TheTravel • 11th April 2025

Hidden "Plumbing" In Antarctica Is Revealing Invisible Secrets To Scientists

A first-of-its-kind research venture has come full circle in the climate science community. The latest report published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters reveals highly accurate data concerning the melting of glaciers and ice sheets in Antarctica.

TheTravel • 9th April 2025

Greenland Shows Problematic Signs After Adding 1,000 Miles Of Coastline

As climate change worsens, seashores are being reshaped around the Arctic.

TheTravel • 8th April 2025

NASA's Telescope Is Turning Heads After Spotting The Mesmerizing "Cosmic Tornado"

Using its famous James Webb Space Telescope, NASA is bringing to life a glowing Herbig-Haro object.

TheTravel • 7th April 2025

Chicago-Sized Iceberg Broke Off From Antarctica And Revealed A Startling Surprise

Scientists have been gifted with a first-ever view of exposed sea floor in the Bellingshausen Sea.

MSN • 6th April 2025

This State Is Sinking Much Faster Than We Thought

MSN • 4th April 2025

Why Scientists Are Excited About A Canoe

TheTravel • 4th April 2025

Scientists Warn This Part Of The U.S. Is Sinking 40 Times Faster Than Thought

The latest research reveals that some of the biggest tourism hotspots in the United States could be submerged in water by 2050.

Flipboard • 3rd April 2025

Hawaii is going under the sea, and it's not taking its time with it

TheTravel • 1st April 2025

Why Gravity Is "Missing" In This Bizarre Part Of Canada

A strange scientific phenomenon occurs in the Great White North, where the gravity appears to be lower than global averages.

TheTravel • 27th March 2025

One Of The Most Mysterious Ancient Egyptian Cities Is Disappearing Alarmingly Fast

Perhaps among the top historical wonders of the world, this gem in Egypt's rich archeology could disappear due to climate change.

USA Today • 24th March 2025

How to reduce your carbon footprint in 10 easy steps

Your daily choices impact your personal carbon footprint.

TheTravel • 17th March 2025

Oregon's Mysterious But Deadly Hole That "Drains" The Ocean

Amidst the technicolor tidal pools and glittering rocks of the coast sits what looks to be a bottomless pit into the sea.

TheTravel • 12th March 2025

3 Olympic Pools' Worth Of Glacier Ice Melting Per Second, New Study Reveals

According to the latest research, glaciers worldwide have lost 5% of their volume since 2000.

Seacoast Oldies • 10th March 2025

7 climate-resistant home upgrades to build resilience in extreme weather

Here are seven climate-resistant home upgrades to consider.

USA Today • 10th March 2025

7 ways to climate change-proof your home against extreme weather

When you take measures to climate change-proof your home, it contributes to your community's resilience

TheTravel • 10th March 2025

Volcanic Catastrophe Could Hit This Part Of The U.S. Without Warning & Kill Thousands In 30 Minutes

In a remote corner of the U.S., active volcanoes wait patiently above the ridgelines, leaving residents on edge.

TheTravel • 5th March 2025

A Thousand-Year-Old Ancient Secret Is Discovered In Alaska

Just north of Anchorage, experts found food caches left behind by Indigenous people 1,000 years ago, and it's shedding new light on life in Alaska.

TheTravel • 4th March 2025

Decapitated 2,000-Year-Old Bog Remains Are Of Someone Unexpected, & The Mysterious Cause Of Death Is Now Known

What was thought to be the remains of a teenage boy is now determined to be something else entirely.

TheTravel • 27th February 2025

This U.S. State Is Melting Fast, & You Can Literally See It Happening

NASA's latest imagery is bringing to life the snow-less winter that parts of a famously snowy state have been experiencing.

TheTravel • 21st February 2025

This Rare Volcano Spews Blue Lava & Is Becoming A Dark Tourism Hot Spot

Speckling the vibrant islands of Indonesia is the Ijen volcano complex, a group of 10 stratovolcanoes that have been shaping the region for millennia. Among these cones is Mount Ijen, home to a sparkling turquoise lake and beneath, lava. During the day, visitors to the crater can spot floating bits of neon yellow sulfur, courtesy of its very active piping. At night, it’s another story.