Ocean Heat Reaches New Global Record in 2025
The world’s oceans absorbed more heat in 2025 than at any time in recorded history. New research shows that the upper 2,000 meters of the ocean took in an estimatedContinue Reading
The world’s oceans absorbed more heat in 2025 than at any time in recorded history. New research shows that the upper 2,000 meters of the ocean took in an estimatedContinue Reading
Carbon dioxide is often described as the main driver of global warming. However, its role on Earth is far more complex. In his book The Story of CO₂ Is theContinue Reading
The massive iceberg A23a measuring four times the size of New York City has run aground near South Georgia Island. This massive iceberg functions as a visible indicator of AntarcticContinue Reading
Globally glaciers are disappearing at an accelerated rate. A recent study published in Nature shows that ice loss has increased rapidly because of human-induced climate change. The research shows thatContinue Reading
A new report from Yale Environment 360 reveals a concerning trend: carbon dioxide levels in the Earth’s atmosphere are increasing at an unprecedented rate. Data from Mauna Loa Observatory confirmsContinue Reading
As the year draws to a close, scientists are raising alarms: 2024 is poised to become the hottest year on record. This will mark the first time Earth surpasses theContinue Reading
The Earth is sending a clear and urgent message: our planet is in crisis as 2023 turns out to be a record-breaking year for global warming, according to the WorldContinue Reading
Climate scientist, suggests that global warming may be accelerating faster than our current models can predict. This alarming possibility has sparked widespread concern among scientists and environmentalists. The unprecedented temperatureContinue Reading
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