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Landscape view of Lake Powell surrounded by red sandstone cliffs under a partly cloudy sky

Navajo Reservoir surges 60 feet and Lake Powell rises 22 feet but Colorado River recovery remains far from full

Weeks of destructive Southwest flooding forced evacuations and claimed lives — but they also handed two of the region’s most strained reservoirs their biggest boost in years. The question is whether that’s

Rahul Somvanshi

November 12, 2026

Indian crested porcupine (Hystrix indica) in Western Ghats

Environment

The Pest That Builds Cities Underground: Why India’s Largest Rodent Deserves Protection, Not Persecution

India's largest rodent builds 60-foot burrow cities that shelter snakes, frogs, and mammals — yet it's killed as a pest. Meet the ecosystem engineer the Western Ghats needs.

Tejal Somvanshi

October 28, 2026

"Land Ho!" in the Bayou: Two "Land Ho!" in the Bayou: Two Days of Pumping Builds an Islan "Land Ho!" in the Bayou: Two

Environment·News·USA

“Land Ho!” in the Bayou: Two Days of Pumping Builds an Island — But Louisiana Loses a Football Field Every 100 Minutes

A bayou operator pumps sand slurry to build islands in two days. But Louisiana loses 75 km²/year — a football field every 100 minutes. We verify the engineering and the scale gap.

Sunita Somvanshi

October 27, 2026

A large data center facility with server containers and cooling infrastructure visible on the building exterior

Energy·Environment·Sustainability·Technology

Google’s Finnish Forest Clearcut for Gemini AI: When “Green Energy” Powers Machine Learning at City Scale

Google's planned Finnish data center for Gemini AI may consume 2-3× Oulu's electricity. We verify the forest clearance, "green energy" claims, and the AI infrastructure land rush.

Sunita Somvanshi

October 27, 2026

Aerial view of the National Assembly building in Belgrade surrounded by city streets.

News·Policy·World

Serbia’s Students Storm Parliament With Around 135 Seats in an Election That Ends Vučić’s Era of SNS Dominance

Aleksandar Vučić spent years building Serbian political power into a structure held together by his personal authority. The Student List won Sunday’s snap parliamentary election, completing his removal from power following his

Govind Tekale

October 27, 2026

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Business

Natural Gas Prices Near Two-Month Low After 77 Bcf Storage Build

Natural Gas Prices Natural gas futures are near a two-month low, and the move matters beyond heating bills. If you buy gas for a factory, or you trade MCX and NYMEX contracts,

Sunita Somvanshi

October 27, 2026

Grey-headed flying fox hanging upside down, showing its grey head and reddish-brown neck collar

Australia·Health·Nature

NSW Flying-Fox Starvation Is Driving a 330 Percent Spike in Bat Bite Reports and Wildlife Rescuers Say the Lyssavirus Risk Has Never Been This Close to Suburban Backyards

Flying-foxes are dying in large numbers across NSW and into Victoria, and starving bats are turning up in suburban backyards during daylight hours. A flying-fox alone, grounded, or active during the day

Govind Tekale

October 24, 2026

Prince William speaking at a public engagement in London.

Health·UK

Prince William mental health: where UK readers can get help

Prince William has shared a message marking World Mental Health Day, and it may have reached you through social media. A message can start a conversation. It cannot replace urgent help. Here

Tejal Somvanshi

October 11, 2026

Large crowd of demonstrators gathered in lower Manhattan civic plaza holding signs and rallying for institutional accountability and survivor rights.

Activism·USA

I Am Jane Doe rally in New York: how common is sexual violence at US schools and colleges?

How widespread is sexual violence at schools and universities, and why are people protesting now? Hundreds rallied outside a Manhattan courthouse on October 8 under the "I Am Jane Doe" banner, one

Govind Tekale

October 9, 2026

Man speaking at press conference with Impact News microphone flags

Environment·India

Manipur’s Indigenous Communities Are Reaching Toward China After India Failed Them

Manipur’s Indigenous Communities Are Reaching Toward China After India Failed Them For over three years, the hills and valleys of Manipur have burned — not metaphorically, but literally. Churches torched. Villages razed.

Govind Tekale

October 5, 2026