Global Warming

A recent study has shed light on a concerning trend - ocean warming has escalated dramatically over the last four decades.

The year 2024 is on track to become the hottest on record, surpassing all previous global temperature highs, experts have warned.

A new study published in Nature Communications has raised concerns about the Arctic potentially experiencing its first ice-free day as early as 2027.

Scientists have come up with an unusual idea to combat global warming - spraying millions of tons of diamond dust in the atmosphere to Earth.

The snow caps on Uttarakhand's famous Om Parvat has vanished, raising concerns among experts and environmentalists.

The Great Barrier Reef is in grave danger as water temperatures around it have reached their highest levels in 400 years over the past decade.

July 21 breached the previous record to clock in 17.09°C global temperature, making it the hottest day since at least 1940.

NASA shared a stunning yet concerning visualisation of sea surface currents and how they are being altered due to global warming.

A recent study of Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf has revealed a fascinating discovery: the massive ice sheet moves forward once or twice a day.

Scientists Reveal Humans Single-Handedly Are Warming The Earth, One Breath At A Time!

Is it too late to keep global warming below 1.5 °C?

A recent viral video has surprised social media users by showcasing a massive iceberg drifting toward Newfoundland, Canada.

The AI promised the Belgian health researcher to be united after his human existence in paradise as one.

The Earth has warmed by around 1.1 degrees Celsius since the turn of the 20th century

Researchers have warned that global warming is affecting the majority of the world's oceans to lose their year-to-year ‘memory.'

The speeding up of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC) could have wide-ranging consequences across the globe.

Australia’s conservative government has consistently dismissed the impacts of climate change on the recent bushfires.

Albatrosses generally stick to a single partner thought out their life, with just 1 to 8 percent of the couples ever separating.

The delicate polar region began to rapidly warm up in the early 20th century as saltier and much warmer waters from the Atlantic started to flow in.

The "misleading" projections might lull countries into a false sense of security, potentially decreasing climate action.

New research has verified that the main driver of climate change since the last ice age is increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

Given that aviation has been one of the toughest industries to decarbonize, the new research provides an important insight into the challenge.

China, the United States and India, some of the largest producers of Coal, have refused to commit to ending coal power.

Nations around the world made over a dozen different pledges to tackle climate change during the first week of the summit.

Increasingly sea levels can disrupt marine ecosystems across the world’s oceans, while increasing the risks of floods in coastal areas.

Changing climate conditions could lead to lesser crop yields and frequent crop failures.

Rising temperatures are driving species of marine from their usual tropical habitat towards the polar regions, in search of colder waters.

At the current rate, the world is headed towards a world that will be 2.7 degrees Celsius warmer than pre-industrial levels.

Much of the world is still heavily reliant on fossil fuels and isn’t switching to renewables fast enough to make an impact.

Jet fuel derived from mustard plants emits up to 70 percent less greenhouse gas emissions than petroleum-based jet fuel.

Melting polar caps will continue to increase sea levels for centuries, swamping coastal areas that are currently home to over 50 crore people.

The loss of sea ice will have a drastic impact on creatures that rely on it for survival, including seals and polar bears, as well as on coastal areas worldwide.

Ice cores extracted from Antarctica have revealed an unexpected source of emissions in the pre-industrial age.

New research brings to light the stark injustices being committed against the younger generation by their immediate ancestors.

New research suggests that removing just three years-worth of human-emitted methane could reduce global surface temperatures by around 0.21°C.

Rising temperatures are contributing to the trend as warmer ocean water holds less dissolved oxygen.