Geoscientific research has to do with the Earth and its history, from both short-term and very long-term perspectives. Geoscientific research covers research in the areas of meteorology, oceanography, geology, quaternary geology, etc. Among other things, this research yields knowledge about weather and climate, climate change, natural resources, disasters and environmental impact.
The Abisko research station is popular among researchers from all over the world for studying climate change.
As permafrost thaws, rivers may absorb carbon dioxide by increased rock weathering, a study in Nature shows.
Stop plants from spreading and shape the streams in northern Sweden, new research shows.
Climate change is expected to have far-reaching implications for livelihoods, infrastructure and environment.