Videos by topic: Polar Ice Caps

All summer we've been hearing about how the Polar ice caps are melting. But now-- there is finally proof of how much shrinking has occurred. Take a look at this animation produced by CBS 11 News. As...

Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Professor Bruno Tremblay, one of Canada's leading researchers on global warming, goes to the Canadian Arctic to measure sea ice melt and predicts an ice-free Arctic in...

Satellite video of polar ice cap melting over the last 20 years because of climate change.

The 2009 ice melt season has just been completed at the northern polar cap, and observations confirm that the arctic ocean ice cover is continuing a steady decline. The last three melt seasons...

A simulation of the summer artic ice coverage of the north pole from present to 2040. Produced by UCAR and the National Center for Atmospheric Research

If the polar ice caps melted, you would definitely notice the difference. To learn what would happen if the polar ice caps melted, check out this howstuffworks video.

This is one of several polar bears we saw during our marine biology fieldwork cruise north of Svalbard, august 2007.

The science behind the current frightening speed of arctic melting and why it has serious consequences for Gaia and civilization.

September 3rd 2007 Finnish and Danish news agencies reported shocking results of Danish scientists. It seems the polar ice in north pole is melting even faster than we expected. Heres a translation...

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This is the music for act 1 of the Ice Cap zone in Sonic 3.

Oceanographer Eddy Carmack tells Daniel Sieberg why melting ice in the Arctic is significant to the study of climate change. (cbsnews.com)

Complete video at: fora.tv Environmentalist Dan Miller discusses images of arctic ice melting trends at the North Pole. He argues that light once reflected off the surface of the melting ice is now...

www.ted.com Photographer James Balog shares new image sequences from the Extreme Ice Survey, a network of time-lapse cameras recording glaciers receding at an alarming rate, some of the most vivid...

A life-like 16ft high sculpture of an iceberg featuring a stranded polar bear and its cub was launched on the Thames today to mark the launch of the new Natural History TV channel Eden. Edens...