Science Archives - Page 3 of 17 - Climate Ages

A digitally edited image of a dense, misty forest with an overlaid red AI microchip graphic. The microchip has circuit-like connections extending outward, symbolizing the integration of artificial intelligence with nature. The combination of the lush greenery and technology highlights the potential role of AI in environmental monitoring, conservation, and sustainable resource management.

Biodiversity Conservation | Climate Change

AI Meets Conservation: The Tech That Could Change How We Protect Forests

A digitally edited image of Alabra Atoll, an isolated tropical island surrounded by deep blue ocean waters. Overlaid on the image is a cartoon superhero wearing a blue suit, brown boots, and a flowing cape, flying over the island with a determined expression. The artwork combines real satellite imagery with playful illustration, symbolizing protection or conservation efforts for remote ecosystems.

Biodiversity Conservation | Climate Change

What This Atoll Can Teach Us About Protecting Vulnerable Islands

A digitally edited image of a black sea urchin on a coral reef, with cartoon-like virus icons overlaid, symbolizing disease or environmental threats. The background features a vibrant underwater ecosystem with corals and clear blue water. The combination of real marine life and illustrated pathogens highlights concerns about marine biodiversity and the impact of disease on sea urchin populations.

Biodiversity Conservation | Climate Change

Marine Pandemics Are Becoming a Growing Threat to Our Seas

A digitally edited image of a sea turtle swimming above a vibrant coral reef, with small fish in the background. An overlaid graphic of a flaming Earth with a thermometer symbolizes global warming and its impact on marine ecosystems. The image highlights the connection between climate change and the survival of coral reefs and marine life

Biodiversity Conservation | Climate Change

Can Coral Reefs Beat the Heat? A New Study Offers a Surprising Answer

A digitally edited image of an underwater coral reef scene features a watercolor-style shark swimming among vibrant orange and black fish. The coral reef is rich in detail, showcasing various types of coral formations. The mix of realistic marine life and the artistic shark creates a striking contrast, blending art with nature in a visually engaging way

Biodiversity Conservation

Shark Loss Is Causing Coral Reef Destruction — Here’s How

Did Ancient Volcanoes Help Kickstart Life in Earth’s Oceans?

Evolution | Paleontology

Did Ancient Volcanoes Help Kickstart Life in Earth’s Oceans?

A laboratory setting with a researcher wearing blue gloves handling a well plate filled with liquid samples. A microscope and test tubes containing colorful solutions are in the background. Overlaying the image is a circular illustration of a frustrated person with crossed arms and an annoyed expression, symbolizing dissatisfaction or frustration in a scientific career

Purpose Lab | STEM Careers

How External Pressures Shape Scientific Career Dissatisfaction

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?