Climate change
Covering climate change issues and sustainable solutions to protect the environment.
Covering climate change issues and sustainable solutions to protect the environment.
A UK court has found mining company BHP liable for a catastrophic dam failure in Brazil, which led to 19 fatalities and significant environmental destruction.
Iranian President Masoud Bezhakian warned weeks ago that the capital might face a "population evacuation" scenario if the country does not witness rainfall before the end of the year.
Iranian President Masoud Bezhakian warned in a televised speech that the capital Tehran may face a catastrophic fate involving the complete evacuation of its residents if it does not rain in the coming weeks, amid an unprecedented drought wave.
Astronomers warn that Earth may face a tragic end in the distant future, as the sun enters its final phase and transforms into a red giant in about five billion years, when its hydrogen fuel runs out and it begins to expand massively.
According to the study, certain microbes produce the gas, while other microbes convert it into nitrogen gas, acting as a biological barrier that prevents large amounts of N₂O from reaching the atmosphere.
The Syrian presidency announced that President Ahmad Al-Shara will participate in the climate summit "COP30" hosted by the Brazilian city of Belém from the 6th to the 21st of November.
Egypt witnesses a wave of lightning... 3 people including a child die due to lightning and rain in Al-Beheira, amid warnings from meteorology of continued bad weather.
Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft and climate expert, called for a radical shift in the global approach to combating climate change, considering that the key lies in directly improving the quality of human life.
The discovery of new forms of microbial life living and thriving beneath the Arctic Ocean ice, in an environment that was previously considered uninhabitable.
The most plausible explanation is that the dogs were exposed to chemical substances or dyes, or absorbed contaminating compounds from the soil or water surrounding the area.
Hurricane "Melissa" has intensified into a Category 4 hurricane, with predictions that it will strengthen to Category 5 within hours, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center.
German Agriculture Minister Alois Reiner warned on Friday of the accelerating spread of bird flu cases in Germany over the past two weeks, emphasizing the need to intensify preventive measures to curb the spread of the virus.
The flooding observed in some areas of the "river's floodplain" is part of water management and not a natural disaster.
Global warming is pushing our planet to the brink, so we must enhance early warning systems for disasters and tackle misinformation and "greenwashing" practices.
The ongoing warming is widening the gap between rich and poor countries, which could lead to further geopolitical instability in the coming decades.
A recent study has shown that the continuous human presence in the habitats of wild animals has become a constant source of fear for them, negatively affecting their behavior and chances of survival.
Powerful floods swept through Alaska in October 2025, leading to the displacement of thousands and widespread destruction in villages. Authorities are calling for immediate intervention from the federal government to support rescue efforts.
Astronomers have observed a mysterious glow of gamma rays rising from the heart of the Milky Way galaxy, in a discovery that experts describe as potentially the key to the greatest secrets of the universe.
Recently, the Palestinian coasts witnessed the appearance of a massive whale shark, before it moved to the waters of the Gaza Strip where local fishermen managed to catch it within the fishing zone there.
The Uruguayan Senate approved a law on Wednesday that permits euthanasia under specific conditions, after years of debate in parliament. The vote passed with a majority of 20 votes out of 31 members present at the session, following the House of Representatives' approval of the law last August.