Over the last three decades, ice lost from Greenland and Antarctica could comprise an ice cube roughly 12 miles high, new research finds.

New insights into the binding of carbon to mineral particles in permafrost can improve the prediction of greenhouse gas release / Publication in ‘Nature Communications’.

Research published in Regional Environmental Change has shown that as climate zones shift toward hotter and drier conditions, ecological diversity will decline, posing a major threat to terrestrial ecosystems with far-reaching social and ecological impacts.

In the arid regions of the American Southwest, an unseen world lies beneath our feet. 

Can flower strips combined with hedges improve biodiversity in intensively used agricultural areas? 

Bees are generally associated with flowering meadows rather than with dense forests.

The new study is the first to include a “heat index” to measure the recurring impacts of Indian heatwaves on the country’s population.

A previously underestimated risk lurks in the frozen soil of the Arctic.

For several years, a team of researchers from the Alfred Wegener Institute used underwater microphones to listen for seals at the edge of the Antarctic.

In Ecuador’s Galápagos Islands, where ocean warming has decimated shallow-water reefs, scientists have discovered a healthy, sprawling coral reef hidden deep under the sea.