Glaciers
Coverage of Glaciers in the Nexus archive.
- The safest cruise destinations in the world, ranked
The article ranks the safest cruise destinations globally, highlighting Iceland's crime-free natural attractions like glaciers and geysers, as well as Japan's low violent crime rates and serene temple ports.
- ‘Kashmir not selling Disneyland; protecting lakes, glaciers, mountains central to tourism plan,’ says CM Omar Abdullah
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah emphasized protecting natural features like lakes, glaciers, and mountains in Jammu and Kashmir's tourism plan, stating that regulating tourist flow may be necessary to ensure a serene environment. He welcomed the current surge in tourists but highlighted future management needs.
- As ice melts in the Arctic, some deep-sea creatures are thriving
The melting of Arctic ice is allowing some deep-sea creatures to thrive, despite the catastrophic effects of glacier melting on surface animals in polar regions.
- Latin American Pulse for Saturday, July 4, 2026
Brazil freezes $2 billion in assets linked to the PCC criminal organization, Peru reports accelerated glacier melting, and Argentina advances plans to develop private nuclear power. The report highlights security, environmental, and energy developments across Latin America.
- Snow and ice on Swiss glaciers melting at alarming rate amid heatwave, expert says
Swiss glaciers are losing snow and ice accumulated last winter at an alarming rate due to a heatwave, with the remaining snow expected to melt by Monday. This marks the second-earliest 'glacier loss day' on record, according to the head of Glacier Monitoring in Switzerland (Glamos).
- NashVillager Podcast: From the Volunteer State to the South Pole
Tennessee scientists are researching glaciers and microbes in Antarctica, while the state also has construction and adventuring ties to the continent. The NashVillager Podcast covers this connection alongside local news for June 23, 2026, and a segment on early onset cancer.
- Scientist tracks melting glaciers for nearly half a century
The world’s glaciers are receding rapidly, losing over a trillion tons of ice annually due to climate change, which is raising sea levels and threatening coastal communities. A scientist and his family have observed this glacial melt firsthand for nearly 50 years.
- Glaciers are secretly teeming with life
Glaciers are found to be inhabited by various organisms such as insects and worms. The article explores the conditions necessary for these creatures to live full-time on glaciers.
- The grains of sand that solve Stonehenge mystery after 5,000 years: Scientists uncover new evidence key stone was moved hundreds of miles by HUMANS - and not glaciers
Scientists have uncovered new evidence indicating that a key stone at Stonehenge was moved hundreds of miles by humans, not glaciers, solving a 5,000-year-old mystery. The discovery was made through analysis of grains of sand found at the site.
- Glaciers in the 'roof of the world' have suddenly started melting
Glaciers in the Pamir mountains of central Asia, previously resistant to global melting trends, experienced significant ice loss in 2025 due to extreme heat. This sudden melting marks a reversal of their prior stability.
- 'Every drop of water counts': Fear for the future of Argentina's glaciers
A controversial law in Argentina has removed protections for the country's glaciers, allowing mining activities. This decision has raised concerns about the environmental impact on glaciers and water resources.