Science

Climate change is often thought to be a relatively modern concept, but research has shown that it has been documented as far back as the Inkan Empire – in string.

Marine giants are facing unprecedented threats, despite ambitious conservation goals like the 30x30 initiative. New research published in Science uncovers where conservation efforts are failing and what must be done to ensure the survival of these vital ocean species.

The latest solar maximum highlighted how the Sun's activity can alter Earth's atmosphere and the lifespan of satellites, which may not fully disintegrate upon re-entry to Earth.

The new American administration under Donald Trump is gradually abandoning the climate and energy policies of the previous administration under Joe Biden. However, Biden and Trump do agree on the issue of nuclear power.

Researchers at the University of Chicago explored whether AI models can handle extreme weather surprises—events so rare they’ve never appeared in the data used to train them.More information: Heads Up, America! The Northern Lights Might Make a Rare Appearance in Your Backyard

Ammonia is a chemical that helps agriculture and industry but the way it is produced is usually very costly energy-wise. A more natural approach appears much less costly this way.

All the major US cities are slowly sinking, study finds. Find out why and how concerning this really is.

Climate change is emerging as a third major threat towards animal wildlife, alongside habitat alteration and overexploitation. Researchers highlight the importance of understanding these impacts, and improving our understanding of overlooked species to better inform policy.

Leaders and other individuals in management roles can build an engaging, healthy, collaborative, and proactive workforce by helping with gratitude and expressing genuine concern for their staff.

A new study has identified five key strategies that can be implemented on the household level to substantially decrease greenhouse gas emissions. Understanding how these strategies impact socio-economic factors is crucial to ensuring strategies are implemented sustainably.

Could the teeth inside our mouths really have originated as sensory organs on the coarse, bumpy skin of our distant, ancient fish ancestors?

This proposal would not only serve to better understand a chaotic and underexplored part of our atmosphere. If implemented on a large scale, it could reduce location errors by several meters, a crucial difference in emergency situations.