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Ecologists believe population decline near Mawson research station is related to environmental changes that made foraging difficult Get our free news app, morning email briefing or daily news podcast Scientists at the Australian Antarctic Division have recorded a severe decline in a population of Adélie penguins off the east Antarctic coast. Long-term monitoring has revealed

Publication date: January 2023 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 203 Author(s): Yvonne Matthews

The drought hit lake coughed up a second world war Higgins vehicle and experts are struggling to explain its presence Waning water levels across the west – symptoms of the region’s record drought – have revealed yet another artifact. Dubbed the “Ghost Boat” by officials, the rusted carcass of a second world war Higgins boat,

Publication date: January 2023 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 203 Author(s): E. Röös, A. Wood, S. Säll, A. Abu Hatab, S. Ahlgren, E. Hallström, P. Tidåker, H. Hansson

Latour’s work on how humanity perceives the climate emergency won praise around the world The French thinker Bruno Latour, known for his influential research on the philosophy of science has died aged 75. Latour was considered one of France’s most influential and iconoclastic living philosophers, whose work on how humanity perceives the climate emergency won

Publication date: January 2023 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 203 Author(s): Todd Guilfoos, Jason Walsh

With 22 days hitting 110F or higher, suspected heat deaths in the Arizona capital topped 450 Extreme heat contributed to as many as 450 deaths in the Phoenix area this summer, in what could be the deadliest year on record for the desert city in Arizona. The medical examiner for Maricopa county, which includes Phoenix,