Climate change

Covering climate change issues and sustainable solutions to protect the environment.

Scientists Warn: The World is Still Heading Towards a Dangerous Climate Future

The ongoing warming is widening the gap between rich and poor countries, which could lead to further geopolitical instability in the coming decades.

The Fear of Humans Drives Wild Animals to the Brink of Extinction

A recent study has shown that the continuous human presence in the habitats of wild animals has become a constant source of fear for them, negatively affecting their behavior and chances of survival.

Alaska Floods 2025: Widespread Destruction and Displacement of Thousands in the Natural Disaster

Powerful floods swept through Alaska in October 2025, leading to the displacement of thousands and widespread destruction in villages. Authorities are calling for immediate intervention from the federal government to support rescue efforts.

A Mysterious Glow in the Heart of the Milky Way Confuses Scientists... Have We Come Closer to Unraveling the Mystery of Dark Matter?

Astronomers have observed a mysterious glow of gamma rays rising from the heart of the Milky Way galaxy, in a discovery that experts describe as potentially the key to the greatest secrets of the universe.

The Gaza Fishermen Catch a Whale Shark After Spotting It Off the Coast of the Strip

Recently, the Palestinian coasts witnessed the appearance of a massive whale shark, before it moved to the waters of the Gaza Strip where local fishermen managed to catch it within the fishing zone there.

Uruguay Approves 'Death with Dignity' Law to Legalize Euthanasia

The Uruguayan Senate approved a law on Wednesday that permits euthanasia under specific conditions, after years of debate in parliament. The vote passed with a majority of 20 votes out of 31 members present at the session, following the House of Representatives' approval of the law last August.

Dead Dolphins in Florida Reveal Brain Abnormalities Warning Humans of Rising Environmental Danger

Examinations revealed that the brains of the affected dolphins contained accumulations of beta-amyloid protein and tau protein tangles, which are hallmarks of Alzheimer's disease.

NASA Astronaut Documents Rare Celestial Scene from the International Space Station

This brightness is a growing concern for astronomers, as it may interfere with astronomical observations.

The Southern Ocean Current is Shifting: A Hidden Change That Could Reshape Earth's Climate

The Southern current acts as a natural thermal regulator, transporting heat and nutrients between the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. Its strength relies on the fierce southwesterly winds that are unimpeded by land.

More than half of the bird species in the world are declining due to deforestation

61% of the bird species currently assessed are experiencing a decline in their populations, compared to 44% just nine years ago according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature's red list.

International Union for Conservation of Nature: 100 species of wild bees in Europe are threatened with extinction

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) warned that about 100 species of wild bees in Europe are facing the risk of extinction due to the increasing environmental threats affecting wild pollinators.

Egypt Reveals Its Plans to Address Nile Flows and Open Toshka Spillway

The Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation in Egypt announced on Saturday the details of its plan to address the sudden flows coming from the upper Nile, whether due to floods in Sudan or the management of the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.

The Reflect Orbital Project Sparks Global Controversy Between Innovation and Environmental Threat

Plans to launch a constellation of satellites designed to reflect sunlight towards Earth after sunset, to provide "sunlight on demand."

Abu Dhabi Hosts the World Conservation Conference 2025 with Wide International Participation

The United Arab Emirates is preparing to welcome the world to the World Conservation Conference 2025, which will take place in Abu Dhabi from October 9 to 15, organized jointly by the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment and the Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi.

Egyptian Meteorology: Strong Winds and High Waves on 7 Coastal Governorates

The Egyptian Meteorological Authority warns: Disturbances in the weather hit the northern coasts today, with active winds and high waves... urgent warnings for citizens and relevant authorities.

Floods in Cambodia Submerge 11 Provinces and Force Thousands of Families to Displace

The tropical storm "Bualoi" and the heavy rains that have been ongoing since October 2 have caused widespread flooding affecting 11 provinces in Cambodia, leading to more than 33,000 families being affected, and thousands of families being forced to leave their homes in search of safer areas.

A 6 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes the Eastern Coast of Japan's Honshu Island

Reuters reported that a 6 magnitude earthquake struck the eastern coast of Honshu Island, Japan's largest island, on Saturday evening.

Egypt justifies the flooding of lands on the banks of the Nile due to the discharge of water from the High Dam

The spokesperson for the Egyptian Ministry of Irrigation, Mohamed Ghanem, confirmed that the flooding of agricultural lands on the banks of the Nile River was a result of discharging large quantities of water from the High Dam in preparation for the upcoming flood from Ethiopia and Sudan.

International Report: The Global Food System Undermines Efforts to Combat Climate Change

International experts warned in a new report that the global food production system poses a major obstacle to achieving the goals of limiting global warming, at a time when billions of people suffer from a lack of healthy nutrition.

5.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Istanbul and Causes Panic

The Turkish Earthquake Monitoring Institute announced today, Thursday, that an earthquake measuring 5.19 on the Richter scale occurred in various regions of Turkey, including the city of Istanbul.

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