How migrating songbirds help scientists save local ecosystems
The magnolia warbler travels as many as 2,000 miles, high above the Gulf of Mexico and across the entirety of ...
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Insurance firms need more climate change information. Scientists say they can help
Damage from Hurricane Ian near Pine Island, Fla., in 2022. The storm caused at least $50 billion in insured damage.Gerald ...
Scientists Say They’ve Seen the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker. Did They?
If there’s new hope, it’s blurry. What’s certain: The roller coaster tale of the ivory-billed woodpecker, a majestic bird whose ...
Montreal Protocol has slowed loss of Arctic sea ice, say scientists
The Montreal Protocol – which aims to reduce emissions of ozone-depleting gases – has had the unexpected benefit of slowing ...
The scientists coaxing back nature with sound
More recently, though, scientists have begun to investigate ways sound can be used to actively elicit certain behaviours in animals. ...
Climate change is drying out the world’s lakes faster than scientists thought
Comment on this storyCommentWater loss in large lakes around the world was more widespread during the past three decades than ...
Global temperatures could soon briefly breach climate threshold, scientists warn
Comment on this storyCommentThe World Meteorological Organization virtually guarantees that one of the next five years will be the warmest ...
El Niño extremely likely to impact Australian summer, US scientists predict | Australia weather
Eastern Australia looks set for a drier winter and spring as a US federal agency predicts an “extremely high likelihood” ...
How will climate change affect Latin America? Scientists respond to IPCC report
Mongabay Latam spoke with scientists who contributed to the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report about the effects ...
Record ocean temperatures put Earth in ‘uncharted territory’, say scientists | Climate crisis
Temperatures in the world’s oceans have broken fresh records, testing new highs for more than a month in an “unprecedented” ...
