A recently-opened lift is allowing last-chance tourists to visit a vanishing glacier, but is tourism making the problem worse?
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Spending time in nature counting butterflies can reduce anxiety while a connectedness with nature can encourage conservation efforts.
The effects of human-induced greenhouse gases has been masked by the drying effects of aerosols a new study finds.
Dust from the Sahara causes, in addition to the already known impacts on health, damage to the production of solar energy. The latest episode of this phenomenon on the Old Continent shows that there were losses of up to 30%. Get to know the details.
March will give us several interesting astronomical events with an equinox as the main protagonist, and several conjunctions.
What will happen to the glaciers of Greenland and Antarctica in the coming decades is the biggest unknown in the future of sea level rise, in part because the physics of glacier fracture is not yet fully understood.
Fossil evidence of two new species of ancient shark has been unearthed in Kentucky's Mammoth Cave system, dating to around 325 million years ago.
According to researchers, the rapid and significant melting of the Thwaites Glacier, in West Antarctica, began in the 1940s, after an unusual and strong episode of El Niño.
The sand cat is an animal used to living in a particularly extreme environment, such as that of the desert. It can withstand very scorching temperatures, capable of reaching values above +50°C in broad daylight, in the absence of water.
Source of inspiration for the classic film "The Day After Tomorrow", the Atlantic ocean circulation could reach a tipping point and thereby radically change the climate.
In a recently published study, researchers suggest a new way to help combat climate change: drying out the upper atmosphere. See more information here.
To accommodate the world's largest astronomical camera ever built, a place was needed where the sky was clear and clear in order to best observe the universe.