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At a depth of 5,122 meters in the sea, researchers find 167 objects at the deepest point of the Mediterranean, confirm 148 human waste items, and reveal an impressive concentration of 26,715 pieces of trash per square kilometer.
9+ hour, 12+ min ago (961+ words) Researchers identified 167 objects at the bottom of the Calypso Deep, considered the deepest point of the Mediterranean Sea and located in the Ionian Sea, while 148 of them were confirmed as waste and another 19 remained classified as items of possible human…...
After thousands of years, scientists discover water at over 300°C hidden beneath the Atlantic Ocean and reveal an energy source that may explain the mysterious Lost City and the origin of life beyond Earth.
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (1109+ words) The ocean floor still holds some of Earth’s greatest mysteries. Even after decades of research, scientists continue to find extreme environments that challenge the knowledge about the origin of life and the functioning of the planet. Now, a new discovery…...
The largest expansion of renewable energy in history did not prevent China from strengthening coal once again in just one year, highlighting an energy dilemma that could influence global markets and international climate policies.
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (543+ words) After investing more than a decade in renewable energy, China has once again expanded the use of coal in just one year, revealing how the explosion of electricity demand and industry changed the course of the world’s largest energy transition....
Forget regular asphalt: asphalt with olive pits captures carbon in Barcelona, replaces limestone with biochar, and promises to reduce the climate footprint by 76% without losing resistance to heat, humidity, cracks, and urban traffic, paving the way for new public works in cities.
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (1555+ words) The asphalt with olive pits is being tested on a stretch of approximately 2,000 square meters in the Eixample neighborhood, in Barcelona, Spain, in 2026. Developed by construction companies and university researchers, the mixture replaces limestone aggregate with biochar produced from carbon-rich…...
An abandoned quarry in Kenya, once considered unsuitable for agriculture, had its soil rebuilt with composting and biological inputs and turned into a 10-hectare farm with over 14,000 coffee trees.
5+ day, 10+ hour ago (916+ words) An abandoned quarry in Kenya underwent a recovery initiated in 2021 and transformed from an area marked by rocks and soil unsuitable for cultivation. The land was prepared with composting, biological inputs, and organic management. Farmer Jack Melly established the Kiqwetu…...
Study suggests that water can exist in two distinct liquid states and artificial intelligence reveals how these invisible structures transform
5+ day, 21+ hour ago (670+ words) On June 4, 2026, an international team presented new evidence about a mystery investigated by science for decades. Although it appears uniform, liquid water can contain two different molecular structures in constant transformation. The study was published in the scientific journal Nature…...
Advancements in construction materials place thermal tiles among the main solutions for tackling high temperatures, offering superior insulation and a direct impact on the comfort and energy efficiency of homes.
6+ day, 19+ hour ago (899+ words) Choosing the right roofing is vital for thermal comfort and energy efficiency of a building. Faced with climate variations, homeowners seek alternatives to cool environments without relying solely on air conditioning. Knowing which roof keeps the house cool helps create…...
The deepest river in the world pours 40 million liters per second into the Atlantic and creates a strip of fresh water that extends up to 800 kilometers into the ocean.
1+ week, 2+ hour ago (1080+ words) The Congo River, recognized as the deepest in the world, discharges about 40,000 cubic meters of water per second into the Atlantic Ocean. Now, a study published in 2026 revealed that this fresh water can advance approximately 800 kilometers into the sea. This…...
Scientists discover that the pressure between 2 and 6 kilometers deep in the ocean transforms "marine snow" into food, releasing up to 50% of the carbon and causing the amount of bacteria to grow 30 times in just two days.
1+ week, 1+ day ago (695+ words) Scientists have identified an unexpected source of food in the ocean depths, where extreme pressure seems to transform falling particles into an immediate supply of carbon and nitrogen for microbes. The discovery broadens the understanding of marine ecosystems and carbon…...
Two Palestinian sisters created reusable blocks from rubble in Gaza, using clay, ash, and glass powder in a simple and low-cost process, and were chosen among the 35 best teams in the world for an environmental award for young people aged 13 to 19.
1+ week, 1+ day ago (1192+ words) Palestinian sisters Tala Mousa and Farah Mousa, from Gaza, were selected among the top 35 global teams of The Earth Prize 2026 with the Build Hope – Palestine project. The proposal transforms debris from damaged buildings into reusable blocks for non-structural uses, such…...