NEWS AND REPORTS

A forest of a million trees is born on a polluted site near Paris

Tiredearth

15 May 2025

They are still so small that they must be protected from the voracity of rabbits, but hundreds of thousands of trees are already taking root, northwest of Paris, on a former agricultural plain with soil polluted by a century of spreading the capital's wastewater.

NASA Predicts End of Life on Earth Due to the Sun and Global Warming

Tiredearth

15 May 2025

Solar radiation, electromagnetic fields, and global warming will eventually bring life on Earth to an end

India–Pakistan conflict over water reflects a region increasingly vulnerable to climate change

Tiredearth

13 May 2025

South Asian countries are increasingly treating water as a strategic asset rather than a shared resource

170 Countries Have Not Updated Their Climate Targets Ahead of COP30

Tiredearth

12 May 2025

Climate change has become both a public and official concern, despite some backsliding on commitments.

Metals and hormone-disrupting substances threaten sustainable agriculture, water management

Tiredearth

10 May 2025

This is the conclusion of doctoral research conducted by Chinese environmental scientist Yuwei Jia at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB).

World's wealthiest 10% have contributed to two-thirds of global warming since 1990, study finds

Tiredearth

07 May 2025

the world's wealthiest 10% are responsible for two-thirds of observed global warming since 1990

Spain's blackout highlights renewables' grid challenge

Tiredearth

06 May 2025

The rise of renewables presents a challenge for power grids, which must evolve to adapt as countries move away from fossil fuels.

Portable sensor offers low-cost arsenic detection for safer drinking water

Tiredearth

06 May 2025

The sensor is the first to provide on-site, accurate and repeatable results without the need for complex lab equipment or skilled labor.