Climate

Unique fish are dealt a dodgy deal

The development of antifreeze glycoproteins by notothenioids, a fish family that adapted to newly formed polar conditions in the Antarctic millions of years ago, is an evolutionary success story. The...

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Tropical deforestation carbon release 'overestimated'

Deforestation in Borneo via Shutterstock The amount of carbon released into the atmosphere by tropical deforestation could be 12% less than estimated, scientists claimed. American researchers have created a 'wall-to-wall'...

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Next ice age delayed by carbon dioxide

Muir Glacier via Shutterstock Research conducted by the University of Florida has stated that normal glaciations are completely changing and behaving differently thanks to high levels of carbon dioxide that...

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Ice cores to reveal climate change data

Glacier via Shutterstock Four ice cores have been taken from a glacier on top of Mount Ortles which sits in North East Italy. They were taken in the name of...

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