Climate change
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USC study quantifies aluminum oxide pollution from satellite reentries
LOS ANGELES, July 7 — The aluminium oxides that flake off satellites as they burn up on reentry…
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ITER’s Chessboard: Russia Still Inside the World’s Biggest Fusion Project
CADARACHE, July 6 — The geopolitical chessboard of energy security is shifting, and the world’s largest fusion experiment…
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Indonesian Wildfires Blanket Southeast Asia in Toxic Haze
JAKARTA, Sept 6 — A thick blanket of toxic haze is again smothering large parts of Southeast Asia,…
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Nepal Floods: Foreign National Rescued Alive as Death Toll Tops 1,300
KATHMANDU, Sept. 5 — Rescue teams in Nepal pulled a foreign national alive from the tunnel of the…
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Water Mission Sends Disaster Team to Nepal for Clean Water Aid
CHARLESTON, S.C., September 2 — The story begins with water, and with what happens when it turns against…
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Himalayan Communities Face Cascading Threats as Mountains Thaw
KATHMANDU, Sept 2 — A glacier break in Nepal on Wednesday unleashed a flood described as a “mud…
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Nepal Police Put Flood Death Toll at 469 as Rescuers Search for 1,400 Missing
Bidur, August 28 — The death toll from devastating flash floods and landslides near the Nepal-Tibet border has…
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Poweshiek Skipperling Rebounds: From Nine Found in 2022 to 1,300 Released in 2025
LANSING, Mich., August 27 The sun dips low over the prairie fen, casting a golden hue on the…
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Why Environmental Infrastructure Matters to Lagos
LAGOS, August 28 Lagos’ explosive growth is forcing a rethink of what infrastructure means for Africa’s largest city.…
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Starlink Passes 10,000 Satellites, and the Daily Reentries Worry Ozone Scientists
LOS ANGELES, July 7 — A 2024 study from the University of Southern California, published in Geophysical Research…
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Lake Mead Hits Historic Lows as Colorado River Water Dispute Grows
BOULDER CITY, Nev., July 26 — The white band of mineral deposits on the canyon walls above Lake…
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A Trillion-Dollar IPO and a Million Satellites’ Worth of E-Waste
August 20, 2026 — Washington, D.C. SpaceX’s orbital data centers, built to manage the data flow of its…
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Tasmania’s renewable grid faces demand from proposed AI data centres
HOBART — Tasmania built its identity on renewable energy. Hydroelectric dams, wind farms, a grid that runs mostly…
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Northern Sea Route Cargo Is Growing, but Experts Doubt It Can Rival Suez
MOSCOW, July 18 — Against the backdrop of shifting global trade routes and accelerating Arctic ice melt, the…
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Met Office Warns Autumn Rain May Not End Drought in England and Wales
LONDON, August 15 — The Met Office’s chief meteorologist, Will Lang, has warned that anticipated autumn rainfall may…
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England and Wales Head for Driest July on Record, Met Office Figures Show
LONDON, August 15 — The United Kingdom is grappling with a severe drought, with 71.3% of England officially…
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Magnitude 7.7 Quake Off Flores Kills at Least 38 in Indonesia’s Ring of Fire
JAKARTA, August 15 — Indonesia sits astride the Pacific Ring of Fire, a vast 40,000-kilometer horseshoe-shaped belt of…
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Victorian Coalition Pledges Not to Force Early Closure of Latrobe Valley Coal Plants
MELBOURNE, August 14 — How a country powers itself is never just about electrons and turbines. In Australia,…
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Feds Skip Lake Powell Cool Water Releases for Humpback Chub to Protect Hydropower
PAGE, August 8 — The Colorado River’s once-massive reservoirs behind Glen Canyon Dam have shrunk to a shadow…
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Lightning, Not People, Burned Most of Canada’s 2023 Wildfire Land
OTTAWA, July 18 — The smoke hangs low over the boreal forest, a vast sea of coniferous trees…
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Why 2,000-Year-Old Roman Harbour Concrete Outlasts Modern Concrete
LEEDS, August 5 — The story of sand, that unassuming granular material, is inextricably linked to the history…
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NASA’s MAVEN Finds Solar Wind Stripped Mars of Its Atmosphere and Surface Water
BOULDER, August 4 — Our celestial neighbor, Mars, once held flowing rivers and perhaps even an ocean, a…
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1977 Galápagos Expedition Found the First Hydrothermal Vents and Life Without Sunlight
WOODS HOLE, Aug. 2 — The mineral-rich geysers discovered on the Pacific seafloor in 1977 rewrote the rules…
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Microplastics Found in 92% of Animals Sampled From Deep-Sea Hydrothermal Vents
NUR-SULTAN, August 2 — The integrity of global marine resources faces increasing scrutiny as a recent study revealed…
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