…results of this opinion article, published in the journal Global Change Biology, suggest that there will be a climate change impact on their aging rates. Common frog (‘Rana temporaria’). Credit:…
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…new tool to cut emissions down to size. Researchers stress the importance of swiftly reducing methane emissions to address climate change, suggesting a mix of regulatory and economic strategies alongside…
…general, previous research has not shown any links between widespread stressful events—like earthquakes and hurricanes—and personality change. The coronavirus pandemic, however, has impacted practically every facet of life and the…
…overlaps are likely to amplify the effect of climate change on burned areas. Credit: Adapted from Rao et al, 2021, Nature Ecology and Evolution Communities within the West’s wildland-urban interface…
Aviation, crucial for the global economy, contributes to climate change through CO2 emissions and other factors, including nitrogen oxides, ozone, and contrail cirrus clouds. Aviation’s Climate Challenge Persists Despite Paris…
Warming ocean temperatures are linked to an increase in coral disease prevalence. Climate change is fueling a surge in coral disease, threatening reef ecosystems worldwide. Rising ocean temperatures weaken corals’…
…Brooks Bays/UH Institute for Astronomy Shading Earth: An Innovative Solar Shield Tethered to an Asteroid to Combat Climate Change Earth is rapidly warming and scientists are developing various methods to…
…stability, gender inequality, and climate change present insurmountable barriers for having a much-wanted family. The lack of choice to have children in below-replacement regions, I’d argue, is indeed a human…
…Dubai, United Arab Emirates, this week for the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP28. Enhanced Greenhouse Effect of CO2 “Our finding means that as the climate responds to increases in…
…linked to climate change. New research shows some of the clearest evidence yet of a discernible human influence on atmospheric temperature. Published online in the November 29 early edition of…
…the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s worst-case climate warming scenario. The findings, published in two separate papers in Nature, show that Greenland and Antarctica lost 6.4 trillion tonnes of ice…
The Bog Bush Cricket has struggled to expand its range. Credit: Gilles San Martin There’s no place like home: Many insects moving north in response to climate change find they…
…specialist Mike Waszkiewicz move an ice core barrel into place in West Greenland, as part of their work to study ice caps’ response to climate change. Credit: Sarah Das ©…
…damage of climate change. “We can’t plant our way out of climate change,” says Holl, professor of environmental studies at UC Santa Cruz and a leading expert in forest restoration….
…studies indicating that climate change significantly increased the likelihood of this event. The potential long-term reduction in sea ice poses serious consequences for global weather and marine life. In 2023,…
…than most previous work, including the estimates in the last Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Assessment in 2007. Co-lead author David Fahey from the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric…
…consistent, and spatially complete reconstructions of past climate change,” Osman said. Now, the team is working on using their method to investigate climate change even further in the past. “We’re…
…that climate change makes wildfires more common, larger, and more intense. Now an international team of scientists has demonstrated a new connection between fires and global warming. Using data from Landsat…