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Climate Research Roundup: Week 12, 2026 – Fresh Insights from the Latest Science

Skeptical Science’s weekly digest spotlights cutting-edge peer-reviewed papers released in March 2026, synthesizing what they reveal about extreme weather attribution, tipping-point risks, and the narrowing window for climate action.

Skeptical Science’s Weekly Research Roundup: Navigating the Latest Climate Studies

An educational look at how Skeptical Science’s weekly climate-research digest curates, summarizes and contextualizes the newest peer-reviewed studies for journalists, educators and citizens.

Global Climate Research Reveals Accelerating Environmental Changes Across Multiple Continents

Comprehensive analysis of recent climate research reveals accelerating environmental changes across continents, from the slowing Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation to prolonged droughts in North America, highlighting the urgent need for coordinated climate action and adaptation strategies.

Climate Change: The Data That Demands Our Attention – 2025 Greenhouse Gas Findings

New 2024–2025 measurements show atmospheric greenhouse gases at their highest levels in at least 800,000 years, while oceans and forests absorb less carbon than before. This analysis unpacks the latest numbers, explains the carbon-budget concept, and explores what they mean for staying within 1.5 °C of warming.

Revolutionary AI-Powered DeepCTM System Transforms Weather and Air Quality Forecasting

A groundbreaking AI-based chemical transport model called DeepCTM promises to revolutionize weather and air quality forecasting by reducing computational costs while improving accuracy and resolution for real-time predictions.