LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - National Geographic ... ice is vital for transportation, for food, and for living. Half a million Indigenous people call this frosty land home, but they’re not alone. The ...

And when that ice melts, you can hear the air bubbles popping and fizzing and squealing as they melt into the water ... of the 2024 Fulbright-National Geographic Award, which will support the ...

The disappearance of glaciers is also creating opportunities for the multibillion-dollar mining industry. Like migrating salmon, mineral exploration companies are moving quickly into areas exposed by ...

The first-ever direct flights from the United States to Greenland will give tourists easier access to the island’s history, ...

To survive the deep ocean, sea creatures need all kinds of adaptations that give them alien-like appearances, like huge eyes ...

When sea ice ages, the salt sinks into the ocean, leaving fresh, drinkable water on top. Charlotte Naqitaqvik collects a teapot of water at her family’s hunting camp in Nuvukutaak, near the ...

If you dig through the news, you may come across stories of different plants and animals enduring forest fires, sea ...

The warmth of the carcass had already begun to melt the snow. Four of the men smiled as they looked over the photo. But they demurred when wildlife crime researcher and National Geographic ...

But along the way Franklin’s two ships, Erebus and Terror, became trapped in the ice, stranding the expedition ... Jimmy Chin and a few others for National Geographic. We sailed there from ...

Melting ice due to climate change could alter the position of Earth's geographic poles. A recent study reveals the potential scale of this shift in the coming decades. The North and South Poles could ...

The world's two gigantic ice sheets are in greater peril from global warming than previously thought, a study published May 20 says.