Space agencies reduce the risk of asteroid impact, while scientists discover a victim of Vesuvius whose brain turned to glass. Plus, marine life repopulates the Catalan coast. Read more...

Social media, especially TikTok, is driving a surge in Antarctic tourism, prompting discussions about visitor fees to manage crowds and protect the fragile ecosystem. China is also expanding its presence with a new research station. Read more...

Global nature protection agreements, urban heritage preservation, and concerns over stray animal management are in the news. Read on for updates on these pressing issues. Read more...

This week in sports: Real Madrid faces UEFA sanctions, CU Buffs rally in the Big 12, and Ugandan athletes shine in the Wildlife Marathon. Read more...

Countries have agreed on a roadmap to secure $200 billion annually by 2030 for biodiversity protection. This follows a 2022 agreement and focuses on establishing the necessary financial mechanisms. Read more...

A look at recent scientific findings reveals record low sea ice levels, prolonged hot and dry weather forecasts, declining butterfly populations, and a study on parental favoritism. Read more...

Italy debates converting automotive industry to defense amid Ukraine policy scrutiny. WWF founder Fulco Pratesi passes away, remembered for his environmental legacy. Read more...

A new project in Scotland aims to restore vital seagrass beds lost across Britain by planting 14 hectares over three years, alongside the release of Scottish beavers in England. Read more...

A young wolf has been sighted in the Zuiderkempen region of Belgium, near the E313 highway. Concerns are being raised about the wolf's safety. Read more...

California is at the forefront of environmental and workplace shifts, with new mandates ranging from gas car bans to requiring state employees to return to in-person work. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin emphasizes conservative environmental stewardship. Read more...

Recent news from Belgium includes café closures in Aalst for Carnival, new energy-saving laws in Brussels, and a beaver problem in Dilsen-Stokkem. Read more...

This week's business review covers Azerbaijan's precious metals market, water resource assessments, and a Turkish logistics company's market exit. Read more...

A global news update: International jaguar poaching in Bolivia, spring temperatures in Europe, a school mirror ban, and an American's life in Berlin. Read more...

Recent science news includes mice with mammoth hair, early water formation after the Big Bang, and the discovery of 1.5-million-year-old bone axes. Read more...

Discover 10 eco-friendly design choices for a greener, more sustainable home in 2025. Reduce your carbon footprint, lower energy costs, and improve your living environment. Read more...

From asteroid mining prospects to megabergs and spiteful flat-earthers, science news is full of surprises. We cover the latest breakthroughs and peculiar findings. Read more...

This week's environmental news highlights include record low sea ice, a historic beaver release in England, concerns over rainfall impacting trees, and controversial wild horse management in Australia. Read more...

The world's largest iceberg, A23a, has run aground near South Georgia after drifting north from Antarctica since 2020, potentially averting a collision with a vital wildlife breeding site. Read more...

Stay updated on the latest Malaysian news: EPF policies, a prison scam exposed, human-wildlife conflict solutions, a gang clash manhunt, and new p-hailing regulations. Read more...

Iran grapples with internal political strife as conservatives undermine the president's agenda, while also facing external pressures and dwindling water reserves. The UK imposes registration rules on residents working for Iranian entities. Read more...