Environment

Bill Gates Says Climate Change Won’t End Humanity — Calls for Global Shift Toward Fighting Disease and Poverty

SMGN Publishing October 28, 2025

Bill Gates has once again redefined the conversation on global sustainability in his climate change statement set for 2025. In a striking new essay, the Microsoft co-founder and one of the most influential voices in climate philanthropy argued that while climate change remains a serious issue, the world must reallocate

New dome-headed dinosaur species discovered in Mongolia

SMGN Publishing October 23, 2025

A remarkable find from the Early Cretaceous period In southeastern Mongolia, a team of paleontologists led by Chinzorig Tsogtbaatar from North Carolina State University uncovered a new species of dinosaur characterized by its dome-shaped skull. The fossil was found in rock formations dating back approximately 110 million years, from the

Powerful Storm in Western Alaska Causes Widespread Damage and Displacement

SMGN Publishing October 22, 2025

Hurricane-force winds and floods impact dozens of Native communities On the night of October 11, the remnants of Typhoon Halong struck Alaska’s southwest coast, bringing hurricane-force winds and record flooding to multiple Native villages. State officials reported that more than a thousand people have been displaced, as emergency teams continue

Data Center Growth in the U.S. Sparks Environmental and Economic Debate

SMGN Publishing October 16, 2025

Artificial Intelligence Drives Massive Infrastructure Expansion The rapid growth of data centers across the United States has sparked a nationwide discussion about their economic benefits and environmental costs. These large facilities, which store and process digital information, have become the backbone of the internet and artificial intelligence (AI) development. Technology

The Debate Over Releasing Genetically Modified Species Into the Wild

SMGN Publishing October 15, 2025

Scientists worldwide are exploring how gene-editing tools could contribute to environmental conservation. Although genetic modification is already used to produce food and develop medical treatments, applying this technology to wildlife raises complex ethical and ecological questions. Genetic Engineering as a Conservation Strategy Many researchers believe biotechnology can help restore damaged

Italy’s Campi Flegrei Supervolcano Shows Renewed Geological Activity

SMGN Publishing October 11, 2025

Scientists monitor subtle changes near Naples The Campi Flegrei supervolcano, located near Naples in southern Italy, is exhibiting new signs of geological activity that have caught the attention of researchers worldwide. This vast volcanic system, one of the largest in Europe, has a history of powerful eruptions capable of altering

Renewable Energy Surpasses Coal in Global Power Generation for the First Time

SMGN Publishing October 9, 2025

A Historic Shift in the World’s Energy Mix For the first time in history, renewable energy sources have overtaken coal as the world’s main source of electricity, according to a new report by the energy research group Ember. The report shows that in the first half of 2025, renewable electricity

The Cultural Journey of the Pumpkin: From Farmland to Fall Symbol

SMGN Publishing October 8, 2025

An Icon of the Season with Ancient Roots Pumpkins have become one of the most recognizable emblems of autumn. From the popular pumpkin spice lattes to Thanksgiving pies, they mark both the beginning and the end of the season. Yet, behind their festive image lies a story deeply rooted in

Acitrón and Mexico’s Culinary Dilemma: Tradition Versus Conservation

SMGN Publishing October 1, 2025

The sweet ingredient at the center of a debate In Mexico City’s markets, acitrón remains present despite its ban since the early 2000s. This crystallized candy comes from the biznaga cactus, a slow-growing species now considered endangered due to overharvesting. Many describe its chewy texture and roasted-like flavor as unlike

Language Restrictions at the Department of Energy Spark Discussion

SMGN Publishing September 30, 2025

Internal guidance on terminology in energy projects An internal email addressed to employees at the U.S. Department of Energy reportedly advised avoiding terms such as “climate change,” “clean energy,” and “energy transition.” The message, according to internal sources, was sent to staff at the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable

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Felipe Cardona February 7, 2026

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Sarah Olivella February 6, 2026

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AI Spending Triggers Big Tech Stock Rout

Felipe Cardona February 6, 2026

Big Tech shares have come under intense pressure after renewed concerns that aggressive artificial intelligence spending could be outpacing near-term returns. Over the past week, more than $1 trillion in market value has been erased as investors reacted to earnings reports that highlighted the scale and persistence of capital expenditures