As governments rush to exploit fossil fuels in response to soaring energy prices, we're repeating the mistakes of the past instead of investing in the future. It's time for genuine long-term thinking on energy policy.
A sobering new study reveals that Ireland's iconic basking sharks and other warm-bodied fish are facing an unprecedented threat as ocean temperatures rise. These magnificent creatures burn energy at alarming rates, making them increasingly vulnerable to the warming waters caused by climate change.
As ocean temperatures soar, marine scientists are calling for a dramatic acceleration in assisted evolution research to give coral reefs a fighting chance. A new study reveals that traditional conservation efforts alone won't cut it—we need innovative breeding programs now.
As Singapore faces rising seas and intensifying storms, the city-state is gearing up for a costly climate makeover—but the real question is who pays for it. From building resilient infrastructure to protecting low-lying neighborhoods, we explore the financial puzzle behind keeping Singapore safe.
This year's historic winter warmth has left the American West's snowpack at dangerously low levels, catching even seasoned experts off guard. As spring arrives with record-breaking temperatures, water managers and climate scientists are bracing for a challenging season ahead.
Scientists have discovered something remarkable: Earth's rotation is actually slowing down, and climate change may be the culprit. This groundbreaking research reveals that our planet's days are getting longer in ways not seen for millions of years.
For decades, Antarctic sea ice defied expectations by expanding even as global temperatures climbed. But a groundbreaking Stanford study finally reveals what caused this puzzling trend—and the dramatic reversal that followed in 2016.
For years, Antarctic sea ice has defied predictions and puzzled scientists worldwide. Now, groundbreaking research reveals the surprising culprits behind a dramatic ice collapse—and the findings challenge everything we thought we knew about polar climate patterns.
Scientists have just uncovered a game-changing truth: old-growth forests are storing significantly more carbon than we ever thought possible. This discovery could fundamentally reshape our understanding of climate solutions and forest conservation.