climate change

Did Sea Oxygen Levels Play Role In Earth’s First Mass Extinction?

The first mass extinction on Earth may have been caused by abrupt changes in marine oxygen levels. The Late Ordovician mass extinction, which wiped out about 85% of marine species, occurred 443 million years ago

Thermosphere Shrinking Means Longer Lasting Space Junk

Fresh research provides the first indication that upper atmospheric shrinking has started on a global scale

Climate Change Projected To Intensify Arctic Cyclones

NASA scientists say that by the end of this century, spring cyclones in the Arctic will be stronger. This is because sea ice is melting and temperatures are rising quickly.

Will Artificial Intelligence Help Or Hinder Climate Change Response?

A new framework for understanding and shaping the impacts of Artificial Intelligence on greenhouse gas emissions has been presented by scientists

Thirty Years Of Unique Data Reveal What’s Really Killing Coral Reefs

Carbon Dioxide Absorption By Boron Nitride Foam

Temperate Broadleaf Forests More Susceptible To Heat Stress

The Agulhas Current Is Widening, Not Strengthening

The Indian Ocean's Agulhas Current is becoming wider rather than stronger, according to a new study. The findings have implications for global climate change.