The Arctic is warming nearly four times faster than the global average, a phenomenon known as Arctic amplification. This rapid warming, driven by feedback processes like the Albedo effect, is causing significant environmental changes. Reduced snow and ice cover lead to more heat absorption, further accelerating warming. As a result, wildfires, permafrost thawing, and carbon release are intensifying, contributing to a feedback loop that exacerbates climate change. These changes have global implications, including rising sea levels and more extreme weather patterns.