Scientists Report Rare Ice Growth in Antarctica After Years of Steady Decline

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00:00scientists report rare ice growth in antarctica after years of steady decline from 2021 to 2023

00:09antarctica gained 108 gigatons annually reversing 157 billion ton yearly losses

00:17spurring climate research science china earth sciences reported in march 2025

00:23between 2021 and 2023 ice gain in antarctica reduced global sea level rise by 0.01 inches per

00:36year aiding flood-prone cities underscoring the need to monitor antarctic ice changes closely

00:43antarctica holds most of earth's freshwater impacting sea levels recent ice growth is

00:49temporary as anomalous precipitation might be a short-term fluctuation in ongoing ice loss

00:59advanced satellites such as grace monitor antarctica's ice changes confirming ice gain by

01:06detecting gravity shifts increased snowfall unexpectedly grew totten denman moscow university

01:13and vincennes bay glaciers reversing east antarctica's mass loss

01:21from 2021 to 2023 east antarctica reversed ice loss due to increased snowfall with complex weather

01:30patterns bringing moisture and significant accumulation antarctica's regions vary west

01:36antarctica and the peninsula lose ice from ocean warming while east antarctica's snowfall increase

01:42recently countered losses leading to a net ice mass gain

01:50antarctica's 108 gigaton ice gain contrasts past losses seen as temporary due to ice sheets climate

01:58sensitivity antarctica's ice gain reduced sea level rise by 0.3 millimeters yearly highlighting crucial

02:06monitoring and coastal planning needs