Young Scientist Award: initiatives to tackle the climate crisis honored at a ceremony in Brasília
The 31st edition of the Young Scientist Award celebrated students and researchers in Brasília for their contributions to addressing climate change.
Macinka is fond of quoting quantum physicists. He understands climate change about as well as a dentist understands appendicitis, argues scientist Kortus
The article discusses diverging views on climate change understanding, highlighting a statement by scientist Kortus critiquing Macinka's grasp of environmental issues.
Citizen scientists discover a Great Barrier Reef coral giant – video
Citizen scientists have found a massive coral colony on the Great Barrier Reef, presumed to be one of the largest ever recorded.
Scotland’s new emissions strategy ‘too reliant on science fiction’, critics say
Critics are raising concerns about the credibility of Scotland's long-term emissions reduction strategy, labeling it as overly reliant on unrealistic projections.
Satellite Captured the Exemplary Kármán Vortex Trail
A satellite has captured the Kármán vortex trail, demonstrating interesting atmospheric phenomena.
Lichens have thrived in Latvia's climatic conditions for thousands of years
Lichens have adapted to Latvia's climate for thousands of years, showcasing their beauty and uniqueness in nature.
Curious finding in the U.S.: scientists recover the exact air breathed by George Washington in 1776
Scientists have recovered air from ice in Greenland and Antarctica that is believed to be the same air George Washington breathed during the crossing of the Delaware River in 1776.
Unlocking the secrets of glaciers: Scientists, mountaineers on a climate rescue mission
A French mountain climber collaborates with scientists to collect ice samples from glaciers, which are crucial for understanding and combating climate change.
Scientists to Al Jazeera Net: 'Hidden' Structures Deep in the Earth Changing its Magnetic Field
A research team led by the University of Liverpool has found magnetic evidence that two massive, extremely hot rock formations at the Earth's mantle's base are affecting the planet's magnetic field.
Grazalema learns to live in the diaspora: 'What is saving the town is the institutions and science'
Grazalema, Spain's rainiest village, has been partially evacuated due to a critical aquifer pressure, highlighting the resilience of its residents and the role of institutions in their response.
The White House abandoned the scientific argument for fighting climate change
The article discusses the decision by the White House to move away from relying on scientific evidence in its climate change strategy.
Trump abolishes Obama’s green science (and turns off Cuba)
Donald Trump is poised to abolish a significant scientific discovery from the Obama era, marking a potential radical step back in the fight against climate change in the United States.
Frozen mysteries: The scientific race to document little-known glacial habitats
A French climber aids scientists in collecting ice samples from glaciers, which are critical for understanding climate change and biodiversity.
Physicist Antonino Zichichi has died; he was the father of the Gran Sasso Laboratories and was 96 years old
Antonino Zichichi, a prominent physicist and science communicator known for his skeptical views on evolution and climate change, has passed away at the age of 96.
How the 'blood waterfall' of Antarctica changes
A new study reveals that events in the 'blood waterfall' are linked to changes in temperature, speed, and morphology of the glacier from which it emerges.
Less than half of Spaniards believe science can save the planet
A new study reveals that less than half of Spaniards think science can save the planet, with just 12% believing there is strong public support for knowledge, and four out of ten believing leftist governments are more committed to science.
TalTech Marine Scientist: Half of the Baltic Sea Could Freeze by Mid-Winter
A marine scientist from TalTech warns that climate change leads to unpredictable weather patterns and extreme events, with the Baltic Sea experiencing significant ice cover this January compared to the last 30 years.
Future of the Arctic: On the Edge of the World, at the Center of Crises
As Arctic ice melts, scientists, politicians, and Indigenous people in Tromsø seek to establish a new order for the polar region.
Former Minister Hanna Kosonen Leaves Politics
Hanna Kosonen, a member of parliament from Savonlinna and former Minister of Science and Culture, has announced her departure from politics following her current term due to disillusionment with the current government and the political climate.
The Doomsday Clock is moved forward
The Doomsday Clock has been moved forward to 85 seconds to midnight, setting a new record as it gets closer to signaling the end of humanity.
Spain’s climate scientists subjected to ‘alarming’ rise in hate speech, minister warns
Spain's environment minister has reported a worrying rise in hate speech against climate science professionals, urging prosecutors to take action.
The scientist Carlo Barbante: 'Those cores are time machines'
Professor Carlo Barbante discusses the inauguration of the Ice Memory Sanctuary in Antarctica, emphasizing its role in uncovering past climate data.
Scientists call another near-record hot year a 'warning shot' from a shifting climate
Scientists warn that last year's near-record high temperatures indicate a rapid shift in climate change, with 2025 potentially being among the hottest years recorded.
2025 is another year of climate crisis. Meanwhile, in the Sejm, a festival of denial by Marshal Bosak
In the face of new scientific evidence of the ongoing climate crisis, Marshal Krzysztof Bosak from Konfederacja is hosting a conference in the Polish Sejm that denies the consensus on the causes of global warming.
Scientists warn: The world is dangerously close to a climate threshold
Scientists warn that the world is rapidly approaching the 1.5 degrees Celsius temperature increase threshold, which is considered a critical point for more severe climate change, according to European experts.
Aiki Mira and Our Future: "I Only Know That We Will Be Different"
Aiki Mira, a prominent voice in contemporary German science fiction, explores existential questions about the future of Hamburg in a world transformed by rising waters and innovative sports.
Is winter just 'stopping by for a moment'? Expert warns: this is the new norm
An expert warns that current winter conditions are indicative of climate change rather than a temporary anomaly, as global temperatures continue to rise.
The mummified remains of a Siberian shaman that provide new data about the past of icy Yakutia
An international study led by scientists from the University of Toulouse has provided new insights into the history of the early inhabitants of Yakutia, the largest republic in modern Russia, known for its extreme winter temperatures.
Giant Glacier on the Brink of Collapse Changes Color. Scientists: There is No Saving it
A massive glacier that broke off from the Antarctic ice sheet in 1986 is dramatically changing to bright blue, indicating its imminent collapse.
Jennifer Jones from the Union of Concerned Scientists: 'Trump's attacks on science are terrifying. It will take us decades to recover.'
Jennifer Jones criticizes Trump's attacks on science and emphasizes the long-lasting effects these actions could have on critical issues like climate change and public health.
The 400 blows of Trump to the global environment: the USA becomes the supervillain in the global climate fight
The Trump administration has intensified attacks on renewable energy, electric vehicles, science, and international treaties while aligning with fossil fuel interests.
We must better protect ourselves against extreme weather in the future
An unusually cold winter in Europe raises questions about climate change and the distinction between weather variability and long-term climate averages, as explained by WELT science editor Axel Bojanowski.
The Scientists Making Antacids for the Sea to Help Counter Global Warming
Scientists are developing antacid-like substances for ocean waters to combat the effects of global warming.
The cold anomalies are balanced by increased heat anomalies
Science reporter Axel Bojanowski explains that the frosty temperatures in Germany do not contradict global warming, attributing them to natural variability.
The Overlooked Science: What Inventions and Discoveries Bring Light of Hope into a Dark Future?
The article discusses how ongoing scientific advancements across various fields not only address climate anxiety but also provide hope through remarkable inventions and discoveries.
In the United States, the Trump Administration wants to dismantle a pillar of climate science
The Trump Administration plans to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado, claiming it is 'alarmist.'