Record-breaking ice loss in Central Asia in 2025

Global rivers are losing oxygen, with 78.8% experiencing sustained deoxygenation over the last 40 years

The AMOC ocean current could weaken by 51% by 2100—far more than the 32% previously predicted

Greenhouse gas emissions from rice paddies have nearly doubled globally since the 1960s, but reduced use of chemical fertilizers, managing irrigation and reducing tillage could cut emissions by about 10%

Growth and formaldehyde degradation of photoheterotrophic Methylobacterium within radiation fogs

Microplastics in the atmosphere are now recognized as active climate forcing agents

New Orleans may have crossed a climate tipping point

Tropical rainforest loss slowed in 2025, but fire is a growing threat to forests worldwide

PNAS Nexus

US police violence tended to be higher when average monthly temperatures exceeded 20.3°C (68.5°F)