Old Jeans Could Shield Your Home From the Next Heatwave
Many households keep a single pair of worn-out jeans tucked away in drawers or closets, often forgotten and destined for the trash. A French company has found a
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Thousands March in Brussels Demanding Urgent Climate Action
On Sunday, 11 October, tens of thousands of demonstrators flooded Brussels streets, marching past EU institutions to demand stronger climate measures. Police es
Warming Could Strengthen the Indian Ocean’s Role as a Climate Buffer
New research indicates that rising sea temperatures may enhance the Indian Ocean’s capacity to absorb atmospheric carbon dioxide, potentially increasing its rol
Schools must adapt timetables to survive extreme heat, union chief warns
Daniel Kebede, general secretary of the National Education Union, has called for immediate changes to school schedules. He urges leaders to consider earlier sta
EU Cyber Agency and Research Centre Begin Testing Chinese AI Models
The European Union's cybersecurity agency ENISA and the Joint Research Centre have confirmed they are testing Chinese open-source artificial intelligence models
Bosnia’s Political Landscape Remains Trapped in Nationalist Cycles
Bosnia and Herzegovina faces a troubling political outlook as three nationalist parties prepare to reclaim dominance. This trend suggests the country is reverti
The Caspian Sea has been shrinking for decades, and now a new island has emerged in its northern waters near Kazakhstan
Aerial images reveal a landmass forming where water once covered the seabed, a visible sign of the sea’s ongoing retreat. Scientists say the phenomenon results
Scientists Trusting Technology Less Likely to Act on Climate Change
A recent study shows that researchers who place confidence in technological fixes are less inclined to adopt personal or policy changes to combat climate change
Pacific Leaders Demand Firm Commitment to Fossil Fuel Exit
Pacific island leaders gathered in Tuvalu this week to demand that the historic global agreement to transition away from fossil fuels remains fully protected ag
Supreme Court Weighs Liability of Energy Giants for Climate Change
The United States Supreme Court convened on October 5, 2026, to hear oral arguments in a landmark legal dispute. The case determines whether major energy corpor
Green Party in England and Wales abandons long-standing opposition to nuclear energy
The Green Party in England and Wales has officially dropped its decades-long commitment to phase out nuclear power, marking a significant shift in its energy po
Mountaineer Combines Cancer Research With Extreme Altitude Living
Delano D Souza is conducting unique research at eight thousand meters elevation to study cancer and quality of life. The mountaineer collaborates with Dr. Shaun