New research has revealed that half of the world's crops are at risk if global temperature increases continue.

Trump’s tariffs put a spotlight on the uninhabited Heard and McDonald Islands, which comprise a remote volcanic refuge for ...

One of Scripps's longest-running data centers, serving reference-quality hydrographic ocean data to an international community for over 20 years Studies fundamental physical processes that govern ...

According to a new study by Colorado State University published in Nature Climate Change, tree populations are declining because of these disturbances and are not regenerating fast enough in cooler ...

Even places that were long considered safe zones, such as Vermont, which saw catastrophic flooding from Hurricane Beryl in 2024, are seeing more frequent and more ferocious natural disasters such ...

The shallow 12-hole reverse circulation (RC) drill program for 315 metres targeted two prospective zones called K6E and K6W. A reverse circulation drill rig at Latitude 66’s K6E target which ...

Their findings, published in Nature Ecology & Evolution, reveal that both environmental conditions and natural barriers to movement, such as mountains, oceans, and climate zones, play key roles in ...

Dozens of Metropolitan Police officers battered down a door to arrest six women at a Quaker meeting group while they were discussing climate change and Gaza. More than 30 police officers made the ...

Mumbai Traffic Police have announced traffic restrictions ahead of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena's (MNS) annual Gudi Padwa rally at Shivaji Park, Dadar, on Sunday, March 30, 2025. The curbs will be ...

The expansion of the tropics is a phenomenon that has captured the attention of scientists and environmentalists alike. This surprising shift is not just a ... Read more The post The Tropics Are ...

In a world where the science is clear, the stakes are high, and the window for action is rapidly closing, climate change education and awareness emerge as the linchpins of a global response that ...

That is because climate change, caused by the burning of fuels like gasoline and coal, has raised average global temperatures, creating drier conditions that allow wildfires, which are mostly mostly ...