Northwestern University Researchers Link Volcanic Eruptions to Ancient Extinction

Northwestern University Researchers Link Volcanic Eruptions to Ancient Extinction

Researchers analyzing microscopic fossils discovered that massive volcanic eruptions caused ocean acidification during the Early Cretaceous period, driving one of the largest extinction events in planktic foraminifera history. Published on July 30, 2026, the findings link ancient carbon cycle disruptions to modern climate parallels. A 113-million-year-old marine mystery has finally met its solution. Scientists at … Read more

Arctic Ocean Floor Reveals Past Climate Shifts & Future Risks

Antarctica’s Ice Sheet Collapse: A Looming Climate Tipping Point and the Future of Coastal Cities Just a few degrees of warming. That’s all it took in the past to trigger a dramatic collapse of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, according to groundbreaking research analyzing ancient seafloor sediments. This isn’t a distant threat; it’s a historical … Read more