NEWS AND REPORTS

A Vision of Earth 250 Million Years from Now Shows a Hostile World… Except for a Lucky Few (Spoiler: France Is One of Them)

Tiredearth

31 Aug 2025

Geologist Christopher Scotese imagines Earth 250 million years into the future with a new supercontinent called "Next Pangaea." The result? A sweltering world — but surprisingly, France could be one of the few habitable places left.

Climate Policy and Public Opinion: What Citizens of the Global South Really Think

Tiredearth

31 Aug 2025

A major survey published in Nature Climate Change on August 22, 2025, reveals a revealing paradox: while most citizens in seven Global South countries recognize the importance of climate change, their policy preferences shift significantly when climate measures are weighed against other pressing needs. The study offers a deep look into public understanding, trusted sources of information, and the trade-offs people are willing to make.

climate change is pushing fish stocks into the high seas, raising risks for global fisheries

Tiredearth

30 Aug 2025

New study: Half a million people died from tropical deforestation in the past two decades

Tiredearth

30 Aug 2025

A new scientific study published in Nature has revealed that large-scale deforestation across the tropics has caused more than 500,000 deaths over the past 20 years, mainly as a result of heat-related illnesses.

International Rhino Horn Smuggling Network Busted in South Africa

Tiredearth

27 Aug 2025

Wildfire Smoke Fuels Hidden Threat: Dangerous Rise in Ozone Pollution

Tiredearth

23 Aug 2025

World Humanitarian Day: Record Attacks on Aid Workers Spark Urgent Calls for Protection

Tiredearth

19 Aug 2025

violence against aid workers has reached unprecedented levels, threatening not only humanitarian staff but also the lifelines that sustain millions of civilians caught in conflict and disaster zones

Global Plastic Treaty Talks Collapse in Geneva, Recycling Pushed as Default Solution

Tiredearth

18 Aug 2025