An ambitious road plan has been implemented in Norway. This will allow drivers to cross the country more quickly. Find out all the details here!
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Extreme hail has left a trail nearly 200 km long in southwestern Alberta, Canada. A supercell dumped golf-ball-sized hail and hurricane-force winds, carving a "furrow" visible from space and causing untold losses.
Day-zero droughts are periods of extreme and unprecedented water scarcity. Climate change, which is driven by fossil fuels, is throwing the global water cycle off balance, thus causing water scarcity.
As autumn settles in, millions notice an uptick in sneezing and itchy eyes. Ragweed, mold, and dust mites become major culprits, making fall allergies feel especially intense for many people.
A colossal landslide has turned a river into a torrent of mud, sweeping away cars, destroying homes and bridges, and leaving communities cut off from communication. The emergency continues, and rescuers are racing against time to recover the missing.
Nut butters have gone from lunchbox classic to health-food star—but is almond butter truly better than peanut butter, or just more expensive? Let’s find out.
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The global water cycle is delicately-balanced, and most locations rely on this balance for access to clean water. The WMO’s latest report highlights increasing imbalances and extremes globally and in parts of the U.S.
The retreat of the planet's largest enclosed sea has already exposed thousands of square kilometers. Experts warn of far-reaching ecological, economic, and social consequences in a key region for trade and energy.
The 2023 Canadian wildfires burned a record area of forest, but how many people suffered health problems or premature death caused by the air pollution?
This phenomenon is primarily observed in stratocumulus and altocumulus clouds. Depending on the light and cloud thickness, it can create spectacular visual effects. Learn more about what happened in Chaoyang, China.
Further reduction for the Marmolada glacier: collected data confirm the continued retreat of the main glacier in the Dolomites, with an average retreat of 7 metres compared to 2024.