
Scientists Link Climate Change to Worsening Weather Patterns and Health Effects
Researchers report that warming ocean temperatures are contributing to more extreme weather while also intensifying allergy seasons.

Researchers report that warming ocean temperatures are contributing to more extreme weather while also intensifying allergy seasons.
IRENA report shows renewables gaining competitiveness while energy companies like Orsted post earnings growth from offshore generation.
Colossal Biosciences successfully hatched 26 chickens using artificial eggshells as part of its broader effort to develop technology for reviving extinct bird species.

NASA has collaborated with luxury brand Prada and Axiom Space to develop advanced spacesuits and undergarments for the Artemis IV lunar mission planned for 2028.

The International Union for Conservation of Nature has classified emperor penguins as endangered as sea ice loss threatens their survival.

Florida experiences deadly weather conditions while California faces record ocean temperatures, highlighting regional climate impacts.

Researchers announce breakthroughs in three health areas: simplified genetic codes, beneficial gut bacteria for longevity, and potential osteoarthritis reversal.

Multiple innovations emerge as climate concerns mount, from thermal batteries to snow preservation methods.
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The USDA has confirmed the first known screwworm infection in the United States since the parasitic flies were eliminated in the 1960s.

New research shows wildfires have undone years of US efforts to reduce ozone pollution, creating significant public health impacts.

NASA announced the end of its $582 million MAVEN Mars orbiter mission after losing contact with the spacecraft in December.

Scientists have created three experimental antibiotics using compounds from scorpion venom and habanero peppers to fight drug-resistant bacteria.
Archaeologists working beneath Notre Dame cathedral in Paris have discovered ancient coins, pottery, and artifacts spanning from Roman times to the medieval period.

Meteorologists predict a potentially strong El Niño will likely emerge this summer and continue through the year, bringing weather extremes.

New research suggests toxic chemicals combined with climate impacts may be causing widespread reproductive harm across species globally.
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