News

Rain-on-snow floods are becoming more frequent in the Tianshan Mountains as the climate warms. Read a new LIQUIDICE paper!

New publication from LIQUIDICE: We investigated the retreat of four glaciers in Svalbard between 1975 and 2022 and compared different methods for measuring glacier-front change.

Researchers from the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) have completed successful field campaigns across the Greenland Ice Sheet as part of the LIQUIDICE project.

On the ocassion of the Greenland National Day we invite secondary schools to participate in the LIQUIDICE online lesson!

On the ocassion of the World Environmental Day, we invite secondary schools to participate in the LIQUIDICE online lesson “Climate change, a problem that is not going away”

Presentation and discussion by Ekaterina Rets: Climate change driven structural changes in river runoff bringing about new challenges to water management in Norway

How fast is the Greenland Ice Sheet changing? A new scientific paper published by Fausto et al. (2026) offers key answers, combining years of in situ measurements from PROMICE and GC-Net.

Svalbard’s spring is no longer “normal.” Waterlogged snow, exposed ground, and risky fieldwork are forcing scientists to rethink how Arctic research is done.

Wishing you a season filled with fresh energy, new beginnings, and a splash of inspiration.

We celebrate World Glacier Day, World Water Day, and Meteorology Day with two special online lessons.

Milestone 6: Agreement on the scenarios used in LIQUIDICE.

After years of planning and 2 years of work writing educational materials. We finally arrived at the debut of “Piccolo Orso e la montagna di Ghiaccio” – children’s opera with scientific guidelines from LIQUIDICE.