A giant crater, 165 feet deep, has recently been discovered on Siberia’s Arctic tundra, raising alarm among scientists. The ...

By Ben Aris in Berlin Forget the damage US President Donald Trump’s “reciprocal tariffs” will do to the international trade ...

A recent UN report highlights alarming melting rates of glaciers, which could in turn jeopardise water security for billions ...

Methane, a potent greenhouse gas ... Over time, windblown silt buried them deep, locking them in permafrost. The upshot is that Arctic permafrost is much richer in carbon than scientists once ...

The dire wolf is no longer extinct. Meet the world’s first de-extinct animals. The science of de-extinction is to analyze the ...

scientists now need to reassess methane budgets, incorporating glacial emissions alongside permafrost thaw and wetland methane fluxes. The complexities of multiple dangers of global warming ...

The earth’s temperature is rising steadily. This global warming can be ignored, perhaps for a long time. However, it cannot ...

There are larger environmental consequences for the region. Permafrost stores carbon and methane, and once it melts it releases these into the atmosphere, This, in turn, will aggravate the ...

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) Permafrost thaw in Alaska poses significant risks to infrastructure, as warming temperatures cause ground instability. A new method using high-resolution ...