Science Archives - Page 2 of 15 - Climate Ages

A digital illustration of a woman with long brown hair, wearing a cream-colored sweater with an orange stripe and blue jeans. She has a puzzled expression, with one hand resting on her chin in a thinking pose. Above her head are three large red question marks. The background features a deep-space scene with swirling galaxies and stars, symbolizing vast possibilities and uncertainty.

STEM Careers

Why So Many Scientists Feel Lost in Their Careers (And What to Do About It)

An underwater scene of a vibrant coral reef teeming with colorful fish. A sign reading ‘SORRY! WE’RE CLOSED’ is superimposed over the image, symbolizing the temporary shutdown of coral reef growth

Biodiversity Conservation | Climate Change | Paleontology

The 3,000-Year Coral Reef Shutdown That Left Scientists Puzzled

A digitally created image showing a tree in the center, with one half of the background depicting a bright, sunny sky over green grass, and the other half showing heavy rain over dry, cracked ground. Four illustrated people, two men and two women, stand below the tree, each with a thoughtful expression and a question mark above their heads, symbolizing uncertainty about climate predictions.

Climate Change

What Happens When Climate Predictions Get It Wrong?

Climate Change | Economy & Society | Policy

Did We Just Enter the Era of 1.5°C Warming? Scientists Say It’s Likely

How Spreading Rock Dust on Farms Could Help the U.S. Fight Climate Change

Climate Change | Economy & Society | Policy | Science Outreach

How Spreading Rock Dust on Farms Could Help the U.S. Fight Climate Change

A polar bear walks across melting sea ice, with illustrated industrial factories emitting smoke superimposed in the foreground. The image conveys the connection between human-driven greenhouse gas emissions and the rapid melting of Arctic ice, highlighting the impacts of climate change on wildlife and ecosystems.

Climate Change | Economy & Society | Policy

How a Warming Arctic Could Disrupt Everything from Weather to Food Security

The One Thing That Makes Scientists Stand Out Online

Science Outreach | STEM Careers

The One Thing That Makes Scientists Stand Out Online

A split-image representation of globalization and its impact on climate change. The left side depicts a smoky industrial scene with factories emitting pollution into a hazy sky. The right side features a clear blue ocean with small islands and coastal infrastructure, symbolizing vulnerable communities at risk from rising sea levels. At the center, a vibrant Earth emphasizes the global interconnectedness of these issues. The contrasting imagery highlights the dual nature of globalization—both its environmental challenges and its potential for fostering solutions

Climate Change | Economy & Society | Policy

How Globalization Shapes Our Climate and What We Can Do About It

Un bénitier géant (Tridacna maxima) aux Maldives (Thiladhoo, atoll de Baa) — Maxima clam. (2024, November 12). In Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxima_clam

Biodiversity Conservation | Climate Change | Evolution

Did Tiny Algae Shape the Evolution of Giant Clams?

Illustration of a small bipedal dinosaur with a sleek body, spotted and striped pattern, standing on dry, cracked earth near a water body, with a grassy landscape and trees in the background under a clear blue sky

Climate Change | Evolution | Paleontology

Scientists Uncover Dinosaur Origins in the Tropics of Gondwana

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