Archive For June 30, 2026

Detection and attribution of the role of anthropogenic climate change in industrial-era retreat of Pine Island Glacier

By |

The West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS) has undergone rapid change over the satellite era, characterized by significant thinning, grounding-line retreat, and mass loss. More than a third of the ice […] The post Detection and attribution of the role of anthropogenic climate change in industrial-era retreat of Pine Island Glacier appeared first on British Antarctic…

Read more »

Antarctic terrestrial and freshwater biological responses to climate change

By |

This review considers the current status, and highlights existing knowledge gaps, on Antarctic terrestrial and freshwater biological responses to climate change. Climate change is considered to be one of the […] The post Antarctic terrestrial and freshwater biological responses to climate change appeared first on British Antarctic Survey.

Read more »

‘It’s pants!’ Cambridge heat protester strips for roadside climate protest

By |

Cameron Ford keeps it brief because forgot his sunscreen.

Read more »

Shallow benthic Antarctic food webs recover complexity after disturbance

By |

Natural disturbance events are expected to increase with climate change. This is particularly evident in polar regions where reduced winter sea-ice has increased movement of icebergs, and thus seafloor scouring. […] The post Shallow benthic Antarctic food webs recover complexity after disturbance appeared first on British Antarctic Survey.

Read more »

Ikaite precipitation indicates near surface occurrence of methane in an Icelandic fjord

By |

Climate change driven release of methane (CH4) from polar and sub-polar sediments could accelerate global warming, and tracking CH4 in cold sediments over geological time helps predict future releases. Isotopic […] The post Ikaite precipitation indicates near surface occurrence of methane in an Icelandic fjord appeared first on British Antarctic Survey.

Read more »

Antarctic, Southern Ocean, and Global Ocean Temperatures during Dansgaard–Oeschger Events [preprint]

By |

Global Mean Ocean Temperature (GMOT) changes are thought to be both an important consequence and a possible cause of Dansgaard-Oeschger (DO) events, a series of abrupt climate changes during the […] The post Antarctic, Southern Ocean, and Global Ocean Temperatures during Dansgaard–Oeschger Events [preprint] appeared first on British Antarctic Survey.

Read more »

Campaigner welcomes solar farm plan withdrawal

By |

Campaigners say plans for Kingsway Solar Farm have been “poorly conceived and badly designed”.

Read more »

Kingsway Solar Farm DCO application for Cambridgeshire countryside is withdrawn

By |

But company plans to resubmit after addressing ‘key issues’.

Read more »

‘Heathrow-sized’ solar farm application withdrawn

By |

Kingsway Solar Farm would have covered more than 3,000 acres of farmland in Cambridgeshire.

Read more »

Event: Climate Law and Diplomacy at the UN General Assembly, the ICJ and Santa Marta: Taking Stock and Looking Ahead to Tuvalu 2027

By |

Time: 4.00 pm – 5.30 pm Online registration Summary: As the climate crisis continues to exacerbate, important strides have been made to advance climate justice outside of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) process. In 2025, following a campaign by Pacific Island students and diplomatic efforts by…

Read more »