In the remote reaches of Antarctica lies the Pine Island Glacier, a rapidly melting ice ... which is comparable to almost 80 miles per hour. “This is to our knowledge the fastest rift-opening ...

Scientists are engaged in international debate over the best solution to averting a potential "Doomsday Glacier" catastrophe, in response to conflicting study results over the summer.

Measuring some 120 kilometers (75 miles) across, this vast river of ice happens to be one of the largest glaciers on Earth. It's sometimes known as the 'Doomsday Glacier', because its demise would ...

BLIZZARD WARNING is in effect from 1 AM Monday to 8 AM Tuesday forEast Glacier Park Region-Southern Rocky Mountain Front ...

The complimentary shuttle service and the Glacier Park Boat Company tours will run on full schedules during the summer – reserve boat tours and shuttles in advance online. What's more, the park's ...

He was the last of a community legacy that made a living off the Reschreiter glacier, whose ice was mostly used for refrigeration before electricity was widespread in their stretch of the Andes.

But satellite monitoring indicates this glacier is melting at an accelerating rate. In the 1990s it was losing just over 10 billion tonnes of ice a year. Today, it's more like 80 billion tonnes.

What will very likely be our first measurable snowfall of the season will coincide with Election Day. Read the web story ...

A winter storm is beginning to impact western Montana this afternoon and evening. Impacts from this system will continue ...

By CHRIS PETERSON A mild fall and eased reservation requirements saw September visitation in Glacier National Park eclipse 602,000 visitors for the month, the busiest September ever. Visitation for ...

The Sandy Glacier flows down a steep bowl about two ... Their packs are loaded with 80 pounds of gear: ropes, wetsuits, crampons and axes, freeze-dried peas, survey gear, avalanche probes, oatmeal ...

Scientists are racing to find out whether rapid glacial melt could drive a surge in eruptions — and what that means for ...