Pulitzer Prize-Winning Writer Elizabeth Kolbert Is Cataloging the Climate CrisisElizabeth Kolbert highlights the urgent need for innovative solutions to overcome climate challenges while addressing humanity's role in these crises.
Famous Climate Observatory's Lease May End Because of DOGEThe Mauna Loa Observatory, crucial for tracking greenhouse gases, faces potential closure affecting vital climate data collection.
The ozone hole is HEALING - and could soon close for goodThe ozone hole above Antarctica is healing due to reduced CFC usage, indicating a successful global environmental effort.
This is what your life will be like when the world hits a dangerous climate tipping pointLimiting global warming to 1.5°C by 2050 is likely unattainable, with recent trends suggesting 2.7°C warming by century's end.
As climate science disappears from government websites, here's how to still access the dataThe permanence of online information relies on human action, especially as the Trump administration works to dismantle scientific data availability.
Glaciers in the Alps have shrunk 39% in two decades, data showsGlacial melt in the European Alps is unprecedented at 39% loss in two decades, significantly impacting water supply and climate.
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Writer Elizabeth Kolbert Is Cataloging the Climate CrisisElizabeth Kolbert highlights the urgent need for innovative solutions to overcome climate challenges while addressing humanity's role in these crises.
Famous Climate Observatory's Lease May End Because of DOGEThe Mauna Loa Observatory, crucial for tracking greenhouse gases, faces potential closure affecting vital climate data collection.
The ozone hole is HEALING - and could soon close for goodThe ozone hole above Antarctica is healing due to reduced CFC usage, indicating a successful global environmental effort.
This is what your life will be like when the world hits a dangerous climate tipping pointLimiting global warming to 1.5°C by 2050 is likely unattainable, with recent trends suggesting 2.7°C warming by century's end.
As climate science disappears from government websites, here's how to still access the dataThe permanence of online information relies on human action, especially as the Trump administration works to dismantle scientific data availability.
Glaciers in the Alps have shrunk 39% in two decades, data showsGlacial melt in the European Alps is unprecedented at 39% loss in two decades, significantly impacting water supply and climate.
As Happened in Texas, Ignoring EPA Science Will Allow Pollution and Cancer to FesterThe Trump administration's closure of the EPA's independent research office threatens public health by undermining environmental safeguards.
Microplastics in placentas linked to premature births, study suggestsHigher microplastic levels found in placentas from premature births reveal potential health concerns linked to plastic pollution.
Cotton-and-squid-bone sponge can soak up 99.9% of microplastics, scientists sayA new scalable sponge filter shows promise in removing 99.9% of microplastics from water, addressing a significant global pollution crisis.
How a trip to the park could put you at risk of blinding parasiteDublin parks show high contamination of soil with roundworm eggs, posing serious health risks, especially at park entrances.
As Happened in Texas, Ignoring EPA Science Will Allow Pollution and Cancer to FesterThe Trump administration's closure of the EPA's independent research office threatens public health by undermining environmental safeguards.
Microplastics in placentas linked to premature births, study suggestsHigher microplastic levels found in placentas from premature births reveal potential health concerns linked to plastic pollution.
Cotton-and-squid-bone sponge can soak up 99.9% of microplastics, scientists sayA new scalable sponge filter shows promise in removing 99.9% of microplastics from water, addressing a significant global pollution crisis.
How a trip to the park could put you at risk of blinding parasiteDublin parks show high contamination of soil with roundworm eggs, posing serious health risks, especially at park entrances.
How machine learning can be used to identify microplasticsA new tool improves the identification of airborne microplastics using chemical fingerprints, aiming to enhance understanding of their types.
Toxic microplastics in the brain blamed on a product used by millionsSwitching from bottled to filtered tap water can cut microplastic intake by 90%.Bottled water is a major source of microplastic exposure.
Scientists issue urgent warning about drinking TEATea bags can release billions of microplastics into the human body, raising health concerns among consumers.
Scientists discover microplastics in Antarctica's most remote regionsMicroplastics have been discovered in Antarctica, illustrating the widespread issue of plastic pollution even in untouched environments.
Craft glitter causing major damage to marine life, Trinity scientists revealMicroplastic pollution significantly disrupts marine life by interfering with biomineralisation and accelerating plastic degradation.
