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

Parts of Antarctica, the coldest place on Earth, are seeing a surprising transformation as plant life is spreading rapidly due to extreme heat events, according to new research published in Nature ...

Researchers found that vegetation cover across the Antarctic Peninsula increased more than tenfold -- from less than a square ...

Sky watchers across North America are anxiously anticipating what could be the most intense display of aurora borealis in ...

Antarctica, the coldest place on Earth, remains awash in dull gray and white, but with a growing section of green that ...

Vegetation cover across the Antarctic Peninsula has increased more than tenfold over the last four decades, new research ...

The Antarctic is rapidly greening due to climate change global warming, according to a new study Friday from the British ...

The sensitivity of the Antarctic Peninsula’s vegetation to climate change is now clear and we could see fundamental changes ...

Researchers used satellite data to assess how much the Antarctic Peninsula has been “greening” in response to climate change.

Satellite imagery shows that vegetation on the peninsula grew from less than one square kilometres in 1986 to almost 12sqkm ...

Parts of Antarctica are turning green faster than expected with vegetation cover in these areas now 10 times more than it was four decades ago, scientists have said.