Will Trust in Science Rise After the Pandemic—and Help Climate Action?
The pandemic highlighted science’s role in crisis response, raising the question of whether lasting public trust will grow and help accelerate climate action.
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Arctic Wildfires Set New Pollution Records Scientists Warn
Arctic wildfires are breaking pollution records, releasing unprecedented carbon and soot, with far‑reaching climate and health impacts. Quick Answer Arctic wildfires are large,
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World’s Carbon Budget for 1.5°C Could Be Used Up Within Six Years Study Finds
A recent study indicates that the remaining global carbon budget compatible with a 1.5 °C temperature limit could be consumed in as few as
March 13, 2026
Australian Animals Once Thought Extinct That Made a Comeback
Several Australian species once listed as extinct have rebounded through targeted conservation, illustrating how science, policy, and community action can restore biodiversity. Quick
March 8, 2026
The Buffy-Tufted Marmoset of Brazil: A Species on the Brink
The buffy‑tufted marmoset (Callithrix aurita) is a small Atlantic‑Forest primate whose survival hinges on habitat protection, anti‑poaching measures, and community‑based conservation. Quick Answer
February 28, 2026
Amazon Rainforest Endangered Species at Risk From Climate Change
Climate change is reshaping the Amazon’s habitats, putting iconic species such as jaguars, river dolphins, and the Amazonian poison frog at heightened risk
February 23, 2026
