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In 2024, scientists have discovered thousands of new species, including unique flora, fauna, and fungi like vampire hedgehogs and pirate spiders. This year’s revelations highlight biodiversity but also draw attention …
Weird and Wonderful: The Strangest New Species of 2024 Read More
Recent job cuts at NOAA, affecting over 580 staff members, raise concerns about the future of weather forecasting and public safety. Experts warn that these layoffs will compromise NOAA’s effectiveness …
Impact of Recent Job Cuts at NOAA on Weather Forecasting and Public Safety Read More
On February 28, Ukraine and the U.S. will formalize a minerals deal, significant layoffs affected NOAA employees, a tropical cyclone has struck Réunion, a video glitch has troubled Meta, and …
Key Developments to Know for February 28: Minerals Deal, Layoffs, Cyclone, Meta, Oscars Read More
As February concludes, significant events are unfolding. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to sign a mineral deal with President Trump, while NOAA faces mass layoffs amid legal scrutiny. Tropical …
Five Key Updates for February 28: Minerals Deal, Mass Firings, and More Read More
Climate change consequences are increasingly visible, manifesting in natural disasters such as wildfires, droughts, floods, and typhoons. Reports indicate escalating damages and fatalities due to these events, with rising temperatures …
The Intensifying Impact of Climate Change: Natural Disasters on the Rise Read More
An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 7.6 struck the Caribbean Sea, triggering a temporary tsunami advisory for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Although the advisory was later canceled, …
Significant Earthquake in Caribbean Sea Triggers Tsunami Advisory Read More
A study from Curtin University has confirmed that Very Low Sulphur Fuel Oil (VLSFO) from the MV Wakashio oil spill is still present in Mauritius mangroves nearly three years post-incident. …
VLSFO Oil Spill Remains a Concern for Mauritius Mangroves Three Years On Read More
A magnitude-7.6 earthquake occurred in the Caribbean Sea, prompting tsunami warnings in Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and Cuba. Residents were advised to evacuate coastal areas, and the U.S. mainland …
Magnitude-7.6 Earthquake Strikes Caribbean, Tsunami Alerts Issued Read More
A 7.6 magnitude earthquake occurred in the Caribbean Sea, causing a temporary tsunami advisory for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, which was later canceled. The NOAA warned of potential …
Magnitude 7.6 Earthquake in Caribbean Sea Triggers Tsunami Advisory Read More
A 7.6 magnitude earthquake in the Caribbean Sea triggered temporary tsunami advisories for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. While the NTWC canceled the advisory later, NOAA warned of potential …
Magnitude 7.6 Earthquake in Caribbean Sea Triggers Tsunami Advisory Read More