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Study Reveals Pink Noise Offers Better View of Climate Change

New research reveals pink noise could be the key to removing natural climate variability from climate change that is impacted by human activity.

7 Sep 2018

Thawing Siberian Permafrost Results in Increase of River Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Permafrost soils store huge quantities of frozen carbon and play a crucial role in controlling Earth’s climate.

6 Sep 2018

Study Shows Global Warming Can be Decelerated by Improving Soil Quality

Low-tech methods of enhancing soil quality globally could remove amounts of carbon from the atmosphere; decelerating the pace of climate change.

30 Aug 2018

Study Reveals Impact of Warming on Major Arctic Rivers

The Arctic has started to display signs of substantial ecological upheaval. The rate of warming in the Arctic is twice the world average.

29 Aug 2018

Volatile Organic Compounds from Thawing Permafrost Have Implications on Arctic Climate

Biological activity in previously frozen ground is enabled by permafrost, which causes a potential release of gases relevant to climate.

27 Aug 2018

New Technique to Better Predict How Plants in Cold Regions React to Global Warming

Scientists have formulated a method that may provide a more accurate representation of Arctic vegetation & Earth’s climate’s recent past.

23 Aug 2018

Spiralling Energy Costs and Climate Change Spur Major Revision of International Standard for Energy Performance

Organizations large and small are facing pressure to cut their energy use, with demands from governments, regulatory bodies, and consumers increasingly necessitating that every organization has in place an energy management policy.

22 Aug 2018

Aussie Citizen Scientists Unite to Help the Great Barrier Reef

Citizen scientists from around Australia are helping scientists and reef managers get a much better picture of the health of the Great Barrier Reef.

21 Aug 2018

New Research Reveals Corals Could be Trained to Survive Environmental Stress

Scientists have discovered the first molecular evidence that when exposed to environmental stress corals and anemones can optimize their gene expression enabling them to acclimatize to extreme conditions such as those experienced during climate change.

17 Aug 2018