Luna Ring: Solar Energy from Moon to Earth

In an era where clean and renewable energy sources are more essential than ever, Shimizu Corporation has proposed a truly revolutionary concept. This prominent Japanese company intends to transform how humanity generates power by harnessing the vast and untapped energy potential of the Moon. Read more

Plastic Pollution Reaches Antarctica ‘s Only Native Insect

Scientists confirm that the southernmost insect on Earth, Belgica antarctica, is now ingesting microplastics in one of the world's most isolated regions

Even the most isolated regions on our planet are no longer safe from global plastic pollution. Environmental degradation also affects these areas. Researchers recently discovered that Belgica antarctica, the southernmost native insect on Earth, is ingesting microplastics. This occurs in its harsh natural habitat. This tiny, rice-sized midge serves as a critical recycler of nutrients. It plays this role within the fragile soil ecosystems found along the remote Antarctic Peninsula.Read more

Europe Warming at Double the Global Rate

Europe currently experiences warming at twice the global average rate. This warming leads to frequent and severe climate hazards across its diverse regions. These intensifying hazards include intense heatwaves and devastating wildfires. Rising sea levels threaten to erode Europe’s extensive and highly valuable coastal areas.Read more

Religious Diversity Around the World: Singapore and the USA Lead Global Rankings

Singapore currently stands as the most religiously diverse country in the world according to a new comprehensive global analysis. This study measures how evenly seven major religious groups are represented within the borders of each country or territory.Read more

The Kerala Story 2 Goes Beyond: The Return of a Controversial Narrative

On February 17, producer Vipul Shah officially dropped the highly anticipated trailer for the controversial sequel titled The Kerala Story 2 Goes Beyond. Consequently, the film explores themes about the alleged forceful religious conversion of Hindu girls. These conversions occur within various families across our modern society. Read more

Nearly Three Quarters of US Baby Foods are Ultra-Processed

An alarming seventy-one percent of grocery store baby food products in the United States are currently classified as ultra-processed foods. This surprising finding comes from new research published today in the well-regarded scientific journal known simply as Nutrients. Read more

When the Public Turns Hostile: Rising Violence Against Parliamentarians

Members of parliament currently face a growing wave of harassment and threats from the public, notes a report from the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU). The report, titled When the Public Turns Hostile, draws on a broad survey of five hundred nineteen global MPs.Read more