The recent climate talks in Brazil yielded a voluntary agreement to discuss a phase-out of fossil fuels, despite significant opposition. While some progress was made, campaigners express disappointment over unmet goals and timeline delays.
Countries are gathering at COP30 in Brazil to discuss climate change, but a new UN report reveals that global efforts are lagging behind. With the U.S. pulling back, what does this mean for our planet's future?
New research reveals the Hektoria Glacier in Antarctica is retreating at a shocking rate—10 times faster than previously recorded. This rapid melt raises alarms about potential sea level rise.
Hurricane Melissa has wreaked havoc across Jamaica and Cuba, with catastrophic winds and flooding leading to extensive damage and thousands evacuated. Climate changes are intensifying storms like never before.
New research reveals a second 'thermostat' in Earth's climate system that may accelerate the arrival of the next ice age. This discovery challenges previous predictions and suggests a more complex interaction between CO2 levels and geological processes.
China's recent announcement to cut greenhouse gas emissions by up to 10% by 2035 has sparked outrage among experts who deem it insufficient for averting climate disaster. Despite significant investments in clean energy, concerns remain over the country's heavy reliance on coal.
A groundbreaking study warns that rising global temperatures could lead to the death of over 70% of Atlantic coral reefs by 2040. With dire implications for marine life and coastal protection, urgent action is needed to combat climate change.
As climate models evolve to predict the future, they face an unprecedented challenge due to drastic funding cuts and political interference. Scientists warn that the integrity of climate research is at stake, as the Trump administration dismantles crucial resources.
New research warns that the collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) could happen sooner than expected, drastically altering global climates and leading to colder winters in Northwestern Europe.
A new study reveals that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, a crucial ocean current system, could collapse as early as 2055, drastically affecting global climates and weather patterns.