Ecology
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Swiss Village Buried After Glacier Collapse, One Missing
A glacier collapse in the Swiss Alps buried most of Blatten under mud and rock, leaving one person missing and extensive damage.
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UK Beach Clean-ups Highlight Marine Conservation Efforts
Beach clean-ups across the UK, led by individuals and organizations, are raising awareness about marine pollution and its impact on wildlife.
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Trump’s Climate Rollbacks: Impact on Global Policy
Donald Trump’s climate policies reversed U.S. environmental progress, withdrawing from global agreements and deregulating key protections.
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Tornado Risks Rise in U.S. Amid Unstable Weather Patterns
Tornado risks escalate in the U.S. as meteorologists warn of increasing outbreaks due to shifting climate patterns.
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26 New Microbe Species Found in NASA Cleanrooms: Study
Scientists discover 26 novel microbe species thriving in NASA cleanrooms, sparking concerns over space contamination and biotechnological opportunities.
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Breakthrough in Ocean Microplastic Detection Promises Cleaner Seas
Scientists unveil advanced remote sensing techniques to identify and map microplastics in oceans, offering hope for cleaner marine ecosystems.
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VIDA Launches ‘Charging Simple Hai’ Campaign for Electric Scooters
VIDA, powered by Hero, introduces ‘Charging Simple Hai’ campaign to simplify EV charging with removable battery technology for electric scooters.
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Historic Dust Storm Hits Chicago, Disrupts Travel
A rare dust storm swept through Chicago, reducing visibility to 500 feet and causing travel disruptions. This marks the city’s first-ever dust storm warning.
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Adani Launches India’s First Hydrogen-Powered Truck
Adani Group has launched India’s first hydrogen-powered truck in Chhattisgarh, marking a significant step towards sustainable mining logistics.
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Top Birding Hotspots in Wisconsin During Spring Migration
Discover the best birding hotspots in Wisconsin as millions of birds migrate back this spring, including Horicon Marsh and Schlitz Audubon Nature Center.
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Minor Earthquake Near Gavar Felt in Yeranos and Sarukhan
A magnitude 1.8 earthquake struck near Gavar, Armenia, on May 4, 2025, felt with a strength of 2 points in Yeranos and Sarukhan villages.
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Amulsar Loan Talks Collapse with Armenian Banks
Negotiations for a $150 million syndicated loan for the Amulsar mining project with Armenian banks have collapsed, prompting government updates.
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“Hayantar” Launches Major Forest Cleanup Along Yerevan-Sevan Highway on May 3
“Hayantar” organizes a large-scale cleanup of forests along the Yerevan-Sevan highway on May 3, engaging citizens, organizations, and authorities to restore the environment.
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Rare Hawaiian Caterpillar Uses Prey Remains as Camouflage
A newly discovered Hawaiian caterpillar, dubbed the ‘Bone Collector,’ uses insect remains for camouflage, showcasing a rare carnivorous behavior.
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Prehistoric Giant Kangaroos Stayed Close to Home, Study Finds
New research reveals that giant prehistoric kangaroos, Protemnodon, had limited ranges, preferring stable rainforest environments, which contributed to their extinction.