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Category: Climate Research
Climate Study Reveals Increase in La Nina Occurrences
A new study unveils the surge in multiyear La Niña events, highlighting the need to curb emissions for climate adaptation and resilience.
How Lakes and Inland Waters Shape Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Learn from the latest studies, including RECCAP-2 findings and the surprising nitric oxide emissions from Tibetan Plateau lakes.
Antarctic is Losing Huge Sea Ice Chunk
As global temperatures rise, July's extreme heatwaves and vanishing Antarctic sea ice stress the urgency to address the climate emergency.
UN Chief Announces “Climate Boiling” Era Has Arrived
July 2023 witnesses unprecedented heatwaves worldwide, signalling the transition from global warming to "global boiling."
1.5°C Breaching Within Years Concerns Climate Scientists
Scientists warn of surpassing the 1.5°C threshold, leading to intensified heatwaves, ocean warming, and severe climate change effects.
Scientists Anticipate Total Arctic Ice Loss by the 2030s
A study published in Nature Communications paints a grim picture of the Arctic's future, with summer ice projected to disappear by the 2030s.
Flight Turbulence on the Rise as Climate Change Affects the Planet
Concerned about turbulence during flights? Find out how climate change is making it worse in a study from Reading University.
Climate Risks Impacts on the US Housing Market Â
Climate risks, like flooding, are not just a problem for the future. They are already impacting communities across the United States.
Can Enhanced Rock Weathering Help Us Meet Our Climate Goals?
Enhanced rock weathering could potentially help us meet our climate goals, but how feasible and effective is this technology?