Experts at the Wildlife Trusts have listed the highs and lows of 2025 for ocean conservation. While there were successes, plastic pollution continues to cause concern.
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Will polar bears survive the melting of Arctic ice? In Greenland, some specimens are mutating and altering their DNA to cope with higher temperatures.
NOAA’s Arctic Report Card shows a rapidly warming region in trouble. The 20th annual report highlights threats like Atlantification and rusting rivers, underscoring how Arctic warming is outpacing the rest of the world and taking a growing toll.
New York City saw its first measurable snowfall of the winter on Sunday, with up to 6 inches reported in some areas. But how much snow does it actually take to disrupt or shut down the city’s subway system? Find out here.
Musicians have recorded the sounds of a glacier onto a record made of ice. It melts as it plays, turning the physical act of listening into a reminder of what is being lost.
An international study led by Edith Cowan University developed an “aging clock” based on artificial intelligence that allows for estimating biological age with unprecedented accuracy.
Land, soil and water resources are finite. Feeding the projected population of 10 billion by 2050 will require smarter farming methods, the UN’s food and farming experts have warned.
The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season is officially over. It lived up to most forecasters’ expectations. It was an active season with a near-normal number of named storms and major hurricanes, but an above-average number of Category 5 monsters.
A massive eruption occurred this weekend on the Hayli Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia, a first in the Holocene history for this volcanic edifice.
Scientists have discovered a massive deposit of lithium-rich clay buried beneath an ancient volcanic crater on the Nevada-Oregon border. Scientists believe this landscape may contain enough lithium to significantly impact the global battery market, although environmental concerns surrounding its mining remain complex. Here's why it matters.
You’ve probably seen the government adverts encouraging heating at 19°C during the energy crisis caused by the war in Ukraine. But would you be willing to go completely, or almost completely, without heating in winter?
Mount Rainier in the United States is among the major mountains that are likely shrinking due to climate change, a new study finds. Here’s a look at what’s happening.