Microplastics Getting Stuck in Brain Vessels Like Clots, Scientists Find, Causing "Neurological Abnormalities" in MiceReal-time imaging has shown that microplastics can cause blockages in brain blood vessels, potentially worsening neurological health.
How machine learning can be used to identify microplasticsA new tool improves the identification of airborne microplastics using chemical fingerprints, aiming to enhance understanding of their types.
Toxic microplastics in the brain blamed on a product used by millionsSwitching from bottled to filtered tap water can cut microplastic intake by 90%.Bottled water is a major source of microplastic exposure.
Scientists issue urgent warning about drinking TEATea bags can release billions of microplastics into the human body, raising health concerns among consumers.
Scientists discover microplastics in Antarctica's most remote regionsMicroplastics have been discovered in Antarctica, illustrating the widespread issue of plastic pollution even in untouched environments.
Craft glitter causing major damage to marine life, Trinity scientists revealMicroplastic pollution significantly disrupts marine life by interfering with biomineralisation and accelerating plastic degradation.
Microplastics Getting Stuck in Brain Vessels Like Clots, Scientists Find, Causing "Neurological Abnormalities" in MiceReal-time imaging has shown that microplastics can cause blockages in brain blood vessels, potentially worsening neurological health.
From 488m to 10km: Oceananigans Sets New Standards in Climate Science | HackerNoonInnovative computational techniques are essential for enhancing ocean simulations without incurring excessive computational costs.
Did toxic algae kill hundreds of elephants in Botswana?The death of over 350 elephants in Botswana was linked to toxic cyanobacteria found in contaminated watering holes.Environmental factors like temperature and nutrient loading contributed to the deadly algal blooms affecting elephants.
Nature's secret soundscape: listen with me to the world's quietest creaturesPassive acoustic monitoring helps scientists discover rich sounds from more-than-human environments, despite the increasing noise pollution caused by humans.
The Long Flight to Teach an Endangered Ibis Species to MigrateA dedicated team seeks to reintroduce the nearly extinct northern bald ibis to European wildlife through guided migrations led by scientists.
Scientists urge Britons to STOP feeding red squirrelsFeeding red squirrels softer foods can alter their jaw structure and reduce their ability to consume natural diets.
Did toxic algae kill hundreds of elephants in Botswana?The death of over 350 elephants in Botswana was linked to toxic cyanobacteria found in contaminated watering holes.Environmental factors like temperature and nutrient loading contributed to the deadly algal blooms affecting elephants.
Nature's secret soundscape: listen with me to the world's quietest creaturesPassive acoustic monitoring helps scientists discover rich sounds from more-than-human environments, despite the increasing noise pollution caused by humans.
The Long Flight to Teach an Endangered Ibis Species to MigrateA dedicated team seeks to reintroduce the nearly extinct northern bald ibis to European wildlife through guided migrations led by scientists.
Scientists urge Britons to STOP feeding red squirrelsFeeding red squirrels softer foods can alter their jaw structure and reduce their ability to consume natural diets.
How Researchers Found a Greener Way to Make Fuel for Nuclear FusionBy AccidentAdvancements in extracting lithium 6 may pave the way for nuclear fusion as a viable energy source.
The Government's Rock LibrarianMary's passion for nature led her to become a geologist, focusing on public-driven science.
Readers Respond to the December 2024 IssueOil rigs can support marine ecosystems and should be preserved after oil production ceases.
Where fog is helping against water shortages DW 03/16/2025Fog harvesting is an effective solution for water shortages in arid regions, providing a sustainable source of fresh water for communities.
'Science is happening': Israeli and Palestinian scientists continue collaborations amid conflictThe collaboration between Israeli and international ornithologists exemplifies how science can foster peaceful coexistence during conflict.
Causal claims, causal assumptions and protected area impact - NatureThe authors represent a collaborative effort from various institutions focusing on environmental science.
'Science is happening': Israeli and Palestinian scientists continue collaborations amid conflictThe collaboration between Israeli and international ornithologists exemplifies how science can foster peaceful coexistence during conflict.
Causal claims, causal assumptions and protected area impact - NatureThe authors represent a collaborative effort from various institutions focusing on environmental science.
Plastic bags and cans found at deepest point in Mediterranean SeaThe Mediterranean Sea is heavily polluted, with significant marine litter discovered at extreme depths, indicating a severe environmental issue.
