Articles for tag: Antarctica, climate, global warming, NASA, Polar Regions

Colorful underwater view of seaweeds and marine life in a tropical ocean.

Krill Crisis? The Ocean’s Smallest Warriors Under Threat from Warming Seas

Jan Otte

Below the frozen waters of Antarctica, there is a silent crisis brewing one that has the potential to radiate throughout the entire marine food chain. Antarctic krill, small shrimp-like animals no larger than a human finger, are the uncelebrated champions of the Southern Ocean. Antarctic krill supply food to whales, penguins, and seals, sustain entire ...

Youth climate protest with participants holding 'Planet Over Profit' sign.

How Global Warming Threatens the Survival of Certain Species

Annette Uy

Global warming, a critical aspect of climate change, is driving significant alterations in Earth’s climate by increasing average global temperatures. This phenomenon poses a severe threat to biodiversity, disrupting ecosystems and endangering countless species around the world. This article delves into the impact of global warming on species, focusing on how rising temperatures, habitat changes, ...

Explore the beauty of Moraine Lake in Alberta, Canada, with a stunning view and a Canadian flag.

Climate Betrayal? Canada’s Leaders Turn Their Backs on a Warming World

Jan Otte

Canada was previously a world champion of climate action, but ahead of the heat of the 2025 federal election, Canada’s political leadership is quietly stepping away from the environment and into the arms of fossil fuel development. Only four years ago, climate change ranked as the most important issue on voters’ minds, prompting lawmakers to ...

Arctic ice

Can Science Refreeze the Arctic? New Technologies Aim to Restore Sea Ice

April Joy Jovita

Arctic sea ice is disappearing at an alarming rate due to climate change, with scientists predicting the first ice-free summer could occur before 2030. In response, researchers are testing innovative technologies to slow ice loss and potentially regrow Arctic sea ice, raising questions about the feasibility and ethics of climate intervention. The Technology Behind Ice ...

The Climate Accountability Era Begins: New Study Traces $28 Trillion in Damages

Jan Otte

In a breakthrough moment for global climate justice, a landmark report has put numbers on the extraordinary cost imposed on our planet by the world’s biggest companies. Scientists at Dartmouth College mapped out $28 trillion of climate damages back to the emissions of 111 specific companies, leaving the door open for a new age of ...