Mammoth New Marine Census Lays Out What We’ve Got to Lose
After ten years of study, a major set of findings about marine life is released, including more than 6,000 new species.… Read More
Get Ready for a La Nina Winter
La Nina conditions in the Pacific Ocean are likely to shape global weather patterns in the coming months. How might your region be affected?… Read More
Arctic Sea Ice Melt Season Ends, with Ice Continuing Its Recent Sharp Downward Trend
Arctic sea ice declined to the third-lowest extent on record this summer, and both the Northwest and Northeast Passages were open for a time.… Read More
Was Mid-Century Cooling Caused By the Oceans? Don’t Ask
A new study suggests the conventional wisdom about mid-century cooling is at least partly wrong. But the study is hardly definitive.… Read More
Arctic Sea Ice Minimum Not Quite Reached Yet After All
After seemingly reaching an end, the 2010 Arctic sea ice melt season continues on a bit longer.… Read More
Climate in Context: Facing Off With Climate Skeptics; Arctic Ice Melting Affects Phytoplankton
The late Stephen Schneider take questions from climate skeptics; New study finds link between phytoplankton blooms and declining Arctic sea ice.… Read More
A Small Step Forward for Geoengineering
A new study offers a way to help pursue geoengineering of the climate system with less damaging side effects.… Read More
Microscopic Evidence of a Warming World
Tiny shells from the sea floor show unprecedented warming off the coast of Canada, according to a new study.… Read More
