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common starfish, common European seastar (Asterias rubens), at an underwater plant, view from above - Image ID: 2M0FA0C (RM)

Life

Marine heatwaves could wipe out all common sea stars by 2100

Simulations of ocean warming show that future marine heatwaves that last more than 13 days would kill off all of the world's common sea stars

"1.5 degrees" displayed on the Eiffel Tower

Environment

The first breach of 1.5掳C will be a temporary but devastating failure

A field of dead maize plants

Environment

Strong El Ni帽o could make 2024 the first year we pass 1.5掳C of warming

Exxon petrol station at night

Environment

Exxon scientists in the 1970s accurately predicted climate change

Satellite view of volcanic ash cloud

Environment

2022 Tonga eruption means we may hit 1.5掳C of global warming earlier

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Environment

The worst-case climate scenarios are no longer plausible today

Satellite photo of the B22a iceberg after coming unstuck

Environment

Breakaway iceberg raises concerns over Antarctica鈥檚 ‘doomsday glacier’

Volcano crater

Environment

Climate cooling effect of volcanoes is bigger than we thought

Digital generated image of Sustainable city in shape of human brain on green background.

Environment

To confront the climate crisis, we also need a wave of innovation

CarbFix CO2 injection site

Technology

The green tech that could help Iceland become carbon neutral by 2040

Iceland is developing a suite of technologies to help it reach carbon neutrality by 2040 鈥� and its research could help other countries go green too

Environment

US action on climate change will start to get serious in 2023

Environment

Winter storms in US set to continue while Europe sees record warmth

Environment

California’s carbon offsetting may actually be increasing emissions

Technology

Biggest science news stories of 2022 as chosen by 麻豆传媒