50 leading scientists have conducted an analysis of human-caused global warming and concluded that global warming has increased at an “unprecedented

Named for the Italian mathematician, Leonardo Fibonacci, Fibonacci spirals are a distinctive shape related to the Fibonacci sequence — 1, 1, 2, 3, 5,

A recent study from the African Journal of Marine Science looks at the paleo-historical past of African penguins, tracking them more than 22,000 years in t

Though now extinct, ammonoids (a group of marine mollusks with shells) evolved for 350 million years, always with a tendency toward increasingly elaborate

The mesopelagic zone of the ocean, also called “the twilight zone,” refers to the ocean at an approximate depth of 200m to 1,000m. Beginning ju

Scientists examined tree rings from the past 1,200 years and found that the current pattern of global warming is unprecedented during the Common Era. T

As fast fashion and production of goods ramps up around the world, textiles are an increasingly large portion of the waste that accumulates in landfills an

In a new study from Tulane University, researchers find that sea levels along the U.S. Southeast and Gulf coasts have been rising at an unprecedented rate

Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are compounds made of carbon that are emitted as gases into the air. They have a high vapor pressure and low water solubi

Defaunation is the loss or decline of animal species around the world, a phenomenon which is accelerating in recent years and negatively impacts global bio

New research published in the journal Science China Earth Sciences has found that seasonal temperature difference in East Asia has weakened since the early

Carbon sequestration refers to the capture and storage of carbon that exists in (or would have been emitted to) the atmosphere. Increasing the sequestratio

In a new study, researchers from the University of Cambridge explain how they have developed solar-powered technology to capture carbon dioxide and transfo

Scientists from the University of Zurich and Pennsylvania State University have found that warmer temperatures are correlated with higher rates of giraffe

The Earth’s rotational pole has drifted east 31.5 inches, or nearly 80 centimeters, over the course of 17 years as a result of the large amounts of w

A new study published in Nature Communications predicts that an important ocean current will collapse in 2057 if greenhouse gas emissions continue at their

A research team of scientists from the U.S. Department of Energy and Texas A&M University has discovered a new phenomenon straight from science fiction

A recent study published in Science found that adult trees in tropical forests are subject to forces resulting in greater distancing between adults of the

Scientists have long agreed that early Earth had extreme climate variations, but recent scientific discoveries provide new evidence supporting the theory.

Human-cause climate change has many effects — more frequent and more extreme natural disasters, melting ice caps, and rising sea levels, to name a fe

Researchers studying Petermann Glacier in northwest Greenland have identified an unexpected interaction between ice and ocean, causing unexpected glacier m

Recent headlines have highlighted the unusual ways that whales can behave when they come into contact with humans. Reports and videos depicting pods of orc

Scientists have discovered evidence that Greenland previously melted 400,000 years ago during a moderate warming period — a melting that resulted in

Water scarcity has been called “the single greatest threat to food security, human health and natural ecosystems.” But it’s just one piec

Landslides are a serious geologic hazard, causing extensive damage when they occur, including fatality, injury, property damage and other economic losses,

Agriculture is changing in today’s world, as farms experience a decline in number accompanying increasing farm size — a trend that started in t

Wildfires have increased in intensity and frequency in recent years, in part due to the effects of climate change on our planet. Beyond the destruction and

A new study from the Yale School of Environment found that cities in the Global South are subject to increased levels of humidity, leaving urban residents