Unique ocean processes during El Niño events offer surprising lifeline to Pacific island reefs, aiding their survival amid climate change.
Latest in Climate Change
-
-
British Ecological SocietyCarbon DioxideClimate ChangeDuke UniversityEarthEcologyMicrobesPlanktonSciTech NewsUC Santa Barbara
Microbial Shift: How Climate Change Could Turn Carbon Absorbers Into Carbon Emitters
New research warns that rising temperatures could turn microorganisms from carbon absorbers to carbon emitters, intensifying climate change.
-
Carbon EmissionsClimate ChangeGlobal WarmingGreenhouse GasSciTech NewsUniversity Of Leeds
Unprecedented Global Warming Rate: Record-Breaking Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Record-breaking greenhouse gas emissions and rapid global warming rates revealed in an annual update by leading scientists.
-
Climate ChangeForestsHarvard UniversitySciTech NewsWildfires
Mitigating Megafires through Controlled Burns: The Efficacy in California, Oregon, and Washington
Research reveals controlled burns, especially in the western U.S., could substantially reduce wildfire smoke exposure and health risks.
-
AntarcticaArcticClimate ChangeNASASciTech NewsSpace
Polar Ice Melting: Insights from a NASA Scientist
NASA scientist explains the melting of polar ice, the primary cause of rising sea levels. Explore the complex relationship between …
-
Climate ChangeCOVID-19Greenhouse GasMedicineNASASciTech NewsSpace
We Asked a NASA Scientist: Has COVID Affected Climate Change?
A NASA scientist delves into the subtle effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on climate change and greenhouse gas emissions.
-
ArchaeologyClimate ChangeDinosaursNorth Carolina State UniversityPaleontologySciTech News
Newly Discovered Dinosaur Iani May Have Been Species’ “Last Gasp” in a Changing Planet
by Klaus Müllerby Klaus MüllerDiscover Iani smithi, a newly found dinosaur species from the mid-Cretaceous era. Explore its role in a changing climate and …
-
AntarcticaBritish Antarctic SurveyClimate ChangeGeophysicsGlacierSciTech NewsSwansea University
Scientists Have Mapped the Ground Beneath Antarctica’s Most Vulnerable Glacier for the First Time
Unveiling the subglacial geology of Antarctica’s vulnerable glacier, providing crucial insights into its susceptibility to climate change.
-
Chalmers University Of TechnologyClimate ChangeCoalGlobal WarmingLund UniversitySciTech News
Researchers Warn: Global Warming of Up to 3 Degrees Likely
by Manuel Costaby Manuel CostaSwedish researchers predict a 2.5-3°C global temperature rise, surpassing the Paris Agreement’s 2-degree target due to slow coal phase-out.
-
Climate ChangeDroughtGlobal WarmingSciTech NewsUniversity Of Oklahoma
Climate Change Is Expected To Increase the Number of Devastating Flash Droughts
New research warns of increasing flash droughts globally due to climate change, with significant impacts on agriculture, prices, and social …