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NASA and IBM Unveil Revolutionary AI Weather and Climate Prediction Model

NASA and IBM Research have collaborated to develop the Prithvi-weather-climate AI model, a groundbreaking foundational model that uses artificial intelligence to dramatically improve weather and climate prediction capabilities, offering better resolution for regional forecasts and enhanced detection of severe weather patterns.

New Nature Climate Change Study Reveals Policy Interactions Drive Carbon Pricing Success

A comprehensive Nature Climate Change study analyzing over 10,000 climate policies across 100+ countries finds that emissions trading systems reduce emission intensity by 15.4% and carbon taxes by 8.5%, with policy coherence potentially boosting effectiveness by 22.3%.

New Climate Research Roundup: Week 3, 2026 Findings from Skeptical Science

A digest of the latest peer-reviewed climate studies curated by Skeptical Science for Week 3, 2026, covering heatwave attribution, Antarctic warming, methane leaks, coral tipping points, and climate-misinformation research.

New Research Reveals How Climate Change Drives Divergent Erosion Patterns in Arctic Rivers

Recent Nature Climate Change research shows that rising temperatures are causing some Arctic rivers to erode faster while others slow down, potentially releasing vast amounts of previously frozen carbon and reshaping our understanding of climate feedback loops in northern ecosystems.

Digitizing Supply Chains Accelerates Renewable Energy Innovation, Chinese Pilot Program Shows

New peer-reviewed research tracking 276 Chinese cities shows that government-led supply-chain digitization policies raised renewable-energy patenting by roughly 9%, revealing an under-used lever for accelerating clean-tech innovation.