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Climate Change Is Slowing Earth’s Spin at a Rate Unseen in 3.6 Million Years

Researchers tie the millisecond-scale shift to ice-melt–driven sea-level rise that redistributes mass toward the equator.

Alpine Ice Core Reveals Medieval Pollution as Rapid Melting Imperils the Record

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Warm March Forces Course Changes at Paralympics as IOC Weighs Earlier Dates

Science Study Shows Rapid Evolution Helped Wildflower Survive California Megadrought

Leading Models Raise Odds of a Significant El Niño by Late Summer

Ukraine Set for Dry, Springlike Tuesday as Highs Reach 10–15°C

February 2026 Was Fifth-Warmest on Record at 1.49°C as Atmospheric Rivers Deluged Western Europe

Peer-Reviewed Study Detects Sharp Acceleration in Global Warming Since 2015

WMO Sees Neutral Pacific Now With Rising Odds of El Niño Later in 2026

Phoenix Hits 93°F for Fourth Straight Record Day as Heat Rescues Climb

WMO Sees Neutral Spring, Rising Odds of El Niño Later in 2026

South Texas Hits 104 Degrees in February, Potential U.S. Winter Record Under Review

New Study Warns Tour de France Must Rethink July Schedule as Extreme Heat Risk Rises

Study Warns Choices This Decade Could Set Antarctic Peninsula on Irreversible Ice-Loss Path

Scientists Recover Record Sub-Ice Sediment Core Beneath West Antarctica

Emissions Path Will Dictate Antarctic Peninsula’s Fate, Peer-Reviewed Study Finds

IEA Scales Back Climate Focus After U.S. Pressure as Wright Sets One-Year Ultimatum

CDC Issues Level 2 Travel Alert for Bolivia Following Chikungunya Outbreaks

Thermal Convection Likely Drives Greenland’s Deep Ice Plumes, Study Finds

Record 228-Meter Core Recovered Beneath West Antarctic Ice Points to Past Open Ocean