Konstantine Vlasis never imagined that a single track on a Sigur Rós album would lead him to studying the ice on Iceland's ...

Additionally, the melting of glaciers contributes to rising ... The Future of Iceland’s Volcanic Landscape As Iceland continues to evolve, its volcanic landscape will undoubtedly undergo further ...

A photography project has highlighted the extent of ice loss from Iceland's glaciers. A team from Scotland ... looking straight down on to the landscape could then be re-framed to show the terrain ...

The glacier’s melting ice only contributes ... volcanic eruption actually helped to promote Iceland and attracted visitors to its otherworldly landscape. Many locals complain about the sheer ...

This once-massive ice sheet is shrinking by 40 meters per year, a staggering rate that is transforming the Icelandic ...

"We see crevasses opening up, we see the ice melting down," said Bart Vaganee, a guide for Icelandic Mountain Guides. WBZ-TV talked to him on Sólheimajökull, one of Iceland's most popular ...

Haukur Einarsson, founder of Glacier Adventure in Iceland, knows the reality of glacier melt all too well ... “Even as the ice recedes, the landscape remains unique. You can watch vegetation ...

Clean power, melting glaciers ... While Iceland is not a major emitter of planet-warming emissions, the effects of climate change are already transforming its landscape and economy.

Iceland gets more than 70 percent of its power from hydroelectric stations fed by glacial meltwaters. So as the Earth heats up and glaciers melt faster, hydroelectric stations will have more water ...

Iceland’s landscape is like nothing on Earth with volcanoes such as Eyjafjallajökull, which made headlines when its ash cloud caused air traffic chaos in 2010. We stopped at two incredible ...

The history of Iceland is written in the tephra layers of its landscape, and The Volcanic Way offers an accessible year-round immersion through “slow travel” – in keeping with the unhurried ...

The Nature study underscores how glacial melt is accelerating, particularly in Iceland, where glaciologists have tracked rapid ice loss. Glacial melt isn't just a problem for remote regions ...