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Researcher climbing a large tree trunk to take measurements in the dense Amazon rainforest, illustrating the fieldwork behind the study that found trees growing fatter due to increased carbon dioxide.

Amazon Rainforest Trees Growing 3.2% Fatter Per Decade as Carbon Dioxide Levels Rise, 188 Forest Plots Show

Amazon rainforest trees have been quietly getting fatter over the past three decades, with their average size increasing by 3.2% every decade, according to a groundbreaking new study published in Nature Plants.

Govind Tekale

September 29, 2025

An aerial photograph of the lush green, densely forested Teressa Island in the Nicobar archipelago, with a pristine coastline and turquoise waters, illustrating the region's fragile ecological beauty under threat from development.

Conservation·Environment·Indigenous·News

Great Nicobar Project Targets 850,000 Trees, Shompen Tribe Threatened — ‘Grave Misadventure’ Sparks Alarm

Great Nicobar Impact Explorer The Price of Progress: Great Nicobar Island Explore the environmental and human cost of India’s $10 billion mega-infrastructure project The Great Nicobar Island Development Project proposes a massive

Rahul Somvanshi

September 28, 2025

Visualization of the cosmic web from the Flagship 2 simulation showing the network-like structure of dark matter and galaxy distribution throughout the universe, with bright yellow-white nodes connected by thin filaments against a black background.

Astronomy·Discovery·Science·Space

Flagship 2 Tracks 4 Trillion Particles to Map 3.4 Billion Galaxies in Most Extensive Universe Simulation Ever

The Euclid Consortium has just released Flagship 2, the most extensive simulation of the universe ever created. This digital model maps an astonishing 3.4 billion galaxies and tracks the gravitational interactions of

Rahul Somvanshi

September 28, 2025

Three ancient human skull fossils arranged on a light-colored surface - the original Yunxian 1, a reconstructed model of Yunxian 2 (center, dark gray), and the original Yunxian 2 fossil.

Archaeology·Discovery·News·Science

Million-Year-Old Chinese Skull Pushes Human Evolution Back 400,000 Years, Scientists Confirm

A newly reconstructed skull from China is forcing scientists to rethink when humans began to evolve. The fossil, about one million years old, suggests our species may have started emerging much earlier

Govind Tekale

September 27, 2025

Asteroid approaching Earth against the black background of space, with the blue planet visible in the frame.

Discovery·News·Science·Space

160-Meter Asteroid Created 100-Meter Tsunami: Scientists Confirm North Sea’s 43-Million-Year-Old Impact Crater

After decades of debate, scientists have finally proven that a mysterious structure beneath the North Sea was created by an asteroid strike. The Silverpit crater, located about 80 miles off Yorkshire’s coast,

Karmactive Team

September 26, 2025

Mountain lion (Puma concolor) from southern Colorado with tawny fur and characteristic facial features, mounted specimen at Garden of the Gods visitor center.

Conservation·Nature·News·Wildlife

Trump Administration Set to Remove Look-Alike Protections for 11 Species as Advocates Warn of ‘War on Biodiversity’

The Trump administration has proposed removing or revising Endangered Species Act protections for 11 animals that closely resemble threatened or endangered species. This change could affect pumas, butterflies, sturgeon, and turtles that

Govind Tekale

September 26, 2025

Drone view of Omaze’s £4 million eco-friendly prize house in Surrey Hills with modern architecture surrounded by woodland.

Architecture·Design·Sustainability·UK

£4.5M Surrey Hills Eco-Home With Tesla Powerwall and £250K Cash Prize Announced

Omaze has unveiled its latest prize house in Surrey Hills, partnering with Breast Cancer Now charity. Located in Farley Green within the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this fully furnished

Sunita Somvanshi

September 25, 2025

Chinese President Xi Jinping delivering a video address on screen at the United Nations Climate Summit with delegates seated in the General Assembly Hall watching.

China·Climate·News

China Targets 3,600 Gigawatts of Wind and Solar by 2035 in Xi’s New Climate Pledge at UN Summit

Track China’s Wind & Solar Capacity Growth: 2020 to 2035 Target 2020 600 GW 2025 ~1,400 GW 2035 3,600 GW Drag to explore renewable capacity growth 2025 Estimated Capacity: 1,400 Gigawatts Key

Rahul Somvanshi

September 25, 2025

Four world maps showing total ozone anomaly distribution from 2021-2024, with color scale ranging from blue (depletion) to red (concentration). The 2024 map shows increased ozone concentration in polar regions compared to previous years.

Climate·Environment·News·Pollution·Science

Ozone Layer Healing: Antarctic Hole Below 30-Year Average as Scientists Project Full Recovery by 2066

Earth’s protective ozone layer continues to heal, with the 2024 Antarctic ozone hole smaller than in recent years, according to the World Meteorological Organization’s (WMO) latest Ozone Bulletin. Scientists measured this year’s

Govind Tekale

September 23, 2025

Assorted fresh vegetables including carrots, tomatoes, fennel, and herbs arranged on a stainless steel roasting tray ready for cooking.

Food & Drinks·Health·UK

York University’s £47.5M Research Reveals 27 Actions to Transform UK Food System

Researchers from the University of York have created a practical blueprint to transform the UK’s food system. Their work identifies 27 specific actions that could make food healthier, fairer, and more sustainable

Govind Tekale

September 21, 2025