A new frog species, *Adenomera varcena*, has been discovered in the Amazon's flooded forests, identified by DNA and unique calls, highlighting hidden biodiversity and conservation challenges.
Independent climate advisors have issued a strong statement, declaring that the proposed expansion of Heathrow Airport is fundamentally incompatible with the Un...
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has formally announced the repeal of regulations specifically designed to limit emissions from coal and ...
Wasp populations in the UK are declining this summer, with scientists linking the decrease and smaller wasp sizes to extreme weather conditions and heatwaves.
UK wasp populations are noticeably lower this summer, with scientists linking the decline to extreme weather, including temperature swings and heatwaves, which may also be causing smaller wasp sizes.
August of 2026 was officially recorded as the warmest August on Earth since systematic record keeping began, according to comprehensive scientific data compiled...
Indonesia's peat fires are surging due to severe drought and a strengthening El Niño, releasing significant pollutants and posing detection challenges for satellites.
A giant iceberg broke from Greenland's Petermann Glacier, collided with Joe Island, and remained intact, now drifting through the Nares Strait.
A 76-square-kilometer iceberg calved from Greenland's Petermann Glacier, survived a collision with Joe Island, and is now drifting through Nares Strait.
NASA-funded studies suggest the Sun's past activity and its galactic journey influenced Earth's ancient climate, from ice ages to early planetary warmth.
A recent United Nations report delivers a stark warning, indicating that global warming is projected to reach at least 1.8 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial ...
Hundreds of previously hidden earthquakes have been found near Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier, suggesting ocean conditions may be destabilizing the ice.
Flash floods in the Himalayan region have precipitated a humanitarian crisis, resulting in a devastating loss of life and widespread destruction across a signif...
A Manhattan-sized ice island has broken off Greenland's Petermann Glacier, marking the largest Arctic calving event since 2020 and providing a rare opportunity to study ice mass dynamics.
The High Mountain Asia region, or "Asian Water Tower," is losing 24.2 billion tonnes of groundwater annually, impacting downstream populations and agriculture.
New research indicates that human blood chemistry is changing, with rising bicarbonate levels and decreasing calcium and phosphorus, correlating with increased atmospheric carbon dioxide.
Reports indicate that the government is considering significant changes to its electric vehicle (EV) sales targets, a move that follows intense lobbying from ca...
The United Kingdom is currently grappling with a significant and prolonged heatwave, a situation that has spurred immediate government action and ignited widesp...
The contiguous United States experienced its warmest July on record, according to comprehensive data released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administra...
Western Europe experienced its warmest June and July on record, according to data released by European Union scientists. The period saw an average temperature o...
Intense 2026 wildfires in Spain and France, fueled by drought and strong winds, generated pyrocumulonimbus clouds and burned vast areas.
A new analysis reveals global warming has accelerated significantly since 2015, with the past decade showing a higher warming rate than any since 1880.
A slowing Atlantic Ocean current may intensify California storms and reduce Greenland snowfall, according to new research from the University of California, Riverside.
A Northern Arizona University study found that the Climate TRACE database significantly undercounts urban vehicle carbon dioxide emissions, raising concerns about data reliability.
A modeling study predicts climate change will cause increased soil erosion in the Amazon but decreased erosion in the Cerrado, requiring different conservation strategies.
A federal judge has mandated the restoration of certain historical and environmental information at United States national parks. This ruling overturns a previo...
A new study reveals the fragility of the global ocean monitoring network, emphasizing the need for increased contributions from Europe and Asia to prevent significant data loss and maintain accurate climate predictions.
New research provides the first direct evidence that the Gulf Stream shifted northward during a 12,900-year-old cold snap, offering insights into future climate change impacts.
A Michigan State University study suggests solar geoengineering could protect up to 75% of oceans from heat waves, but protection would be uneven.
A new study reveals global rice production nearly doubled over 50 years, largely due to agricultural management practices that offset climate change impacts.
New research indicates that rising temperatures impair animal cognition and alter behavior, posing significant threats to species survival and ecosystem stability.
NASA's Curiosity rover found that hematite crystals in Mars's Gale Crater record ancient climate changes, indicating long periods of warm, potentially habitable groundwater.
A new study indicates the Arctic Ocean has reached a tipping point, with rapid sea ice loss causing a sharp decline in nitrate, a crucial nutrient for marine life.
New research reveals the greenhouse effect dictates Antarctic temperature changes, causing warmer areas to experience more dramatic shifts than colder ones.
Hurricane forecasts have dramatically improved, saving lives and money, but federal budget cuts and job losses at NOAA threaten to stall further progress.
New research indicates that the survival of seagrass meadows in warming oceans is significantly influenced by the microbial communities within their surrounding sediment, highlighting a critical factor for conservation efforts.
A new AI solution developed by Dr. Arka Ghosh processes fragmented environmental data into actionable insights for urban and climate planning.
A newly discovered organelle in cow stomach microbes, called a hydrogenobody, produces hydrogen that fuels methane production, offering a potential target for reducing livestock greenhouse gas emissions.
New research reveals that temperature significantly influences animal immune systems, with implications for disease resistance as climate change alters global temperatures.
An international study reveals that integrated land-use planning can reduce development's impact on biodiversity by 15% and cut carbon loss by 19%, offering a framework for balancing conservation, agriculture, and renewable energy needs.
New studies of ancient Antarctic ice show Earth cooled over three million years with only modest changes in greenhouse gases, suggesting other factors influenced long-term climate.