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We need urgent climate action in order to avoid catastrophic ecosystem collapse.
A beautiful solar array shaped like a canopy might provide 2,220 MWh of clean energy annually to Melbourne residents.
Well, this is an unusual problem to have.
An understudied phenomenon may double the amount of methane released into the atmosphere by the thawing Arctic permafrost.
Since the early 20th century, Earth's axis has shifted by more than 10 meters.
They're heating up twice as fast as everywhere else.
Oh boy.
Impressive, and very helpful -- visual technology at its finest.
The letter has generated polarizing responses.
"It’s a bit like being almost blind and putting on glasses for the first time and seeing 20/20," a researcher said.
Climate change was unforgiving with the Neanderthals.
Well, well -- who would have guessed.
One of the last Arctic ice bastions is far less resilient than we thought.
Have you noticed summers getting hotter and hotter?
Global warming meets the circle of life: water heats up, krill gets killed off, krill-eating birds suffer.
This could be big.
Strength in numbers.
It looks like we'll have to tackle climate change the good old-fashioned way
We're way past the 'if' moment -- it's time to act.
I don't wanna say it's global warming, but it sure quacks like global warming.
Things are not OK.
Researchers are concerned, saying that the cause for the seabirds' decline is 'mysterious'.
The effects of climate change are way beyond deniabiity, researchers say. It's time to start acting.
Scientists witness natural selection in action in the aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Maria.
As if climate change didn't bring enough problems.
However, the first farmers in the Amazon used sustainable practices, unlike modern agriculture in the region.
I'm not saying it's climate change, but it definitely quacks like climate change.
Without proper olfaction, fish are less able to find food or avoid predators.
The hidden climate change-causing giants no one's talking about.
It's a great way to spend an afternoon or a day off.
It's another piece of evidence documenting the effects of climate change.
It's good news, just not *very* good news.
There's a metaphor here, and an important lesson for ourselves.
Like Cassandra, the priestess cursed to predict the future and not be believed by anyone, James Hansen's appeal has largely fallen on deaf ears.
Scientists say it can't colder than this new record of minus 98 degrees Celsius.
Some rare good news.
Well well, here's a surprising correlation.
It's an ungodly figure.
The two aren't mutually exclusive -- we can get lots of energy sustainably and cheaply.
The level of detail is exceptional.
The Great Barrier Reef may be facing its worse threat yet.
Novel insights into the inner works of complex tropical ecosystems.
Rice is losing proteins, vitamins, and minerals due to rising CO2 in the atmosphere.
It can be used as a model for future climate change.
This is embarrassing and extremely dangerous -- lawmakers should not exhibit this level of scientific illiteracy.
... but if we keep on with the "business as usual" approach, things will be much worse.
The message is clear: We need to act now!
It's a damn shame.
Large predators are reclaiming what was rightfully theirs all along.
Adorable and resilient.
