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Humanity locked in a 'spiral of self-destruction' unless we change our perception of risk, UN says'Optimism, underestimation and invincibility' have pushed humanity into a 'spiral of self-destruction,' new UN Global Assessment Report says
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Ancient solar storm smashed Earth at the wrong part of the sun's cycle — and scientists are concernedResearchers detected a powerful solar storm that hit Earth 9,200 years ago. Strangely, the storm hit during a solar minimum -- and scientists worry it could happen again.
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More than 1,000 earthquakes swarmed Yellowstone Park last month. Is 'the big one' nearing?At least 1,008 earthquakes swarmed Yellowstone National Park in July 2021, the most in a single month since June 2017.
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Ignoring climate change will yield 'untold suffering,' panel of 14,000 scientists warnsA new report signed by 14,000 scientists assesses Earth's 'vital signs,' and finds 'untold suffering' awaits if climate change isn't dealt with soon.
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Huge sinkhole bursts open near underwater 'blowhole' in South Australian coastA large 40-foot-wide sinkhole opened suddenly near South Australia's ancient Limestone Coast, threatening to break away even more
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What was the deadliest day in US history?It's impossible to know for sure the deadliest day in U.S. history because you can end up comparing apples with oranges.
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Millions of tons of nuclear wastewater from Fukushima will be dumped into the seaThe Japanese government announced plans to dump more than 1 million tons of treated wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the ocean, beginning in two years.
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18 dead and hundreds missing in catastrophic Himalayan avalanchePart of a glacier collapsed in the Indian Himalayas, triggering an avalanche that destroyed one dam and damaged another. Hundreds are feared missing or dead.
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The planet is dying faster than we thoughtA triple-threat of climate change, biodiversity loss and overpopulation is bearing down on Earth, a new paper from 17 scientists warns.
