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Climate December 13, 2017

'Arbitrary' adjustments exaggerate sea level rise, study finds

A new study by Australian researchers finds that international sea level rise data relied upon by the U.N. was adjusted upward in 鈥渁rbitrary鈥� ways.

Climate December 12, 2017

Paris hosts major climate summit - and it's all about Trump

PARIS (AP) 鈥� The global climate summit in Paris was designed to bypass Donald Trump, but the U.S. president ended up playing a starring role.

Climate December 12, 2017

The world's largest organism is dying

It's death by a thousand nibbles.

Google December 7, 2017

Google is helping turn Christmas Island into the next Galapagos Island

Forty-five million Christmas Island red crabs are on the move for their once-a-year migration to breed 鈥� and so to is the Indian Ocean settlement that still calls Australia home despite sitting just 350 kilometers south of Java.

Climate December 5, 2017

Rising seas could submerge the oldest English settlement in the Americas

Sea-level rise this century may threaten Jamestown in Virginia, the first permanent English settlement in the Americas; the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, which launches all of NASA's human spaceflight missions; and the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse in North Carolina, the tallest brick lighthouse in the United States, a new study finds.

Climate November 30, 2017

Lightning bolts are churning out antimatter all over Planet Earth

Particles split in the hot belly of a lightning bolt.

Climate November 7, 2017

Good news on warming: Ozone hole is smallest since 1988

Higher temperatures over Antarctica this year shrank the hole in the ozone layer to the smallest it's been since 1988.

Climate October 30, 2017

UN agency: CO2 concentrations grew at record rate in 2016

The U.N. weather agency is warning that carbon-dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere increased at record-breaking speed last year.

Climate October 24, 2017

Bizarre blue 'flashes and glows' may reveal thunderstorm secrets

Bright, blue flashes stretch from the tops of powerful thunderstorms toward the edge of space, providing a fascinating celestial show for astronauts on the International Space Station, and now, scientists are learning more about these showstopping displays.

Climate October 12, 2017

A massive hole just opened up in Antarctica's ice and scientists can't explain it

Thanks to its usefulness as an indicator of how badly humans are messing up the Earth with global warming, scientists like to keep a pretty close eye on the ice in Antarctica.

Climate October 5, 2017

Thanks to global warming, airplane turbulence is on the rise

Nervous fliers may have more bumpy rides to worry about in the years to come. A new study published in the journal, Geophysical Research Letters, found climate change could cause up to three times as much clear-air turbulence (CAT) between 2050 and 2080.