Tree crops as a key to biodiversity, climate, and sustainable agricultureClimate
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 15, 2025
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Tree crops as a key to biodiversity, climate, and sustainable agriculture
In Brief: Tree crops, including apple, olive, coffee, and cacao, span over 183 million hectares worldwide but remain undervalued in agricultural policies despite their significant…

Shipping reforms linked to 2023 temperature riseClimate
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 14, 2025
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Shipping reforms linked to 2023 temperature rise
The summer of 2023 saw an unexpected rise in global temperatures, which caught many climate scientists by surprise. While global warming driven by greenhouse gases…

Lessons from 2024’s climate eventsClimate
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 13, 2025
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Lessons from 2024’s climate events
The year 2024 brought unprecedented climate challenges, marked by severe droughts in southern Africa and Central America, catastrophic flooding in Spain, and the destructive Hurricane…

2024 crossed global warming limitClimate
SourceJanuary 11, 2025
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2024 crossed global warming limit
In brief: Global temperatures exceed a critical warming limit for the first timeScientists say every fraction of a degree above 1.5C matters Geneva, Switzerland -…

Last 2 years crossed 1.5C global warming limit: EU monitorClimate
SourceJanuary 10, 2025
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Last 2 years crossed 1.5C global warming limit: EU monitor
Paris, France - The last two years exceeded on average a critical warming limit for the first time as global temperatures soar "beyond what modern…

Climate change is reshaping China’s agricultureClimate
Muser NewsDeskJanuary 9, 2025
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Climate change is reshaping China’s agriculture
China’s agriculture system, a linchpin of its food security, faces increasing pressure to adapt as climate change reshapes the country’s landscape. Researchers have proposed a…

Antarctic sea ice rebounds from record lows: US scientistsClimate
SourceJanuary 8, 2025
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Antarctic sea ice rebounds from record lows: US scientists
Paris, France | AFP Antarctic sea ice rebounded in December after a long period of record lows, US scientists said, giving pause to speculation that…

Mathematical approach reveals hidden patterns in climate change and extreme weatherClimate
SourceJanuary 7, 2025
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Mathematical approach reveals hidden patterns in climate change and extreme weather
In the ever-evolving field of climate science, breakthroughs often emerge when mathematics intersects with unexpected collaborations. Recently, an innovative study led by Zhiang Xie, a…

Spongy moth outbreaks worsen as climate change accelerates forest damageClimate
SourceJanuary 7, 2025
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Spongy moth outbreaks worsen as climate change accelerates forest damage
New models predict rising temperatures and changing precipitation patterns will lead to an increase in invasive spongy moth surge, already having a profound effect on…

Arctic pressure ridges shrinking as old ice disappearsClimate
SourceJanuary 6, 2025
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Arctic pressure ridges shrinking as old ice disappears
The Arctic’s pressure ridges, towering formations created when sea ice floes collide and stack, are rapidly shrinking in frequency and size as multiyear ice declines.…

Massive storm slams US with snow, ice, bitter coldClimate
SourceJanuary 5, 2025
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Massive storm slams US with snow, ice, bitter cold
By Michael Mathes | Washington, United States | AFP (Updated) - A powerful winter storm hammered the United States on Sunday, with meteorologists warning millions…

Economic divide in climate policies: Food prices hit poor nations harderClimate
SourceJanuary 3, 2025
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Economic divide in climate policies: Food prices hit poor nations harder
A widening economic divide is shaping how agricultural climate policies influence food prices globally, with stark differences between wealthy and poor nations. A study by…

China says 2024 was its hottest year on recordClimate
SourceJanuary 2, 2025
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China says 2024 was its hottest year on record
Beijing, China | AFP (Updated) - Last year was China's hottest on record and the past four years were its warmest ever, its weather agency…

World greets 2025 after sweltering year of Olympics, turmoil, and TrumpNewsClimate
SourceJanuary 1, 2025
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World greets 2025 after sweltering year of Olympics, turmoil, and Trump
Paris, France | AFP (Updated) - Revellers across the world ushered in 2025 on Wednesday, with huge crowds waving goodbye to the old year that…

Number of cyclones not increasing, but intensity is, data showsClimate
SourceDecember 31, 2024
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Number of cyclones not increasing, but intensity is, data shows
Paris, France | AFP - The number of tropical cyclones each year has not risen over the past four decades but their intensity has, according…

2024: The year of climate reckoning calls for decisive actionClimate
Muser NewsDeskDecember 30, 2024
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2024: The year of climate reckoning calls for decisive action
As 2024 concludes, it will likely be remembered as the warmest year ever recorded, capping a decade of intense heat driven by human activity. The…

Global focus on preserving glaciers set for 2025ClimateNews
Muser NewsDeskDecember 29, 2024
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Global focus on preserving glaciers set for 2025
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and UNESCO are spearheading a major international initiative to combat the alarming decline of glaciers worldwide. Dubbed the International Year…

Climate change drives phenological divergence between plants and animalsClimate
Muser NewsDeskDecember 27, 2024
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Climate change drives phenological divergence between plants and animals
A study by researchers at Peking University’s Institute of Carbon Neutrality has unveiled how plants and animals respond differently to climate change in their seasonal…

Human activities continue to threaten climate and productivityClimate
SourceDecember 25, 2024
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Human activities continue to threaten climate and productivity
Accelerating changes in terrestrial carbon stores are undermining Earth's ecosystems and jeopardizing climate mitigation efforts. New research reveals that global gross primary productivity (GPP) -…

Scientists struggle to explain record surge in global heatClimate
SourceDecember 21, 2024
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Scientists struggle to explain record surge in global heat
The world has been getting hotter for decades but a sudden and extraordinary surge in heat has sent the climate deeper into uncharted territory --…

Prehistoric rock in Japan uncovers the timeline of ancient ocean anoxiaClimate
Muser NewsDeskDecember 20, 2024
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Prehistoric rock in Japan uncovers the timeline of ancient ocean anoxia
An ancient rock formation on Japan's Mount Ashibetsu has allowed scientists to pinpoint the timing and duration of one of Earth's most extreme environmental disruptions:…

Protecting Peru’s high-elevation grasslands is crucial for Andean bear survivalClimate
Muser NewsDeskDecember 19, 2024
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Protecting Peru’s high-elevation grasslands is crucial for Andean bear survival
High in the Andes, Peru’s puna grasslands offer a vital lifeline for Andean bears, commonly known as spectacled bears, named for the distinctive markings around…

Ancient mountain formation reshaped climate in prehistoric ChinaClimate
SourceDecember 18, 2024
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Ancient mountain formation reshaped climate in prehistoric China
Geologists have uncovered how tectonic forces shaped coastal mountain ranges in eastern Asia over 100 million years ago, triggering profound climate shifts during the Cretaceous…

Arctic infrastructure faces climate-driven instability by 2100Climate
Muser NewsDeskDecember 17, 2024
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Arctic infrastructure faces climate-driven instability by 2100
Coastal communities and infrastructure across the Arctic are under severe threat from erosion, sea level rise, and permafrost thaw, according to the first comprehensive pan-Arctic…
