Since 2020, snowfall has largely counterbalanced the melting of the Antarctic ice sheet. The atmospheric effect that causes this has been identified — and it’s temporary.

Photos of giant, cauliflower-like clouds are popping up on Vancouver-area social media feeds that experts say are pyrocumulus clouds produced by a wildfire more than 200 kilometres away.

The Antarctic Ice Sheet has been growing since 2020 – and scientists have now identified why. Research funded by the European Space Agency (ESA) looked at factors affecting Antarctica’s delicate envir...

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Extracting North Sea fossil fuels will threaten lives and livelihoods An open letter to UK party leaders As climate scientists, we know that worsening climate impacts have been mainly caused by burn...

The recent increase in Antarctic Ice Sheet mass is driven by enhanced precipitation from frequent atmospheric rivers, stronger westerlies, and reduced sea ice, which together offset ice loss from outl...

It is important to understand the combined effects of multiple changes on the ocean. Here the authors use time of emergence to highlight the increases in impacts of individual and compound changes glo...

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This study provides a continent-wide assessment of surface meltwater area in Antarctica between 2006 and 2021, highlighting recent increases in magnitude and variability in East Antarctica, with indic...

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Scientific Reports - The time of emergence of Arctic warming, wetting and sea ice melting

What the beef industry knew about its environmental impact — and how it spent decades blocking climate action.

Current ice sheet melting models are slow, inaccurate and expensive. The picture of the future is uncertain - but AI can change that.

The stratospheric polar vortex is a well-defined feature dominating the cool-season circulation in each hemisphere from ∼15–50 km altitude The tropospheric circulation does not constitute a singl...