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Climate Researcher Levermann: “We Must Understand What Happens After Climate Systems Tip” GalleryClimate Researcher Levermann: “We Must Understand What Happens After Climate Systems Tip”
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Climate Researcher Levermann: “We Must Understand What Happens After Climate Systems Tip”
The Earth is heading toward a "free fall" in the face of the climate crisis, says German physicist Anders Levermann.
Climate Free Fall: Scientists Warn of Hidden Economic Crisis, Earth’s Systems Become Dangerously Unstable
Experts say the real threat isn't slower warming—it's the volatile chaos in between
The “Super” El Niño of 2026: Why 2027 Will Be the Year the World Watches
Rapidly intensifying patch of warm water in the central Pacific is reshaping global weather, potentially disrupting food supplies across multiple continents, and pushing global temperatures toward territory humanity has never measured.
Stefan Rahmstorf: Klima & Meeresströmungen (AMOC Update Juli ’26)
Kippt die AMOC? Der Golfstrom und Europas Klima im Gespräch mit Prof. Stefan Rahmstorf
Breakthrough in Measuring Methane Emissions
University of Granada researchers have deployed the first floating platform with eddy covariance technology in Spain to continuously monitor greenhouse gas emissions from a reservoir.
Climate Crisis Pushes Pacific Gray Whales Toward Population Collapse
Pacific gray whales are washing ashore in alarming numbers this year, raising concerns about the species' future and prompting marine advocates to call for renewed federal protections.
The Dynamics of Greenland Ice Sheet Melt: Atmospheric Drivers and Feedback Loops
Research on patterns of surface mass balance and melt on the Greenland Ice Sheet, how atmospheric circulation and surface characteristics accelerate ice loss.
Electric Cars Achieve Historic Milestone in Germany
Pure electric vehicles were registered more frequently than any other powertrain type for the first time in June 2026, marking a significant shift in Germany's automotive market.