NDA15 hours agoTropical forests destroyed at fastest recorded rate last yearverified_publisherBBC News - Mark Poynting and Esme StallardThe world's tropical forests, which provide a crucial buffer against climate change, disappeared faster than ever recorded last year, new satellite analysis suggests. Researchers estimate that 67,000 sq km (26,000 sq mi) of these pristine, old-growth forests were lost in 2024 – an area nearly as …
NDAMay 3Frozen Methane Beneath the Sea: A Climate Ticking Time BombDiscover Wild Science - Annette UyBeneath the world’s oceans, a silent and hidden force is stirring—one that could reshape our climate in ways we can barely imagine. Picture this: …
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NDA9 hours agoThe 1964 Alaska Earthquake was the most powerful in US history.Factinate - Miles BruckerOn March 27, 1964, at 5:36 p.m. local time, the ground below southern Alaska ruptured with unprecedented force. Measuring 9.2 on the moment magnitude …
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