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Dry Continental Crust Keeps Africa From Splitting Apart
Researchers discover dry, dehydrated continental crust is surprisingly strong, explaining why Africa's continental breakup proceeds slowly. Ancient volcanic activity removed water and CO2, creating resistant zones that current...
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Global CO2 Emissions Hit Record High in 2025
Global CO2 emissions hit record 38.1 billion tonnes in 2025, with remaining carbon budget for 1.5°C warming virtually exhausted. Climate change weakens natural carbon sinks, requiring urgent action.
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Fossil Fuel Lobbyists Dominate Brazil Climate Summit
Over 1,600 fossil fuel lobbyists attended COP30 in Brazil, outnumbering most country delegations and vulnerable nations' representatives, raising concerns about industry influence on climate policy.
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Major Electric Bus Fleet Expansion Announced for 2025
Transit agencies are accelerating electric bus adoption with major 2025 procurements and depot upgrades. The MTA's 265-bus order and infrastructure investments highlight the transition to zero-emission fleets, bringing...
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Satellite Internet Providers Target Maritime Market Growth
Satellite internet providers are aggressively targeting maritime customers with innovative service packages, achieving 20-40ms latency and serving over 38,000 vessels. Market valued at $3.2 billion with rapid commercial uptake.
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Iran Crisis: Military Moves, Nuclear Talks, and Regional Mediation
Iran faces military strikes from Israel and diplomatic pressure over its nuclear program. Gulf states and Europe are mediating, but Supreme Leader Khamenei's response is uncertain. The conflict risks broader war.