Environment

Discover how climate change is reshaping Biscayne Bay into a warmer, saltier, and more acidic ecosystem, threatening South Florida's environment and resources.

Twenty years of data reveal climate change is making Biscayne Bay warmer, saltier and more acidic, threatening South Florida's ecosystems and fisheries.

New research reveals that Antarctica's regional temperature changes are governed by the nonlinear greenhouse effect rather than traditional climate models...

New research reveals Antarctica's regional temperature changes are governed by nonlinear greenhouse effects rather than traditional climate responses,...

New Nature study shows temporary carbon removal can effectively offset methane emissions but shouldn't replace permanent solutions for CO2, offering fresh...

As Australia grapples with fuel security concerns and climate targets, algae-based biofuels emerge as a potential solution for cleaner diesel and sustainable...

A German-Japanese research team is heading to the North Pacific's massive Hess Rise plateau to test competing theories about how this little-studied volcanic...

Antarctic ice preserves rare iron-60 stardust from ancient supernovae, giving scientists a direct record of interstellar material reaching Earth as the Solar System moves through the Milky Way.

Recent research highlights the impact of "forever chemicals" (PFAS) on aging in men, linking higher exposure levels to accelerated biological aging and prompting significant public health concerns.

Sea level changes, driven by climate change, are generally rising globally. However, around Greenland, sea levels might fall due to the melting ice sheet altering gravitational pull, causing complex regional variations necessitating localized studies for effective adaptation strategies.

Scientists have discovered a "lost city" deep in the ocean, featuring unique geological formations and ecosystems. This site offers insights into Earth's history and potential extraterrestrial life, highlighting the need for preservation and further research into these underwater wonders.

Recent research reveals that contraception use may increase lifespan in certain mammals by up to 10%, with findings that could impact wildlife management and deepen our understanding of the biological trade-offs between reproduction and longevity.