Should Oil and Gas Drilling Expand in This Biodiverse National Forest? The Public Overwhelmingly Says No. 

Conecuh National Forest is a biodiversity hotspot. Could oil and gas development put that at risk? Stiles is one of many forest residents, environmentalists and other members of the public opposed to potential oil

2 days ago

Earth & Climate

Belgian minehunter helps protect submarine infrastructure in Baltic Sea

The Belgian minehunter Lobelia departed on Monday for a NATO mission in the Baltic Sea to protect undersea infrastructure. Operation Baltic Sentry was announced in January following damage to undersea cables between

3 days ago

Earth & Climate

Earth’s Land Masses Are Drying Out Fast, Scientists Warn

Earth has lost enough soil moisture in the last 40 years to change the planet’s spin and shift the location of the North Pole, according to a new study published today in Science that

6 days ago

Earth & Climate

Red Cross Flanders develops growth serum from human platelets

Researchers at Red Cross Flanders has developed an innovative method to produce growth serum from human blood platelets. The technique ensures that expired platelets are not lost and animal suffering is avoided. 

7 days ago

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Localities, Rural Lawmakers Win in Halting Solar Siting Reform in Virginia

Advocates sought change to reach clean energy goals amid an uptick in local permit denials. RICHMOND, Va.—Last month, a couple of weeks before the end of the regular legislative session, Virginia lawmakers

1 week ago

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North Sea ecosystem under pressure from pollution and climate change

The marine ecosystem of the Belgian North Sea is under pressure from pollution and climate change, according to a report published on Wednesday by the Federal Public Service (FPS) of Health, Food

1 week ago

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Belgium must invest up to €25bn a year to be carbon neutral by 2050

Belgium needs to make additional investments of up to 25 billion euros, 4.3 per cent of its GDP, to become climate neutral by 2050, according to a report by the Federal Climate

1 week ago

Earth & Climate

Hamas leader Salah al-Bardaweel killed in Israeli strike

Jerusalem – Gaza political leader Salah al-Bardaweel was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Sunday, officials of the militant group said. Hamas media confirmed the airstrike on Khan Younis killed Bardaweel, a

2 weeks ago

Earth & Climate

Nitrogen oxide emissions in Flanders fell by 35 per cent between 2015 and 2022

Nitrogen oxide emissions in Flanders fell by 35 percent between 2015 and 2022, while ammonia emissions fell by 9 percent over the same period. This is the conclusion of a new report

2 weeks ago

Earth & Climate

Bruges to invest 6m euros in smarter water management

Bruges will invest six million euros in smarter management of its city water in the coming years, reported the Flemish public broadcaster VRT. Thanks to the project, it should in the future

2 weeks ago

Earth & Climate

NASA launches space telescope to unveil cosmic secrets

SPHEREx will map the entire sky to help us understand what happened in the first moments after the Big Bang. NASA on Tuesday launched its newest space telescope, SPHEREx, designed to map the

3 weeks ago

Earth & Climate

Australia orders evacuations as Cyclone Alfred approaches

The storm is forecast to cause heavy flooding and severely disrupt transport services. Officials are urging residents to take shelter or evacuate. Authorities in Australia have ordered thousands of people along the country’s eastern coast

4 weeks ago

Earth & Climate

Peruvian farmer heads to Germany for legal battle with RWE

Saul Luciano Lliuya wants one of the world’s major polluters to help offset the cost climate change will have on his village. Energy giant RWE has said it doesn’t understand why it’s

4 weeks ago

Earth & Climate

Risk of large asteroid striking Earth falls to 1.5%

NASA cuts calculations of asteroid large enough to wipe out a whole city striking Earth in half. The global astronomical community expects the odds of an asteroid to hit Earth in December

1 month ago

Earth & Climate

India’s Kumbh Mela brings up environmental challenges

Hosting the world’s largest religious gathering comes with big environmental challenges. However, spiritual leaders in India used the festival to champion environmental sustainability Nearly one-third of India’s 1.4 billion plus population descended on the Maha

1 month ago

Earth & Climate

Australia: 157 dolphins found stranded on Tasmanian beach

More than 150 dolphins were found stranded on a beach in Australia’s Tasmania state. Authorities on Wednesday said rescue teams were trying to save the animals who had survived. The rescue operation may prove challenging,

