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A picture is worth a thousand words. So we say, and as for a research project on tourists, nature and social media published in the magazine One Earth today 20 August millions...
The world's oceans will receive special attention in the coming decade. UN launches UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development, 2021-2030. The Danish Center...
Greenland’s first highway—between Kangerlussuaq and Sisimiut—is being built to monitor the impact of climate change.
In autumn 2020, an international research team was stationed in the sea west of Greenland to investigate how climate change affects ecosystems in the Arctic.
Greenland ice mass loss can contribute to sea level rise that surpass the most extreme scenario from the UN body on climate, IPCC. According to new research headed by DTU...
DTU joins other leading science organisations, delivering the latest data on climate change and the need for action.
New Horizon 2020 project, ECOTIP, will assess the cascading effects of climate change to Arctic marine ecosystems and depending societies
Using data from European satellites, a young student at DTU Space has demonstrated that the global sea level rise has accelerated over the past four decades.
Colin Stedmon is appointed professor at DTU in the chemical composition of the oceans.
DTU researcher develops short-term forecasts for marine life that can help the fishing industry to adapt to climate change.