How heat from old coal mines became source of local pride in this northern English town – new study
Around a quarter of UK homes lie on disused coalfields. These abandoned coal mines are flooded with water
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Heatwave-linked surge in power demand may deepen India’s fossil-fuel dependence: Report
Record-breaking heatwaves are directly fuelling a surge in electricity demand, thus increasing the country’s dependence on fossil fuel,
Study projects heatwaves to get hotter, longer with delay in reaching net zero emissions
Heatwaves could be hotter, more prolonged and frequent, the longer countries delay in reaching net zero emissions, a
Cambodia releases rare captive-bred storks in conservation breakthrough
Conservationists in Cambodia have for the first time released two captive-bred Greater Adjutant Stork chicks into the wild
NASA set to release new images of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS
NASA is set on Wednesday to release new images of an interstellar object called 3I/ATLAS that astronomers have
Study of swab samples suggests 83 per cent patients in India could be carrying drug-resistant bugs
An analysis of swab samples taken from patients before they underwent an endoscopy has suggested that about 83
Scientists discover new property in rare-earth metal used in strategic and industrial sectors
Scientists have discovered a new kind of magnetism in a rare-earth compound that can be used in quantum
Cloudflare outage disrupts ChatGPT, X, other internet services
Internet infrastructure provider Cloudflare says it is investigating an issue that caused outages for social media platform X,
Don’t blindly trust everything AI tells you, cautions Google boss Sundar Pichai
Google boss Sundar Pichai has cautioned users not to “blindly trust” everything artificial intelligence (AI) tells them, even
AI Gemini’s bizarre blunder as user’s head left ‘floating’ in white space
A simple request turned into a sidesplitting blunder when Google’s AI Gemini took a user’s photo edit request