Hurricane Erin is stirring life-threatening rip currents and treacherous surf along much of the U.S. East Coast while threatening to deliver storm surge and destructive waves to North
Satellites that power GPS, communications, and other vital networks are expected to face greater risks in the coming decades, according to a new scientific study. Researchers warn that
Elena Baturina and her BE OPEN think-tank are among those who try to accelerate the shift towards sustainable practices. Former President of an international construction empire, and a long-established member
Efforts to finalize the world’s first legally binding treaty on plastic pollution ended in failure last week in Geneva, Switzerland, after nearly two weeks of negotiations. The discussions,
A recent heatwave across Europe has laid bare the intensifying danger of extreme heat, as rising global temperatures continue to push weather patterns to new and deadly limits.
A fierce wildfire is tearing through Crete, Greece’s largest and one of its most visited islands, prompting large-scale evacuations and emergency response efforts. The blaze broke out on
The Texas Hill Country, known for its dramatic landscapes carved by time and water, became the scene of devastation this Fourth of July as severe flash flooding overtook
An intense heatwave is currently sweeping through large parts of the United States, affecting nearly half the population—from the Midwest down to the East Coast. This prolonged surge
NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS), a globally respected climate research hub, is at risk of losing its independent status under a proposed federal budget. The plan,
A new global study has revealed that nearly 40% of the world’s glacier mass is already beyond saving—even if global temperatures stopped rising today. This loss, compared to
