Climate
- 			 Ecosystems EcosystemsOyster deaths linked to ‘atmospheric rivers’Atmospheric rivers bring strong storms that could have been behind a 2011 California oyster die-off. 
- 			 Climate ClimateGlacier melting’s link to climate change confirmedThe decades-long melting of glaciers is categorical evidence of climate change, a new study affirms. 
- 			 Climate ClimateSolar panels are poised to be truly greenSolar panels are about to break even on their energy usage and greenhouse gas emissions. 
- 			 Oceans OceansCoral die-off in Great Barrier Reef reaches record levelsBleaching has killed more than two-thirds of corals in some parts of the Great Barrier Reef, scientists have confirmed. 
- 			 Animals AnimalsSkimpy sea ice linked to reindeer starvation on landUnseasonably scant sea ice may feed rain storms inland that lead to ice catastrophes that kill Yamal reindeer and threaten herders’ way of life. By Susan Milius
- 			 Climate ClimateSkimpy sea ice linked to reindeer starvation on landUnseasonably scant sea ice may feed rain storms inland that lead to ice catastrophes that kill Yamal reindeer and threaten herders’ way of life. By Susan Milius
- 			 Climate ClimateThere’s something cool about Arctic bird poopAmmonia from seabird poop helps brighten clouds in the Arctic, slightly cooling the region’s climate. 
- 			 Climate ClimateCO2 emissions stay steady for third consecutive yearGlobal emissions of carbon dioxide from human activities will probably see almost no increase in 2016 despite economic growth. 
- 			 Climate ClimateSay hola to La NiñaLa Niña, El Niño’s meteorological sister, has officially taken over and could alter weather patterns throughout the world this winter. 
- 			 Climate ClimateIf you thought 2015 was hot, just waitThe record-setting global temperatures seen in 2015 could be the “new normal” as soon as the 2020s. 
- 			 Climate ClimateCO2-loving plants can counter human emissionsPlants temporarily halted the acceleration of rising carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, new research suggests. 
- 			 Climate ClimateHuman CO2 emissions put Arctic on track to be ice-free by 2050Sea ice is shrinking by about three square meters for each metric ton of carbon dioxide emitted, new research suggests.