ANTARCTICA

Sea ice in Antarctica its set to hit its highest level in recorded history, while Arctic ice could reach its sixth-smallest size.

A study published by environmental regulators has said that the ozone layer around the Earth is recovering.

Researchers studied satellite scans of a region spanning over 386,000 square miles, or more than three times the size of the state of Virginia.

Fossils found on Antarctica prove the Colossus could have played in the NBA.

Thousands more people are touring Antarctica, and it could negatively impact its environment.

Recent assessments have revealed that glaciers in Antarctica may have passed a point of irreversible retreat.

West Antarctica is on an inexorable path toward melting that will eventually raise sea levels, scientists say.

Climate change leads to more rainfall around Antarctica - and therefore more fresh water at the surface.

As conflict rages on every continent, Antarctica remains peaceful, but its massive Ross Sea is threatened by fishing, mining and pollution.

Ancient moss found in Antarctic permafrost was regrown in a new study conducted by researchers from the British Antarctic Survey and Reading University.

The study shows climate change has put a freshwater lid on the Antarctic ocean, trapping warm water within the ocean's depths.

Chinese tourists are shelling out to visit the frozen continent, but the toll on the environment and research is concerning.

Scientists exploring the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica’s largest floating body of ice, stumbled on a new species of sea anemone. Edwardsiella andrillae was found dangling in the sea water hundreds of feet below the ice shelf.

The massive trench was carved when Antarctica detached from the rest of Earth's landmass, creating rifts and chasms, the study notes.

While extreme weather in the U.S. is in large part due to a “polar vortex” creeping down over the Northern hemisphere from the North Pole, scientists say weather patterns around the world are largely the result of climate change in Antarctica.

The Antarctic ship rescue of a stranded Russian vessel, the MV Akademik Shokalskiy, has had its fair share of difficulties, but passengers are finally headed home.

Scientists know that much of the thinning of glaciers is due to a deep oceanic inflow of warmer water that melts the ice shelf from below.

A collection of lost Antarctica photos recently recovered from an abandoned Antarctic hut depict members of an early 20th-century team of explorers.

Three ice-breakers are heading toward the trapped MV Akademik Shokalskiy, a tourist and research vessel.

Scientists say they found kimberlite deposits, a known source of diamonds, in Antarctica.

Two new studies from NASA show that temperature and winds are still driving annual changes in the ozone hole's size.