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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.
Alpine glaciers: Very severe ice loss
“Very severe ice loss”: researcher says snow reserves on Alpine glaciers could be used up within days
Emergency Blankets: First Aid Equipment and Heat Protection #Lifehack
An Unusual Demand in Times of Heat Records
Rettungsdecken: Von Notfall-Ausrüstung zum Hitzeschutz-Lifehack
Eine ungewöhnliche Nachfrage in Zeiten der Hitzerekorde
Record-shattering June heat is sweeping across Europe
Europe gripped by unprecedented June heat wave as climate change amplifies extreme temperatures.
Climate Regime Shifts and Super El Niño Events
New research published in Nature Communications demonstrates that super El Niño events—dramatically increase the probability of climate regime shifts.
Experts: Why a “massive scale up” in carbon removal is necessary to bring temperature down to 1.5C GalleryExperts: Why a “massive scale up” in carbon removal is necessary to bring temperature down to 1.5C
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Experts: Why a “massive scale up” in carbon removal is necessary to bring temperature down to 1.5C
Over 260 researchers gathered in Milan to discuss scaling carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technology to combat climate change.