22:21
Arctic 21: Disappearing Glaciers Across the Americas
25:54
Urgent Ambition Essential for Vulnerable Mountains, Downstream and Low-lying Regions | SB60
21:45
Arctic 21: Importance of 1.5°C for Arctic Sea Ice
01:13:22
Cryosphere Loss in the Tibetan Plateau and its Impacts [Chinese]
54:36
Arctic 21: Thinning Ice Shelves & Thwaites Glacier Retreat
31:39
Arctic 21: Atmospheric Rivers and the Antarctic Ice Sheet
01:18:46
Protecting our Winters: Mobilization of the Outdoor Sports Community in Combating Climate Change
27:36
Arctic 21: Current State of Sea Ice Cover
49:04
Arctic 21: Special Antarctica Session
01:20:51
State of the Cryosphere in Peru: Progress and Challenges for Adaptation to Climate Change
13:11
A Pinch of Light
20:13
Early Career Scientist: Ugo Nanni
23:40
Early Career Scientist: Chen Zhao
22:11
Early Career Scientist: Mira Khadka
15:45
Early Career Scientist: SebastiĂĄn Ruiz Pereira
51:06
AGU Cryosphere Sciences Webinar: 'Relating cryosphere science to global policy forums'
21:22
ECS: Shaina Sadai
15:48
ECS: Tom Webb
15:58
ECS: Rachael Treharne
10:23
ECS: François Burgay
18:30
ECS: Thomas Frank
18:11
ECS: Ximena Aguilar Vega
59:41
50% Reductions by 2030 for 1 5°C: No Negotiating with the Worldâs Ice
35:56
Protect Our Winters Sweden: IPCC Online Seminarium med ICCI
41:28
Webbseminarium: Climate change 2021: The Physical Science basis
11:27
The Paris Climate Agreement and future sea-level rise from Antarctica by Prof. Rob DeConto
06:11
Tinande Permafrost: Sex generationer med negativa utsläpp av Dr. Gustaf Hugelius
55:49
KLIMAT, KRYOSFĂREN OCH COP-26
04:24:33
Mountain Glaciers and Snow, Session 3 | COP 25 | Dec 11th version 2
05:22
Polar Oceans Acidification by Dr. Helen Findlay
04:51
Permafrost by Dr. Gustaf Hugelius
07:14
Arctic Sea Ice by Dr. Julienne Stroeve
05:06
Mountain Glaciers and Snow by Dr. HeĂŻdi Sevestre
04:53
Ice Sheets and Sea Level Rise by Dr. Julie Brigham-Grette
31:08
Youth and Early Career Scientists, Session 1 | COP 25 | Dec 2nd
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International Cryosphere Climate Initiative (ICCI) is a network of senior policy experts and researchers aiming to spread cryosphere science and preserve the cryosphere's key role in Earth's climate system. The cryosphere is a term for the regions of our globe which are covered in ice and snow â either seasonally or year-round. Climate change is happening in the cryosphere faster and more dramatically than anywhere else on earth.
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