NYC Urban Heat Delays Spring in Parks, Warns Yale Researcher
Urban heat is throwing off tree timing in New York City parks. A new Yale study reveals that warmer winters are actually delaying the start of spring for trees, not speeding it
Karmactive Staff
Tesla Launches $70 Monthly Extended Warranty in Canada Instead of $3,840 Upfront Payment
Tesla has expanded its monthly Extended Service Agreement (ESA) program to Canada. This move gives Tesla owners a new way to extend their car protection after the original warranty ends, without having
Sunita Somvanshi
UN Plastics Treaty Talks Collapse as Deep Divisions Persist
The latest United Nations plastics treaty negotiations in Geneva ended without consensus on August 15, 2025, as countries failed to bridge deep divisions over how to tackle the growing global plastic pollution
Govind Tekale
Scientists Map Mysterious “Interstellar Tunnel” Near Solar System
Scientists have found a mysterious “interstellar tunnel” that links our solar system to far-off star regions, showing that space isn’t the empty void many people imagine. A team at Germany’s Max Planck
Karmactive Team
Drinkmate Recalls 106,200 Carbonation Bottles After Explosions Cause Hearing Damage and Lacerations
Drinkmate has issued a nationwide recall of approximately 106,200 carbonation bottles in the United States and 5,000 in Canada after multiple reports of the bottles exploding during use, causing serious injuries. The
Indian Research Proves Mangoes Improve Blood Sugar Control in Diabetes Patients, Overturning Conventional Advice
New research from India challenges the long-held belief that people with diabetes should avoid mangoes. Two recent clinical trials suggest that replacing bread with moderate amounts of mango at breakfast may actually
Tejal Somvanshi
MTA’s $1.97B Contract Extends Second Avenue Subway to East Harlem
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is set to approve a $1.97 billion contract that will bring subway service to East Harlem, a community that has waited decades for better transit options. The MTA
EU Organic Label Recognition Jumps to 90% With Simple ‘BIO’ Addition, 7-Country Study Finds
A small change can make a big difference. That’s what researchers have found with the EU’s organic food label, known as the “Green Leaf.” By simply adding the word “BIO” or “ECO”
Thousands Without Power as Storm Ravages Chicago Area Counties
Powerful storms with winds reaching 60 mph tore through the Chicago area Saturday, leaving tens of thousands without power and causing significant damage across multiple counties. As of Saturday evening, more than
Pain After Heart Attack Raises Death Risk by 70%, Matching Dangers of Smoking
Persistent pain a year after suffering a heart attack can increase your risk of dying early by up to 70%, matching the danger levels of smoking, diabetes, and high blood pressure, according