The plan now centers on overshooting the target and removing carbon afterward, raising questions about lasting climate damage.

The IUCN's warning at a UN biodiversity conference cites risks to fisheries and coastal protection from the projected loss of shallow-water reefs.

The vulnerability, first theorized in 2024, has triggered a global race to patch computers.

The Pew Research study adds to evidence on gender gaps in how AI is reshaping the labor market.

New modeling suggests the region may lose more ice than earlier estimates indicated.

The trial challenges the widely held rationale for taking fish oil to protect cognitive health.

The observation reveals unexpected chemistry in the environment around Sagittarius A*.

A pilot giving unconditional income to Indigenous people in the Peruvian Amazon improved well-being, food security and forest protection.

The analysis questions a direct link between ultra-processed food consumption and cancer risk.

Most spills were small but still threaten water quality in the Great Lakes, researchers warn.

The landmark trial aims to accelerate discovery of treatments for Alzheimer's disease.

The milestone marks a first in confining antimatter for an extended period.

Researchers found high concentrations of the chemical in road runoff affecting coho salmon and steelhead trout habitat in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The finding links cholesterol to impaired toxin clearance in the brain, a process implicated in Alzheimer's.

NASA will detail Artemis III timelines and progress on SpaceX and Blue Origin lunar landers.

The result addresses a long-standing grand challenge in mathematics with potential applications in science and computing.

Some climate damage is now unavoidable even with emissions cleanup, researchers say.

McGill researchers pinpointed genes that may restrain the aggressive spread of triple-negative breast cancer.