1 month ago

Earth & Climate

Cyclone Zelia makes landfall in Western Australia

Cyclone Zelia is one of the strongest storms to his Western Australia in recent years. Major industrial ports were shut down ahead of the storm’s arrival. Severe Tropical Cyclone Zelia hit Australia’s west coast on Friday

2 months ago

Earth & Climate

Whale swallows kayaker in Chile then spits him out

A kayaker in Chile found himself inside momentarily inside a humpback whale. The whole incident was captured on video by the kayaker’s father and quickly went viral. A humpback whale briefly swallowed a kayaker

2 months ago

Earth & Climate

Alaska: Search underway for missing passenger plane

A flight carrying nine passengers and one pilot went missing shortly after it took off from a remote community in Alaska. Bad weather has hampered initial search efforts. Authorities are searching for

2 months ago

Earth & Climate

Greece: Offshore gas instead of green energy projects?

The Greek government seems to have shifted its energy policy focus from the green transition to offshore gas production in the Ionian Sea. US companies have expressed an interest in exploring the

2 months ago

Earth & Climate

Heat waves, floods, and cyclones disrupt school for millions

UNICEF has said middle and low-income countries were the hardest hit. The agency criticized the “overlooked” impact of the climate crisis on education. Extreme weather conditions disrupted the education of approximately 242 million

2 months ago

Earth & Climate

Storm Eowyn hits Ireland, UK with record wind gusts

The storm has cut power to homes, grounded hundreds of flights and forced public transport to come to a standstill. Officials have closed schools and warned people to stay indoors Parts of

2 months ago

Earth & Climate

Solar power surpasses coal as EU energy source

Europe’s transition to renewable energy comes at a time when US President Donald Trump, upon inauguration, pulled out of the Paris Agreement aiming to pursue a “drill, baby, drill” energy policy. Solar

2 months ago

Earth & Climate

US: Deep freeze hits Florida, Louisiana

Winter snow storms have covered swathes of the southern US in thick snow, breaking records across the region. Despite some fatalities and airport closures, residents have been enjoying the unusual weather. Snow,

2 months ago

Earth & Climate

Biden to ban offshore drilling before Trump’s inauguration

President Joe Biden’s ban will protect more than 625 acres of water across United States coastlines. President-elect Donald Trump campaigned on increasing fossil fuel production. United States President Joe Biden is set

3 months ago

Earth & Climate

Clean energy, electric cars, climate: What will Trump do?

As President-elect Donald Trump hustles to assemble his governing team, environmental analysts have been looking for signs of what to expect from his second term. And for many, the outlook is bleak.

3 months ago

Earth & Climate

‘Heaviest snowfall in a decade’ threatens parts of the US

Kansas and Indiana are likely to experience “at least 8 inches of snow,” according to the National Weather Service. Elsewhere, Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas are on “tornado watch.” Large swaths of the United

3 months ago

Earth & Climate

Climate change: 2024 caps ‘decade of deadly heat,’ UN says

According to experts, 2024 is set to be the warmest year on record. The year also saw devastating floods and wildfires fueled by intense heat. “We must exit this road to ruin,”

3 months ago

Earth & Climate

Australia: Two dead in Sydney-Hobart yacht race

The sailors died in separate incidents. Both were struck by the booms of their yachts. The annual race is known for its extreme nature, with the weather being critical. Two sailors have

3 months ago

Earth & Climate

World coal use to hit record high in 2024

China remains the largest global coal consumer, responsible for over a third of the world’s coal use. India and Indonesia are also contributing to the usage, offsetting declines in advanced economies. Global

4 months ago

Earth & Climate

US: California tsunami warning canceled after strong quake

The US Geological Service has reported a 7.0 magnitude earthquake in northern California, as the National Tsunami Center issued warning. The US Geological Service on Thursday reported a powerful 7.0 magnitude earthquake in northern

4 months ago

Earth & Climate

India with ESA satellites launches artificial eclipse quest

India has launched two European satellites into space with the objective of creating something akin to a solar eclipse to help scientists better understand the Sun’s atmosphere. The European Space Agency on Thursday launched

