Environment
Blistering summer changes Americans’ opinions on climate change
According to a new survey conducted by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, an increasing number of Americans...
Antarctic sea ice hits historic low
On Monday, the U.S. National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) revealed that Antartic sea ice hit a new low...
Climate change floods are ‘new normal,’ says NY governor
According to New York State Governor Kathy Hochul, Friday’s massive flash flood in New York City is going to be...
Mineral mining could affect US water supply
As the United States aims to mine land to extract valuable minerals like copper and lithium from the ground, the...
Mississippi drought could cause New Orleans drinking water emergency
Unusually low levels on the Mississippi River could cause salt water from the Gulf of Mexico to flood into New...
Underground heat may affect building integrity
According to research published by Northwestern University Professor Alessandro Rotta Loria, heat trapped underground in manmade structures beneath cities may...
Lego nixes plans for recycled bricks
Toy company Lego is no longer pursuing its plans to manufacture its megapopular bricks from recycled plastic bottles, the Financial...
67 countries sign UN ocean treaty
On Wednesday, 67 countries from around the world signed a new United Nations treaty surrounding the protection of the global...
UN head urges for end of fossil fuel subsidies
On Wednesday, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres called for the end of global fossil fuel subsidies, which purportedly totaled around...
Deep-sea mining could be source of minerals critical to Earth’s future
With critical minerals in high demand worldwide, some say deep-sea mining could be the solution to ongoing global mineral shortages....
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