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From 19th-century Himalayan telegraphs to real-time satellite ocean grids, history proves that disasters are inevitable—but mass casualties are not, provided we heed the warning in time.
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Cities can become dangerously hot during extreme heat events, making it increasingly important for urban planners to find ways to reduce temperatures and protect people from heat exposure.
Learn how grunts, whimpers, and laughter helped researchers uncover chimpanzee accents that differ between communities.
If Jakarta wants to break free from its crippling gridlocks, choking air and other perennial issues, it must end the era of cheap parking and force drivers to pay the true cost of the road.
The catastrophic flooding in July 2021 claimed the lives of more than 200 people in Germany and Belgium. The high death toll makes it clear that hazard mapping and risk communication must be improved…
In a new report, officials with the United Nations say the world is close to crossing the global warming temperature threshold sooner than expected.
Scientific Reports, Published online: 05 September 2026; doi:10.1038/s41598-026-61350-8 Foot segments motion during uneven terrain walking and influence on lower limb biomechanics
