A new Nature Communications study has used high-frequency observations to “zoom in” on how supraglacial lakes—meltwater ponds sitting on the...

Future warming may not just affect temperatures—it could steadily erode Earth’s hidden carbon inventory, according to a new study in...

Coastal algal blooms are accelerating worldwide—and new research points to a largely overlooked culprit: phosphorus carried by coastal groundwater. In...

Human pressure is reshaping coral reefs at the chemical level, according to a new study led by the University of...

A new study published in Nature Communications warns that Arctic permafrost could become an accelerating source of greenhouse gases, and...

An international research team led by the University of Barcelona has identified a major, previously underestimated driver of Early Holocene...

Boulder, Colorado—The Geological Society of America (GSA) announced that Ester Sztein, the society’s Director of International Programs, has been named...

A new study in Nature Communications reports that subducting slabs can become effectively “stalled” for long periods—not simply due to...

A new analysis revisits the Great Barrier Reef’s past losses of Acropora corals, showing that reef decline was not only...

A new study published in Communications Earth & Environment reports that central Tibet’s rugged mountain architecture was not built in...