Climate change is transforming vast stretches of Arctic tundra from carbon sinks into carbon sources—releasing more greenhouse gases than they absorb.

Deep within the ocean, ancient carbon lies locked inside sedimentary rocks. In a recent study, scientists have uncovered these geological archives, revealing new insights that redefine our understanding of Earth’s history and the evolution of life.

The FAA is investigating recent SpaceX and Blue Origin accidents, UNASA is facing leadership changes under the new U.S. administration, China has demonstrated oxygen production in space, and discussions on preserving the Moon’s heritage. This Week in Space

A new study strengthens the hypothesis that the El Niño phenomenon contributed to the great Permian-Triassic extinction, 250 million years ago.

To effectively confront the climate crisis, humanity must collectively recognize our responsibility for the environmental damage caused and our moral obligation to address our mistakes with determination and fairness

Could burying trees in the ocean reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide levels and help combat global warming?

We all yawn, and the urge to yawn is highly contagious, yet science remains puzzled by this phenomenon

New findings from the James Webb Space Telescope could shed new light on the source of Earth’s water

Hairs that enhance tactile sensation and those that can detect the respiration of worms. Special mustaches in nature

The IPCC report unambiguously implicates greenhouse gas emissions in global warming and calls for immediate action, before it is too late

From robotic attendants to artificial intelligence powered cameras. Ground-breaking technologies at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games

Despite the romantic imagery, warming the house with a wood or charcoal hearth is one of the most environmentally harmful methods of heating, and is also a health hazard

Bad news for the fight against global warming: The quantity of methane produced by human activity has reached record highs

How does climate change affect Earth’s vegetation and carbon cycle?

Carbon is the building block of life and has a central role in many processes on our planet