From sidewalks that could double as frying pans to cars melting ... ice cream cones, these cool pictures capture the ...

Climate change is accelerating, with global temperatures rising by approximately 1.1°C since the late 19th century. This warming has triggered rapid polar ...

Most of the planet’s ice is stored here ... its hottest season – summer – and more vulnerable to melting during subsequent ...

If we keep burning fossil fuels indefinitely, global warming will eventually melt all the ice at the poles and on ... but Earth’s rising heat might make much of it uninhabitable.

As these heat waves continue, Antarctica could be "in ... This is largely due to melting ice hindering Antarctica's ability to reflect sunlight. When ice is replaced by dark sea water, "that ...

Summertime is the apex of ice-cream season. But heat can lead to a melted mess when ... Each ice-cream cone was placed in the fridge to prevent melting while the others were prepared.

The blue color of the pools can also exacerbate further melting, as the darker shades absorb more heat than the surrounding white ice. If meltwater from these "blue puddles" drains through tiny ...

Several research groups around the world have taken on this problem, modeling the micro-scale ocean flow that supplies heat to the ice for melting. Researchers are looking for a relationship ...