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An animated collage of humorous climate change protest signs and memes. The images feature creative and witty slogans such as ‘Humans destroy climate, climate destroys humans,’ ‘Me and the Earth having a meltdown,’ and ‘I’m sure the dinosaurs thought they had time too.’ Overlaying the collage is a cartoon Earth with a thermometer in its mouth, symbolizing global warming. The visuals highlight the use of humor to address serious environmental issues

Climate Change | Economy & Society | Policy

Can Humor Help Young Climate Activists Turn Laughter Into Action?

What Do The 2024 Record High Temperatures Mean for Our Planet?

Climate Change | Policy

What Do The 2024 Record High Temperatures Mean for Our Planet?

The Mallorcan specimen and silhouette showing their positions are the most relevant elements of DA21/17–01–01. For detailed information on all fossil fragments, see Matamales-Andreu, Rafel, et al. "Early–middle Permian Mediterranean gorgonopsian suggests an equatorial origin of therapsids." Nature Communications 15.1 (2024): 10346.APA

Climate Change | Evolution | Paleontology

The Oldest Mammal Ancestor Ever Found Was Discovered in Mallorca

Image of small plants growing on stacks of coins, gradually increasing in height from left to right, symbolizing financial growth and sustainability. A glowing light bulb sits on the right, representing innovative ideas and energy efficiency, set against a lush green background

Climate Change | Economy & Society

Want to Save the World? Pay off Your Consumer Debt… And Declutter

An urban cityscape with modern skyscrapers under a bright blue sky, overlaid with symbolic cloud icons labeled 'CO₂' and arrows pointing downward, representing carbon capture and storage within urban infrastructure.

Biodiversity Conservation | Climate Change

The Technosphere: The Hidden Carbon Sink

A scenic glacier landscape with icy blue meltwater flowing through the foreground. Overlayed are colorful cartoon-style bacteria illustrations, including clusters of yellow spherical microbes, a large purple rod-shaped bacterium, and two green oval-shaped bacteria with spiky outlines, symbolizing microbial activity in the icy environment. Snow-capped mountains loom in the background under a cloudy sky.

Biodiversity Conservation | Climate Change

Microbes Strike Back and Join Us in the Climate Battle

An illustration of a woolly mammoth standing on a snowy landscape during sunset, with tall frozen grass in the foreground and a frosty tree line in the background. The mammoth is depicted in a cartoonish style with brown fur and large curved ivory tusks, evoking a playful and approachable interpretation of Ice Age wildlife.

Biodiversity Conservation | Climate Change | Paleontology

Melting Permafrost Reveals Cute Ice-Age Animals — and Climate Challenges?

Portrait of a woman outdoors with her eyes closed, wearing a knit hat and scarf, bathed in soft sunlight filtering through the trees. She appears calm and reflective, surrounded by a natural, golden-hued forest setting

Climate Change | Economy & Society

Ikigai: Our Best Ally in Climate Activism?

llustration of prehistoric humans in a snowy landscape. A male figure sits by a pile of stones, shaping a tool, while a female figure paints animal figures on a large rock. Behind them, a simple shelter made of animal hides emits smoke, suggesting warmth inside. The backdrop features frozen terrain and a pinkish sky

Climate Change | Paleontology

Early Humans Thrived in Changing Climates—But It Wasn’t Easy

Instant Gratification vs. Climate Cooperation: The Marshmallow Test of Climate Change

Climate Change | Economy & Society | Policy | STEM Parenting

Instant Gratification vs. Climate Cooperation: The Marshmallow Test of Climate Change