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Rising sea levels threaten millions in Bangladesh and Maldives, experts warn.
Rising sea levels, accelerated by climate change, threaten millions globally by causing flooding, erosion, and saltwater intrusion, particularly in vulnerable areas like Bangladesh and the Maldives. Without immediate ac…
Marine scientists warn of overfishing risk for century-old sea cucumbers
Marine scientists found that black-teatfish sea cucumbers can live over 100 years, challenging previous assumptions about their lifespan and recovery rates. This discovery raises concerns that current fishing quotas may…
Fat Bear Week 2026 kicks off at Katmai National Park, voting open
Fat Bear Week 2026 is underway at Katmai National Park, allowing the public to vote online for the bear that has gained the most weight before hibernation, with the competition running until Saturday. This event highlig…
Humanity has breached seven of the nine planetary boundaries essential for a livable Earth, including limits on climate change and biodiversity loss. This puts…
A study from the University of Alicante reveals it takes an average of seven years for environmental science to influence international policy, highlighting si…
A new Amazon study shows that preserving existing forests is the most effective strategy for protecting biodiversity and carbon, outperforming restoration effo…
Typhoon Kiyoshi is set to hit Tokyo with winds up to 150 km/h and heavy rainfall, prompting flood and landslide warnings. Authorities have mobilized emergency …
Hurricane Milton severely impacted Florida's inland communities, causing $1.2 billion in damages and prolonged flooding. Local officials attribute the disaster…
Children born in Europe in 2025 will experience over three additional years of extreme fire weather compared to those born in 1950, driven primarily by climate…
Sand hoppers, tiny crustaceans found along California's coast, can move up to 50 kg of sand per meter of beach daily, making them the largest natural sand move…
Senator Whitehouse attributes Democratic retreat from climate policy to $1.4 billion in fossil-fuel spending that pressures legislators. This financial influen…
China's power grid emitted 1.8 million metric tonnes of sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) in 2023, making it the largest global source of this potent greenhouse gas, w…
The Great Miami Hurricane of 1926 struck with little warning, resulting in over 400 deaths and significant destruction in a rapidly growing city. Recent resear…
Post-disaster gentrification is occurring in Mexico Beach, Florida, as rebuilding costs surge and wealthier newcomers buy properties, displacing long-time resi…
