a warming world

The Guardian: Mirrors in space and underwater curtains: can technology buy us enough time to save the Arctic ice caps?

Scientific white paper: Glacial Climate Intervention: A Research Vision

SRM Field Experiments: Computer models can only go so far. More can be learned about sunlight reflection methods (SRM) through outdoor experiments. But is this feasible?

Slowing down global sea level rise by delaying the melting of specific glaciers in Greenland and Antarctica

Zhao, L., R. Luo, M. Wolovick, I. Mettiäinen, and J.C. Moore: Active ice sheet conservation cannot stop the retreat of Sermeq Kujalleq glacier, Greenland

Offstage: Debating Climate Interventions (Video Podcast)

Can geoengineering plans save glaciers and slow sea level rise? Controversial plans to curb the melting of some West Antarctic glaciers pose big challenges

‘Doomsday’ Antarctic glacier melting faster than expected, fueling calls for geoengineering

van Wijngaarden, A., Moore, J.C., Alfthan, B. et al.: Correction to: A survey of interventions to actively conserve the frozen North.

The race to save a glacier shedding 30 billion tons of ice a year

To avoid sea level rise, some researchers want to build barriers around the world’s most vulnerable glaciers

Can $500 Million Save This Glacier? A bold engineering project might show a way to slow sea-level rise

Moore J.C., C. Yue, Y. Chen, S. Jevrejeva, D. Visioni, P. Uotila, L.Zhao: Multi-model simulation of solar geoengineering indicates avoidable destabilization of the West Antarctic ice sheet

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