Research shows reality of runaway ice loss in Antarctica
A new study led by ARC/SGEES researchers reveals the potential for runaway ice loss in Antarctica.
2015 News
Explore the Centre’s news stories from 2015.
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Ocean exploration brings research honour for Professor Lionel Carter
Lionel Carter has been awarded the 2015 Hutton Medal for his outstanding scientific contribution.
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The lasting legacy of climate change
New research confirms the likelihood of a substantial rise in global sea-level in the future if greenhouse gas emissions continue, and highlights the moral significance of decisions made now about mitigating climate change.
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Best Graduate Poster at 2015 INQUA Congress
PhD candidate Matt Ryan won the best postgraduate student poster award at the XIX INQUA Congress (International Union for Quaternary Research).
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Three Rutherford Fellows now at the ARC
Congratulations to Dr Nick Golledge, who is among a small group of leading New Zealand scientists to receive a Rutherford Discovery Fellowship.
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Climate change film on the road
The award-winning climate change documentary Thin Ice is screening at a range of venues in Auckland this month.
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The real cost of climate change
The following commentary provided by Professor Tim Naish, ARC Director was published in The New Zealand Herald on 5 June 2015.
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Funding to forecast the future of Antarctica’s ice
Two Victoria University of Wellington researchers have each been awarded $100,000 to investigate how Antarctica’s ice volume will change as the world warms.