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In South America, the most vulnerable region, insect-pollinated crops are essential for the regional food supply and international trade across the continent.

A new application from Copernicus Climate Change Service called “Weather Replay” works like a time machine, allowing users to explore and visualise historical weather and climate events — such as storms, heatwaves, floods, hurricanes and cyclones — and their evolution over time in a simple and accessible way anywhere in the world.

Following in the footsteps of The Hague and Utrecht, the Dutch capital has just restricted advertising for combustion-engine cars, flights, cruises and meat in public spaces. The aim? To combat the normalisation of polluting emissions.

For centuries, garlic has been used as a natural way to keep pests away. Now, a new study from Yale University scientifically confirms that garlic also interferes with pests’ ability to reproduce, deterring their mating and egg-laying behavior.

From the uneven distribution of radiation emerges one of the most important structures in the planet’s climate. A system that fuels rainforests, shapes deserts, and determines when hurricanes can form.

There are sounds present in nature or generated by the activities of any city that the human ear cannot perceive. However, the effects on the body are evident and not positive.

The United States has begun declassifying official files on UFOs, including previously unseen videos, photos, and military reports, reigniting the global debate about unidentified aerial phenomena and the possible existence of extraterrestrial life.

The latest WHO reports confirm 8 cases on the cruise ship that crossed the Atlantic after departing from Argentina. The Canary Islands are preparing to receive the vessel, where tensions continue to rise each day.

Bird migration, one of the largest natural movements on Earth, reaches peak in May, hundreds of millions of birds take to the skies toward summer breeding grounds in search of food and warmer weather.

Another round of soaking rain threatens the Southeast, where millions face flooding concerns. Behind the forecast is a bigger trend: rainfall is intensifying across most U.S. cities, increasing the risk of flash floods and deadly outcomes.

India has been battered by extreme heat, with the India Meteorological Department forecasting above-average heatwave days in several areas this year.

Of the 558 native species of freshwater fish in Europe, nearly six out of ten native species show a high level of conservation concern.