New report highlights 'unacceptable' levels of poverty in the NT
ABC News Australiaby Elsie Lange·53m ago
In short: New data has revealed the rising cost of essentials is making it harder for people to meet their basic needs in the Northern Territory compared to a decade ago.
Roads damaged during Bhogapuram airport construction leave villages cut off, farmers unable to reach fields
The Hinduby K Srinivasa Rao·1h ago
Heavy vehicles used to build the Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport at Bhogapuram in Vizianagaram district have damaged the roads of the villages around it, residents say.
Think Europe's public transport is green? A data-driven reality check
DW Englishby Ana Munoz Padros·1h ago
An electric plug icon on their windows makes them easy to spot in cities like Brussels and Madrid.
Loved to death: How tourists are destroying the most famous landmarks
Mail Onlineby Erin Deborah Waks·1h ago
They are among the most spectacular places on Earth – from Australia’s dazzling coral reefs to ancient temples and world-famous cities that have stood for centuries.
India cannot rescue its way out of disaster risk
Down To Earthby Amal Chandra·1h ago
India’s disaster-management system has become considerably better at seeing danger coming. Cyclones are tracked earlier, rainfall forecasts have improved, flood and tsunami warnings travel faster...
Maharashtra drought: Grape farmers fear 40% losses, onion growers weigh next crop
Down To Earthby Himanshu Nitnaware·1h ago
Grape farmers in Maharashtra fear harvest losses of up to 40% as drought and water scarcity threaten vineyards across the state.
The 11 October 2026 landslded and debris flow/flood on the Budhi Gandaki River in Gorkha district, Nepal
Eosby Dave Petley·1h ago
Information is emerging about this major event in Nepal. Helicopter video suggests that it was initiated by a very dynamic landslide – possibly a rock avalanche?
Hurricane Simon batters Mexico's Pacific Coast
DW Englishby Mahima Kapoor·1h ago
Hurricane Simon lashed vulnerable resorts and towns along Mexico's Pacific Coast on Sunday as it moved parallel to the shoreline, despite weakening to a category 3 storm.
India’s power demand may nearly double by 2036: Why renewable energy needs storage and stronger grids
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·2h ago
India’s power demand may nearly double by 2036: Why renewable energy needs storage and stronger grids India’s energy challenge is changing.
Wildlife disease surveillance at global scale needs stronger local networks: Study
Mongabay Globalby Shreya Dasgupta·2h ago
A recent study has proposed a road map for countries to better monitor wildlife health and disease outbreaks.
The sky we stopped watching
Down To Earthby Manish Ranjan·2h ago
Two things happened in August 2026, twenty days apart. On August 6, Google released a cyclone forecasting model built with the US National Hurricane Center and the UK Met Office and gave the code...
Powerful storm batters California as homes crumble into the ocean
Mail Onlineby Lauren Acton-Taylor·2h ago
A powerful storm in California has battered waterfront property as monster waves whipped up by Tropical Storm Rachel tore away nearly 30 feet of a boardwalk.
Planning a holiday? South Africa is getting more international flights this summer
The South Africanby Nicole Burger·2h ago
Planning a holiday? South Africa is getting more international flights this summer New international flights are coming to South Africa this summer.
16 people drowned to death in Bihar on the first day of Dussehra festival
The Hinduby Amarnath Tewary·2h ago
Amidst Vedic chants, shlokas and conch sounds which marked the beginning of the 10-day Dussehra festival on Sunday (October 11, 2026), at least 16 people are feared to have drowned to death in...
Young cold-blooded animals are suffering as Earth heats up
The Hinduby PTI·3h ago
Climate change is making heatwaves worse. Many people have already noticed the difference – and so too have other animals.
Global warming is turning frogs’ sex reversal into an extinction risk
The Hinduby Rupsy Khurana·3h ago
Some fish can switch sex more than once over a lifetime. In lizards, genetically male hatchlings can be born looking and functioning as females.
Invasive species may be the wrong enemy in a changing subcontinent
The Hinduby Suprabha Seshan·3h ago
Across India, campaigns against invasive alien species (IAS) are gathering administrative and judicial force. Authorities now identify, map, classify, and remove species deemed ecological threats.
India Has A New Plan to Tackle Waste in the Wild: What Will Change in Tiger Reserves
The Better Indiaby Sriroopa Dutta·3h ago
A plastic container floating in the Ramganga River might seem like an ordinary piece of litter. But in January 2020, tourists at Corbett Tiger Reserve watched a tigress and two cubs chewing one.
Policy, production concerns dominate KPA annual media briefing
The Hinduby Mini Tejaswi·3h ago
The Karnataka Planters’ Association (KPA), representing over 70% of India’s coffee growers, has reiterated its long-standing objections to the Centre’s draft Western Ghats Ecologically Sensitive...
Can Municipal Candidates Really Lower Your Taxes? | The Tyee
The Tyeeby andrea bennett·1h ago
It’s a fresh fall morning in Powell River, and the city’s aquatic centre is open for swimming. Sunlight beams through hemisphere windows, across three shared wide lines.
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