World’s Biggest Iceberg
Currently, the largest iceberg in the world is A-23A, with an area of 3,880 square kilometers.
Currently, the largest iceberg in the world is A-23A, with an area of 3,880 square kilometers.
Established in 1909, Sarek in Sweden is Europe’s oldest national park.
A global survey that used satellite data has determined that overall, glacial lakes have increased in volume almost 50% since 1990.
The coasts of the northern Antarctic Peninsula are seasonally turning green, orange, and red – all thanks to microscopic algae.
A recent study has confirmed that the coastal ice loss is much greater than the mainland ice gain on both Antarctica and Greenland.