4 months ago

Earth & Climate

ICJ begins hearings to clarify climate change obligations

The outcome of the landmark case could lead to the establishment of legal framework for holding countries accountable in the fight against climate change. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) began its first hearings on

4 months ago

Earth & Climate

Plastic pollution ban fails, time needed says chair

Negotiators failed to sign a treaty curbing plastic waste after two years of discussions, as representatives from nearly 200 nations gathered in South Korea. Diplomats from nearly 200 countries gathered in Busan,

4 months ago

Earth & Climate

Air pollution linked to 1.5 million deaths per year — study

A new Lancet study has linked heart and respiratory illnesses to air pollution from forest fires and controlled burning of cropland. China, India, Nigeria and Indonesia were among the worst-hit countries. Air pollution caused

4 months ago

Earth & Climate

South Korea: At least four dead in heavy snowfall

The capital Seoul saw the third heaviest snowfall since records began, with more than 40 cm of snow piling up in parts of the city. More than 140 flights were canceled as

4 months ago

Earth & Climate

Gus the penguin sets sail in the Southern Ocean

The emperor penguin made headlines after landing on Australia’s coast, an the hope is he will now return to Antarctica. An emperor penguin that made a roughly 3,500-kilometer (2,200 miles) journey from Antarctica to Australia was finally released

4 months ago

Earth & Climate

Haiti: Doctors Without Borders halts work in Port-au-Prince

The NGO said its staff had been threatened with rape and death by Haitian police, forcing it to shut down some of the few functioning healthcare centers in the capital. Doctors Without

4 months ago

Earth & Climate

Ecuador: Wildfires trigger national emergency

The 60-day state of national emergency comes as the country has struggled to take control over a series of wildfires taking place in several provinces. The Ecuadorian energy crisis has exacerbated the

4 months ago

Earth & Climate

Toxic smog engulfs northern India, Pakistan

Pakistan’s Lahore remained the world’s most polluted city, while visibility in parts of northern India fell to zero. Seasonal crop burning, low winds, and dropping temperatures contribute to toxic smog in these

5 months ago

Earth & Climate

Spain evacuates thousands after new flood warning

National weather office AEMET has issued its highest possible alerts the Spanish provinces of Tarragona, Malaga and Valencia. Two weeks ago flash floods in Valencia and other parts of Spain killed more

5 months ago

Earth & Climate

Bali volcanic ash disrupts international flights

An ongoing eruption of the Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano on the island of Flores has caused dozens of flight cancellations to and from Bali, which is 500 kilometers away. International airlines have had

5 months ago

Earth & Climate

COP29: World leaders meet in Baku, with big names missing

Several influential world leaders won’t be attending an action summit this week at the center of climate talks in Azerbaijan. High on the agenda is a deal to boost climate funding for

5 months ago

Earth & Climate

Rights critics condemn Azerbaijan’s COP29 host role

Much is at stake at the UN climate conference in Bakum yet Azerbaijan’s ruler is pushing ahead with investments in oil and gas. Critics often end up in prison or exile. In

5 months ago

Earth & Climate

India: Delhi struggles to fight toxic smog during Diwali

Every year, Delhi celebrates the festival of Diwali by lighting fireworks, sending the Indian capital’s already thick smog to toxic levels. The government is under pressure to enact regulations to curb air

5 months ago

Earth & Climate

Chad herders face drought, flood devastation

Fadoul Saleh, an elderly Chadian herder, is facing his worst year. Drought and floods have wiped out his livestock. How will he and thousands of others survive as the Sahel is hammered

5 months ago

Earth & Climate

Hurricane Oscar leaves 6 dead in Cuba

The eastern province of Guantanamo has suffered severe damage due to the storm, which made landfall on Sunday. Electricity has been restored in Havana, but many residents outside the capital remain without

5 months ago

Earth & Climate

Sydney beaches closed over ‘mysterious’ black balls

Beachgoing tourists and locals have been replaced by hundreds of mysterious black balls. Authorities have closed the two beaches as they carry out tests and remove the material. Two popular beaches in

6 months ago

Earth & Climate

Hong Kong zoo seeks answers after 9 monkeys mysteriously die

Hong Kong authorities are scrambling to find out why nine monkeys – three of them endangered – died in a span of just two days at the city’s oldest zoo. Part of

