Category : Climate Change


Cockroach Gut Bacteria Break Down Plastic Waste

Scientists discover Dubia cockroaches can degrade 54.9% of consumed polystyrene in 42 days through a unique host-microbe metabolic network, potentially revolutionizing plastic bioremediation.

Danish Warship Sunk by Nelson Found After 225 Years

Marine archaeologists have discovered the wreck of the Danish flagship Dannebroge, sunk by Admiral Horatio Nelson in 1801, in Copenhagen Harbor. The find comes just as construction threatens the site.

Saudi Plant Shuts Down as Iran Conflict Disrupts Gulf Oil

The Sadara Chemical Company in Saudi Arabia has halted operations due to the Iran conflict, disrupting Gulf energy infrastructure and blocking the Strait of Hormuz, with UN estimates of up to $200 billion in regional GDP loss.

Montserrat's Buried Capital: A Modern Pompeii Created by Volcano

The 1997 eruption of Soufrière Hills volcano buried Plymouth, Montserrat's capital, under ash and debris. Now an uninhabitable Exclusion Zone, it remains legally the capital while offering scientists unique insights into volcanic destruction and preservat

US Embassy Warns of Militia Attacks in Baghdad

The US Embassy in Baghdad has issued a security alert, stating that Iraqi militia groups may be planning attacks in the capital. The warning urges American citizens to exercise caution.

Earth's Breaking Point: Evidence Mounts on Planetary Limits

Scientists warn humanity is crossing critical planetary boundaries, with climate change and biodiversity loss pushing Earth toward a breaking point. Research shifts focus from population growth to unsustainable consumption patterns.

SIT Probe into Leopard Death in Barwani After Attack

Forest authorities in Barwani have formed a Special Investigation Team to probe the death of a leopard that injured five villagers. A viral video of beating was traced to Gujarat, unrelated to the incident.

Chornobyl Disaster: Nuclear Accident Legacy and Lessons

The Chornobyl disaster of 1986, caused by human error and reactor design flaws, released radioactive materials across Europe, leading to evacuations and long-term health impacts. It remains a critical lesson in nuclear safety and transparency.

NGT Orders Dehradun to Inspect Tree Concreting, Take Action

The National Green Tribunal has instructed Dehradun's forest and municipal officials to inspect and correct extensive concreting around tree trunks, following a plea by NGO Citizens for Green Doon alleging violations of tree preservation norms.

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