Massive Glacier Collapse Triggers Devastating Flood in Nepalese Himalayas
A 600-meter wide glacier section collapsed on Langtang Lirung, Nepal, generating a massive ice-rock avalanche that caused a destructive flood in the Lhende Khola river.
Global drought extent expands, but UN drought framework agreement stalls
Drought affected 30% of global land area in 2025, with its spread nearly tripling compared to the 1990s. Despite the increasing impacts, countries are failing to agree on a global drought management framework.
Tree planting in incorrect areas can harm climate and ecosystems
Focusing on tree planting as a universal climate solution can backfire. Planting trees in drylands can disrupt native ecosystems, harm water supplies, and threaten livelihoods instead of providing climate benefits.
Fishmeal Production Linked to Sardinella Decline in Guinea-Bissau Waters
A report indicates that populations of sardinella, a key food fish in Guinea-Bissau, are declining rapidly due to industrial fishing for fishmeal production.
Dhaka waste-to-energy project faces opposition from residents
A planned waste-to-energy project in Dhaka, set to incinerate thousands of tons of trash daily, is facing opposition from local communities concerned about air pollution.
Experts Detail 10 Ways to Make Offshore Wind Farms Eco-Friendly
New offshore wind farms can be developed responsibly to minimize ecosystem harm and support biodiversity. Strategies include careful site selection and nature-friendly structures.
Europe faces slow-motion heat emergency with widespread impacts
Europe's 2026 heatwaves reveal critical unpreparedness for sustained extreme temperatures, affecting rivers, infrastructure, and human health. City-level solutions are insufficient.
Delhi-NCR Faces Water Access Challenges Despite Government Schemes
Residents in Noida are collecting water from broken pipelines, indicating a gap between government promises and ground reality regarding universal drinking water access.
Isolated Andaman Tribe’s Coastal Ecosystem Supports Survival, Expert Says
The Sentinelese people of North Sentinel Island rely on intact coastal reefs and mangrove habitats for sustenance, with marine biodiversity supporting their traditional practices.