Mumbai’s Monsoon Deaths Linked to Climate Change and Rising Seas
November 13, 2025
Mumbai’s monsoon floods pose severe health risks due to climate change, revealing deep inequalities in urban resilience.
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Scientists Warn Humanity Nearing ‘Climate Chaos’ with Record Emissions
November 2, 2025
“Record fossil fuel use in 2024 led to extreme weather and disasters, with scientists warning of looming ‘climate chaos.'”
Study: Social media linked to climate anxiety and radical actions
October 31, 2025
A study links social media use to climate anxiety, finding TikTok and Snapchat associated with ‘climate doom’ beliefs.
Southern Ocean’s Low-Salinity Waters Continue CO2 Absorption Despite Models
October 17, 2025
The Southern Ocean’s low-salinity waters continue to absorb CO₂, defying climate model predictions which anticipated…
Geography’s Decline in Schools: Critical Gaps in Curricula and Teaching
August 29, 2025
Geography is under pressure in schools, with a lack of qualified teachers and crucial concepts missing from curricula.
Exploring the Link Between Modern Masculinity and Climate Action
July 29, 2025
Young men in the UK are reshaping masculinity by engaging in climate action, challenging traditional gender roles.
Study: Political Left Shows More Trust in Climate Scientists Globally
May 7, 2025
A global study shows left-leaning individuals trust climate scientists more than right-leaning ones, especially in democracies.
Meteorite, Not Volcanic Eruptions, Led to Dinosaur Extinction
December 18, 2024
Volcanic eruptions in India didn’t cause dinosaur extinction; meteorite impact was the primary cause, scientists confirm.
Universities’ urban planning programs vary in climate change education
December 3, 2024
American and Canadian universities vary in preparing urban planners for climate change, focusing on adaptation over mitigation.
Encouraging Compact Living Across Europe
July 8, 2024
Future EU housing policy must provide adequate housing while reducing resource use. Smaller apartments in attractive areas can help.
Unique geological samples reveal insights into the formation of the Antarctic ice sheet
July 4, 2024
Global warming accelerates Antarctic ice melt, particularly in West Antarctica. Researchers reveal 34-million-year-old ice formation began in East Antarctica.