Media
Hub articles
1,850 pieces
Why the UN is forecasting years of near-record heat through 2030
Did you know that the United Nations has just published a climate projection that upends the usual benchmarks for global warming? According
Mont Blanc's glaciers never this dry this early in July
According to several glaciologists present on the ground, the Mont Blanc massif has reportedly never shown, this early in July 2026, such
The boreal forest stores more carbon than all tropical forests combined
Stretching unbroken across Russia, Canada, and Scandinavia, the boreal forest, also known as the taiga, is the largest terrestrial biome on the
Did the world's glaciers really lose 408 billion tonnes of ice
An international scientific study has revealed that 2025 ranks among the worst years ever recorded for global glacier melt, with an estimated
Swiss glaciers ran out of all their winter snow before July
For the first time since glaciological measurements began, Swiss glaciers exhausted their entire reserve of winter snow before July 1, 2026. This
Bamboo can grow 91 centimeters in a single day
Hard to believe, and yet perfectly documented: certain species of giant bamboo hold the absolute world record for the fastest plant growth,
A 1,300-year-old lotus seed sprouted right before our eyes
Picture a seed buried in the mud of a dried-up lake, forgotten for more than a millennium, suddenly regaining the ability to
Understanding the Loss of Coral Reefs the Size of Cambodia
It's sometimes easier to grasp an ecological disaster by comparing it to something concrete rather than a simple percentage. That's exactly what
Does the Amazon Rainforest Really Make Its Own Rain
The idea that a forest could literally produce its own climate sounds like something straight out of a science-fiction novel. Yet this