11 Major Cities Could Be Underwater by 2100 Due to Rising Seas and Sinking Land

February 15, 2026

11 Major Cities Could Be Underwater by 2100 Due to Rising Seas and Sinking Land

Rising seas and sinking land are putting 11 cities at serious risk of flooding or submersion by 2100. Places like Jakarta, Lagos, Houston, and Miami already face regular floods. Experts warn millions could be displaced as streets turn into rivers and coastal areas erode worldwide.

China's 1958 Sparrow Kill Linked to Crop Loss and Millions of Famine Deaths

February 15, 2026

China's 1958 Sparrow Kill Linked to Crop Loss and Millions of Famine Deaths

A new study reveals that China's 1958 campaign to kill sparrows hurt crops and may have caused two million extra deaths during the Great Chinese Famine. Sparrows helped control insects, and their loss led to lower harvests and higher mortality between 1959 and 1961.

Four New Astronauts Reach ISS After NASA's Rare Medical Evacuation

February 15, 2026

Four New Astronauts Reach ISS After NASA's Rare Medical Evacuation

Four astronauts arrived at the International Space Station, replacing the evacuated crew due to a serious health issue. Spacewalks and research paused during the small crew period.

Critically Endangered White-Rumped Vulture Rescued Near Nilambur, Released in Wayanad

February 14, 2026

Critically Endangered White-Rumped Vulture Rescued Near Nilambur, Released in Wayanad

Forest officials rescued a weak White-rumped vulture near Nilambur. After treatment, it was shifted to Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary and released at a key vulture hotspot.

Explorer the Tiger Released in Andhra Pradesh with Satellite Collar Tracking

February 14, 2026

Explorer the Tiger Released in Andhra Pradesh with Satellite Collar Tracking

Explorer, a male tiger that traveled over 650 km, was released into Papikonda National Park with a GPS collar as part of Operation Stripes. Officials will monitor his movements closely in this first-ever satellite tracking effort in the state.