Geoengineering measures, like ocean curtains and ocean fertilization, may do more harm than help in combating climate change. This according to a new critical research study.
This summer, we have witnessed extensive heatwaves affecting several places in Europe. Overheating can pose significant health risks for vulnerable groups in urban areas.
When glaciologist Thomas V. Schuler arrived in Svalbard in the fall of 2024, he realized the seriousness of the situation. A new Norwegian study shows that the ice melted to an extent we have never seen before.
This comet is the third interstellar object to visit us in eight years, providing a unique opportunity to learn more about other planetary systems.
The world's glaciers are melting, and this affects communities and the natural environment. Climate policy can preserve more ice mass, researchers point out.
Nature got there first: When CO2 reacts with volcanic rock, it transforms from a greenhouse gas into solid minerals.
Professor was thrilled when he saw 80 to 100 million-year-old cone fossils. The fossils at the Natural History Museum at University of Oslo show seeds and pollen from the time when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
Glaciers have lost a collective 6542 billion tonnes of ice between 2000 and 2023, contributing 18mm to global sea-level rise, and loss of fresh water reserves. This according to a study from the Glacier Mass Balance Intercomparison Exercise (GlaMBIE) in Nature.
The coastline of Southeast Greenland is uplifting more rapidly than other parts of the island. This is caused by weak rocks beneath this part of Greenland, combined with the melting of the ice sheet, according to researchers.
An underwater mud volcano was discovered in the Barents Sea in 2023. A revisit in 2024 and studies of data reveal that this mud volcano is an important habitat for endangered species and seafloor life.
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