What sustains life on Earth will one day turn into an enemy and kill everything on the planet. A supercomputer has predicted the exact year everything will collapse. Science & Tech World Trending

1,000,002,021: Scientists think THIS is the year all life will vanish from Earth

Black box for Earth will record all data and events that happen as our planet nears its end because of climate change and the related catastrophes. World Trending

'Earth Black box' will tell future civilisations how Earth died of 'climate apocalypse'

A growing climate crisis is gripping Europe tonight, as a severe spring drought expands across the continent, with no clear end in sight.

Climate change fuels Europe's dry spell, faces worsening water crisis

Indonesia’s clove farmers are facing a severe crisis as rising temperatures and erratic weather patterns slash yields by 40%. the decline threatens both local livelihoods and the global spice market, where Indonesia plays a key role.

Clove yields drop 40% as Indonesian farmers feel the heat

Sea water levels are already rising because of climate change. A big earthquake will cause them to go up even more, besides delivering a blow of its own. World Science & Tech

Scientists warn of triple threat, say massive earthquake can drown parts of US

A unique project featuring animal puppets, including wildebeest, gorillas, and giraffes, is raising awareness about climate change and migration. The 'Herds' project will journey through 10 countries, highlighting the impact of climate change on wildlife and ecosystems.

Puppet parade: Animals march to raise climate awareness

Puppet parade: Animals march for raise climate awareness

The effects of climate change have now extended to something rather surprising: the world's blood supply. A new study shows how extreme weather can slow down blood donations, disrupt blood transport, and even make transfusions unsafe.

Warmer temperatures increase the need for blood while reducing supply

Extreme weather disasters, increasing as the planet warms, can curb blood donations while increasing demand, a new analysis found.

Study Warns, Climate Change Threatens World’s Supply Of Blood

Canadian scientists have discovered the total weight of a marine organism that lives inside the ocean and is crucial for the world's ecosystem. World | Trending

Organism equivalent to weight of 250 million elephants hiding inside world's oceans

India News | Rising temperatures threaten food prices and crop health, impacting essential staples like wheat and vegetables due to faster water evaporation and pest growth.

IMD's scorching summer, heatwave warning comes with a huge price tag and less 'chai'. Here's why

Gothenburg in Sweden is putting its green credentials to the test with a bold financial move. The city took out the world's first sustainably linked loan back in 2022. Now, this loan isn't just a money game—it's a commitment to environmental and social improvements. The city has set ambitious targets, including switching to renewable energy, electrifying its vehicle fleet, reducing energy used in municipal buildings, and improving life in the city's underserved neighborhoods.

Sweden: Gothenburg Misses Green Goal, Faces Fine

Hawaii is sinking at a faster rate than previously believed. Scientists have raised alarm and called for all-around efforts to protect the shoreline. World Trending

Hawaii once rose from Earth's crust. Now it is sinking at a dangerous rate. Why?

Major cities across the globe, including Taipei, Hong Kong, and Sydney, turned off their lights to observe Earth Hour 2025. Skyscrapers at Victoria Harbour, the Sydney Opera House, and Taiwan’s skyline went dark to raise awareness about climate change and energy conservation.

Cities worldwide go dark for Earth Hour 2025 initiative

Over the last three years, Earth's glaciers have melted at the fastest rate they’ve ever done on record. Recognizing this crisis, the United Nations has announced the 21st of March as World Day for Glaciers.

Glaciers might disappear within the century at current rate: Experts

Emergency services in southern Spain were searching Tuesday for a married couple after flash floods swept away their vehicle as rising waters prompted the evacuation of hundreds of homes. Authorities closed roads and canceled classes while urging people to heed safety warnings.

Heavy rains hit Spain, causing flooding and evacuations

Faced with the devastating impacts of climate change, including prolonged droughts, some pastoralist Maasai women are turning to cricket farming as a sustainable alternative for nutrition and income.

Maasai women turn to cricket farming to beat climate change

World Trending - World War III and nuclear war might become a reality. A group of over 350 experts believe a major war is on the horizon, with the US, Russia or China being the driving forces.

World War, nukes and more: Year 2035 will be 'worse than today', over 300  experts say

Yunnan Province has rapidly emerged as China's leading blueberry hub, driven by favorable climatic conditions and strategic industry initiatives. The region's vast territory, diverse microclimates, significant day-night temperature differences, and early spring warming contribute to the production of high-quality blueberries with excellent fruit shape and superior taste.

China overtakes US as world's top blueberry producer

South Sudanese farmers are turning to Excelsa, a rare and climate-resistant coffee species, to combat the effects of climate change and revive the country’s agriculture. As droughts threaten traditional crops, this resilient coffee bean offers hope for a sustainable future in the region’s growing coffee industry.

Rare coffee species can transform South Sudan's industry

A new study confirms that changes in Earth’s tilt relative to the Sun have influenced the growth and retreat of ice sheets over the past 800,000 years, driving the onset and end of eight ice ages.


'Only 11,000 years left': Scientists predict the start of next ice age! But climate change isn't the cause

As Germany prepares for a change of government, ---

Climate experts are hopeful that the country will continue to be a leader in ambitious efforts to slash planet-warming emissions,---

And will keep growing its renewable energy industries

Germany aims for 54% clean energy by 2038

Morocco is turning to the bygone concept of building earth houses to beat climate change. Watch this report for more details!

Morocco's earthen homes make a comeback

A striking red tide of macroalgae has swept across Mar del Plata and other Atlantic beaches in Argentina, creating a stunning yet puzzling phenomenon. Experts say it is not linked to climate change, but what is causing it? Watch as scientists and locals react to this rare sight.

Red tide algae covers Argentina's beaches, experts weigh in

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