Researchers have identified a previously unknown gentoo penguin species on the remote Kerguelen Islands, marking the first new penguin species named in more than a century.
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Research using ESA and NASA satellite data shows that Greenland and Antarctica have lost 12.5 trillion tons of ice since 1979, raising global sea level by about an inch.
University of Utah researchers discovered a 150‑foot‑thick ice body beneath Mount Timpanogos that could fill 600 Olympic‑size swimming pools, reshaping water‑supply estimates and hazard assessments.
A new study proposes regional solar geoengineering, specifically marine cloud brightening, as a method to cool the Pacific Ocean and lessen the impacts of future El Niño events.
A new global study has mapped an estimated 110 quadrillion kilometers of microscopic fungal networks beneath Earth's surface, crucial for plant life and carbon storage.
A new study suggests trees may store less planet-heating carbon than previously thought, as photosynthesis doesn't always translate to wood growth. Researchers found trees stopped growing months before photosynthesis ceased at many study sites.
A new analysis of a cooling anomaly in the North Atlantic suggests the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is weakening and approaching a dangerous tipping point.
Exxon discovered above suspicion in a $1.6 billion climate change collaterals fraud lawsuit. New York’s Attorney General was unsuccessful in demonstrating that Exxon deluded shareholders…