Tiny Frigid Bubbles Get to the Core of Climate Change
To unlock clues about what the future climate might hold, scientists turn to ancient bubbles trapped in the ice.… Read More
Orthodox Community Embraces Renewable Energy
Through small scale solar, wind, and hydro power, an NGO educates about renewable energy and climate change.… Read More
China Takes Charge in Fight Against Climate Change
Long accused of inaction, the country has put plans in place to reverse its record on carbon emissions, argues Rob Elsworth. Read More
Iceland’s Volcanoes May be Used to Power the UK
The energy minister is to visit Iceland in May to discuss connecting the UK to its abundant geothermal energy. Read More
Warming Climate Sets Microbe Evolution in Ice in Motion
Microbes frozen in ice for eons are evolving as they thaw and could force out existing microbial populations. Read More
Bugs in the Ice Sheets: Melting Glaciers Free Old Bacteria
The world's ice sheets serve as cold-storage for creatures we haven't seen in eons, which concerns scientists. Read More
Warming Atlantic Ocean Primes the Amazon for Fire
New studies show that a warming Atlantic is drying the Amazon rainforest, which is priming the region for bigger fires. Read More
Much Ado About Methane
Methane venting from oceans and the Arctic has grabbed the public's imagination lately, but it will probably not be a huge player in climate change in the coming century. Read More
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