…life and all biodegradation. Credit: Eli Yablonovitch and Harry Deckman Storing biomass in dry landfills by salting and burying it can economically preserve greenhouse gases for thousands of years. Lowering…
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…Large Array in New Mexico, astronomers studied two black hole systems as they feed on matter, finding evidence that suggests that black holes can change between two different regimes, like…
…as climate change impact menu labels on food items, and consumer education on the high nutritional value and lower chemical levels in forage fish, could also help promote the switch…
…challenges from climate change and high food demand. A study on gene editing shows CRISPR/Cas may be the answer to saving rice crops facing challenges from climate change and increased…
…in the ocean. Credit: Alfred Wegener Instittue / Folke Mehrtens Shifts in the Arctic Ecosystem due to Climate Change In response to anthropogenic climate change, the extent and thickness of…
A parrotfish feeding on degraded coral. Credit: Shaun Wilson, Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions in Australia, and the University of Western Australia Climate change and warming seas are transforming…
…(SWOT) mission will help communities prepare for the consequences of a changing climate by collecting data that monitors the planet’s lakes, rivers, reservoirs, and the ocean. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/CNES/Thales Alenia Space…
…that methane production beneath glaciers is more widespread than previously thought, raising important questions about carbon cycling in glaciated regions and their impact on climate change. Credit: Sarah Elise Sapper…
New research reveals that fire-ice, or frozen methane which is trapped as a solid under our oceans, is at risk of melting due to climate change, potentially releasing large amounts…
…million years of global warming and climate change. Researchers can explore the impact of environmental crises on organismal evolution by studying climate change-induced mass extinctions in the deep geological past….
…and Natural Variability The models show how flood and drought extremes have evolved within the San Joaquin Valley and can help clarify how natural variability and climate change can compound…
…shows 2022 in context with temperature anomalies since 1880. The values represent surface temperatures averaged over the entire globe for the year. Human Activities Driving Climate Change “The reason for…
A study shows significant transformations in California’s grasslands, with species adapting to increasingly warm and dry conditions, highlighting the quick response of these ecosystems to climate change. Research reveals rapid…
A new study warns that climate change could make banana farming economically unviable in much of Latin America by 2080. Rising temperatures and infrastructure challenges leave producers with limited options….
…the direct result of human-induced climate change. Over the course of its mission, AIM has helped answer these questions by documenting for the first time the entire complex life cycle…
…Nations Initiative, a United Nations-supported program led by Pacific Island nations to help preserve their statehood and protect the rights and heritage of populations affected by climate change. “This will…
…new method to capture and store atmospheric carbon for centuries. The technique involves sealing woody biomass in “wood vaults,” offering a potentially cost-effective way to combat climate change. Achieving net-zero…
…a change that is beneficial for the survival of the virus: Maybe the change allows the virus to evade an antibody – a protein that the immune system produces to…