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A group of law enforcement officers, involved in seizure operation. Photo Source - EUROPOL

Europol Seizes €10M in Illegal Seafood, Arrests 62 in Major Bust

Europol’s latest crackdown reveals how criminal networks are destroying both marine life and human lives. A joint operation across France, Portugal, and Spain has seized 30 tonnes of Japanese clams and glass

Govind Tekale

January 30, 2025

🌊 Miami's Sinking Skyline: A Hidden Crisis

Architecture·Climate

Miami High-Rises Sinking: 35 Buildings Dropping Up to 8cm Since 2016

Recent findings from the University of Houston show that several of Miami’s waterfront high-rises are slowly sinking into the ground. Since 2016, 35 buildings have sunk by up to eight centimeters (three

Karmactive Staff

January 30, 2025

Representative image, Orange, Fruit, Tree images, photo source: Hans (Pixabay)

Agriculture·Climate

Climate Change: UK Farms to Grow , Chickpeas by 2080

British farms could soon grow oranges and chickpeas alongside traditional crops as climate change reshapes agriculture, according to new research by the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology. The study maps future

Rahul Somvanshi

January 30, 2025

Climate warming can potentially make bacterial and fungal infections deadlier for cold-blooded animals.

Conservation·Marine Life

Ocean Warming Escalates Coral Mortality from Bacterial Infections

Ocean warming is making bacterial infections more severe in corals, according to new research from the University of British Columbia. Scientists studied how temperature affects infections in sea life, particularly in corals

Govind Tekale

January 29, 2025

Coca-Cola's Belgian factory found high levels of a chemical Photo Source: Federal Agency for the Safety of the Food Chain

Europe·Health

Coca-Cola Recalls Drinks in Europe Over High Chlorate Levels

A routine test at Coca-Cola’s Belgian factory found high levels of a chemical called chlorate in several popular drinks. The company is now pulling these products off shelves across six European countries.

Tejal Somvanshi

January 28, 2025

A lone loggerhead sea turtle swims in the North Pacific Ocean. Photo Source - Ralph Pace

Climate·Marine Life

Loggerhead Turtles’ Feeding Grounds Shift Northward by 200 km per Decade Due to Rising Sea Temperatures

Endangered North Pacific loggerhead sea turtles are moving north at an unprecedented rate to survive warming oceans, according to new Stanford University research. The study reveals these marine reptiles are shifting their

Govind Tekale

January 28, 2025

Representative Image: Goro Nickel Mine, New Caledonia.

Climate

Nickel Mining’s Hidden Cost: Up to 500-Fold Increase in Land Use Threatens Rainforests

Every electric car battery and solar panel we use needs nickel. But getting this metal from the ground comes at a price we’re just starting to understand. New research from the University

Govind Tekale

January 28, 2025

Representative Image: Stonehenge, Wiltshire, England.

Archaeology

Stonehenge’s Altar Stone Originated from Scotland, 700 km Away

Scientists have discovered new clues about why ancient Britons rebuilt Stonehenge 4,500 years ago. The massive stone circle wasn’t just a religious site – it was also built to bring communities together

Karmactive Staff

January 27, 2025

Representative Image. Extreme supersonic winds measured on planet outside our Solar System. Photo Source: eso

Astronomy·News·Space

Astronomers Record 33,000 km/h Winds on Exoplanet WASP-127b’s Equator

Scientists have found the fastest planetary winds ever recorded in the universe on planet WASP-127b, located 500 light-years from Earth. These winds race at 33,000 kilometers per hour (20,500 mph) around the

Rahul Somvanshi

January 26, 2025

Marine Life

Box Jellyfish Threatens Queensland Swimmers Early

The current weather mix of heat, rain, and calm winds has created favorable conditions for these deadly creatures. Eimeo Surf Life Saving Club president Cynthia Hegerty notes their unusual timing: “Usually, we

Govind Tekale

January 25, 2025