New studies show that the long-hypothesized “brown ocean effect” is real, helping to refuel 2018’s Hurricane Florence and other storms after landfall.
New thermal imaging shows how fast numbats’ surface temperature rises even at relatively reasonable temperatures.
A seismic survey of Thwaites’ icy underbelly shows the Antarctica glacier may be snagging on tall rises in land. That could help slow global sea level rise.
New measurements reveal the gunk that surrounds the particles, an important factor in understanding how the ocean sequesters carbon.
Destabilized by ocean waves and vanishing sea ice, Antarctica’s Hektoria glacier lost 25 kilometers of ice in 16 months — a possible hint of what’s to come.
COP28 ended with a historic climate agreement to begin moving away from fossil fuels, but stopped short of mandating phasing them out.
About 1 in 3 marine heat waves occur below the surface, a new study reports, suggesting these harmful events are more common than previously thought.
Here’s one takeaway from COP28: Deep cuts to methane are essential to meet the Paris Agreement goals. That’s still possible.
The effects of climate change were on clear display in 2023 as records not only broke, but did so by surprising amounts.
The report’s release, which coincides with COP28, weighs the ethics of using technological interventions to mitigate climate change.
