An international team of researchers, including a glaciologist from Newcastle University, UK, has made an extraordinary discovery beneath the North Sea: remarkably well-preserved glacial landforms… Read More »Hidden Ice Age Landscape Discovered Beneath the North Sea
Among the many aspects of global warming expected to accelerate this century—melting sea ice, shrinking glaciers, and the decline of coastal tourism industries—is the thawing… Read More »The Carbon Time Bomb Beneath the Arctic
China’s dynastic history, which spanned more than 4,000 years from 2070 BC to 1912 AD, is characterized by the rise and fall of various ruling… Read More »Climate Change and the Rise and Fall of Chinese Dynasties
The year 2023 was marked by a series of alarming records in climate data, one of the most significant being the rise in global mean… Read More »The Role of Cloud Cover in Recent Global Temperature Records
Honey has long been prized for its sweetness and nutritional benefits, but a new study from Tulane University reveals that it may have another, more… Read More »Honey as a Hidden Indicator of Environmental Pollution
Approximately 35.65 million years ago, Earth experienced two massive asteroid impacts that left behind two of the planet’s largest known craters. Despite the significant size… Read More »Earth’s Resilience to Asteroid Impacts
In a groundbreaking study, researchers have discovered a surprising exception to Ekman’s theory of wind-driven ocean currents in the Bay of Bengal. The team, composed… Read More »Researchers Discover Anomalous Ocean Currents in the Bay of Bengal
Environmental physicists Jens Müller and Nicolas Grube at the Institute of Biogeochemistry and Pollutant Dynamics, ETH Zurich, have developed a groundbreaking 3D model to better… Read More »Ocean Acidification Reaches Deeper Than Expected
Research conducted by microbiologist Ida Peterse and ecologist Lisanne Hendriks from Radboud University highlights a concerning effect of treated wastewater on methane emissions in rivers.… Read More »Treated Wastewater Boosts Methane Emissions in Rivers
Geologists have recently discovered compelling evidence from Colorado that suggests Earth may have been encased in ice all the way to the equator hundreds of… Read More »Scientists Find Evidence of Snowball Earth in Colorado