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Climate Change: Strong Pacific Cyclones Speeding Up Kuroshio Current, Intensifying Global Warming

More powerful Pacific cyclones are speeding up the Kuroshio Current, which is ferrying heat northward affecting the global climate.

Scientists Warn 'Zombie Fires' Could Be A Sign of Bigger Arctic Blazes

Scientists found strong evidence that 'zombie fires' remnants from last year might have reignited.

Researchers Discover Ozone Layer Erosion Led To Mass Extinction Event

A group of researchers uncovered a new mass extinction event that was caused by the sudden collapse of Earth’s ozone layer about 360 million years ago.

View of an iceberg on Half Moon island, Antarctica

‘Green Snow’ Could Cover Antarctica Coast As Global Warming Continues, Researchers Warn

Researchers warned that large portions of Antarctica could be covered in “green snow” due to increasing global temperatures. According to the researchers, this could affect animal diversity in the region.

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Over 200 Economists, Policymakers Agree: ‘Green’ Coronavirus Recovery Better For Economy

A new survey from Oxford University of over 200 economists and economic officials finds that the impending plans from governments across the world to stimulate their economies in the face of the coronavirus pandemic could be boosted by investing in climate-friendly “green” policy programs.

Ancient El Niño System Could Return As Earth Gets Hotter

An ancient form of the weather system El Niño is in danger of returning due to climate change and increasing global temperatures. According to researchers, this could cause severe weather patterns in regions within the Indian Ocean.

The devastating bushfires in Australia have highlighted the type of disasters that scientists say the world will increasingly face due to global warming

Study Warns Climate Conditions Could Be 'Unsuitable For Human Life' By 2070

A new study on global warming warned that the increasing amount of greenhouse gas emissions would eventually create climate conditions that are not suitable for humans. According to the study, almost half of the global population would be subjected to extremely hot conditions by 2070.

This satellite image obtained from NOAA/RAMMB Hurricane Dorian as it sits over the Bahamas

Scientists Warn Hurricanes Slowed Down By Global Warming Are More Destructive

A team of environmental scientists warned that global warming is causing hurricanes to move slower. Although this may seem like a good thing, the scientists noted that it could actually make hurricanes more destructive.

Releasing Animal Herds In The Arctic Can Combat Global Warming, New Study Reveals

A new study revealed that releasing herds of large animals in the Arctic region could help fight the effects of climate change. According to the authors of the study, the presence of herding animals such as bison, horses and reindeer can prevent the melting of permafrost.

Warmer seas caused by climate change have damaged the health of the Great Barrier Reef, the world's largest coral system

Scientists Try 'Cloud Brightening' To Protect Great Barrier Reef

Scientists try 'cloud brightening' to protect Great Barrier Reef

Researchers say the health impacts of air pollution from the burning of fossil fuels is significantly underestimated by authorities

Coronavirus Impact: Air Quality Improved In Cities That Implemented Emergency Measures

Air pollution levels in the cities that implemented emergency measures in February reduced by up to 40%.

Recent phenomena such as the mass bleaching of the Great Barrier reef suggest heat-related die-off is already occuring in places

Global Warming To Cause 'Catastrophic' Species Loss: Study

Global warming to cause 'catastrophic' species loss: study

More Than Half Of Germany’s Electricity Production In First Quarter Came From Renewables

About 52% of German electricity production came from wind, solar power in the first quarter

The coronavirus outbreak has hit the Chinese economy hard, but also lowered the country's carbon emissions as a result, researchers say

Coronavirus Update: Pandemic Effect On Climate Likely Temporary, Short-Lived

According to an expert from a UN agency, the pollution and carbon emission reductions do not mean much for climate.

Ozone Layer Is Healing Thanks To 1987 Climate Change Agreement, Study Reveals

A new study revealed that an international treaty signed over 30 years ago could be responsible for the significant recovery of the ozone layer above Antarctica.

The World Economic Forum said 'climate change is striking harder and more rapidly than many expected'

Climate Change Study Warns 1.2 Billion People Will Suffer From Heat Stress

A new climate change study warned that over 1 billion people will suffer from heat stress in 2100 due to the rising global temperatures. The study was conducted based on the current global warming trends affecting different parts of the world.

Map of the world showing surface air anomaly for January 2020 compared to the 1981-2010 average, according to a report by Copernicus Climate Change Service/ECMWF.

Extreme Weather 2020: Earth Just Had One Of Its Warmest Winters Ever

NOAA has issued a report naming this most recent winter season the second-warmest in at least the last 140 years.

Climate Change Study Warns Earth’s Ability To Remove Carbon Is Disappearing

A new study on the environment warned that climate change is directly preventing Earth’s ability to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Authors of the study warned that if this continues, the effects of climate change on the planet will accelerate significantly.

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