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Greenland: Reflections from a Melting Planet
The first thing I noticed after touching down in the western Greenland settlement of Kangerlussuuaq was barren rock and a gray, sediment-choked river. It was day one of traveling with a group led by Rising Seas Institute and Oceanographer John Englander. As we stood...
Arctic Ice Project Welcomes Seasoned Nonprofit Executive Annette Eros as New Chief Executive Officer
Arctic Ice Project Welcomes Seasoned Nonprofit Executive Annette Eros as New Chief Executive Officer
The Arctic is in Crisis
Steve Zornetzer, PhD and AIP Board Member I am going to start out this report with something that scientists normally don’t do and that is to share some feelings with you. I’m scared, I’m anxious, I’m frustrated and I’m angry. Political leaders and humankind in...
Simulating the Effects of AIP’s Deployment in Beaufort Gyre Through Climate Modeling
Anthony Strawa, PhD The overall objective of this project is to simulate reflective material deployment in the Beaufort Gyre and evaluate its regional and global climate impacts. The Beaufort Gyre (BG) is an area in the Arctic Ocean north of Alaska and Canada that is...
Research at SINTEF, Status Report July 6, 2022
Gary Wolff, PhD Research at SINTEF SINTEF Ocean Lab, located in Trondheim Norway, and part of one of the largest research organizations in Europe, is evaluating what will likely happen to Hollow Glass Microspheres (HGMs) if deployed in the Arctic Ocean, and what...
I’ve Never Supported Geoengineering, So Why Now?
Matt Richter, PhD My name is Matt Richter. I’m a physicist by training and received my PhD at Stanford doing polysyllabic work that very few people in the world actually understand or perhaps care about. Given my background, you would think that I’d be all for...
Arctic Ambassador: Jennifer Krach
Jennifer Krach has been a vital part of our great strides over the last two years. Her major gifts have provided a firm base of support from which we have grown our team, expertise, outreach, and results, to a vastly accelerated degree.
Ice911 Research Changes Name to Arctic Ice Project
Ice911 Research, a climate restoration nonprofit, announced today the launch of a new brand identity. The organization will now be known as Arctic Ice Project (www.ArcticIceProject.org).
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