The study finds that the hydroxyl radical (OH), a naturally occurring molecule in the atmosphere, acts as the "detergent of the atmosphere."
Category: Climate Research
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When Reducing Shipping Emissions Causes Unintended Warming
Scientists were surprised by the unusual heating of the North Atlantic Ocean, prompting months of analysis to uncover its causes.
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Using Traditional Architecture for Climate Adaptation and Resilience
Indigenous and traditional building methods inspire contemporary architects to incorporate sustainability and climate adaptation.
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Global Report Reveals Over 1/3 of Tree Species Risk Extinction
From cooling cities to combating climate change, trees are essential for life. What are the organisations that aim to conserve them?
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3 Reports Present Case Studies Highlighting Climate Resilience
A trio of reports reveal case studies and strategies that show how to create resilient infrastructure in the face of climate challenges.
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Actions Beyond the “Doom and Gloom” Climate Change Messaging
Can doom-and-gloom climate change messaging inspire action or cause apathy? Explore two studies that reveal surprising insights.
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Social Comparison Encourages Climate-Friendly Actions
While personal actions lower emissions, studies reveal financial incentives and social comparison are key drivers for eco-friendly choices.
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Climate Change is Disrupting Rainfall Patterns Across the Globe
Research shows human-caused warming has increased rainfall variability worldwide, intensifying droughts and floods over the last century.
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Climate Anxiety in Motivating Pro-Climate Collective Behaviours
Climate anxiety and depression are on the rise. See how this distress is influencing individuals to take meaningful actions.
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No Climate Change Surge Despite Record Heat
In a year of record-breaking temperatures, data shows no surge in global warming rates, easing concerns of accelerated climate change.