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Where did the 2011 Greenland Melt Season Rank? Well, it depends on the type of data analysis. One thing is for sure, the surface melt on the Greenland Ice Sheet during the summer of 2011 was greater than the long-term average, according to the NASA Earth Observatory story. The 2011 season experienced either the third or sixth most extensive melting

Researchers from the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at the City College of New York have found a near-record loss of snow and ice this year on Greenland, despite a lack of record-breaking high temperatures, which were experienced last year. The research team collected data for this study during a four-week expedition to the Jakobshavn Isbrae Glacier in western

Interesting news from Greenland…… The Mittivakkat Glacier in Greenland, which has been surveyed for mass balance and glacier front fluctuations since 1995 and 1931 respectively has achieved two consecutive record losses in mass observations for 2010 and 2011, according to a group of international scientists. These observations suggest that recent Mittivakkat Glacier mass losses, which have been driven largely by

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