New Zealand’s New Visa Rules: Work Remotely Up to 9 Months
Want to keep your current job while living in New Zealand? The country’s new visa rules now make this possible. Remote workers can now stay for up to nine months while working
Tejal Somvanshi
China’s 1,200 GW Renewable Surge: 357 GW Added in 2024, Emissions Still Rising
China just reached a clean energy milestone that’s changing how the world thinks about power. The country hit its 2030 renewable energy goal six years ahead of schedule. What does this mean?
Sunita Somvanshi
Australian Bushfires: 3 Billion Animals Affected, Local Heroes Step Up
The 2019-2020 Australian bushfires showed a major gap in disaster response: while firefighters saved human lives, countless animals were left to fend for themselves. The numbers tell a devastating story – three
Govind Tekale
Blue Ghost’s March 2 Moon Landing: 10 NASA Experiments Aboard
The Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost lunar lander launched on January 15, 2025, from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. The spacecraft has already captured unprecedented views of Earth and the Moon while carrying critical
Rahul Somvanshi
Lidl Recalls Chocolate Pretzels Over Mouth Burning Reports
A burning sensation in consumers’ mouths has triggered an urgent product recall of Lidl’s chocolate-covered pretzels. The German supermarket chain’s UK division has pulled two varieties of their Alpenfest Style Salted Mini
Great Barrier Reef Under Siege: One Tree Island Reports 66% Bleaching & 44% Mortality Amid Record Heat
The Great Barrier Reef is experiencing a catastrophic coral bleaching crisis, with new research revealing severe impacts at One Tree Island in early 2024. This underwater crisis affects not just marine life,
Aquaman Jason Momoa’s Hawaii Water System: 500 Bottles/Hour, 95% Carbon Cut, Plastic Waste Reduced
“Aquaman” star Jason Momoa is tackling real-world ocean pollution with a new water system that could help cut down plastic waste in Hawaii’s hotels. His company Mananalu has joined forces with Boomerang
USGS Maps ‘Gold Hydrogen’ in Michigan and Four Corners States
Scientists have found something exciting underground: potential hydrogen reserves across America. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has created a map showing promising areas, including Michigan and the Four Corners states of Arizona,
Parkinson’s Tremors Halted by New Brain Implant
I used to spill hot drinks and couldn’t even go into the kitchen,” says Kevin Hill, describing life before his new brain implant. Today, the 65-year-old Sunderland resident rides his bike, plays
NYC’s Congestion Relief: 1 Million Fewer Cars, Faster Commutes
Getting around New York City is getting easier, faster and more secure. Recent data from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) shows three big improvements that are changing how people move through the