6 months ago

Earth & Climate

Germany: Panda cubs at Berlin Zoo open eyes

Berlin Zoo says the panda twins born in August have opened their eyes for the first time, on exactly the schedule you’d typically expect. The cubs will be on display for limited

6 months ago

Earth & Climate

Wildlife populations have plummeted by 73% since 1970

In some areas, the WWF’s Living Planet report noted that wildlife populations had fallen by up to 95%. The Amazon rainforest is particularly vulnerable. The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) published its latest Living

6 months ago

Earth & Climate

Koala leads police on chase through Sydney train station

The animal escaped from the officers after hopping at fence at Casula station. Australia’s koala population has plummeted in recent decades. Australian police had to chase a wayward koala through the train station

6 months ago

Earth & Climate

Nigeria reports more than 350 cholera deaths since January

The death toll is more than three times higher than in the same period last year. Health authorities are supplying vaccines to the most affected states, which demand more too ensure adequate

6 months ago

Earth & Climate

Japan airport restarts flights after WWII bomb blast

Flights have resumed at a Japanese airport after a World War II bomb exploded just seconds after a passenger jet had taxied past it. Southern Japan’s Miyazaki Airport has reopened for flights on

6 months ago

Earth & Climate

Taiwan: ‘Weird’ Typhoon Krathon lands on west coast

Taiwan remained shut for a second day as Typhoon Krathon made landfall in the port city of Kaohsiung. Two people have died, and more than 100 have been injured. Schools, offices and

6 months ago

Earth & Climate

Nigeria: Over 100 people missing after boat capsizes

A search operation has rescued 150 people and recovered 16 bodies. Officials said the vessel was filled to roughly three times its capacity. More than 100 people, mostly women and children, are

6 months ago

Earth & Climate

Typhoon Krathon: Taiwan braces for torrential rain

Schools, offices and financial markets closed as a weakened Typhoon Krathon approached the west coast of Taiwan. It is expected to hit the port city of Kaohsiung before moving towards capital, Taipei.

6 months ago

Earth & Climate

Taiwan mobilizes troops as Typhoon Krathon approaches

Schools and offices were shut in Taiwan as Typhoon Krathon advanced toward its west coast from the Philippines. More than 7,000 people have been evacuated, and thousands of troops are on standby.

6 months ago

Earth & Climate

Hurricane Helene makes landfall in northwestern Florida

Helene strengthened to a Category 4 hurricane before making landfall in Florida. The storm is expected to be one of the biggest in decades. Hurricane Helene weakened hours after it made landfall

6 months ago

Earth & Climate

EU votes to lower protections for wolves

Following a celebrated scheme to bring wolves back to Europe, strict protections look set to be downgraded. Animal groups have argued the decision is politically motivated. After having come back from the

6 months ago

Earth & Climate

Eight bulls captured after escape from Massachusetts rodeo

The animals fled when event organizers were trying to tie them up at a small rodeo outside a shopping mall. They jumped over a fence surrounding the perimeter of the venue and

6 months ago

Earth & Climate

Oldest human DNA from South Africa decoded

A study has found that a 10,000-year-old human genome is genetically similar to ethnic groups currently living in South Africa’s Western Cape Province. A team of researchers from the University of Cape

6 months ago

Earth & Climate

SpaceX: Polaris Dawn crew make historic spacewalk

The highly dangerous spacewalk was the first ever to be done by civilians. SpaceX CEO Elon Musk sees the mission as a first step towards eventual human settlements on Mars. SpaceX published

7 months ago

Earth & Climate

Nearly 200 environmental defenders killed in 2023 globally

After a record number of killings, Colombia has ranked as the most dangerous country for environmentalists, Global Witness said. The government responded, describing the report as “dishonorable.” A recorded total of 196 environmental

7 months ago

Earth & Climate

Summer 2024 was Northern Hemisphere’s hottest on record

After shattering records in 2023, the globe is well on its way to make 2024 the hottest year ever seen, scientists at the EU climate agency warn. The northern summer of 2024 saw the

