These regions face extreme risk as heavy rainfall is set to double, study warns
Extreme precipitation is expected to surge in frequency as global warming intensifies—but not all regions will be hit…
Undersea lava rubble acts as a ‘sponge’ for carbon dioxide, study finds
Ancient lava rubble on the seafloor can store huge amounts of carbon dioxide like a giant “sponge,” a…
Digital twin of Earth reveals never-before-seen insights into our climate future
To grasp the full complexity of how our planet works, a team of German scientists has built something…
Extending the Lifespan of Materials: Circularity and Recyclability as Part of the Design
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Bangkok Post – Similan sea turtle rescued after swallowing tourist’s wristband
PUBLISHED : 20 Dec 2025 at 16:47 Small Medium Large A veterinarian tries to remove…
Meet the first climate migrants leaving sinking Tuvalu to start a new life in Australia
Published on 21/12/2025 – 8:00 GMT+1 The first climate migrants to leave Tuvalu have touched down in Australia,…
ReNew inks pact with Google to build 150 MW solar project in India
Dec 16 (Reuters) – India’s ReNew Energy Global (RNW.O), opens new tab said on Tuesday it has signed…
Expanded UAE ban on single-use plastic products to begin in January
The UAE will begin 2026 with a major push to cut plastic waste and reduce pollution under a…
Guyana Is Using Its Oil Revenues to Spark a Renewable Energy Boom
Since the discovery of vast oil reserves in Guyana around a decade ago, the South American country’s oil…
The fight to save Australia’s beaches from coastal erosion
Most Australians live by the beach. But the coastline we have built our lives around is disappearing before…
Grappling with its worst drought in a century, Iraq bets on a controversial oil-for-water deal
Iraq, the historic “land between two rivers,” faces a crisis striking at its identity as the Tigris and Euphrates…
NASA satellite captures a burst of vibrant life in a brown desert
In outback Australia, a usually brown desert at Cooper Creek has turned suddenly green along hundreds of miles…