Swiss Glaciers Shed 3% Ice Mass Amid Light Snowfall and Heatwave
Swiss glaciers lost 3% of their ice after a snow-poor winter and June heatwaves, marking the fourth-largest annual decline on record.
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Death Toll in Cebu Quake Rises to 69 Amid 600+ Aftershocks
Death toll in Cebu’s 6.9 quake rises to 69 as aftershocks surpass 600. Emergency teams race to rescue survivors and rebuild communities.
Antarctic Sea Ice Hits Third-Lowest Winter Peak on Record
Antarctic sea ice peaked at 17.81 million sq km on Sept 17, marking the third-lowest winter maximum in 47 years and highlighting climate change’s grip on the southern pole.
Digital Age Ushers New Era for Biosphere Protection at UNESCO Congress
At the 5th World Congress of Biosphere Reserves in Hangzhou, UNESCO delegates explore how digital-age tools can drive biosphere protection and sustainable development globally.
Typhoon Ragasa Claims Six Lives, Floods Northern Philippines
Super typhoon Ragasa leaves six dead in the northern Philippines, triggering floods, landslides, and ongoing searches for missing fishermen.
Colombia Leads Climate Action as UN Warns 6M Children at Poverty Risk
Colombia hosts key climate and biodiversity summits as the UN warns nearly 6 million more children in Latin America could fall into poverty by 2030.
Wild Chimps Drink a Daily Equivalent of Beer: Evolutionary Hangover
New research reveals wild chimps consume the alcohol equivalent of a pint of beer daily, shedding light on our evolutionary taste for booze.
IMD Issues Red Alert for Extreme Rain in Mumbai
The India Meteorological Department has issued a red alert for very heavy to extremely heavy rains in Mumbai, warning residents to brace for potential flooding and disruptions.
China Allocates ÂĄ940M for Flood-Hit Regions Relief
China allocates 940 million yuan to support flood-hit regions, funding crop replanting and farm repairs in Fujian, Guangdong, Xinjiang and Gansu.
Peru’s Andes Glaciers Vanish, Water Crisis on the Horizon
In the past 50 years, Peru’s Andes glaciers have lost 56% of their ice. New research warns this rapid melt could undermine water supplies for millions, sparking a looming crisis.