Mark Larson

The consequences of rising sea levels are becoming increasingly visible across the globe, but perhaps nowhere is the threat more tangible than in the Asia-Pacific region. Coastal flooding, driven by a combination of gradual sea level rise and episodic extreme events like storms and high tides, poses a significant economic

The icy wilderness of Antarctica is often perceived as unchanging, a land where only silence reigns and snow blankets everything. But beneath this seemingly static exterior lies a dynamic system undergoing change that has profound implications for the planet's climate system. As temperatures warm and ice sheets retreat

The urgency of addressing climate change is undeniable, yet a stubborn argument persists that our collective impact is insignificant. Many argue that "Ireland’s emissions are too small to matter” – a notion rooted in a misunderstanding of both the reality and dynamics of climate action. This argument often stems

Summer, that fleeting time of joy, relaxation, and endless barbecues, may see an unwelcome change in the coming decades. A groundbreaking study reveals that Europe could experience a significant increase in summer lengths due to climate change, potentially adding up to over 42 extra days by the year 2100. This

The Indonesian island of Sumatra has been ripped apart by a relentless monsoon storm, leaving behind a trail of destruction in its wake. The death toll from torrential rains and mudslides continues to climb, reaching a staggering 708 confirmed fatalities as rescue efforts grapple with the catastrophic scale of the

From majestic peaks to hidden valleys, mountains are facing a stark reality: climate change is impacting them with alarming intensity. While lowland areas might experience milder temperature fluctuations, mountain communities face a unique set of challenges, and the consequences are far-reaching. New research highlights how these seemingly isolated ecosystems are