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A new method for measuring evapotranspiration could recover significant amounts of missing energy, highlighting its role in climate science and environmental predictions.
In 2025, the construction of new coal-fired power plants worldwide reached its highest level in ten years, even as overall power output experienced a decrease.
A recent study indicates that while air-conditioning provides relief from heat, it may also lessen the perceived need for comprehensive climate strategies.
Recent findings underscore the ongoing acceleration of sea level rise since 1960, attributed to human-induced climate change and global warming.
Researchers caution that current carbon markets may not adequately account for the risks posed to U.S. forests by climate change, which play a vital role in carbon sequestration.
The Climate Change Committee emphasizes that investing in adaptation measures like flood defences and air conditioning is more economical than dealing with the fallout of climate change.
Research from the University of Tsukuba sheds light on the role of alcohol oxidase isozymes in methanol metabolism, a key process for achieving sustainability.
New research indicates that climate change is prompting significant migration from rural Bhutan, leading to the abandonment of homes in these areas.
Recent weather events underscore the rising risk of hurricane-like cyclones in the Mediterranean, a trend that climate change is likely to intensify.
Research from National Taiwan University highlights the critical role of Antarctic Intermediate Water in historical atmospheric carbon dioxide changes.
As Karachi endures a severe heatwave, experts emphasize the link between this extreme weather and the ongoing climate crisis affecting South Asia.
This week’s climate update covers significant discussions between Trump and Xi on energy, the impact of a ‘supercharged’ El Niño, and the introduction of India’s first ‘heat lounges’.
The potential of perennial plants is being explored as a means to address climate change and enhance food security, highlighting their importance in sustainable agriculture.
As discussions about a possible 'super El Niño' in 2026 intensify, experts caution that while predictions are uncertain, preparations for its potential impacts are essential.
As the climate warms, storm-driven floods are increasingly jeopardizing the nests of wader birds during their breeding season along the Baltic Sea coast, raising concerns for their conservation.
Australia is home to a remarkable variety of lizards, with ancient climatic conditions playing a significant role in their diversity and distribution.
Research indicates that slower winds can enhance carbon absorption in grasslands, which cover a significant portion of the Earth's surface, while also aiding in water conservation.
Recent research highlights the significance of silicon carbide dust in the formation of cosmic structures, including planets and stars, emphasizing hydrogen's role in this process.
Rapid warming of the world's oceans is leading to significant oxygen loss, which poses serious threats to marine life and alters metabolic processes.
Bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) aims to combat climate change, yet it may inadvertently increase carbon emissions if climate shifts alter crop locations.