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Breeding companies adapt crop varieties to climate change

The truth about how seriously China is now taking climate change

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Sea level-induced oyster reef accretion causes minimal net carbon burial change

Earth’s center is moving, and NASA just measured it

Earth’s center of mass is constantly on the move, shifting by a few millimeters as enormous amounts of water, ice, and even air migrate around the planet with the seasons. NASA scientists have developed a more precise way to track these tiny swings using laser-ranging satellites, GPS data, and measurements of how water and ice deform Earth’s crust.

Girl pleads for world leaders to save her country from climate change

MST discusses El Niño and points to agroecology as a response to the climate crisis

Inside an active Antarctic volcano, gentoo penguins are flourishing with climate change

Climate change litigation update: October 2026 | Australia | Global law firm

Climate change litigation update - October 2026

MACH Energy v DAMSHEG: High Court hands down first substantive climate change decision

Arup-led statewide assessment equips Caltrans to protect California’s transportation infrastructure against climate change

Scientists who put faith in technology less likely to take climate action

Jump-starting global warming: Rising temperatures are driving up emissions from wildfires, fermenting wetlands, and melting permafrost

Should fossil fuel companies be shielded from lawsuits over climate change damage? The Supreme Court takes up the question

Climate change and farming gave rise to ‘genetically distinct’ swan goose: study

Arctic Sea Ice Shrinks to Its 2026 Minimum

Satellite records show Arctic sea ice covering less of the ocean in both winter and summer.

Hamden Legislative Council approves climate change superfund resolution

Animals may have evolved 200 million years earlier than we thought

New research suggests animals could have evolved as early as 800 to 700 million years ago, roughly 200 million years earlier than some previous estimates. If so, the first animals may have lived before or during Snowball Earth, leaving behind little trace because their soft bodies were rarely preserved.