Tiny Marine Fossils, Big Revelations About the Future of the Planet
Researchers Use Marine Fossils to Decode Past Climate Crises. The Verdict on Our Future? Not exactly reassuring, to put it mildly.
Mare Nostrum Screams: Anatomy of the Mediterranean Tropical Cyclone
How does a Mediterranean tropical cyclone arise and evolve? A journey into the heart of the storm that is changing the Mare Nostrum
Geophysics and climate: Antarctica is rising, and with it the seas
Antarctic geophysics reveals a movement that can mitigate or exacerbate sea level rise, depending on how we act on the climate.
Record temperatures: the end of 13 hot months. What awaits us now?
Temperature records broken for over a year. Now a brief respite, but the climate remains threatening. What awaits us in the near future?
Cloud Seeding: All about the 'Rain Gods' in the UAE
Cloud seeding, from a military technique to a climate solution. From pioneering experiments to the latest developments in the Emirates, a journey into the history and future of weather control.
Geoengineering madness: it can move heat waves from the USA to Europe
Altering clouds to fight heat waves? A climate model reveals unexpected and potentially catastrophic consequences.
Temperatures down 2°C in 3 years: Medellin shows how to cool cities
Medellin has found a way to cool the city: its solution based on "green corridors". it reduced temperatures and pollution in a very short time.
Tonga eruption: climate effects and anomalous winters throughout the decade
Climate simulations indicate that water vapor released into the stratosphere by Hunga Tonga could influence global weather conditions until 2029.
Climate, the UN goes down hard: "only 2 years to save the planet"
UN climate chief warns: without immediate action to tackle global warming, the world will pass the point of no return by 2025.
Salt water on the clouds directly from the sea to cool the planet
A group of 31 scientists have developed a roadmap to study marine cloud brightening (MCB), a controversial solar geoengineering strategy to cool the planet.
A study on eclipses warns us: beware of geoengineering
The impact of eclipses on cumulus clouds makes us understand how complicated geoengineering plans can become, and produce unwanted effects.
Under the Arctic permafrost there is a sea of methane that threatens the planet
Scientists surprised by the amount of methane under the permafrost of Svalbard: its release into the atmosphere could do more damage than feared so far
COP28 “colonized” by fossil countries and industries: it was sterile, now it is harmful
The Emirates are using COP28 to plan new fossil deals with China and other nations (including Italy). Saudi Arabia promotes highly polluting cars and supersonic travel. Never have so many lobbyists. COP28 is now polluted.
ALE, synthetic shooting stars to study the climate
A Japanese startup creates artificial shooting stars to collect climate data in the mesosphere.
Tree Canopy, Google's superweapon against the heat in cities
Google aims to beat the heat and prevent environmental risks with a new artificial intelligence platform
Climate, the latest United Nations report is a guide to survival
The Secretary General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, is calling on all countries to bring forward their zero emission plans by a decade. Utopia.
Ice caps, they will melt sooner than expected
A new study reconsiders the timing of the melting of ice sheets and the devastating impact it would have on large cities around the world.
Ionocaloric cooling, good news for the planet
Ionocaloric technology can overcome the limitations of traditional cooling, giving the world an environmentally friendly way to cool homes and things
Worse and worse: last two climate reports, horrible scenarios. We need to rise up
From the climate reports a message without appeal: we will not make it. We have to put aside the foil, the policy is insufficient.
Hexafresh, the air conditioner that the world didn't know it deserved: it costs €200 and consumes 80% less energy
It would have been handy NOW, but in 2023 I doubt it will be that much colder: a zero-emission air conditioner that consumes a fifth of energy will always do.
Less than 1,5 million barrels of oil per day thanks to electric vehicles
The data of the last seven years are clear: not even the winds of war will stop the decline in demand for barrels of oil.
