Earth's record warm streak continues, according to the latest National Centers for Environmental Protection report. All of the top ten hottest global years on record have occurred since 2014. 2024 is nearly guaranteed to make the list.
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The Atlantic was born when Pangea broke up approximately 180 million years ago, one day it will close and begin its decline like other oceanic and marine masses did.
Oral diseases, despite being mostly preventable, represent a significant burden on the health sector of many countries and affect the population throughout their lives, causing pain, discomfort, deformities and even death.
The National Weather Service has assessed the damage done by Wisconsin's first-ever February tornadoes on record. The strongest tornado had peak winds estimated at 130 mph. It was on the ground for over thirty minutes.
The first death from viruses related to human smallpox and monkeypox was recorded in Alaska in January 2024. The virus is transmitted through small mammals, and six other cases have been recorded since 2015.
The sudden stratospheric warming, possibly occurring on February 18th over the Arctic, is causing uncertainty in forecasts of weather conditions until the end of the month.
Zarc serves to delimit areas and times of the year with low climate risk for the development of crops in Brazil. Onion was the first vegetable in this side dish.
More than 700 million years ago, our planet's climate became extremely cold and the ice at the poles reached the equator. Australian geologists have determined what could have been the cause of this phenomenon.
England is thought to now be the first country in the world to make Biodiversity Net Gain law, which requires site developers to leave nature in a better state than it was before.
Naming winter storms has gained some popularity over the years within the meteorological community. But, why do meteorologists name winter storms, and how does this practice aid in tracking severe weather events? Let’s find out!
This iconic park, known for its breathtaking landscapes and awe-inspiring vistas, becomes even more magical during the last two weeks of February. Explore with us this natural spectacle.
Researchers have mapped Lake Rotorua in New Zealand in detail and identified the presence of an active hydrothermal system and a strange magnetic anomaly in its depths.