AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoArctic Sea Ice: A NASA-led analysis found the melt season stopped getting longer around 2010, after extending by nearly 40 days since 1979. That pause does not mean ice loss has stopped: thinner, younger ice is now more sensitive to storms and shifting weather. Greenland’s Ice: Mud from a southwest Greenland fjord preserves 5,000 years of climate clues, showing how the North Atlantic Oscillation shaped snowfall and ice growth. Researchers say the record does not yet predict how local glaciers will respond to future warming. Marine Protection: Greenland’s Parliament unanimously voted to ban deep-sea mineral extraction through 2029, with possible extensions, citing risks to marine life and fisheries. The move came after President Trump claimed large-scale resource exploration was imminent.
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