NOAA Warns El Niño Could Trigger Widespread High Tide Flooding in 2026
NOAA cautions that the expected El Niño this summer may cause frequent coastal flooding due to rising sea levels and intensified tidal patterns
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Scientists Identify New Giant Dinosaur in Thailand Weighing 27 Tons
Researchers announce discovery of Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis, a massive sauropod dinosaur weighing as much as nine adult Asian elephants
Growing El Niño May Boost Pacific, Suppress Atlantic Hurricane Seasons in 2026
Rising Pacific Ocean temperatures from El Niño are expected to increase hurricane activity in the Eastern Pacific while reducing storms in the Atlantic for…
Antarctic Treaty Talks in Japan Focus on Emperor Penguin Protection
Nearly 60 countries meet in Hiroshima to address endangered emperor penguin status and growing tourism pressures in Antarctica amid climate change concerns
Microsoft’s Data Center Expansion Challenges Its Clean Energy Goals
Microsoft’s plans to build large AI-powered data centers are prompting delays and possible abandonment of its renewable energy targets, raising concerns over environmental impacts…
Trump encourages public to “have fun” with Pentagon UFO document release
The Pentagon released previously classified UFO files, with former President Trump inviting the public to interpret the information freely
Nine Tribes File Lawsuit to Halt Black Hills Graphite Drilling Near Sacred Site
Nine Native American tribes have sued federal agencies to stop exploratory drilling near Pe'Sla, a sacred Black Hills site important for Sioux cultural and…
Cyclone Maila’s Rains Trigger Deadly Landslides in Papua New Guinea
Severe rainfall from Tropical Cyclone Maila caused multiple landslides in East New Britain, Papua New Guinea, resulting in several fatalities and significant terrain damage
Trump Administration Fires Entire National Science Board
The Trump administration abruptly terminated all members of the National Science Board, the independent body overseeing the National Science Foundation’s direction and funding decisions
Endangered Sumatran Orangutan Uses Canopy Bridge to Cross Road
A young Sumatran orangutan was filmed for the first time using a man-made canopy bridge to cross a public road dividing its habitat in…