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How Melting Ice Sheets Are Fueling Ocean Life
New research unveils how subglacial weathering of ice sheets may support polar marine ecosystems by enriching coastal waters with silicon—an essential…
Scientists Chart the Arctic’s Point of No Return
A new study pinpoints when climate change will irreversibly alter Arctic conditions, emphasizing a crucial timeline for action.
Wasted Potential: How Recycled Cement Could Reshape the Climate Fight
A new study uncovers how “engineered” recycled cement could help slash CO₂ emissions while giving concrete waste a second life.
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March 2025

The Silent Collapse: Why Earth’s Natural Carbon Sponge Is Failing
A new study shows that Earth's natural carbon uptake may be weakening—signaling a decline in the planet’s capacity to buffer rising emissions
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From Salt to Solution: How Biochar and Barley Can Curb Greenhouse Gas Emissions
A new study finds that combining biochar and barley can dramatically reduce emissions from salt-affected soils, offering a promising climate mitigation…
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Troubled Waters: Unraveling the Uncertainty in Marine Climate Projections
A new study highlights how differences between global and regional marine ecosystem models could shape our understanding of climate change impacts.
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A Fractured Future: How the Greenland Ice Sheet is Splitting Apart Faster Than We Thought
New research reveals a troubling acceleration in Greenland’s ice loss, exposing hidden feedback loops that could amplify sea level rise
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February 2025

Slow Motion, Big Impact: How a Slowdown in Seafloor Spreading Reshaped Sea Levels
A new study uncovers how pre-ice age tectonic shifts influenced the planet’s water levels and climate
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Drowning in Complexity: How Climate Change is Intensifying Compound Inland Flooding
A new study exposes the rising threat of simultaneous flood drivers across North America—and what that means for our future.
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Canada's Carbon Reckoning: Falling Short on Climate Commitments
A new study underscores Canada’s mounting carbon debt and the steep path to achieve true net-zero.
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The Invisible Climate Buffer: How Natural Halogens Shape Our Atmosphere
New research uncovers the surprising cooling effects of short-lived halogens and their growing role in climate models.
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January 2025

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