2021 was 6th warmest year on record, NASA and NOAA find. Canada definitely felt the heat
Temperature across the planet was roughly 0.84 C above the 20th-century average The numbers are in: Earth is still running
Read moreTemperature across the planet was roughly 0.84 C above the 20th-century average The numbers are in: Earth is still running
Read moreNASA scientists have finally solved a half-century-old case in the Arctic: the puzzling death of thousands of caribou and reindeer.
Read moreWorld ocean temperatures in 2019 were the highest ever recorded in human history, reflecting the speed at which our planet
Read more1.9 million tons of sulfur dioxide from the chimneys in Norilsk, a city in Arctic Russia, were blowing over the
Read moreA group of Canadian and U.S. scientists backed by a NASA aircraft packed with sophisticated remote sensing equipment have converged
Read moreThe closest anyone on Earth can get to Mars right now may be with a visit to a 23-million-year old
Read moreIt was another record warm year for Earth. On Wednesday, scientists from NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Read moreGlobal climate change is showing no signs of slowing down anywhere in the world, according to special researcher Antti Lipponen
Read moreThe Finnish startup Space Nation has unveiled a smartphone app — Space Navigator — that it says will help anyone
Read moreTwo poles, two extremes Polar sea ice extent in the Arctic has reached its summer minimum for the year according
Read moreThe tundra of Alaska and other Arctic regions once soaked up atmospheric carbon and locked it in the frozen ground, reducing
Read moreWhen it comes to the latest data on the state of the Arctic sea ice, the Greenland ice sheet or
Read moreScientists say the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard has seen such extreme warmth this year that the average annual temperature could
Read moreThe first six months of 2016 were the planet’s warmest since meteorologists started keeping records in the late 19th century,
Read moreScientists and residents of Canada’s far north have been noting changes in the Arctic for many years: more plants, more shrubs
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