NASA | Arctic Sea Ice Update, Aug. 2013

Dr. Tom Wagner discusses the current state of Arctic sea ice, highlighting significant loss and thinning trends since the 1980s. He explains the global impact of sea ice melting, including changes in weather patterns and potential methane release. NASA's research efforts, using satellites and aircraft, aim to understand these changes in the Arctic, Greenland, and Antarctica. The video also covers recent ice loss in Greenland and Antarctica, emphasizing the importance of continued study and monitoring.

What significant changes have been observed in Greenland's ice in recent years?

What is the current status of ice loss in Antarctica, particularly in West Antarctica?

Where can individuals learn more about the research being conducted on Arctic sea ice?