For the first time in recorded history, Iceland — a country long considered too cold and inhospitable for mosquitoes — has found the insects living in the wild.
Florida’s once-thriving coral reefs, vital for marine life and coastal protection, are now in crisis. A new study has revealed that elkhorn and staghorn corals—two cornerstone species that
Efforts to introduce the world’s first global carbon tax on the shipping industry have been derailed following strong opposition from the United States. What was expected to be
DESIGN EQUALITY with Innovation marks the seventh edition of the international competition held within BE OPEN’s ongoing programme dedicated to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Organized by the
Pope Leo XIV has called for urgent, united action to confront the escalating climate crisis, stressing that environmental destruction is incompatible with Christian values. Speaking at a major
A cargo ship named Istanbul Bridge recently departed from China, charting an unconventional course toward Europe—not through the Suez Canal, but across the Arctic Ocean via the Northern
For decades, Bangchak Corporation was synonymous with Thailand’s fossil-fuel economy: its green-branded service stations a fixture of the country’s highways, its refinery in Bangkok’s Phra Khanong district supplying
As global temperatures continue rising and polar ice sheets face unprecedented melting, ambitious technological proposals to artificially preserve Earth’s frozen regions are gaining significant attention and investment. However,
The Trump administration has officially disbanded a controversial climate research panel following mounting legal pressure and widespread scientific criticism of its work questioning established climate science consensus. Legal
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
