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Southern Ocean in Peril: Warming, Salinity Surge, and Rapid Ice Loss Mark Alarming New Shift

Scientists have uncovered a dramatic and troubling shift in the Southern Ocean—one that could have permanent consequences for Antarctica and ripple across the globe....

Queensland LNP Rekindles Renewable Momentum with Greenlight to Major Wind Project

In a significant boost to Queensland’s renewable energy transition, the 1GW Theodore Wind and Battery Project has been granted state approval after enduring more...

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Southern Ocean in Peril: Warming, Salinity Surge, and Rapid Ice Loss Mark Alarming New Shift

Scientists have uncovered a dramatic and troubling shift in the Southern Ocean—one that could have permanent consequences for Antarctica and ripple across the globe....

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Southern Ocean in Peril: Warming, Salinity Surge, and Rapid Ice Loss Mark Alarming New Shift

Scientists have uncovered a dramatic and troubling shift in the Southern Ocean—one that could have permanent consequences for Antarctica and ripple across the globe....

Global COâ‚‚ Emissions Hit Record High Despite Renewable Boom

In a sobering revelation, the Energy Institute’s latest review shows that global carbon dioxide emissions from the energy sector reached an all-time high in...

Queensland LNP Rekindles Renewable Momentum with Greenlight to Major Wind Project

In a significant boost to Queensland’s renewable energy transition, the 1GW Theodore Wind and Battery Project has been granted state approval after enduring more...
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Unusual Patterns in Antarctic Sea Ice as Arctic Hits Subpar Winter Peak

Following an all-time low maximum in September 2023, Antarctic sea ice has been tracking at near-record-low extent for the past six months. Last month,...

Children Crave Nature: National Trust Advocates for Accessible Green Spaces

The National Trust's survey, in collaboration with First News, unveils that over three-quarters of children are eager for more frequent encounters with nature. Despite...

Solar Waste Crisis Looms, Australia Responds with 12-Year Plan

The solar industry is on the brink of a significant challenge as it faces an imminent waste crisis much sooner than anticipated. A recent...

Biofortification: A Solution to Nutrient Loss in Vegetables and Global Hunger?

The climate crisis has only accelerated concerns about crops’ nutritional value. That’s prompted the emergence of a process called biofortification,a strategy to replenish lost...

Environmental Devastation in Gaza: Could It Constitute a War Crime?

The full extent of the damage in Gaza has not yet been documented, but an analysis of satellite imagery shows the destruction of about...

Climate Stress: Unraveling Minds

In late October 2012, Superstorm Sandy struck New York City with devastating force, causing over $60 billion in damage, claiming lives, and necessitating the...

Australia’s Carbon Credit System Falls Short

According to a major new study, Australia’s main carbon offset method is failing globally and doing little, if anything, to help address the climate...

Sinking Cities: Rising Flood Risks and the Impact of Subsidence

Multiple US cities on the east coast are sinking, increasing the risk of flooding from rising sea levels. Between 2007 and 2020, the ground under...

Sweltering Greenland

Ground-based measuring devices and aircraft radar operated in the far northeast of Greenland show how much ice the 79° N-Glacier is losing. According to...

Climate Change and Antarctica

In recent years, Antarctica has experienced a series of unprecedented heatwaves. On 6 February 2020, temperatures of 18.3C were recorded, the highest ever on...

Oil Giants Off Course: Climate Pledges vs. Fossil Fuel Expansion

In the present day, virtually all of the world’s largest oil companies have made splashy climate pledges. But when it comes to actually slashing...

Record Heat Sparks Debate Among Scientists on Climate Crisis Acceleration

Record temperatures in 2024 on land and at sea have prompted scientists to question whether these anomalies are in line with predicted global heating...