How the Earth’s Energy Imbalance Affects the Climate
The Earth's energy imbalance now counts as a key climate indicator, another signal of an accelerating crisis.... Read More
Atmosphere
The Right to Be Cold and What It Means for Indigenous Inuit
The “Right to be Cold” is being actively promoted to safeguard the way of life of the Inuit people of the Arctic.... Read More
Racing with the Rapid Glacier Loss Globally
Small and large glacier loss occurs globally, raising alarms about far-reaching environmental, cultural, and economic impacts.... Read More
Nafas Indonesia and DBS Foundation Launch White Paper on Air Pollution and Pneumonia in Jakarta Toddlers
A study launched by Nafas Indonesia and the DBS Foundation revealed worrying findings regarding the link between fine particulate air pollution (PM2.5) and increasing cases of pneumonia in Jakarta toddlers.... Read More
Open Storage Model for Storing Food Without Electricity
An open storage model offers a potential sustainable solution to store food without electricity.... Read More
Refocusing on Nitrous Oxide, a Potent Greenhouse Gas on the Rise
At the COP29 summit, a new report sheds light on current insights and recommendations to address nitrous oxide emissions.... Read More
Mapping Methane Emissions as a Strategy to Limit Global Warming
Various organizations are mapping methane emissions using satellite imagery as a part of their reduction strategies to limit global heating.... Read More