A new study in the United States sheds light on how the position and strength of the North Atlantic jet stream have evolved over the last 1,250 years. The findingsContinue Reading
In one of Switzerland’s most popular Alpine destinations, resort staff have been working over the summer months to limit the impact of warming global temperatures on its glacial slopes –Continue Reading
Hurricane Ida hit the United States on Sunday, leaving the entire city of New Orleans without power but the ferocity of the storm did not come as a surprise toContinue Reading
For the first time in recorded history, it rained at Greenland Summit Camp, a research outpost in the island’s (usually) frozen ice shelf. And it wasn’t just a little slush.Continue Reading
A hypoxic zone, more evocatively referred to as a “dead zone,” is a phenomenon in which the oxygen levels in a patch of water plummet, rendering it uninhabitable. A particularlyContinue Reading
Methane (CH4) which is the main component of natural or fossil gas is vastly more potent warming agent than CO2 over short time-frames. An estimate 375 million tons of this gas is emittedContinue Reading
The horrific heatwave in western Canada and the northwestern United States had already killed dozens and same is happening in other side of the globe in Indian subcontinent. Now it’sContinue Reading
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) involve input from climate scientists around the world who share their research findings with each other. The finished product is basically a “stateContinue Reading
