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Snow cover in the Greek mountains has declined by 58% in the last 40 years

Snow cover in Greece's mountains - an important source of water for communities, agriculture and natural ecosystems during the dry summer months - has more than halved over the past four decades, according to a new study

Satellite data shows Earth is getting ever brighter at night

Daily satellite observations have revealed a continued nighttime brightening globally due to artificial lighting, with important regional variations including a surge in sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia alongside a deliberate dimming in Europe driven

Why Antarctica's sea ice collapse is no longer a mystery

Scientists have finally identified the ‘triple whammy’ behind Antarctica’s dramatic collapse, shedding new light on the chain reaction that has pushed its sea ice to record lows

Scientists discover mirror of our solar system in 2 exoplanets forming around a star

Astronomers have observed two planets forming around a distant infant star, thus discovering a planetary system that offers us a look at the appearance of the solar system over 4 billion years ago

Empowering the Green Transition: EIH Showcases Sustainable Innovations at London Tech Week 2026

The global tech community descended upon the UK capital from June 8–12 for London Tech Week 2026, the premier international hub for innovation, digital economy growth, and breakthrough technologies

Beavers are turning rivers into powerful carbon sinks

The study is the first to measure both the carbon dioxide (CO2) released and captured as a result of beaver activity in wetland environments. Researchers from the University of Birmingham, Wageningen University, the University of Bern, and several interna

The great climate paradox: Reducing air pollution could push the Gulf Stream towards a catastrophic collapse

Reducing air pollution could have an unintended, and potentially disastrous side effect, a new study has found. While lowering aerosol emissions helps humans breathe easier, it could push the Gulf Stream closer to the brink of a catastrophic collapse

THOR AI solves a 100-year-old physics problem in seconds

Researchers at The University of New Mexico and Los Alamos National Laboratory have introduced a new computational approach designed to solve one of the most difficult problems in statistical physics. Their system, called the Tensors for High-dimensional