Greenland Shrinks and Drifts Northwest Amid Global Warming
A new study reveals Greenland is losing mass and drifting northwest as melting ice eases bedrock pressure, reshaping the island through tectonic twists and tension.
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Earth Hits First Climate Tipping Point as Coral Reefs Collapse
A landmark report by 160 researchers from 23 countries warns that the die-off of warm-water coral reefs marks Earth’s first climate tipping point, urging swift global action.
Chinese Scientists Fill Research Gap on Plateau’s Below-Cloud Evaporation
Chinese mainland scientists fill a gap in long-term below-cloud evaporation research on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, offering new data on high-altitude water cycles under global warming.
Antarctic Sea Ice Hits Third-Lowest Winter Peak on Record
Antarctic sea ice peaked at 17.81 million sq km on Sept 17, marking the third-lowest winter maximum in 47 years and highlighting climate change’s grip on the southern pole.
Britain’s Summer 2025 Poised to Be Hottest on Record
Provisional Met Office data suggests summer 2025 will be Britain’s warmest on record since records began in 1884, underscoring climate change’s growing impact.
Western Europe’s Hottest June on Record
Western Europe sweltered through its hottest June ever as global temperatures surge, marking the third warmest June on record.
Heatwave Grips Chinese Mainland: Ground Temps Exceed 70°C
Ground temperatures in parts of the Chinese mainland hit over 70°C on May 20, breaking local records and highlighting intensifying climate extremes.
Oyster Fossils Reveal History of Global Warming
Oyster fossils unlock a natural archive of Earth’s past climate. By reading growth bands, researchers trace ancient summer heats and winter chills.
Extreme Ocean Heat Days Triple Over 80 Years, Study Finds
A new study reveals that extreme marine heat events have nearly tripled since the 1940s, threatening vital underwater ecosystems.
Study: Climate Change Reduces Extreme Cold Events Globally
New U.S.-China research finds climate change significantly reduces frequency and severity of extreme cold events, challenging previous assumptions about winter intensification.