An international study shows that two thousand years ago there was already a geomagnetic anomaly with a pattern similar to the current South Atlantic Anomaly.
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An impressive roll cloud, resembling a tsunami in the sky, astonished beachgoers at Riviera de São Lourenço in Brazil. The meteorological phenomenon was accompanied by strong wind gusts and prompted warnings from the local Civil Defence.
In our anthropogenic view of the world, humans occupy center stage and nature is malleable to meet our needs. This view must change if we are to overcome climate change.
The Lancet Countdown 2026 report confirms that climate change is already deteriorating health in Europe, with more deaths from heat, the spread of diseases, and increasing exposure to environmental risks.
The American Lung Association 2026 “State of the Air” report ranks the cleanest and most polluted cities, revealing millions of children remain at risk while climate change and policy shifts threaten decades of air quality progress.
An international survey reveals that belief in medical myths is widespread across different social groups, pointing to a decline in trust in institutions and an increase in the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare.
The names are chosen by a Specialized Hurricane Committee of the World Meteorological Organization, which maintains rotating lists of 21 alphabetical names for each basin.
Nearly 40% of Phoenix’s water comes from the Colorado River. The river is now experiencing historically low flows. City leaders are preparing for potential shortages with conservation measures and backup plans. Here’s a closer look at what’s happening.
Africa is not an immobile continent, and beneath its surface a fracture is slowly advancing and has already reached a critical stage that could open the door to a new ocean.
Equatorial waves are one of the most fascinating and decisive mechanisms in tropical climate dynamics. They play a fundamental role in the development phase of the El Niño phenomenon.
The fall in the water level of a dam in Turkey revealed an ancient city that is almost intact, with homes, tombs and religious sites that have astonished archaeologists.
Regenerative therapies and biotechnology can reduce the need for invasive surgery: an important medical breakthrough opens the way to innovative solutions for treating the most serious liver diseases without resorting to transplants.