Scientists Map Massive Deep-Sea Coral Reef off U.S. Atlantic Coast
Scientists have unveiled the largest deep-sea coral reef to date off the U.S. Atlantic coast, revealing a vast underwater ecosystem stretching over 310 miles.
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Thailand’s Fishing Crisis: When Culture Meets Climate Chaos
Thailand’s ancient fishing traditions face existential threats from unpredictable rivers and climate shifts, challenging both culture and livelihoods.
Tropical Storm Nalgae Leaves 150 Dead in Philippines, Destroys Homes
Tropical Storm Nalgae claims 150 lives in the Philippines, destroying homes and displacing thousands. Survivors report total property loss as climate experts warn of intensifying weather patterns.
Black-Necked Crane Chick’s Survival Sparks Hope Amid Climate Threats
A black-necked crane chick’s escape from a wolf attack highlights climate challenges and innovative conservation efforts on the Tibetan Plateau.
Hurricane Ida Ravages U.S. East, Claims 60 Lives
Hurricane Ida hit Louisiana on Aug 29 and struck the northeastern U.S. on Sep 1, killing at least 60 across eight states and disrupting housing, power, and travel.
India Rallies to Rebuild After Cyclone Yaas’s Destructive Path
India is recovering from Cyclone Yaas, which has caused significant loss of life, flooded villages, and destroyed businesses. Communities are uniting to rebuild and support those affected.
Texas Snowstorm Sparks Chaos: Residents Navigate Historic Freeze
Historic winter storm paralyzes Texas, causing power outages and icy roads as residents adapt to extreme conditions.