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The Institute of Sacred Music will host an opening reception on March 27 at 5 p.m. for Biophilia: In Excelsis, a new exhibit that focuses on the theme of sacred ecosystems and their imminent transformation due to increased global warming.

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Allahabad University to launch integrated MSc-PhD course in space science following NEP-2020 norms. Focus on climate change studies in collaboration with ISRO.

The average snow-covered area throughout February in the alpine regions was recorded at 37.7 percent

He seems to have created it as a parody of a TSI reconstruction. Instead, he argues that the scientific community should stick to using the SATIRE reconstructions of the MPS group or reconstructions that are similar, e.g., the NRL TSI reconstructions developed by Dr. Judith Lean at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) and colleagues, e.g.,…

Antarctica, the massive continent of ice, the size of the continental US and Mexico combined, is breaking apart more and more as a recent scientific

NASA investigated what would happen if a volcano had a super-eruption. They concluded Earth would experience limited cooling, but not be plunged into a cataclysmic volcanic winter.

A report by Aline Reynolds for The Earth Institute. For centuries, the Mesoamerican reef in the Caribbean Sea has welcomed over 500 species of corals, fish, and other sea creatures. Linked to commercial and recreational activities from fishing to snorkeling, the marine wildlife boosts the national economies of the countries whose coastlines the reef touches. Marine…

A meteorologist details how data from multiple other sources of temperature measurements refute this claim.

In this post, we list and discuss the 25 Coldest Cities In the World.