This article explores recent developments in Arctic science, from debunking misinformation about increasing ice to the possibility of genetically engineered, mammoth-like elephants. It also touches on plant photosynthesis in the Arctic darkness and Czech schoolchildren excelling in robotics. Read more...

A look at recent scientific findings reveals record low sea ice levels, prolonged hot and dry weather forecasts, declining butterfly populations, and a study on parental favoritism. Read more...

Recent studies highlight both stability and potential future disruptions in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), alongside forecasts for the Atlantic hurricane season and successful European space launches. Read more...

From eroding beaches in Rio to innovative water solutions in Chile and record-low sea ice, climate change is impacting communities worldwide. Brazil faces extreme heat, highlighting the urgency of addressing these global challenges. Read more...

This week's environmental news highlights include record low sea ice, a historic beaver release in England, concerns over rainfall impacting trees, and controversial wild horse management in Australia. Read more...

The world's largest iceberg, A23a, has run aground near South Georgia after drifting north from Antarctica since 2020, potentially averting a collision with a vital wildlife breeding site. Read more...

Global sea ice cover reached a record low in February, driven by soaring temperatures near the North Pole. Scientists attribute the decline to ongoing global warming and increased greenhouse gas emissions. Read more...

Canada faces climate challenges: polar bears risk extinction due to warming trends, while ancient palm fossils reveal surprisingly warm, ice-free winters millions of years ago. Read more...

This week in science: Debunking Arctic ice misinformation, the discovery of ancient Homo sapiens tools in Sharjah, and tracking polar bears in Svalbard. Read more...