Consecutive El Niños are happening more often and the result is more devastating – new research
In recent decades, these climate patterns have been persisting longer and recurring more often. A striking example is the 2020-2023 La Niña, a rare “triple-dip” event that lasted for three years.
Proceed with caution: Emerging marine-climate projects outpacing effective governance
Oceans are at the forefront of many new climate-related projects, but the speed that these projects are being developed and ...
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What ‘the world’s loneliest whale’ may be telling us about climate change
A mysterious whale that has long puzzled scientists may not be an anomaly, but a clue to what climate change is doing beneath ...
Exploring Titan's icy hydrocarbon cycle
Though wildly different in so many ways, Earth and Saturn's moon Titan have something important in common. Among all the objects in the solar system, they're the only two with liquids on their ...
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Experts describe troubling behavioral changes in fish: 'Our results provide insights'
Doctoral candidate Jérémy de Bonville discovered crucial information for climate change scientists — and he did it using fish.