Greenland’s Glaciers Melt Faster -- Research

Medicine & Technology Jan 11, 2016

The fast melt off of ice caps caused by global warming has alarmed scientists from various parts of the globe like Canada, Denmark and Greenland.

Impact Of Climate Change In Australia

Dec 06, 2015

Extreme weather changes and irregular temperatures are now happening in Australia.

Canada Warming Twice Than Most Parts Of The World

Nov 27, 2015

Canada has warmed more rapidly than most parts of the planet.

The Paris Climate Summit Is A Step Closer To Solving Global Warming

Nov 23, 2015

The fast approaching climate talks in Paris that will start on Nov. 30 will be concentrating about the solutions for climate change.

Climate Change Will Send Millions To Poverty By 2030

Nov 13, 2015

Climate change will add more poverty cases in the upcoming years according to world bank organizations.

The Drought In The Horn Of Africa

Oct 19, 2015

Climate changes have resulted in Horn of Africa to dry up.

Burning Of Fossil Fuels Could Melt Antarctica

Sep 15, 2015

This could result in submersion of most coastal cities like Tokyo, New York, Washington, and Shanghai.

Global Warming Would Bring The Worst Coral Bleaching In Hawaii

Sep 14, 2015

Earth's warming sea temperature due to Global Warming has its harmful effects on the reefs.

A Closer Look On Climate Change "Wild Card"

Sep 09, 2015

The Climate Change and Global Warming have been happening progressively over the years.

Cave Deposits May Help Predict Future Weather Patterns on our Warming Planet

May 26, 2015

Throughout human history, people have utilized caves for protection from the elements, as safe havens from predators, and as canvases to display beautiful works of art. Now, a group of scientists from Vanderbilt University are using caves to learn about weather patterns in the past. And what they're discovering may provide insight into our planet's future climate.

Once Solid Peninsula in Antarctica Begins to Melt

May 24, 2015

A part of Antarctica that scientists once thought to be safe from climate change is now showing signs of instability, and the loss of this ice could lead to the rising sea levels around the world.

Satellite Data Reveal an Alarming Trend in Antarctica

May 23, 2015

Antarctica is a truly massive continent. At over 5 million square miles, the whole of the US could fit securely within its borders. It boasts the highest, driest, coldest, and windiest landscape of all seven continents. And the fact that it is losing ice is nothing new. It's the rate at which parts of the continent are melting that is raising new concerns.

Antarctic Ice Shelf on Verge of Disintegration, NASA Says

May 15, 2015

The last intact section of one of Antarctica’s giant ice shelves is weakening fast and will likely disintegrate in the next few years, contributing to a further rise in sea levels, NASA said in a new study.

AS GLOBAL TEMPERATURES RISE, SPECIES MAY PLUMMET

May 03, 2015

As if submersion of coastal communities by rising sea levels weren’t bad enough, scientists have recently added another frightening repercussion to climate change: the loss of species. Scientists are still quibbling over the number of species that may perish with rising temperatures, some claiming zero while others predicting a whopping 54%. In an effort to refine the predictions, Marc Urban, a professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Connecticut, has crunched the numbers, and although his results don’t spell the end for over half the world’s species, the numbers are still frightening.

Land Based Food May Not Be Enough to Save Polar Bears

Apr 02, 2015

Polar bears may not be able to rely on land-based food sources to survive as global warming changes the sea and ice melts, according to a new study.