Antarctica could be connected to the global internet through a dedicated undersea fiber-optic cable under a proposal being studied by Chile. A feasibility study commissioned by Chile’s telecommunications regulator, Subtel, has concluded that a submarine...

The world’s oceans reached their highest recorded average surface temperatures in June 2026, underscoring the accelerating effects of climate change and a strengthening El Niño. Scientists say the trend is more than a statistical milestone....

A massive dust plume from the Sahara Desert is moving across the Atlantic Ocean and is expected to affect large parts of the southeastern United States this week. Forecasters say South Florida is already experiencing...

Antarctica still holds some of Earth’s biggest mysteries, despite decades of scientific exploration. Now, researchers have uncovered what could be one of the largest geological structure ever identified beneath the frozen continent, hidden nearly two...

The idea of a “population crash” sounds like the opening scene of a dystopian streaming series: empty cities, abandoned suburbs, grocery shelves echoing like caves. But a new study from researchers at the University of...

Bhopal has introduced what officials describe as India’s first “Algae Tree,” a futuristic-looking carbon-capturing installation aimed at tackling urban pollution and rising climate pressures. Installed at Swami Vivekananda Park under the city’s Smart City initiative,...

The rapid rise of artificial intelligence isn’t just transforming software; it’s reshaping the physical environment. A new study from the University of Cambridge suggests that the massive facilities powering AI—data centers—are heating up the land...

Earth didn’t just keep warming over the past decade. It warmed at nearly twice the pace of the previous 45 years. A landmark study has now confirmed, with statistical certainty for the first time, that...

Thailand has seized 284 tonnes of electronic waste (e-waste) that arrived illegally at one of its busiest ports and is preparing to send the shipments back to the United States. Authorities say the waste was...

Days on Earth are slowly getting longer, and scientists say the reason is not cosmic forces but climate change driven largely by human activity. Researchers have found that the planet’s rotation is slowing down as...