7 months ago

Earth & Climate

Super Typhoon Yagi: Rains lash China ahead of landfall

Super Typhoon Yagi is the world’s second-most powerful storm this year. Authorities in southern China and Vietnam are bracing for impact. Heavy rainfall and powerful winds from Super Typhoon Yagi slammed southern China on Friday, even as

7 months ago

Earth & Climate

China’s south braces for super Typhoon Yagi

Super Typhoon Yagi, which has already killed over a dozen people in the Philippines, could be the most powerful storm to hit southern China in a decade. Schools and offices were closed

7 months ago

Earth & Climate

World’s oldest sloth dies in German zoo

The sloth known as Jan lived in the Krefeld zoo for 38 years and fathered 22 sloth pups. A sloth in the German city of Krefeld, who was considered to be the

7 months ago

Earth & Climate

Mpox: Germany to give Africa 100,000 doses of vaccine

Berlin has said it will donate almost all of its reserve of mpox vaccines to the DRC and other African nations. The WHO says the spread of the disease “can be stopped.”

7 months ago

Earth & Climate

Iceland: Search called off after deadly ice cave collapse

Two people were initially believed to be trapped beneath the ice after a cave in a glacier collapsed. But authorities later said that all the tourists from a group visiting the area

7 months ago

Earth & Climate

Brazil authorities declare ‘war’ on blazing wildfires

Wildfires burned through the Brazilian most populous state of Sao Paulo, causing transport disruptions and school closures. Two industrial plant workers died while fighting off the flames. Wildfires burned in the Brazilian most populous

7 months ago

Earth & Climate

Gay penguin Sphen dies in Australian aquarium

A penguin famous for being in a same-sex male relationship at a Sydney aquarium has died at the age of 11, the Sea Life Aquarium has announced. An Australian penguin famous for raising chicks

7 months ago

Earth & Climate

Australia approves hub to export solar power to Singapore

Australia has given the go ahead for a massive solar and battery farm that would export energy to Singapore. The plan has been described as the “largest solar precinct in the world,”

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

New Zealand: Emigration soars amid economic woes

Population growth in New Zealand has almost stagnated owing to high emigration rates, new statistics show. Neighboring Australia is a popular destination for many leaving the country. New Zealand’s population of 5.3

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

New York zoo introduces tiny pudu deer

Pudus are tiny South American deer, with grown animals weighing only as much as a watermelon. And now a pudu fawn is making its debut at a zoo in New York City.

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

Subsurface of Mars harbors oceans of water: study

New research based on seismic data indicates the presence of vast swathes of water under the surface of Mars. The water likely trickled from the surface billions of years ago. A vast

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

Heat caused nearly 50,000 deaths in Europe last year: study

A new report has estimated the number of deaths in Europe caused by heat during the hottest year on record. But it also observed the positive impact of certain adaptations to warmer

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

2024 sees second-hottest July on record: EU report

Even as El Nino ebbs, temperature records make it “increasingly likely” that 2024 is going to be the warmest year on record, according to the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service. July 2024

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

Amazon deforestation rises for the first time in 15 months

While data showed an uptick in deforestation for July 2024, it fell by nearly 46% in the last 12 months when compared to the same period a year earlier. Deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest rose

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

Australia: Great Barrier Reef waters warmest in 400 years

Record water temperatures have led to more and more mass bleaching events along the Great Barrier Reef. Experts warn the reef is running out of time. Water temperatures along the Great Barrier Reef off

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

India: Heavy rains hinder landslide rescue efforts

At least 151 people lost their lives in landslides as of Wednesday, triggered by torrential monsoon rains. The number of casualties is expected to rise. Landslides in southern India’s Kerala state have killed

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

Italy: Bear shot dead after attack on hiker

Authorities have shot and killed a brown mother bear in the Alpine province of Trento after it attacked a French hiker. Animal rights groups were outraged, as the latest hiccup in a

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

North Korea’s Kim Jong Un oversees flood rescue operation

Kim Jong Un “personally guided” a military rescue operation that saved 5,000 people threatened by floods, state media reported. North Korean state media on Monday said more than 5,000 people isolated by flooding

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

Japan’s exceptional rainfall prompts evacuation orders

Heavy rains in Japan’s northwest have triggered floods and landslides, disrupting transportation and forcing hundreds of residents to take shelter on safer ground. At least four people were missing in Japan after heavy rains

