Climate Change 6
Scientists Preserve Ancient Ice Before Glaciers Disappear
Deep within Antarctica, scientists are working to protect one of Earth’s most valuable climate records: ancient ice. As global temperatures rise and glaciers continue to shrink, researchers are increasingly concerned that irreplaceable information stored in ice could be lost forever. To address this risk, international teams of scientists have launched projects aimed at collecting and […]
Scientists Warn Ocean Research Could Suffer as Major Monitoring Network Faces Shutdown
A critical ocean observation network that has helped scientists track climate change, ocean currents, and marine ecosystems for more than a decade is being dismantled, raising concerns among researchers about the future of ocean monitoring and climate forecasting. The system, known as the Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI), consists of hundreds of sensors and instruments […]
Extreme Heat Threat Expands Across the United States
Every summer, soaring temperatures place millions of Americans at risk, turning ordinary days into potentially life-threatening situations. Extreme heat is one of the leading weather-related hazards in the country, contributing to thousands of emergency room visits and numerous heat-related illnesses each year. From major cities to rural communities, prolonged exposure to high temperatures can […]
Atlantic Ocean Current System Weakening Faster Than Expected
Fresh scientific studies suggest that a crucial system of ocean currents in the Atlantic is weakening more rapidly than previously believed, raising serious concerns about its long-term stability. This system, known as the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), plays a key role in regulating global climate by moving heat, salt, and freshwater across vast […]
Super El Niño 2026: How It Could Impact Global Weather
A powerful climate pattern may soon reshape weather conditions across the globe as signs point to the return of El Niño in the Pacific Ocean. Scientists are closely monitoring rising ocean temperatures, with growing expectations that this event could intensify into a rare and highly impactful “Super El Niño.” This phenomenon develops near the […]
Biomass : the key for an ecological transition
Climate change, renewable energy or ecological transition are the main themes founded in social and political debates. For the transition to be effective, experts are working hard on proposing new technologies that will change our way of consuming energies. Among several solutions, one particularly has been focused by few countries : the advantages of biomass. […]
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