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Budget Cuts Threaten U.S. Antarctic Research with Loss of Sole Icebreaker

Planned budget reductions risk retiring America's only Antarctic icebreaker, potentially ceding critical polar research capabilities to other nations amid rising sea levels.

By Jordan Miller • August 22, 2025 3 MIN READ

The Nathaniel B. Palmer departing from McMurdo Station, a U.S. scientific outpost on Ross Island, Antarctica.

Adapting to Extreme Weather: A Home Garden’s Fight Against Drought and Heat

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Thousands of firefighters are engaged in battling widespread blazes as Europe endures dangerously high temperatures.

Europe Battles Widespread Wildfires Fueled by Intense Winds and Heat

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Floodwaters inundate buildings in Taishitun, northeast of central Beijing, last month.

Beijing’s Flood Evacuations Overlooked Vulnerable Residents Amid Deadly Disaster

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The Earth and Moon captured together by the Galileo spacecraft in 1996. The Moon's gravitational pull influences Earth's tides, which in turn affect the planet's rotation speed and the length of its days.

Earth's Rotation Accelerates, Leading to Shorter Days This Summer

Recent measurements reveal that Earth's rotation speed has increased this summer, causing some of the shortest days recorded in recent years. While long-term trends show days lengthening over millennia, short-term fluctuations continue to affect the planet's spin.

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A wildfire blaze in Squamish, British Columbia, last month.

U.S. Republicans Demand Canadian Action on Smoke from Wildfires Impacting American Communities

A group of Republican lawmakers from Wisconsin and Minnesota have called on Canada to detail its wildfire management strategy amid concerns over smoke drifting into the United States.

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Attendees wait in the intense afternoon sun to enter a performance at the Avignon Festival, held every summer in southern France.

Avignon Festival Grapples with Rising Heat Amid Southern France’s Sweltering Summers

As temperatures soar in southern France, the Avignon Festival faces mounting challenges to ensure the safety and comfort of audiences and staff during its outdoor performances.

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Firefighters combat flames on Thursday in Ierapetra, a key tourist area on Crete, Greece.

Wildfires on Crete Raise Concerns for Greece's Tourism-Dependent Communities

Over 1,500 tourists were evacuated as wildfires swept across southeastern Crete, fueling fears about the impact of climate-driven fires on Greece’s vital tourism sector.

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A misting station set up to provide relief from the heat in Bucharest, Romania, on Thursday.

Soaring Temperatures Ignite Protests, Environmental Damage, and Energy Strains Across Eastern Europe

An intense heat wave sweeping through Eastern Europe has triggered environmental crises, public unrest, and energy challenges, with communities struggling to cope amid rising temperatures.

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After sweeping through southwestern Europe, including Spain and France earlier this week, the heatwave moves toward Germany.

Europe’s Heatwave Hits Workers and Businesses Hard

Soaring temperatures across Europe are taking a toll on businesses and workers alike, causing productivity declines, disrupted services, and economic setbacks.

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Workers take a break from the intense heat in Durham, N.C., amid excessive heat warnings affecting multiple East Coast cities on Tuesday.

East Coast Faces Intense Heatwave as Temperatures Soar Across Cities

A relentless heatwave swept through the Eastern U.S., pushing temperatures to decade highs and prompting widespread efforts to beat the scorching conditions.

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'The Third Paradise,' an artistic installation by Michelangelo Pistoletto featured at the Venice Architecture Exhibition.

Exploring Climate and Population Challenges at the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale

The 19th Venice Architecture Biennale confronts the pressing issues of climate change and population growth, showcasing innovative designs that envision a future where architecture collaborates with nature.

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Budget Cuts Threaten U.S. Antarctic Research with Loss of Sole Icebreaker

Adapting to Extreme Weather: A Home Garden’s Fight Against Drought and Heat

Europe Battles Widespread Wildfires Fueled by Intense Winds and Heat

Beijing’s Flood Evacuations Overlooked Vulnerable Residents Amid Deadly Disaster

Earth's Rotation Accelerates, Leading to Shorter Days This Summer

U.S. Republicans Demand Canadian Action on Smoke from Wildfires Impacting American Communities

Avignon Festival Grapples with Rising Heat Amid Southern France’s Sweltering Summers

Wildfires on Crete Raise Concerns for Greece's Tourism-Dependent Communities

Soaring Temperatures Ignite Protests, Environmental Damage, and Energy Strains Across Eastern Europe

Europe’s Heatwave Hits Workers and Businesses Hard

East Coast Faces Intense Heatwave as Temperatures Soar Across Cities

Exploring Climate and Population Challenges at the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale

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Budget Cuts Threaten U.S. Antarctic Research with Loss of Sole Icebreaker

Adapting to Extreme Weather: A Home Garden’s Fight Against Drought and Heat

Europe Battles Widespread Wildfires Fueled by Intense Winds and Heat

Beijing’s Flood Evacuations Overlooked Vulnerable Residents Amid Deadly Disaster

Earth's Rotation Accelerates, Leading to Shorter Days This Summer