Share this on WhatsApp Massive dinosaurs and pterosaurs have a newfound cousin: a palm-size pipsqueak of a reptile, a new fossil reveals. Even the name of the newly described reptile—Kongonaphon kely, or “tiny bug slayer” in Malagasy and Greek—is an homage to its diminutive size, as well as its likely diet of hard-shelled insects, the researchers said. […]
Share this on WhatsApp China pledged yesterday to stop releasing carbon emissions before 2060 in a surprise move that catapults it ahead of U.S. ambitions on climate change and instantly raised questions about whether it can radically alter its status as the world’s top emitter within 40 years. Chinese President Xi Jinping’s announcement at the […]
Share this on WhatsApp CLIMATEWIRE | Oil and gas operations in the Gulf of Mexico emit more methane than estimated in government inventories, according to researchers from the University of Michigan. Their study, published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, is one of the first to focus primarily on offshore oil and gas […]
