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Forests Withered During an Ancient Warming Episode. History Could Repeat Itself

Millions of years ago, rapid global warming dramatically altered Earth's forests. Human-driven climate change is working 10 times faster.

Why Troy Matters: Ancient Ruins Reflect Modern Realities

Jan Bartek - AncientPages.com - Periods of prosperity can contain the roots of future collapse. In ancient Troy, ambition led to environmental strain long before modern industry. W...

How long does an ecosystem remember the weather?

“Plants carry traces of past weather. Reading them may help us navigate a hotter, drier world.”  Wenli Zhao As global warming intensifies drought frequency, understanding how ecosy...

Ancient Blueprint for a Greener Tomorrow

Experts feel the answer to India’s water crisis, pollution, climate change woes lie hidden in ancient wisdom — low-irrigation farming, indigenous water conservation methods and eco...

Paleontologists Reconstruct 56-Million-Year-Old Forests – and Find a Chilling Warning for Today

A study finds that during the PETM, Earth’s landscapes became widely browner amid elevated atmospheric CO2, global warming, and reduced rainfall caused by volcanically driven carbo...

Harlem Week Climate Change Conference Centers Community Voices

Panelists highlighted environmental justice, local partnerships, New York’s climate laws and the need for equitable solutions that protect public health, reduce emissions and build...

Egypt’s Millennia-Old Rock Art At Risk From Climate Change – Polish Scientists Race To Document It

Jan Bartek - AncientPages.com - Thousands of ancient rock carvings in Egypt’s Western Desert are gradually disappearing. Climate change and human activity are damaging some of Afri...

Unearthing history

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The greening of early 20th-century Athens

“A forest was born. At the moment when 50,000 people were making their way toward Filopappou Hill to plant it, like one of those sudden floods that sweep through dry lands and leav...

Challenges to the Unsustainable Exploitation of Human Beings and Nature Converged Across Civilizations

Starting from ancient China, Hellenism, and India, proto class struggles sought production in concert with nature, freedom, and solidarity.

The Year the Sun Went Out: A Mystery Winter That Hit Three Continents

In 536 AD, a Byzantine historian, a Roman official, a Syriac monk, and Chinese court scribes all recorded a sun that gave no heat.

Europe's heatwave exposing history: Nazi ships, mammoth bones & a 1937 shipwreck emerge as water levels fall

The extraordinary discoveries come as prolonged heat and drought grip large parts of Central and Eastern Europe, causing severe declines in river levels, disrupting shipping, touri...

Opinion | Environmental Pollution: The Silent Crisis Reshaping Life on Earth

Nature might be the greatest thing we never built. Every river, forest, mountain, and ocean is part of a system that took billions of years to settle into balance. The air in our l...

Danube's critically low level reveals relics from the past

In Europe, a climate crisis is unearthing history. Months of brutal heat waves have left the Danube River at a critically low level. But as the water vanishes, it's revealing remar...

How America’s Energy Sources Changed Over 250 Years

See how America's energy consumption has changed over 250 years, going from wood-powered in the 1700s to fossil-fuel driven in 2025.

Landscapes for Adaptation Evidence from China

The climate crisis is now readily evident rather than a future possibility. After decades of failing to mitigate our impacts, we must now adapt to survive in the context of a rapid...

Thousands of Years of Human History Unearthed in the Trent Valley

The exhibition reveals how prehistoric communities lived, adapted, and left traces across the Trent Valley. Beneath the Trent Valley, artifacts, pollen, animal remains, and layers...

America’s Ancient Relationship With Greenland

Rising seas magnify the dangers of coastal Georgia’s industrial past

The state’s first Superfund research center is looking into how climate change is resurfacing industrial pollution.

A Forgotten Newspaper Clipping Reveals Oregon’s Wildfire Debate Was Already Raging More Than 120 Years Ago

Smoke had drifted into Lane County again, turning the sky a sickly-yellow and the surrounding hills into indistinct hazy blue, when I found myself remembering an old newspaper clip...

This City Was the Stinkiest Place on Earth Once

New England needed candles at noon and nobody knew why

Ancient Forests Took 100,000 Years to Recover From the Last Global Warming Period Similar to Today – Wyoming Fossils Rev...

Forests are remarkably resilient, but what counts as time is far longer than a human lifespan.