If they hadn't paid attention to the fluctuating readings of Earth's ozone layer, humans would have probably died by now.

How to save Antarctica (and the rest of Earth too) Imperial College London. Journal Nature DOI 10.1038/s41586-018-0173-4 ...

In the world of Antarctic krill, the 6-foot-6 Rob King is a giant -- literally and figuratively. His fascination with the ocean began on the beaches of Devonport, Tasmania, where he'd play in the ...

How letting nations establish territorial claims on Antarctica could save its threatened marine ecosystems. Skip to main content. Scientific American. Sign in. November 10, 2008. 6 min read.

It’s Too Late for Geoengineering Alone to Save Antarctica, Scientists Find. by Sharon Adarlo. 9.15.23, 5:00 PM EDT. Paul Souders via Getty Images ...

Antarctica’s ice is divided into two separate ice sheets by a mountain range, with the smaller but much more vulnerable West Antarctic Ice Sheet representing one of the biggest wildcards for ...

David Callaway and Douglas McIntyre, Editors-in-Chief at Climate Crisis 24/7, discuss how geopolitical and commercial interests are now turning toward the Antarctic. Once protected under a ...

Antarctica, long seen as a pristine barometer of global climate health, is warming rapidly under the influence of human-driven climate change. But in an unexpected twist, researchers have ...

Clock is ticking to save East Antarctica from climate change. ScienceDaily. Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2022 / 08 / 220810123700.htm. Australian National University.

Gland, Switzerland: WWF, as part of the Antarctic Ocean Alliance, unveiled a new vision for the creation of the world`s largest marine protected area across Antarctic marine habitats on International ...

China’s Chance to Save Antarctic Sea Life. Twenty-four countries and the E.U. have agreed to create three marine parks, which would ban fishing and other industrial activity.

If you’re scrolling up and struggling to marry these numbers to the first study, it’s because the average Antarctic contribution here is small—around 4 centimeters regardless of the scenario.