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Fifty-Six Million Years Frozen: New Model Rewrites the Story of Snowball Earth

Satellite image using the VIIRS satellite on 16 January 2022, 13:30 UTC, showing in blue the cloud of formaldehyde measured by TROPOMI. To the left is the Australian coast of Queensland. Source: van Herpen et al. (2026)

A Volcano Erupted and Accidentally Started Cleaning the Atmosphere

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Rooftop Solar Is Overwhelming Local Grids. Community Batteries Could Fix That

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When the Rains Fail, the Big Gangs Win: How Climate Chaos Reshapes Capuchin Society

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Seaweed Could Solve One of Aquaculture’s Biggest Pollution Problems

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Ocean Current That Regulates Our Climate Has Been Weakening for Two Decades

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Sharing Less Data Could Make AI Models Smarter and Greener

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Chemicals You Were Exposed to Before Birth May Be Scrambling Your Future Children’s DNA

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Why Warming Autumns Are Making Finland’s Lakes Colder Under the Ice

This image shows a microscopic view of E. coli bacteria, a species with an intimate relationship with humans.

Virus Teaches Bacteria to Eat Plastic 5x Faster Than Evolution Can Manage

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Living Plastic Can Self-Destruct on Command

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Soil Bacteria Kill Insects With a Toxin Related to Diphtheria

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The Ecological Domino Effect That Could Save the Natural World

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Salt-Tolerant Bacteria Are Bringing Dying Farmland Back to Life

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