Rising global temperatures do not necessarily condemn Europe to more and more intense droughts. If we achieve zero net emissions, we can hope to maintain current levels of precipitation. Any delay in stabilising the climate will weigh at least five ...
The gray whale, an imposing mysticeti cetacean protected since 1946, is an iconic figure ...
A study held at the Beijing Academy of Sciences has determined that more intense ...
The ozone hole, a result of human-induced pollution, has reached a record-breaking size, measuring ...
The Amazon rainforest, known as the world’s largest freshwater reserve, is currently facing a ...
Invasive species have emerged as a major threat to native ecosystems, causing significant ecological ...
A commitment that has long absorbed the energies of many, reducing the impact of ...
According to research by the University of Birmingham, water fleas are able to contribute ...
The Supreme Court struck down Bolsonaro‘s measure that would have taken the indigenous peoples ...
Vattenfall, an energy company in collaboration with a Norwegian start-up Spoor tracked the flight ...
Coral reefs may only cover 0.2% of the seafloor, but they provide a habitat ...
