Research directly attributes 18-20% of Pine Island Glacier's retreat since 1940s to human-driven climate change, with impacts expected to persist for centuries.
Knorr-Bremse secures new Asia-Pacific production order for electric power steering (EPS) systems in commercial vehicles, achieving up to 90% energy savings and reduced CO2 emissions compared to conventional systems.
The OACPS, representing 79 member states across Africa, Caribbean and Pacific regions, reaffirmed its commitment to ocean protection and sustainable blue economy development, citing escalating threats from climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss.
Brazil's National Meteorological Institute (Inmet) has issued severe weather alerts for four states, warning of storms with winds up to 100 km/h, hail, lightning, and potential flooding expected within the next hour.
Brazil's National Weather Institute (Inmet) issued severe storm alerts for four states with winds up to 100 km/h, while São Paulo faces unusual weather patterns with heavy rainfall expected through the weekend.
Scientists analyzing 15-million-year-old plankton shells reveal the Atlantic Ocean once suffered basin-wide oxygen depletion caused by continental geography, not climate warming, challenging assumptions about future ocean health.
Italian researchers developed a novel technique to create reactive iron particles directly underground, enabling cleanup of polluted aquifers in hard-to-reach clay layers that conventional methods cannot treat.
A new study reveals climate change is slowing Earth's rotation faster than any period in 3.6 million years, but days won't become 25 hours for hundreds of millions of years. Melting glaciers redistribute mass toward the equator, imperceptibly lengthening days by milliseconds.
Hotels are adopting intelligent climate control systems combining VRF technology and centralized BMS platforms to optimize energy consumption, reduce costs, and meet sustainability goals while maintaining guest comfort.
Japan faces an unprecedented typhoon season with up to 28 storms predicted and 14 potential landfalls, approaching historical records. Recent typhoon Jangmi has already caused significant disruption across central and eastern regions.
Tropical Storm Boris deposited 28 tons of solid waste across Acapulco beaches as it degraded to a tropical depression, with authorities warning of additional debris expected from ocean surge.
A man was arrested following a brutal stabbing in Belfast, triggering widespread civil unrest with protesters setting vehicles ablaze and masked men storming homes amid concerns about far-right involvement.
NOAA data shows equatorial Pacific temperatures rising to +0.7°C anomaly, signaling El Niño onset. Climate models predict significant precipitation and temperature pattern shifts across South America and beyond starting July.
Northwestern researchers using ALMA detected powerful winds from Sagittarius A*, the Milky Way's central black hole, solving a 50-year theoretical puzzle about black hole behavior.
Brazil's energy regulator Aneel unanimously approved a R$515 billion fossil fuel energy contract despite a court injunction, prioritizing expensive thermal plants over cheaper battery storage solutions.
A massive brown algae belt stretching 8,850 km across the Atlantic has reached record proportions, driven by nutrient pollution from agriculture and river runoff, threatening marine ecosystems and coastal economies.
A beloved border collie with 1.5M followers on Chinese social media was stolen and slaughtered at a dog meat restaurant, sparking outrage and renewed calls for animal protection laws in China.
Nearly 80 scientists, businesses, and civil society organizations issued the 'Milfontes Manifesto' urging Portugal to adopt a National Marine Biodiversity Strategy by 2040, warning of irreversible degradation of marine forests and coastal ecosystems.
Community groups in Torres Novas are escalating opposition to a proposed biomethane unit in Árgea, citing environmental and quality-of-life concerns including water consumption, heavy traffic, and air pollution risks.
A cyclone struck New Zealand's capital Wellington, generating 11-meter waves and prompting emergency evacuations of hundreds of residents. Flights and ferries were cancelled as the storm isolated the city.
The deep ocean, covering 66% of Earth's surface, remains largely unexplored yet harbors extraordinary ecosystems and regulates global climate. Proposed underwater mining for metals threatens these fragile environments before science can understand them.
Tropical Storm Boris is expected to make landfall near Acapulco, Guerrero in early morning hours, while Tropical Storm Cristina strengthens in the Pacific. Multiple Mexican states have suspended classes and issued alerts for intense rainfall and potential flooding.
Brazilian NGOs filed a civil lawsuit against the CVM's decision to revoke mandatory climate and sustainability reporting requirements for public companies, arguing the move lacked legal justification and proper procedure.
Severe storms across the Midwest and northern Plains could impact over 88 million people this week, with flash flooding already reported in multiple states and forecasts predicting up to 9 inches of rain in some areas.
Nearly 90 million Americans across the central U.S. face severe flood threats following weekend storms, with additional heat alerts warning of triple-digit temperatures spreading eastward.
