‘They take the water, the springs dry up’: fear as Guatemalan goldmine plan is revived | Mining
In the community of La Lima in Guatemala, Elda Dinora Ramírez, 58, looks towards a small well at…
Tropical Storm Edouard strengthens as it bears down on Texas and Louisiana | US weather
Tropical Storm Edouard headed toward the US Gulf coast early on Tuesday and was expected to strengthen significantly…
Millions In Kolkata, Mumbai Risk Losing Homes Due To Rising Sea Levels: UN
United Nations: Millions of people in Kolkata and Mumbai are at “immediate risk” of losing their homes due…
The greenest building is the one still standing after a disaster
When Hurricane Michael tore through the Florida Panhandle in 2018, a beach house called the Sand Palace was…
US border patrol expected to aid Grand Canyon search for missing person | Arizona
A US border patrol technical search team is expected to deploy in the Grand Canyon, as authorities continue…
High winds during El Niño could be deadly for England’s stressed trees, say experts | Trees and forests
High winds associated with El Niño could cause widespread mortality among tree species already weakened by a prolonged…
Between April 2025 and March 2026, the Ocean Census network documented 1,121 marine species thought to be new to science—enough, the project says, to raise the normal global identification rate by 54%—while estimates suggest that as much as 90% of marine species may remain undescribed.
Some of the year’s new marine species were pulled from water more than six kilometres deep. Others were…
Petwealth Uses AI to Turn Pet Lab Results Into Action
Angelo Palivos built Petwealth after losing his own pet to an illness that a diagnostic lab couldn’t catch…
Warning signs visible days before glacier collapse in Nepal, report finds
A rapid hazard assessment of the Nepal-Tibet disaster by a group of international scientists says there were “pre-event…
Could this humble sea sponge clean up the world’s ports? | Marine life
In the polluted waters of Marina Palamós on Spain’s Costa Brava, Manuel Maldonado, a sponge biologist, noticed something…
Wildfires: Britons BANNED from forests over ‘risk of ignition’ following summer of wildfires
Britons have been banned from more than 250,000 acres of woodland over a “risk of ignition” following a…
Fracked gas from Beetaloo Basin flowing to Northern Territory power grid as of today
Gas fracked from the Beetaloo Basin will this week begin feeding into the grid to power Northern Territory…