Our Planet

In the past five decades, both hurricanes and tornadoes have shown a worrying increase in frequency, strength, and unpredictability. While weather variability is natural, growing scientific evidence suggests that climate…

Over the past five decades, the frequency and intensity of floods have increased significantly across the globe. Once considered seasonal or regional events, floods are now occurring in unexpected places,…

Over the past five decades, scientists have observed a noticeable rise in seismic activity worldwide. Earthquakes, both large and small, appear to be occurring with greater frequency and intensity in…

The Siberian Traps erupted around 252 million years ago, coinciding with the Permian-Triassic extinction — the most devastating mass extinction the planet has ever experienced. But what triggered these eruptions?…

The Permian extinction, also known as "The Great Dying," was the most severe mass extinction event in Earth's history. Occurring around 252 million years ago, it marked the end of…

While most discussions about Antarctica’s melting focus on rising air temperatures and shrinking glaciers, a less visible but equally critical process is unfolding beneath the ice: geothermal heating. Over the…