Natural Disasters
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Deadly Gold Mine Collapse in Southwestern Colombia Leaves 14 Miners Dead and Prompts Safety Concerns
An open-pit gold mine collapse in remote Narino department kills 14 workers, injuring seven others and exposing the…
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Assessing Structural Vulnerabilities in Panama’s Regional Housing After Severe Earthquake Damage
Examining post-disaster housing assessments in Panama to understand modern building resilience following the October 9 seismic event.
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How Earthquakes and Climate Change Destabilize Slopes to Trigger Massive Landslides
Following a major earthquake in Panama that triggered over 2,300 landslides, experts explain the mechanics and environmental factors…
Energy & Mining
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Mako Mining Reports Strong Q3 Production and Key Permitting Wins for Gold Assets
Mako Mining generated $50 million in Q3 revenue as it advances permitting at Mt. Hamilton and prepares for…
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Why Global Cooperation Is the Only Path to Secure Critical Mineral Supply Chains
A new report warns that geopolitical fragmentation threatens the energy transition, as nations prioritize domestic security over global…
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Why Volodymyr Zelenskyy Faces New Vulnerabilities as Russian Strikes Target Ukrainian Power Plants
Volodymyr Zelenskyy navigates severe infrastructure threats and shifting U.S. alliances as Russian missile attacks strike energy sites across…
Space
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SpaceX’s High-Frequency Launches Raise Questions About Ground-Level Space Weather
As SpaceX executes nearly three Falcon 9 missions weekly, analysts warn that the resulting orbital debris and atmospheric…
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Japan’s H3 Rocket Evolves Into a Versatile Workhorse for Deep Space Exploration
With the debut of its long fairing, the H3 rocket is scaling up its capabilities to support complex…
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How Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Leverages Asteroid Expertise for Mars Mission
JAXA is applying lessons from its successful Hayabusa asteroid sample-return missions to execute the complex, first-of-its-kind Martian moon…
Science Discoveries
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Phobos Samples May Reveal If Mars Moons Are Captured Asteroids or Impact Debris
JAXA’s MMX mission aims to return soil from Phobos to determine if the Martian moons formed from a…
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Beyond Melanoma: The Cancers Personalized mRNA Therapy Is Tested Against Next
The Phase 3 win in melanoma is the headline. The pipeline is the story that follows. On 19…
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Caves, Rainforests and Stars: Exploring Kuala Lumpur’s Scientific Side
Kuala Lumpur’s gleaming skyline and bustling shopping districts often steal the spotlight, but beyond the city’s modern façade…
Weather
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Record-Breaking El Niño Set to Peak in 2026, Threatening 2027 Global Climate
A super El Niño event is developing in the Pacific, with forecasts predicting record-breaking sea temperatures and significant…
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Earth Records Hottest August Ever as El Niño Intensifies
GENEVA, September 14 — El Niño was one of the drivers behind the hottest August ever measured on…
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El Niño 2026 Threatens Hawaii and Pacific With Typhoons and Drought
HONOLULU, September 12 — The Pacific is running hot, and the islands in its path know what that…
More news
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How Bioconcrete Uses Bacteria and 3D Printing to Replace Energy-Intensive Cement
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Satellite Analysis Reveals Over 2,300 Landslides Triggered by Panama Earthquake
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How Seismology Connects Tectonic Shaking to Massive Mountain Landslides
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The Evolution of Nuclear Infrastructure: From Legacy Plants to Modular Reactors
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Starship’s Stainless Steel Ambitions Collide With Climate and Regulatory Realities
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How Panama’s Aftershocks Reshape Infrastructure and Risk Future Rebuilding in Central America
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How Alaska’s fjords are becoming landslide tsunami hotspots—and why no one’s prepared
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Greenland Parliament Unanimously Votes to Ban Seabed Mining Through 2029
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Japan’s Earthquake History: A Legacy of Resilience and Innovation
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Brazil’s Deforestation Drop Driven by Revived PPCDAm Plan and Satellite Enforcement