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World’s Largest Iceberg Drifting Toward South Georgia Island, Threatening Wildlife

World’s Largest Iceberg Drifting Toward South Georgia Island, Threatening Wildlife

The world’s largest iceberg, known as A-23-A, is on a collision course with South Georgia, a British overseas territory in northern Antarctica, Anadolu Agency reported. This massive iceberg, approximately 40 meters tall and weighing an estimated 1 trillion tonnes, first…
World’s Largest Iceberg Threatens South Georgia Wildlife

World’s Largest Iceberg Threatens South Georgia Wildlife

The world’s largest iceberg, A23a, is drifting towards South Georgia, posing a potential threat to local penguin and seal populations, The Guardian reported. Measuring over 3,500 sq km, the iceberg is moving from Antarctica at a slow pace, with scientists…
Solar power surpasses coal in EU electricity mix for first time

Solar power surpasses coal in EU electricity mix for first time

Solar energy accounted for 11% of the European Union’s electricity generation in 2024, overtaking coal’s share, which fell below 10%, according to a report by energy think tank Ember, Anadolu Agency reported. The report highlighted that solar is growing across…
New Study Warns of Alarming Ocean Warming Trends

New Study Warns of Alarming Ocean Warming Trends

A recent study led by Professor Lijing Cheng from the Chinese Academy of Sciences highlights the critical role of ocean warming in climate change, Earth.com reported. The research, involving 54 scientists from seven countries, reveals that ocean heat content (OHC)…
Climate Crisis Disrupts Earth’s Water Cycle, Report Warns

Climate Crisis Disrupts Earth’s Water Cycle, Report Warns

A new report highlights the severe impact of the climate crisis on the Earth’s water cycle, with extreme weather events causing significant harm to billions of people, The Guardian reported. The analysis, conducted by an international team of researchers, reveals…
Arctic Waters Boast Earth’s Largest Waterfall

Arctic Waters Boast Earth’s Largest Waterfall

Deep beneath the Arctic waters, the Denmark Strait cataract is recognized as Earth’s largest waterfall, boasting a staggering vertical drop of 11,500 feet (3,500 meters) and a width of approximately 300 miles (480 kilometers), Earth.com reported. This underwater marvel, formed…
Drought, fire, deforestation destroyed Amazon rainforest in 2024

Drought, fire, deforestation destroyed Amazon rainforest in 2024

The Amazon rainforest endured severe wildfires and drought in 2024, exacerbated by a warming climate that fueled the worst fire season since 2005, VOA reported yesterday. Authorities suspect many fires were intentionally set to clear land for cattle ranching, contributing…
Urgent Call to Action: Climate Expert Warns Europe Must Prepare for Worsening Climate Crisis in 2025

Urgent Call to Action: Climate Expert Warns Europe Must Prepare for Worsening Climate Crisis in 2025

Europe has faced a year marked by devastating climate-related disasters, including wildfires, heat waves, and deadly floods, an article by Anadolu Agency revealed yesterday. As the continent grapples with these impacts, Sven Harmeling, head of climate at Climate Action Network…
27 New Species Discovered in Alto Mayo, Peru

27 New Species Discovered in Alto Mayo, Peru

A recent expedition in the Alto Mayo region of north-west Peru has led to the discovery of 27 new species, including a rare amphibious mouse, a tree-climbing salamander, and a unique “blob-headed fish,” The Guardian reported yesterday. The 38-day survey,…
Stunning Satellite Photos Reveal Great Lakes Buried in Snow

Stunning Satellite Photos Reveal Great Lakes Buried in Snow

In mid-December 2024, a fierce winter storm swept across the Great Lakes region, resulting in significant snowfall and icy conditions. Satellite images captured by NOAA-21 on December 12 revealed the extent of the storm, with both natural-color and false-color views…
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