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Fertilization Triggers Lake Emissions of Greenhouse Gases Worldwide

Lake size and nutrients trigger how much greenhouse gases are released worldwide from lakes into the atmosphere.

29 Mar 2018

Dust in Wind Could be Key to Predicting Climate Change

According to a recent study, dust that blew into the North Pacific Ocean could help illuminate why the Earth’s climate cooled 2.7 million years ago.

19 Feb 2018

Temperature-Resilient Crops Are Now an “Achievable Dream”

As global temperature warms, crop yields decrease - we need to expand the range of temperatures that crops can endure.

15 Feb 2018

Ozone Recovering but Not at Low Latitudes

Global ozone has had an unexpected decrease in sections of the atmosphere could be preventing rehabilitation at lower latitudes.

7 Feb 2018

Eocene Fossil Study - Climate Models May Underestimate Polar Warming

A new intercontinental analysis of marine fossils reveals that warming of the polar oceans during the Eocene was greater than formerly believed.

23 Jan 2018

Study Reveals Heightened Risk of Increase in River Flooding throughout the World in the Future

Changes in rainfall due to global warming will increase possibilities of river flooding throughout the globe.

11 Jan 2018

Impact of Climate Change on Marine Food Webs

A new study has discovered that levels of commercial fish stocks could be harmed because rising sea temperatures affect their source of food.

10 Jan 2018

Researchers Seek Biological Solution to Trap or Recycle Carbon Dioxide

Researchers have found that E. coli bacteria could possess the key to an efficient technique of trapping and storing or recycling carbon dioxide (CO2).

9 Jan 2018

Research Reveals Main Cause for Methane Hydrate Dissociation off Spitsbergen

For years, methane emissions from the seabed have been observed in the Arctic Ocean off Spitsbergen. The assumption that the warming of seawater by climate change is responsible for the release of methane, has not been confirmed.

9 Jan 2018

Sea Water and Scrap Metal Combined to Help Lower Global Warming

Researchers at the University of York have used sea water taken from Whitby in North Yorkshire, and scrap metal to create a technology that could help capture over 850 million tons of undesirable carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere.

14 Dec 2017