Contributor: From the Palisades to Palos Verdes, L.A.'s altered landscapes challenge memory itselfThe Palos Verdes landslide is moving westward at 4 inches per week, posing immediate risk to local structures.
SFSU Estuary and Ocean Science Center appeals to donors for funding as it faces closureThe closure of San Francisco Bay's only marine lab jeopardizes essential ecological research due to lack of funding.
New European AI weather model to improve forecastsECMWF's AIFS offers free advanced AI-driven weather forecasting, enhancing accuracy and efficiency.
Most conservation funds go to large vertebrates at expense of neglected' speciesConservation funding biases prioritize iconic species, neglecting vital but less charismatic organisms, which undermines biodiversity.
Humanity's noise is the natural world's enemyHuman-made noise disrupts ecosystems, highlighting the importance of silence for species survival.
The secret treasure trove still hidden in Africa's forestsStudying Africa's tree canopies is vital for understanding biodiversity and carbon sinks.
Biologist Karen Lips Investigates Vanishing Tree Frogs in 'The Waiting'The sudden disappearance of tree frogs in Costa Rica highlights the urgent mystery of environmental changes and biodiversity loss.
Searching for tiny dung beetles that clean the vast forest floorDung beetles are essential for environmental health and biodiversity, serving as nature's cleanup crew.
Most conservation funds go to large vertebrates at expense of neglected' speciesConservation funding biases prioritize iconic species, neglecting vital but less charismatic organisms, which undermines biodiversity.
Humanity's noise is the natural world's enemyHuman-made noise disrupts ecosystems, highlighting the importance of silence for species survival.
The secret treasure trove still hidden in Africa's forestsStudying Africa's tree canopies is vital for understanding biodiversity and carbon sinks.
Biologist Karen Lips Investigates Vanishing Tree Frogs in 'The Waiting'The sudden disappearance of tree frogs in Costa Rica highlights the urgent mystery of environmental changes and biodiversity loss.
Searching for tiny dung beetles that clean the vast forest floorDung beetles are essential for environmental health and biodiversity, serving as nature's cleanup crew.
A swarm of underwater drones can help artificial reefs off Cyprus bring back sea life, officials sayThe Independent focuses on impactful journalism across various social issues while ensuring accessibility through donations instead of paywalls.
UK soil breakthrough could cut farm fertiliser use and advance sustainable agricultureDiscovery of a mechanism enhancing plant roots' attraction to soil microbes could reduce reliance on artificial fertilizers.
Groundwater pumping is causing land to sink at record rate in San Joaquin ValleyThe San Joaquin Valley is experiencing unprecedented land subsidence due to groundwater overpumping, necessitating urgent management and mitigation efforts.
UK soil breakthrough could cut farm fertiliser use and advance sustainable agricultureDiscovery of a mechanism enhancing plant roots' attraction to soil microbes could reduce reliance on artificial fertilizers.
Groundwater pumping is causing land to sink at record rate in San Joaquin ValleyThe San Joaquin Valley is experiencing unprecedented land subsidence due to groundwater overpumping, necessitating urgent management and mitigation efforts.
Penguins Help to Map Antarctica's Growing Mercury ThreatPenguin feathers can be used to map mercury contamination in the Southern Hemisphere's ecosystem effectively.
L.A. fires wreaked havoc on the land. Scientists are racing to learn what they've done to the seaThe ashes from urban wildfires can cause unprecedented changes to marine ecosystems, raising concerns about toxic materials entering the ocean.CalCOFI scientists are investigating the impacts of the Los Angeles fires on marine life, monitoring effects since 1949.
Imagine if what was on Enfield's roads came out of your tapA new online tool identifies road pollution hotspots to help prevent river pollution.
L.A. fires wreaked havoc on the land. Scientists are racing to learn what they've done to the seaThe ashes from urban wildfires can cause unprecedented changes to marine ecosystems, raising concerns about toxic materials entering the ocean.CalCOFI scientists are investigating the impacts of the Los Angeles fires on marine life, monitoring effects since 1949.
Imagine if what was on Enfield's roads came out of your tapA new online tool identifies road pollution hotspots to help prevent river pollution.
