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Climate Crisis Will Change Taste of Beer, Making It More Expensive

A new study shows that the quality and taste of beer is going down, and it might become more expensive in bars due to climate change. Experts warn beer prices could rise in the future for British and European...

More Than 1,000 Birds Killed After Hitting Chicago Building

In a single night, over a thousand birds on a migration journey were killed when they collided with a building in Chicago. The unfortunate incident occurred as a result of a combination of migration time, harsh weather, and the...

Climate Crisis Costing $16M an Hour in Extreme Weather Damage

The impact of the climate crisis, as caused by extreme weather events, has incurred a cost of sixteen million dollars per hour over the course of the past two decades, according to a recent estimate. These extreme events, including storms,...

Europe’s Highest Mountain Mont Blanc Shrunk Over 2 Meters

The tallest mountain in France has become shorter in the past two years, as reported by experts. Mont Blanc, which is the highest point, now stands at 4,805.59 meters (15,766 feet 4 inches), which is 2.22 meters less than...

Mystery of Oxford Sky Ignition Solved

The mystery of the Oxford sky ignition, in UK, has been solved, and police have revealed the cause of the spectacular explosion. Residents have witnessed a stunning event. The night sky suddenly lit up and smoke filled the atmosphere...

Heavy Rain in New York City Causes Life-Threatening Flooding

Unprecedented rain in New York City on Friday, September 29, led to a major problem: too much rainwater for the city's sewer system to handle. This caused serious flooding in the streets, basements, schools, subways, and even cars in...

Swiss Glaciers Lose 10% of Their Volume in Two Years

The Swiss glaciers have diminished in size by a significant ten percent over a mere span of two years. This startling revelation is attributed to climate change. As a result, earth is experiencing hot summers and winters characterized by alarmingly...

Central Greece Flooded Again Following Storm Elias

Parts of Central Greece have been flooded for a second time in less than a month as Storm Elias batters the country with torrential rain and thunderstorms. The worst affected areas are the city of Volos in Thessaly and Northern...

Floods Hit Evia, Greece Following Storm ‘Elias’

The northern part of the island of Evia, Greece was hit by floods on Wednesday following torrential rains brought on by the weather system Elias. More than 40 homes in the town of Rovies on the island's northwest coast have...

Overnight Lightning Turns Night to Day as Storm Hits Athens

A storm with hundreds of lightning strikes hit Athens in the early hours of Wednesday as the Elias weather system continued to affect several parts of Greece. Residents in Athens and several other regions of Greece received text messages through...

Antarctic Sea Ice Shrinks to Lowest Annual Maximum Level

There has been a new annual record set for the least amount of Antarctic sea ice surrounding the continent. This new record surpasses the previous lowest amount by a whopping one million square kilometers. This achievement is part of a...

Greece on High Alert as New Storms Approach

A meeting to prepare for a new wave of stormy weather in Greece took place at the Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Ministry on Sunday afternoon. All relevant ministries, local government authorities, security forces, and representatives of the National Meteorological...

Autumn Equinox Marks Solemn Change of Seasons

Our Fall Equinox this year (2023) arrives at Saturday, September at 06:50 UTC (Coordinated Universal Time). That would be at 2:50 a.m. EDT for those on the Americas' East coast. In Greek mythology, the Autumn equinox (which occurs on Wednesday)...

The Mystery of Lights in the Sky Before Morocco’s Earthquake

The strange "earthquake lights" that appeared before the recent 6.8-magnitude earthquake in Morocco sparked conspiracy theories among the public. These bursts of radiant, dancing lights in various colors have baffled scientists for a long time. There's no clear agreement on...