-
News
Indonesia’s Wildfire Haze Deepens Borneo’s Breathing Crisis as Smoke Blankets Millions
A grey blanket of smoke now hangs over Borneo, and the human cost is climbing fast. indonesia wildfire haze, Driven…
Read More » -
News
Rare Assam Plant Rungia Mastersii Found Again After 180 Years, Sparking New Hope for Endemic Species Conservation
For close to two centuries, botanists assumed one small Assam plant had simply vanished. Rare Assam plant, Then, during a…
Read More » -
News
Catania Airport Shuts Down Again as Mount Etna Ash Cloud Grounds Flights Across Sicily
Travellers heading to Sicily hit another snag this week. Catania Airport, Italy’s fifth-busiest by passenger numbers, shut down again on…
Read More » -
News
Eastern India Floods and California Hurricane Damage Highlight a Growing Season of Extreme Weather
This week’s weather has shown how connected the extremes of our planet really are, from the flooded villages of West…
Read More » -
Trends
How Gujarat’s Villagers Turned Mangroves Into a Natural Coastal Shield
Drive along Gujarat’s coast today and you’ll see thick green belts of trees standing between the villages and the sea.…
Read More » -
Trends
Panama Canal Traffic Cut Again as El Niño Drought Deepens: What Global Trade Should Expect
Ships are backing up at one of the world’s most important trade routes again. The Panama Canal has started cutting…
Read More » -
News
Ganges River Dolphins Cling to Life in Bangladesh’s Toxic Buriganga River
Some places seem too far gone for anything to live in them. The Buriganga River, flowing right past the heart…
Read More » -
News
Himalayan Glacier Melt Accelerates: Why India’s Economy Faces a Growing Climate Risk
People call the Himalayas the Third Pole for good reason. Outside the Arctic and Antarctic, nowhere else on Earth holds…
Read More » -
News
Zambia’s African Wild Dogs Set New Record for Longest Mammal Migration Ever Tracked
Every so often, a wildlife story comes along that makes you stop and rethink how far animals will go, quite…
Read More » -
News
Global Warming Breaks 400-Year Climate Link Between the Indian and Pacific Oceans
For over 400 years, the Indian and Pacific oceans have moved together, sharing rainfall patterns and temperature cycles across the…
Read More »
