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Researchers from Japan have created a new direct air capture system that can change 99% of carbon dioxide in the air into a solid.

A 3400-year-old Bronze Age city from the Mitanni Empire era has emerged from the Mosul reservoir in Iraq as the water levels drop.

The World Meteorological Organization says there is a ~50% chance the annual average global temperature exceeds 1.5°C soon.

The United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) has released its latest Global Assessment Report, GAR2022.

Over 1,000 scientists and researchers from around the world have risked arrest by committing civil disobedience last week.

New solar panel technology developed by researchers from Stanford University uses infrared radiation to generate electricity.

The latest installment of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's climate report has dropped, and the situation is dire.

To combat climate change impacts due to vehicles with combustion engines, Canada is banning new sales of these vehicles by 2035.

An ice shelf spanning 460 square miles separating the Conger and Glenzer glaciers from warmer waters in Antarctica has collapsed.

A project developed by the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics can produce gasoline exceeding 90 octane from carbon dioxide.

Carbon dioxide emissions from energy production reached their highest ever levels in 2021, rising to more than 36 billion tonnes.

The second installment of the UN IPCC's sixth climate change assessment stresses the necessity of action before it is too late.

Annual reports from the world's ten largest banks show a combined $425.92 billion in 2020 alone put toward financing fossil fuels.

LanzaTech and Northern University researchers have used Clostridium autoethanogenum to ferment carbon dioxide to acetone and IPA.

Researchers from UC Davis have modeled the future outcomes of climate change by 2100 in a hundred thousand different scenarios.

Lund University researchers have used a covalent organic framework and solar energy to convert carbon dioxide to carbon monoxide.

A collection of government agencies have published a report that estimates how much sea levels are expected to rise by 2050.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's 2022 Sea Level Rise Technical Report projects a considerable sea-level rise.

Unprecedented and rapid retreat of the Pope, Smith, and Kohler glaciers at the South Pole threatens a steep increase in sea level.

New technology from the University of Delaware has enabled carbon dioxide capture with 99 percent efficiency from the atmosphere.

Anthropogenic, or human-sourced, climate change is accelerating the rate of accumulated ice loss from Mount Everest's glaciers.

Flood modeling projections for the United States estimate a 26.4% increase in the annual cost of damages, by more than $8 billion.

Researchers have estimated the number of trees species on Earth to be 14% higher than currently known, with 9,200 undiscovered.

Future forests will likely have smaller trees due to global warming, meaning a reduced absorption of carbon dioxide from the air.

The Doomsday Clock is stuck at 100 seconds to midnight after being set there two years ago, with the world teetering on the brink.

Researchers from Concordia University have reviewed the literature on climate change adaptations, which show inconclusive results.

Of the nine planetary boundaries defined in 2009, four had been breached by 2015, with the fifth for novel entities now breached.

ExxonMobil has pledged to reduce its Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions to net-zero by 2050, but hasn't included Scope 3 emissions.

The Third UK Climate Change Risk Assessment (CCRA3) has been released, suggesting the Earth could warm by 4°C by 2100.

Onslow in Western Australia has had a record-breaking temperature of 50.7 degrees Celsius (123.26 degrees Fahrenheit) recorded.

Scientists stress we are in the midst of a sixth global mass extinction event, dubbed the Holocene or Anthropocene extinction.

Ocean temperatures are increasing globally every year, with new data showing that oceans in 2021 absorbed an extra 14 Zettajoules.

The European Union's (EU) Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) confirmed 2021 to be the fifth-hottest year globally on record.

New research has shown how high-income countries changing to plant-based diets would increase carbon capture from the atmosphere.

New research predicts ninety-two percent of countries will experience extremely hot annual temperatures every two years by 2030.

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New research from ETH Zurich shows how publicly accessible e-scooters and e-bikes may negatively affect net carbon emissions.

A new metal-organic framework can turn carbon dioxide emissions scrubbed from factory flue gases into useful cyclic carbonates.

A massive black box to preserve records of the Earth, in case of a potential climate apocalypse, is being constructed in Tasmania.

One of Earth's largest glaciers is at risk of collapse within the next three years, potentially taking much of Antarctica with it.

After two years of decline, coal consumption is up, which does not bode well for the world's net-zero emissions target by 2050.

The highest temperature ever recorded within the Arctic Circle has been confirmed by the United Nations' WMO, up to 100 F or 38 C.

A new paper shows how conferences moving online can significantly reduce their carbon footprint and help to combat climate change.

Researchers have identified a new source of greenhouse gas emissions as permafrost melts due to Earth's rising temperatures.

As Earth's climate warms, each additional degree takes a toll on the accuracy with which meteorologists can forecast the weather.

New technology to convert the greenhouse gas methane into more valuable products has been developed, helping fight climate change.

Scientists believe the role of fungi networks in climate change is underappreciated, and are mobilising to map them globally.

In urban environments, trees and other vegetation are entering spring sooner than they should be, and new research is showing why.

A new NASA study has found that global crop yields for certain foods may see a dramatic decrease due to greenhouse gas emissions.

A study that used nearly 20 years of data has stated that Earth is becoming dimmer, and it's likely due to climate change.