Economists advocate for diverse tree planting to combat climate change, while Australian research reveals four distinct types of romantic lovers based on intensity and frequency of sex. Read more...

From beaver reintroduction in England and shark migration patterns to record heat in Australia, here's a quick look at some of the latest science news making waves. Read more...

Recent studies reveal the AMOC is unlikely to collapse this century, asteroid fragments may have jumpstarted life on Earth, and China leads in chemistry research as the West scales back. Read more...

La Défense, Paris's business district, is facing challenges from teleworking and global warming. A plan to revitalize the area with bars, greenery, and entertainment is underway for 2050. Read more...

Recent studies highlight both stability and potential future disruptions in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), alongside forecasts for the Atlantic hurricane season and successful European space launches. Read more...

From eroding beaches in Rio to innovative water solutions in Chile and record-low sea ice, climate change is impacting communities worldwide. Brazil faces extreme heat, highlighting the urgency of addressing these global challenges. Read more...

From mammoth-like elephants to stranded whales and Roman treasure, the world of science never sleeps. Catch up on the latest discoveries and environmental news! Read more...

The UN predicts a short-lived La Niña, dashing hopes for cooling temperatures, while in Chile, efforts are underway to preserve the world's oldest mummies. Read more...

Global sea ice cover reached a record low in February, driven by soaring temperatures near the North Pole. Scientists attribute the decline to ongoing global warming and increased greenhouse gas emissions. Read more...

The UN is actively engaged in addressing pressing global issues, including threats to women's rights worldwide, global water challenges, and the urgent need to combat climate change. Read more...

The UN is raising concerns about attacks on women's rights, a shift in US policy, and the growing power of tech oligarchs, highlighting challenges to global equality and human rights. Read more...

From a removed Black Lives Matter mural in DC to climate change concerns and crypto speculation, President Trump's influence continues to ripple across various fronts. Plus, Canada retaliates with alcohol bans. Read more...

Climate change is causing significant disruptions, from impacting airport operations due to rising sea levels and heatwaves, to transforming marine ecosystems in the North Atlantic. Read more...

Claims of increasing Arctic ice are circulating online, but scientists emphasize the importance of data context amidst global warming realities. We explore the facts and the ongoing research. Read more...

This week in science: Debunking Arctic ice misinformation, the discovery of ancient Homo sapiens tools in Sharjah, and tracking polar bears in Svalbard. Read more...

Updates on Pope Francis's health condition as he remains in the Gemelli clinic. Plus, Germany's commitment to green economic policies despite leadership changes. Read more...

Recent studies shed light on the composition of Mars and the stability of Atlantic Ocean currents, challenging previous assumptions and highlighting the impact of climate change. Read more...

This week in science: exploring the evolving understanding of invertebrate sentience, the reintroduction of rare lichen, CO2-chomping algae, and the concept of technofossils. Read more...

Rising sea levels and heatwaves are impacting airports, while global warming increases turbulence. Plus, French gaming clubs are reopening and SNCF seeks a new CEO. Read more...

Australian studies reveal a record-breaking hot summer linked to climate change and categorize four distinct types of romantic lovers based on intensity, commitment, and sex frequency. Read more...