Global warming
China finds bigger role as US sidesteps Brazil climate summit - analysis
China moves to fill the diplomatic void at COP30 as the US skips the summit, leveraging its backstage role to shape global climate talks.
Israeli breakthrough: The technology that could save the planet from global warming
Air conditioning: Controlling the weather living in a brutally hot country - comment
In landmark opinion, World Court says countries must address climate change threat
50% chance of surpassing catastrophic climate change threshold within 5 years - study
Temperatures in 2022 are likely to be higher than the 1991-2020 average in almost all regions except parts of the Southern Ocean, South Atlantic and the Pacific Ocean.
Climate change likely caused changes in bird morphology - TAU study
The two types of changes within the birds include migrant birds changing their body length, while non-migratory birds were likelier to change their body mass.
Climate action: Extreme steps needed to avert disaster - IPCC
Radical emission cuts combined with some atmospheric carbon removal are the only hope to limit global warming to 1.5°, scientists warn.
Gloomy outlook for global recovery, World Economic Forum survey finds
Climate change is already seen contributing to more extreme weather patterns.
Yale scientists predict expansion of hurricanes due to climate change - study
The study found that hurricanes and typhoons could migrate to more populated areas as the planet warms due to anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions.
How can we harness the energy of the Earth's sun?
According to MIT scientist Prof. Washington Taylor, the Sun’s rays that strike the Earth every second comprise 10,000 times the world’s total energy use.
The world’s concern with global warming
The cause of this global warming is the production of various gases resulting from industrialization, and our methods of producing the energy required to sustain our lifestyle.
Climate change could produce 6,000 km of new salmon habitat by year 2100
Around 6,150 km of potential new salmon habitat – a distance nearly equal to the length of the Mississippi River (6,275 km) – could emerge by the year 2100.
Climate change: What do trees have to do with climate?
Cutting down trees contributes to climate change because it depletes forests, which absorb CO2. If that doesn't happen, scientists say that the gas contributes to global warming.
Is climate change causing ‘divorce’ among Albatross birds? - study
The albatross is regarded as one of the most “romantic” species in the animal kingdom. Their love lives – specifically their mating dance – has long been a subject of scientific interest.
