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New Zealand’s oceans are warming 34% faster than the global average, putting NZ$180bn (US$104bn) worth of housing at risk of flooding, according to a new report on the nation’s marine environment. The findings come from the Ministry of the Environment and Stats NZ’s three-year assessment,

Extreme Weather Causes Significant Wheat Shortage in the UK, Study Shows Since 2020, extreme weather conditions have led to a significant loss in wheat harvests across the UK, according to a recent analysis. Droughts and floods, intensified by climate change, have resulted in a decline of over 7 million tonnes

Rescuers Assist All Remaining Trekkers Near Everest’s East Face to Safety Rescuers successfully guided the last group of trekkers near the east face of Everest in Tibet to safety, including hundreds of local guides and yak herders, authorities confirmed. This marked the conclusion of one of the largest search-and-rescue

World’s Highest Bridge Opens in Southern China, Drawing Visitorsì As a safety worker for bungee jumps and rope swings, Mr. Fu has spent years working on bridges, but his current role at the newly opened Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge stands out. “The view from here is incredible,” he tells

A humanitarian flotilla headed for Gaza was stopped by Israeli forces, following recent detentions of individuals on ships attempting to reach the conflict-stricken region, which had sparked widespread concern and demonstrations. According to the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, Israeli forces disrupted communications as they boarded at least two vessels. “International waters