Climate
On February 23, extreme torrential rains struck the Zona da Mata mesoregion in the state of Minas Gerais.
Nanoplastics are now found in the air, water, food, and even the human body. What impacts could they have on health and climate stability?
Did you know that plastic is not just inert waste, but an active, electrically charged material? In this video, we reveal the unique physicochemical properties of micro- and nanoplastics that determine their profound impact on the biosphere.
Recording of the conference at the European Parliament in Brussels
On February 24, 2026, an international expert conference titled “Nanoplastics: Hidden Connections and Emerging Risks” was held in Brussels, Belgium. The conference was dedicated to the issue of micro- a...
On the morning of February 17, 2026, a powerful snow avalanche released in the Castle Peak area of the Sierra Nevada mountains, near Lake Tahoe, in the state of California. A group of fifteen skiers returning from a three-day backcountry tour in the Tahoe National Fores...
Record wind of 240 km/h in New Zealand, extreme heat with a perceived temperature of +50°C in Paraguay, and abnormal avalanches in the Alps — the climate disasters of February 2026 affected all continents simultaneously.
Climate catastrophes in 2026 have synchronized: a 130 km-long crack split the ice of Lake Erie in the United States, the 50-year Storm Harry struck Italy twice within 21 days, snow fell in Argentina in the middle of summer, and magma is moving toward the surface beneath...
Storm Leonardo flooded Portugal and Spain, record snowfalls with drifts up to 183 cm paralyzed Japan, Cuba recorded 0 °C for the first time in history, and in central Russia thermometers dropped to −33.7 °C. These are no longer isolated anomalies — the climate disasters...
On February third, a tropical system began rapidly forming over the warm waters of the Philippine Sea. In just two days, it intensified into Tropical Storm “Penha,” known in the Philippines as “Basyang.” The storm triggered severe flooding and landslides across the cent...
Winter storm Fern affected 34 U.S. states, claimed at least 115 lives, and caused $115 billion in damage. Portugal recorded a national wind record of 208.8 km/h. In Sicily, houses are falling from a 20-meter cliff, and in Brazil, lightning struck a crowd at a rally — 89...
Nature’s universal language is invisible, yet it binds all living things into a single, finely tuned system. The natural world is a complex communication network, where every organism is connected through subtle bioelectrical signals. In this video, we explore the pheno...
Recent public discourse surrounding micro- and nanoplastics has become increasingly polarized. One side suggests the risks are overstated, the other calls for the total elimination of plastic. But does eliminating the plastic save us?
For some people around the world, 2026 did not begin with festive celebrations, but with a series of climate disasters that affected all continents within three weeks. Storm “Goretti,” with wind gusts up to 213 km/h, paralyzed Europe; a 16-meter wave in the Strait of Si...
On the night of January 28, the powerful Atlantic storm Kristin struck the Iberian Peninsula. Rapidly intensifying over the ocean, the storm system reached the coast of Portugal and became a true climatic shock for the country.
In late January, a fierce winter storm named Fern swept across the United States. Rapidly intensifying, it grew into a massive system stretching more than two thousand miles, affecting 34 states from New Mexico to Maine. Approximately two hundred thirty million people w...
What happens when humanity ignores the planet’s urgent warnings? In 2025, we witnessed just how much the climate crisis has worsened: record-breaking hurricanes, devastating tornadoes, abnormal temperatures, and mega-earthquakes — this is only the beginning.
The winter of 2025 through 2026 became one of the harshest for Russia’s Kamchatka in recent decades and effectively turned into a prolonged snow blockade.
On January 16, large-scale wildfires broke out in the Biobío and Ñuble regions of Chile. A decade-long drought, strong gusty winds, and high temperatures contributed to the rapid spread of the fire. Within just a few hours, a mass evacuation of the population began.
The world has entered a new environmental era, where plastic is no longer just beach litter. Today, scientists are discussing nanoparticles — invisible elements capable of penetrating biological barriers. Why are disease statistics changing so rapidly? In this video, we...
Beginning on January 20th, Europe was struck by the Mediterranean cyclone “Harry.” The storm hit southern Italy, affecting mainland Calabria as well as the islands of Sicily and Sardinia.