Antarctica's landscape is rapidly turning green, with vegetation cover increasing tenfold from 1986 to 2021, revealing the urgent impacts of climate change.

Antarctica is experiencing a "dramatic" increase in greenery, with a more than 30% acceleration in this trend over recent years

Antarctica, the coldest place on Earth, remains awash in dull gray and white, but with a growing section of green that scientists say could "forever" alter the iconic landscape. Visible from space, the "greening" of the Antarctic Peninsula has spread dramatically since the mid-1980s,