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Glaciers around Puncak Jaya covered 19.3 square kilometres in 1850. Satellite surveys in 2024 found 0.165, and researchers expect the last ice in the tropical W
The Indonesia Net-Zero Summit (INZS) has been held since 2021 and has grown into the largest independent climate forum in Indonesia. Each year, FPCI Climate Uni
Volcanoes hold some of the most extreme terrain on the planet: black lava fields, vents that still breathe heat, and crater lakes that sit only a few hours' wal
The evolutionary secret behind the world's largest lizard — a story of isolation, opportunity, and millions of years of island adaptation.
When Tambora exploded on April 5–15, 1815, it didn't just destroy the island of Sumbawa — it injected 60 megatons of sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere, trigg
Hotter, drier weather is disrupting rice and palm oil production across Southeast Asia, just as war-driven inflation is already straining households and governm
The volcanic complex of Krakatoa occupies a volatile junction driven by the northward subduction of the Indo-Australian plate beneath the Sunda Plate. This geot
Fossilized remains unearthed at a Thai pond reveal Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis — a 27-meter, 27-ton sauropod that rewrites the record books for the region.
A deadly outbreak on a cruise ship has drawn global attention to the Andes virus ; the only hantavirus strain known to spread between humans.
A century of Earth's most explosive events; ranked by power, measured in devastation, and visualized like never before.
