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The rocky worlds have the potential to harbor liquid water, but until now scientists have been unable to tell if they have atmospheres.

The speed and volume of carbon dioxide emitted from supervolcanoes controlled the severity of past environmental crises on Earth, a new international Curtin-led study has found.

Our current carbon dioxide emission rate is 200 times greater than ancient supervolcanoes causing mass-extinctions, but volcano study brings hope.

The speed and volume of carbon dioxide emitted from supervolcanoes controlled the severity of past environmental crises on Earth, a new international Curtin-led study has found.

Australian scientists reveal CO2 emissions as key to fight climate change-

Dhaka has lost around 56 percent of its green spaces over the last three decades. In 1989, this mega city had 12,745 hectares of vegetation, which came down to just 5,599 hectares in 2020, a new study has found.

Either the ocean is rising or the sky is falling.

Climate models may be significantly underestimating how extreme precipitation will become in response to a rise in greenhouse gases, a new Yale-led study finds.

As temperatures soar in cities and countries worldwide, a Bulletin series peers into our overheated future.

The chemistry of the meteorite indicates that Mars had volcanic activity similar to that on Earth, recording the first stage of Mars’ geological evolution.