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

Canada: Raging wildfire destroys tourist town

A fast-moving wall of flames descended on the town of Jasper, leaving a path of destruction. Canada is dealing with hundreds of wildfires, many of which are out of control. Up to

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

Brazil court overturns Amazon highway decision

Plans to pave a highway running through the Amazon have been suspended over fears it would increase deforestation. It was first introduced by former President Jair Bolsonaro. A Brazilian federal court on Thursday ruled

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

Wildfire reaches Canada’s Jasper National Park

Firefighters are working to protect an oil pipeline in the Jasper National Park as a wildfire reached the area. Locals and tourists have already been evacuated from the region. A wildfire reached

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

Cargo ship sinks as Typhoon Gaemi passes over Taiwan

Search operations for the missing crew will be carried out once the weather stabilizes. Typhoon Gaemi passed over Taiwan overnight, killing at least two and injuring more than 200 people. Taiwan’s Central

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

Germany: Climate protesters block Cologne/Bonn airport

The climate group Last Generation broke on to the runway and glued themselves to the ground. An airport spokesperson said the demonstrators had been arrested. Flights were temporarily suspended at Cologne/Bonn airport

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

Typhoon Gaemi charges toward eastern Taiwan

All flights were grounded and schools and offices were closed in Taiwan, as the island braced for one of the strongest storms in years that is expected to unload damaging winds and

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

Japan: Executives resign over Kobayashi supplement scandal

The president and chairman of Kobayashi Pharmaceutical have stepped down. The move follows revelations they acted too slowly to reports of deadly complications suspected to be related to their cholesterol supplements. Top

8 months ago

Earth & Climate

Australia: Rangers shoot 14 foot crocodile that killed child

The crocodile had killed a 12-year-old girl last week in the Northern Territory. Police confirmed the animal was found and then shot dead. Authorities in Australia said on Wednesday that a 4.2 meter (14-foot)

9 months ago

Earth & Climate

Europe successfully launches Ariane 6 rocket

A four-year delay, was followed on launch day by a one-hour delay, but the Ariane 6 rocket has finally made it to space. The European vessel is carrying a payload of small

9 months ago

Earth & Climate

India: Monsoon rains lash Mumbai, disrupt travel

India’s financial capital has been inundated after intense rainfall overnight. Train services have been cancelled and schools have been closed. Following a deadly heatwave, intense monsoon storms have reached India, with heavy rain causing flooding

9 months ago

Earth & Climate

Hurricane Beryl: Mexico on ‘red alert’ as storm strengthens

Beryl has gathered strength once again as it heads straight for Mexico’s tourist town of Tulum. Authorities there have urged people to take shelter. Mexican authorities issued a “red alert” on Thursday

9 months ago

Earth & Climate

Hurricane Beryl strikes Jamaica with widespread destruction

Grenada’s PM has called the hurricane “Armageddon-like” as it wreaks havoc across the Caribbean with several people reported to have been killed. The Caribbean island nation of Jamaica on Wednesday was facing the

9 months ago

Earth & Climate

Brazil’s Amazon sees worst 6 months of wildfires in 20 years

Climate change has caused parts of the Amazon to become drier and more prone to fires. Meanwhile, the Pantanal wetland is facing the worst drought in more than 70 years. The Amazon

9 months ago

Earth & Climate

Hurricane Beryl nears Caribbean, strengthens to Category 4

The Atlantic hurricane season kicks off with Beryl, which has strengthened to a “extremely dangerous” Category 4 storm as it moves closer to the southeastern Caribbean. The first hurricane of the 2024 Atlantic season,

9 months ago

Earth & Climate

Heat wave in Greece claims more tourist lives

Record-breaking temperatures in Greece have led to the deaths of six tourists from heat-related incidents. Authorities urge caution as the heat wave continues to pose serious risks. On Monday, the remains of

9 months ago

Earth & Climate

3,300-year-old shipwreck challenges history of seafaring

The discovery of 3,300-year-old ship far off the coast of Israel proves the advanced navigational skills of ancient seafarers. The Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) announced Thursday that a company drilling for natural gas off

10 months ago

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