World Jan 31 Unpredictable weather impacts long-standing traditions on outdoor rinks By John Yang, Sam Lane
Arts Aug 08 Watch 4:17 How composer Matthew Burtner is putting climate change into song Matthew Burtner is a composer and "eco-acoustician," weaving sounds he finds in the Alaskan tundra into his musical compositions. With climate change headlining the news, he hopes artists documenting the glacial melting might awaken their audiences -- and contribute to… By Valerie Kern, Alaska Public Media
Science Aug 02 Watch 6:29 What this summer’s record-breaking heat means for global sea level rise The scorching heat wave that stifled Europe recently is now moving north, but it continues to set alarming records. Temperatures in Greenland are running 15 to 20 degrees Fahrenheit above average -- melting about 10 billion tons of ice into…
Science Sep 14 Arctic Ice Melting at Growing Rate, NASA Finds NASA-funded studies conducted last year found that sea ice present year-round in the Arctic is melting at a rate of 9 percent per decade, and in two recent summers, the ice was at record lows. By PBS NewsHour