Historical maps show that glaciers have repeatedly shrunk and grown in Iceland. Since the late 19th century, when glaciation reached its most recent peak, they’ve retreated by 2,000 square ...

People in East Iceland have found something unexpected blocking their view of their nightly weather report: the presenter himself. Residents on one side of the country have found their local ...

The red triangles on this map of Iceland mark the locations of GPS stations that have detected rising land in response to melting glaciers (in white). Click image to enlarge.

Iceland expects some 2.3 million tourists this year, nearly all arriving by plane at its only international airport, built by the U.S. military during World War II. That number is only projected to ...

The Fagradalsfjall volcano is located some 30km from Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik. Cold volcanic regions. First, let’s take a look at volcanic regions covered in ice.

Iceland’s paradox: Climate change is boosting green energy By Francisco "A.J." Camacho | 06/17/2024 06:23 AM EDT Melting glaciers are creating an energy windfall.