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Antarctica’s Ice Map Reveals Stability—But Alarming Retreat in Vulnerable Regions

A landmark 30-year study led by glaciologists at the University of California, Irvine, has produced the most comprehensive circumpolar map to date of Antarctica’s ice grounding-line migration. By analysing three decades of satellite data, researchers found that while much of the continent remains strikingly stable, key regions are experiencing significant ice loss. The findings, published in Proceedings of the National...

Climate Change Is No Longer a Scientific Debate — It Is a Crisis of Governance

For much of the late twentieth century, climate change was treated as a problem of uncertainty. Policymakers asked for more data, sceptics demanded more proof, and institutions deferred action in the name of further research; that phase has decisively ended. Today, climate science is not only settled but also overwhelming in its consistency and urgency. What remains unresolved is...

Antarctica’s Ice Map Reveals Stability—But Alarming Retreat in Vulnerable Regions

A landmark 30-year study led by glaciologists at the University of California, Irvine, has produced the most comprehensive circumpolar map to date of Antarctica’s...

Climate Change Tripled the Odds of Deadly Chile–Argentina Wildfires, Study Finds

The scorching, dry and wind-driven conditions that fuelled last month’s devastating wildfires across Chile and Argentina were made around three times more likely by...

Australia’s Heat Threshold: Why Global Warming Made the Latest Extreme Heatwave Five Times More Likely

Human-driven global heating made the intense heatwave that scorched large parts of Australia in early January five times more likely, a new scientific analysis...

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Climate Change Is No Longer a Scientific Debate — It Is a Crisis of Governance

For much of the late twentieth century, climate change was treated as a problem of uncertainty. Policymakers asked for more data, sceptics demanded more proof, and institutions deferred action in the name of further research; that phase has decisively...