The Antarctic is melting at an unprecedented rate. Scientists gathered in Chile for the 11th Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research conference shared alarming findings about the continent’s rapid climate change.Continue Reading
A recent study conducted by researchers at Virginia Tech and the US Geological Survey has found that the East Coast of America, specifically its densely populated areas, is sinking atContinue Reading
Research led by James Hansen, the former NASA scientist who first warned about the greenhouse effect in 1980s, suggests that global heating is happening at a faster pace than previouslyContinue Reading
The National Snow and Ice Data Center just released some fresh satellite images showing that the sea ice at the South Pole hit another all-time low this winter, around mid-September.Continue Reading
Humans have modified the distribution of water on Earth sufficiently to change the planet’s tilt, according to a new research. Previous studies suggested that people drew more than 2 trillionContinue Reading
According to recent research, climate warming is worsening future flooding emergencies at both high and low elevations. Approximately 15 million people worldwide live under the shadow of glacial lakes, withContinue Reading
Scientists are warning that the melting of Greenland’s ice cover is now “inevitable,” resulting in a significant rise in sea levels. An international team of experts discovered in a recentContinue Reading
In 2022, Venice—La Serenissima—has become a poster child for climate change. As sea levels rise across the world, the occasional disastrous acqua alta (high tide), which occurred just a fewContinue Reading
