US WARNS OF POWERFUL GEOMAGNETIC STORM FOLLOWING SOLAR ERUPTION

Wed 03 December 2025: US space weather forecasters have issued a geomagnetic storm watch for December 3–4, warning of possible minor disruptions to power grids, satellite operations, and high-frequency communications. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Space Weather Prediction Center classified the alert as a G2 level on Monday, meaning “moderate” storm conditions are […]

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OVER 1,140 DEAD AS DEVASTATING FLOODS SWEEP INDONESIA, SRI LANKA, AND THAILAND

Tue 02 December 2025: The death toll from the ongoing floods and landslides in four countries in South and Southeast Asia climbed to over 1,400, as hundreds are still missing amid continued search and rescue operations, according to data shared by local governments. Unprecedented floods, landslides, storms, and cyclones have wreaked havoc across Indonesia, Malaysia, […]

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EXTREME HEAT THREAT TO ENGULF 90% OF SOUTH ASIA’S POPULATION BY 2030

Tue 25 November 2025: According to a new World Bank report released on Monday, by 2030, around 90% of people in South Asia could face extreme heat risks, while nearly 25% may be vulnerable to severe flooding. The report, titled “From Risk to Resilience: Helping People and Firms Adapt in South Asia,” based on case […]

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COP30 REJECTS FOSSIL FUEL PHASE-OUT AMID OPEN PROTESTS FROM SOME COUNTRIES

Sun 23 November 2025: The UN climate change conference, COP30, concluded Saturday in Brazil without a clear commitment to phase out fossil fuels, igniting immediate open protests from dozens of countries that warned that the summit’s final draft undermines the global fight to limit warming to 1.5°C (2.7°F). The draft agreement, proposed by the Brazilian […]

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IRAN’S CAPITAL FACES UNPRECEDENTED WATER SHORTAGES AND EVEN POSSIBLE EVACUATION. WHAT CHANGES COULD HELP?

Wed 19 November 2025: Iran is facing its most severe water crisis in more than six decades. Major dams supplying drinking water to provinces with millions of residents are nearly empty, and groundwater reserves have been depleted. Many cities have endured an entire autumn without a single drop of rain. In the capital, Tehran, and in Mashhad, the country’s second-largest city, in […]

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UK UNVEILS £75M PLAN TO SHIFT FROM ANIMAL TESTING TO AI TECH

Thu 13 November 2025: The UK government on Tuesday announced a £75 million ($98 million) strategy to phase out animal testing in science, replacing it with advanced alternative technologies. Unveiled by Science Minister Patrick Vallance, the plan sets out a roadmap to reduce and ultimately end animal use in research and safety testing, while maintaining rigorous standards for human health […]

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MASSIVE WILDFIRE ENGULFS 1,800 HECTARES IN NEW ZEALAND’S TONGARIRO NATIONAL PARK

Sun 09  November 2025: A wildfire has engulfed up to 1,800 hectares (4,448 acres) of New Zealand’s Tongariro National Park since Saturday. No casualties or structural damage have been reported. Evacuations are ongoing for campers in the park and nearby facilities. On Saturday, 43 hikers and a warden were airlifted to safety, and nine more […]

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ANTARCTIC GLACIER SHRANK 8 KILOMETERS IN JUST 2 MONTHS, STUDY FINDS

Sat 08 November 2025: An Antarctic glacier lost nearly half its length in just two months — the fastest retreat ever recorded — according to a study published Monday in Nature Geoscience. Researchers found that the Hektoria Glacier, located on the eastern Antarctic Peninsula, retreated about 8.2 kilometers (5 miles) between November and December 2022. The glacier […]

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BLACK HOLE UNLEASHES BRIGHTEST FLARE EVER: WAS A MASSIVE STAR RIPPED APART?

Wed 05 November 2025: The brightest flare ever recorded from a black hole was probably triggered by the violent shredding of a massive star, reports said on Tuesday. The event, first spotted in 2018, reached a brightness more than 10 trillion times greater than the Sun, according to the journal Nature Astronomy. “It didn’t seem nearly […]

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