A Moment of Science
When it comes to carbon emissions, not all felled trees are created equal.
The future does not look so bright. What can be done to help stop global climate change?
"Soda", "pop", or "cola." There's a lot of science behind the fizz no matter what we call our beloved drink.
A study published this week shows that fish larvae exposed to elevated levels of CO2 in their larvae state are heedless to the scent of proximate predators.
The consequences of global warming seem daunting for humans... but, what about cockroaches?
Find out what accidental discovery has global warming scientists excited.
You may already know that the earth stores lots of carbon in different places, like the in the ocean and plants. But are there any other major carbon stores?
Higher atmospheric CO2 increases the rate of photosynthesis, and thus the amount of carbohydrates in plant leaves.
Although global warming has placed the blame on humans, natural warming and changing weather patterns have also played a part in the gradual warm up.
Scientists have predicted that the consequences of global warming could result in devastating catastrophes, but is there anything we can do to stop it?
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