It's the most isolated continent on the planet, where the wind cuts through the silence and human presence is minimal. Yet a study found clear signs of our daily routines in its snow. The question is: how did they get there?
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A deadly flash flood swept through Texas Hill Country as the Guadalupe River surged to record heights, washing away campsites, homes, and lives. At least 82 are dead, dozens more—including children—are still missing. Once again, the question looms: why does this keep happening here?More information: Devastating Texas Floods Leave 24 Dead, 25 Missing as More Rain Threatens Central Region.
A satellite providing 3D profiles for temperature and humidity for Europe launched this week, part of a multi-year project to transform weather forecasting and climate monitoring.
For a century, the "curse of Tutankhamun" fuelled legends about mysterious deaths. Today, science reveals that the dreaded toxic fungus found in his tomb could become an unexpected ally against cancer.
When temperatures rise above 40°C, you don't just sweat more: your heart, kidneys, and even your brain go into emergency mode without you even noticing.
Off the stove, this liquid has a surprising variety of uses. From personal care to household cleaning, it's a practical, economical, and versatile ally for everyday life.
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Earth's clouds are rapidly diminishing, and this could partially explain the record-breaking temperatures of recent years on our planet, trends that could continue in the future.
The WMO's "State of Asia's Climate 2024" report warns that the region is warming almost twice as fast as the global average, causing more extreme weather conditions and posing a serious threat to lives, ecosystems, and economies.
An alarming Canadian study reveals that inactive oil wells release seven times more methane into the atmosphere than official estimates. The finding calls into question inventories and established climate policies.
Gold from e-waste could be a vein of opportunity thanks to a 'magic solution' that can also make gold mining less toxic.
Sharks are increasingly being spotted closer to shorelines, and researchers are raising the alarm, concerned that their shifting presence signals broader environmental instability.