William & Mary receives $50M gift for student scholarshipsWilliam & Mary received a $50 million donation for coastal and marine sciences scholarships, enhancing educational access for future leaders addressing environmental challenges.
Trump Killed a Major Report on Nature. They're Trying to Publish It Anyway.The National Nature Assessment report's production continues despite being halted by executive order, showing strong support and urgent need from experts.
Polar bear fur could hold the secret to replacing 'forever chemicals'Polar bears' greasy fur may help create environmentally friendly alternatives to harmful chemicals used in various products.
Why polar bear fur doesn't freezePolar bear fur's unique properties, influenced by hair grease, prevent ice formation, leading to potential eco-friendly anti-icing solutions.
Polar bear fur could hold the secret to replacing 'forever chemicals'Polar bears' greasy fur may help create environmentally friendly alternatives to harmful chemicals used in various products.
Why polar bear fur doesn't freezePolar bear fur's unique properties, influenced by hair grease, prevent ice formation, leading to potential eco-friendly anti-icing solutions.
Scientists Find Signs of Life Deep Inside the EarthMicrobial diversity in the Earth's subsurface may exceed that of surface environments, challenging previous assumptions.
Tips to find the best air purifiers to protect against L.A. wildfire smokeIncreased interest in air purifiers due to wildfire smoke; quality and type matter most for effective air cleaning.
Space-based wildlife tracker relaunches after split with RussiaICARUS 2.0 aims to revolutionize wildlife tracking and bolster conservation efforts through advanced satellite technology.
Bats use storm fronts to 'surf' the skies when they migrate, study findsBats migrate by surfing wind currents and responding to temperature changes, traveling significantly farther than previously estimated.
Climate engineering faces hostility- here's how scientists say it might move forwardsClimate engineering could be a last resort to prevent catastrophic climate change, but poses risks and requires thorough scientific research.
Panama Canal's Expansion Opened Routes for Fish to RelocateThe expansion of the Panama Canal has led to significant shifts in marine ecosystems and concerns about invasive species impacting local fisheries.
The Most Popular Slate Stories of 2024Slate's diverse coverage in 2024 highlights pivotal political events alongside culturally significant stories, showing a broad range of reader interests and engagement.
Wish Book: School children harvest lessons on nutrition, environment and science by spending time on the farmEngaging students with hands-on learning about nutrition and environmental science on an organic farm enhances their understanding and appreciation of food.
Blight destroyed the American chestnut tree. Can scientists bring it back?The American Chestnut Foundation is working to restore the nearly extinct American chestnut tree through various scientific approaches.
To Improve Your Gut Microbiome, Spend More Time in NatureMicrobial diversity in our environment can enhance gut microbiome health and strengthen the immune system.
Unthinking obedience and the healing power of trees: 2024's best of Books in briefNature is vital for human health, positively influencing recovery and well-being.
To Improve Your Gut Microbiome, Spend More Time in NatureMicrobial diversity in our environment can enhance gut microbiome health and strengthen the immune system.
Unthinking obedience and the healing power of trees: 2024's best of Books in briefNature is vital for human health, positively influencing recovery and well-being.
Behind the scenes of Nature News and Views in 2024Saturn's moon may have a subsurface ocean, challenging previous theories of solid interiors.Red mud could be repurposed into a sustainable iron source for steel production.New design principles can improve building safety by controlling structural failure propagation.Discovery of new enzymes opens possibilities for advanced genome editing.
How Germany's turning a mining pit into its largest artificial lakeCottbuser Ostsee lake is planned to be Germany's largest artificial lake, converting old mining pits into ecological and recreational spaces.
I Left My Dream Career & I've Never Been HappierMany are prioritizing work-life balance over traditional dream jobs, reshaping the perception of career success.
Urgent warning over trendy wood burning stovesWood burning stoves produce more pollution than road traffic, contributing significantly to harmful PM2.5 levels and posing serious health risks.Immediate action is crucial to mitigate woodburning emissions and improve public health.
New powder that captures carbon could be quantum leap' for industryA new lab-created yellow powder shows promise for carbon capture, potentially matching a tree's CO2 absorption in just half a pound.
2001: A Bitcoin Odyssey | HackerNoonThe Bitcoin Renaissance transformed civilization through a synergy of Bitcoin, robotics, and decentralization, allowing individuals to control eco-restorative robots.