Pace of global warming has nearly doubled since 2015, reveals study
An acceleration in human-caused global warming could see the Paris Agreement’s 1.5C limit breached before 2030, a new…
The sea is higher than we thought putting millions more are at risk of extreme flooding
By Seth Borenstein and Annika Hammerschlag with AP Published on 06/03/2026 – 7:02 GMT+1 Rising sea levels spurred by climate change…
‘Extremely active’ summer brought record rain, deadly storms
New Zealand’s summer was shaped by an “extremely active pattern across the country”, with lower than normal air…
From carbon-storing tigers to flood-blocking beavers: How wildlife secretly tackles climate change
As the planet edges closer to irreversible damage, wild animals around the world are staging their own secret…
Antarctica retreat study signals future ice loss
Applications 03/03/2026 543 views 17 likes The ice along Antarctica’s ‘grounding lines’ has been largely stable over the…
Meet Hikmet Kaya: Turkish official who planted 30 million trees and turned 25,000 acres of barren land into a living forest |
Hikmet Kaya stands before rolling green hills now thick with forest, holding a faded photograph of the same…
For Antarctic Penguins, Molting Can Now Be Deadly
Emperor penguins can’t skip their annual wardrobe change, and that may now be killing them. A new…
China poised to earn vast profits from global energy transition: analysts
Chinese companies are primed to capitalise on a vast global wave of investment in clean energy infrastructure in…
A New Space Race Could Turn Our Atmosphere Into A ‘Crematorium For Satellites’
Saturday, 28 February 2026, 8:04 pmArticle: The Conversation Laura Revell, University of Canterbury; Michele Bannister, University of Canterbury,…
Study finds North American bird populations keep dropping
WASHINGTON (AP) — Billions fewer birds are flying through North American skies than decades ago and their population…
Global debt soars by US$29 trillion as US, China drive rapid build-up: report
Global debt climbed to a record high in 2025, rising at the fastest pace since the pandemic, with…
‘The world remains unprepared’: Why scientists are calling for a global assessment of climate change
The world remains “unprepared” for the risks of climate change, despite overwhelming evidence that the planet is heading…