Typhoon Kalmaegi smashed through central Philippines, killing at least 114 people and displacing tens of thousands — Cebu province was hardest hit. The slow-moving storm dumped extreme rainfall, causing flash f...
Key finding: A University of Hawaii study in Nature Communications finds that waste plumes from deep-sea minin...
Typhoon Kalmaegi ripped through central Philippines, prompting President Marcos Jr. to declare a state of emergency after at least 114 people were killed and 127 reported miss...
The latest volume of the Remembering Wildlife photobook series spotlights pangolins — the world’s most illegal...
Three rapid-attribution studies find that human-caused warming likely made Category 5 Hurricane Melissa strong...
Belém, a city of about 1.4 million on the edge of the Brazilian Amazon, will serve as Brazil’s symbolic capita...
The Philippine president declared a state of emergency after Typhoon Kalmaegi left at least 241 people dead or missing. The declaration is intended to speed rescue and relief ...
About 50 heads of state are meeting in Belém this week to reaffirm global climate action ahead of COP30, despi...
The article explains how entrenched pasture-burning practices nicknamed 'Red John' and a severe 2024 drought combined to ignite nearly 18 million hectares of the Brazilian Amazon. Most fires began on cattle ran...
Study finds many African savanna animals respond more strongly to human voices than to lion calls. In playback...
Climate shifts have repeatedly contributed to societal collapse. Paleoclimate data—sediment cores, tree rings ...
Researchers at Tohoku University have identified a new man-o'-war species, Physalia mikazuki , after a specime...
Researchers report that Antarctica’s Hektoria Glacier — about 115 square miles — lost nearly half its ice betw...
Philippine officials report that floods from Typhoon Kalmaegi have killed 114 people and left 127 reported missing. Search-and-rescue teams are actively working to find surviv...
Germany's Bundestag reconfirmed a pledge to reach climate neutrality by 2045 ahead of COP30 in Belém, Brazil. ...
UNECE warns that climate change is driving northern forests toward a critical tipping point and urges COP30 to...
India emitted about 4.4 billion tonnes CO2e in 2024 but has low per-capita emissions relative to wealthy nations. Coal still supplies around 75% of electricity , even as non-fossil installed capacity reached 50...
A study of U.S. and Canadian wheat producers estimates pathogens caused about $2.9 billion in losses over four...
Researchers from Oregon State University and Cal Poly report a notable rebound of ochre sea stars along the Or...
Nepalese officials report that an avalanche struck a camp on Mount Yalung Ri on Monday, killing seven people —...
Japan has deployed Self-Defense Forces to Akita prefecture to assist in containing a wave of brown and Asiatic...
Researchers across Norway, Canada, Russia and Greenland report that Arctic permafrost is thawing and endangeri...
The Great Lakes region, including northern Ohio, could get an early taste of winter as cold Arctic air moves i...
Typhoon Kalmaegi has killed 66 people, with most fatalities concentrated in a Philippine province still recovering from a recent deadly earthquake. The storm compounded existi...
Typhoon Kalmaegi has killed at least 66 people and left 26 missing in the central Philippines, with Cebu province suffering the heaviest toll after devastating flash floods. Six Philippine Air Force personnel d...
Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed a biodegradable, cellulose-derived solid lubrica...
Typhoon Kalmaegi has killed at least 66 people and left 26 missing after heavy rains and flooding across the central Philippines. Many residents were forced onto rooftops whil...
University of Hohenheim researchers deployed a 31-inch drone with a multispectral camera and roughly 100 on-tr...
Typhoon Kalmaegi smashed through central Philippines, killing at least 114 people and displacing tens of thousands — Cebu province was hardest hit. The slow-moving storm dumped extreme rainfall, causing flash f...
Key finding: A University of Hawaii study in Nature Communications finds that waste plumes from deep-sea minin...
Typhoon Kalmaegi ripped through central Philippines, prompting President Marcos Jr. to declare a state of emergency after at least 114 people were killed and 127 reported miss...
The latest volume of the Remembering Wildlife photobook series spotlights pangolins — the world’s most illegal...
Three rapid-attribution studies find that human-caused warming likely made Category 5 Hurricane Melissa strong...
Belém, a city of about 1.4 million on the edge of the Brazilian Amazon, will serve as Brazil’s symbolic capita...
The Philippine president declared a state of emergency after Typhoon Kalmaegi left at least 241 people dead or missing. The declaration is intended to speed rescue and relief ...
About 50 heads of state are meeting in Belém this week to reaffirm global climate action ahead of COP30, despi...
The article explains how entrenched pasture-burning practices nicknamed 'Red John' and a severe 2024 drought combined to ignite nearly 18 million hectares of the Brazilian Amazon. Most fires began on cattle ran...
Study finds many African savanna animals respond more strongly to human voices than to lion calls. In playback...
Climate shifts have repeatedly contributed to societal collapse. Paleoclimate data—sediment cores, tree rings ...
Researchers at Tohoku University have identified a new man-o'-war species, Physalia mikazuki , after a specime...
Researchers report that Antarctica’s Hektoria Glacier — about 115 square miles — lost nearly half its ice betw...
Philippine officials report that floods from Typhoon Kalmaegi have killed 114 people and left 127 reported missing. Search-and-rescue teams are actively working to find surviv...
Germany's Bundestag reconfirmed a pledge to reach climate neutrality by 2045 ahead of COP30 in Belém, Brazil. ...
UNECE warns that climate change is driving northern forests toward a critical tipping point and urges COP30 to...
India emitted about 4.4 billion tonnes CO2e in 2024 but has low per-capita emissions relative to wealthy nations. Coal still supplies around 75% of electricity , even as non-fossil installed capacity reached 50...
A study of U.S. and Canadian wheat producers estimates pathogens caused about $2.9 billion in losses over four...
Researchers from Oregon State University and Cal Poly report a notable rebound of ochre sea stars along the Or...
Nepalese officials report that an avalanche struck a camp on Mount Yalung Ri on Monday, killing seven people —...
Japan has deployed Self-Defense Forces to Akita prefecture to assist in containing a wave of brown and Asiatic...
Researchers across Norway, Canada, Russia and Greenland report that Arctic permafrost is thawing and endangeri...
The Great Lakes region, including northern Ohio, could get an early taste of winter as cold Arctic air moves i...
Typhoon Kalmaegi has killed 66 people, with most fatalities concentrated in a Philippine province still recovering from a recent deadly earthquake. The storm compounded existi...
Typhoon Kalmaegi has killed at least 66 people and left 26 missing in the central Philippines, with Cebu province suffering the heaviest toll after devastating flash floods. Six Philippine Air Force personnel d...
Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed a biodegradable, cellulose-derived solid lubrica...
Typhoon Kalmaegi has killed at least 66 people and left 26 missing after heavy rains and flooding across the central Philippines. Many residents were forced onto rooftops whil...
University of Hohenheim researchers deployed a 31-inch drone with a multispectral camera and roughly 100 on-tr...