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Open access notables The distortionary effects of unconstrained for-profit carbon dioxide removal and the need for early governance intervention, Grubert & Talati, Carbon Management:

What could be the last draft agreement text for official COP28 negotiations has prompted anger and disappointment, with key statements weakened on fossil fuels, finance and adaptation. Here, edie rounds up the reaction from across the global green economy.

The last month of 2023 is here. As the holiday season moves into full swing and we get ready to say goodbye to 2023 and hello to 2024, how does Mother Nature fe

The Oceanographic Awards, led by Prince Albert II and presented by the Oceanographic Institute and the Prince Albert I Foundation, are a celebration of the finest minds in ocean research and conservation. Here are the winners of 2023.  

The Oceanographic Awards, led by Prince Albert II and presented by the Oceanographic Institute and the Prince Albert I Foundation, are a celebration of the finest minds in ocean research and conservation. Here are the winners of 2023.  

Happy November! The final month of Meteorological Fall has arrived and it's starting off pretty chilly across central & northeast Pennsylvania with temperatures

The rise in warm upwelling alters precipitation patterns around the world, potentially impacting crucial staple crops such as rice and wheat.

The evolutionary lineage of sharks can be traced to their earliest ancestors some 450 million years ago.

Our team of meteorologists have been going through climate data for weeks now to put this winter forecast together. We look at 2 main things, what has happened

Another breezy and mild start to the day with a few light showers possible through the morning.Expect a mix of sun and clouds today as afternoon highs return t