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Wildlife is watching us, too — and changing their behavior in response: « How the mere presence of people, not just landscape change, can reshape how species use space and environment…

Television news coverage of climate policy is limited and polarized in the US

Rising seas are consuming coastal farmlands twice as fast as forests, despite farmers' efforts to build levees

Turning down the heat from data centers

It’s hard to make people more eco-friendly. New research finds a potential solution: children

How a super El Niño could trigger global famine

62 overweight adults were randomly assigned to a low-fat vegan or Mediterranean diet for 16-week periods

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%

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

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)

More concentrated precipitation decreases terrestrial water storage

Replacing meat and dairy with alternatives can cut food-related emissions by 50% and land use by 40%

GMD - The Scenario Model Intercomparison Project for CMIP7 (ScenarioMIP-CMIP7)

Young Chinook salmon are becoming river "ghosts," dying unseen due to climate whiplash

Antarctica has flipped from a climate stabilizer to a driver of global warming

Based on 33 years of data, a study reveals how climate extremes disrupt the social balance of capuchin monkeys

New Study: AI’s Carbon Footprint Could Rival Entire Countries

Western US wildfires have gotten less frequent, though larger

The “Nuclear Energy Paradox”- Investigating nuclear imaginaries in energy projections

Snow cover on Greek mountains has more than halved in four decades. The scale of decline has accelerated since the turn of the century

The Amazon tipping point is much closer than expected due to deforestation

Companies that spend more on political lobbying tend to disclose less about their environmental and social performance, raising fresh concerns about the credibility of ESG reporting

New paper reviews the history of ‘fast lanes’ (preferential flows) in soils that water models largely miss in forests, and highlights key gaps in understanding when and where this process matters.

Analysis of satellite and climate data finds that marine heatwaves increased in frequency and duration across multiple ocean regions between 2000 and 2025, with the largest changes observed in tropical and subtropical waters

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