Latest Climate stories from Environment.
As the climate system appears to be changing more rapidly than anticipated, the pressure on ocean monitoring networks is intensifying, highlighting their crucial role.
Recent developments in covalent organic frameworks (COFs) show promise for improving CO2 separation, crucial for natural gas purification and hydrogen production.
A recent analysis identifies landscapes across Europe that can promote climate mitigation and biodiversity while minimizing socioeconomic risks, utilizing a novel climate-smart rewilding framework.
In the Pennine hills, thousands of holes are emerging as part of a restoration initiative aimed at enhancing carbon storage through peatland recovery.
Recent research indicates that microplastics are impairing algae growth, which is vital for the ocean's ability to absorb carbon dioxide and mitigate climate change.
As technological solutions to climate change encounter significant hurdles, researchers are considering the potential of natural methods to address this pressing issue.
As global events and the climate crisis continue to impact Britain, the call for supermarkets to cap price increases on essential foods highlights the urgent need for reform in the food system.
Indonesia is set to embark on constructing a massive sea wall exceeding 500 kilometers to protect the north coast of Java from the threats posed by rising sea levels.
A recent study from the University of Nottingham indicates that hope can significantly improve creative problem-solving in sustainability efforts.
As the climate crisis intensifies, technologies that mimic natural processes to capture carbon are gaining attention. However, the question remains: can these methods ensure long-term storage?
A recent study reveals that coral reefs in the South China Sea have significant carbon storage capabilities, comparable to mangroves and seagrasses, emphasizing their role in climate change mitigation.
A recent gathering of scientists in London highlighted the importance of migration in adapting to climate change, challenging the notion that it signifies a failure to adapt.
A new phase of climate research is set to begin as hundreds of scientists from various institutions prepare to engage with CMIP7, which may significantly influence future climate science.
Despite two-thirds of Americans advocating for climate action, a recent study indicates that media representation of this issue remains limited and polarized.
As Colombia stands as a beacon of climate activism, the potential impact of US political trends raises concerns about a shift towards mining and fracking in the country.
A new method for measuring evapotranspiration could recover significant amounts of missing energy, highlighting its role in climate science and environmental predictions.
In 2025, the construction of new coal-fired power plants worldwide reached its highest level in ten years, even as overall power output experienced a decrease.
A recent study indicates that while air-conditioning provides relief from heat, it may also lessen the perceived need for comprehensive climate strategies.
Recent findings underscore the ongoing acceleration of sea level rise since 1960, attributed to human-induced climate change and global warming.
Researchers caution that current carbon markets may not adequately account for the risks posed to U.S. forests by climate change, which play a vital role in carbon sequestration.