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Two researchers in a laboratory setting - a female scientist in a white lab coat on the left and a male scientist in a blue checkered shirt on the right, examining laboratory equipment in what appears to be a neuroscience research facility

Parkinson’s Neurons “Burning Out From Excessive Activity” – Study Links 8 Million Cases to Cellular Overwork

Scientists have uncovered a surprising insight into why brain cells die in Parkinson’s disease – they might simply be working too hard. The finding could open new doors for treating this debilitating

Tejal Somvanshi

September 16, 2025

Bottom trawler on the Grand Banks pulling a large green fishing net from the ocean.

Conservation·Environment·Latest·Maritime·Nature·News·UK

UK’s ‘Protected’ Marine Areas Hit by 20,600+ Hours of Bottom Trawling as Government Rejects Blanket Bans

When Marine Protected Areas fail to protect marine life, their very purpose crumbles. British seas face this exact crisis today. Over 20,600 hours of bottom trawling occurred in UK offshore MPAs during

Govind Tekale

September 15, 2025

Tree stumps and partially cleared forest area near the Negro river in the Brazilian Amazon, showing deforestation with remaining forest visible in the background.

Climate·Forest·Latin America·Nature

Amazon Deforestation Causes 74.5% of Rainfall Decline, Critical 10-40% Forest Loss Threshold Identified

Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon is responsible for approximately 74.5% of the reduction in rainfall and 16.5% of the temperature increase during the dry season, according to a Nature Communications study published

Karmactive Team

September 15, 2025

Rocket launching with bright orange flames and white exhaust plumes against cloudy sky during liftoff

China·Health·Science·Space

Shenzhou-20 Astronauts Study How Microgravity Affects Human Brain and AI Trust

China’s Tiangong space station is buzzing with scientific activity as the Shenzhou-20 crew makes significant progress on several important experiments. Astronauts Chen Dong, Chen Zhongrui, and Wang Jie are conducting studies across

Karmactive Team

September 15, 2025

Research vessel Sikuliaq surrounded by Arctic ice floes with scientists conducting fieldwork on frozen surface during 2023 Chukchi Sea expedition to collect diatom samples from polar ice cores

Climate·Discovery·Science

Arctic Diatoms Move at -15°C: “Super Surprising” Life Breaks Temperature Records in Ice

Scientists have discovered that tiny algae inside Arctic ice aren’t just surviving – they’re actively moving at the coldest temperatures ever recorded for living cells. These single-celled algae, called diatoms, can glide

Govind Tekale

September 15, 2025

Illustrative image representing access to urban green spaces in early childhood; used to accompany a Rutgers study on neurodevelopmental outcomes.

Environment·Health·USA

Green Spaces Cut Kids’ Autism Risk 17%, Intellectual Disability 34% in 1.84M Child Study

New research finds that living near green areas is associated with a lower risk of several neurodevelopmental disorders in children. A multi-institution study led by Rutgers University researchers analyzed more than 1.84

Rahul Somvanshi

September 14, 2025

Black exhaust smoke billowing from a yellow bus with license plate CC 067 against a gray road surface

Climate·News·USA

EPA to End Greenhouse Gas Reporting: ‘$2.4B Savings’ vs ‘Blinds Americans to Climate Facts,’ Critics Say

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced plans to eliminate its Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP), a system that has tracked carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions from over 8,000 industrial

Govind Tekale

September 14, 2025

Misty tropical rainforest in Indonesia with tall trees creating a dense canopy and lush green understory vegetation.

Asia·Forest·News

4.2 Million Hectares at Risk: Indonesia Reclaims Land from Companies Without Forest Permits

Indonesia has seized parcels of land from two nickel mining companies that failed to secure proper forestry permits, officials announced Friday. The government task force took 148 hectares from PT Weda Bay

Karmactive Staff

September 13, 2025

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission headquarters building in Washington D.C., featuring a modern glass facade with American flags displayed at the entrance.

Climate·News·USA

SEC Climate Rule Frozen by Court as Trump Administration Halts Defense: 55% Drop in ESG Proposals

The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals put legal challenges to the SEC’s climate disclosure rule on hold Friday, waiting for the agency to clarify its plans for the controversial regulation. The court’s

Govind Tekale

September 13, 2025

Indigenous person sitting on a rock overlooking a river in the Amazon rainforest at sunset, surrounded by dense forest vegetation.

Health·News

Indigenous Amazon Forests Block 27 Diseases Affecting 33M People, IUCN Study Shows

New research shows that healthy forests on Indigenous lands across the Amazon rainforest are helping to reduce the spread of 27 different diseases that threaten the region’s 33 million people. The study,

Tejal Somvanshi

September 13, 2025