New documents reveal that oil industry executives were aware of the climate change risk as well as caused due to carbon dioxide emissisons.
According to Adrienne Macartney, PhD researcher at the School of Geographical and Earth Sciences, University of Glasgow, analyzing red planet could help the carbon sequestration research on our planet.
There are concerns regarding countries that are most affected by climate change. How can we help them to adapt and drive change?
A study done in Britain reveals that common species today could face local extinction in several dry areas. Their immediate survival depends on improving habitats but emission cut can only dictate long-term survival.
A new study says the cooling formula used in most office buildings date to the 1960s and consider the resting metabolic rate of a man.
Researchers document two occasions in the past, 125,000 years and 3 million years ago, when current warming levels over preindustrial temperatures, caused sea level to climb.
Swamps and wetlands said to act as carbon sinks that can absorb carbon emission from the atmosphere. A study on swamps and wetlands is currently conducted by researchers from Deakin's Centre for Integrative Ecology as part of the worldwide campaign in stopping climate change.
A new study has shown that volcanic activity may have helped warming rates level off over the last 15 years.
A new study from NASA shows tropical forests absorb more carbon dioxide than previously thought.
09 Aug '24 16:35PM
