In 1995, the U.S. Navy made a surprising decision that would forever change the waters off the coast of Florida. They took 40 of their retired A-6 Intruder aircraft, which had been used for decades in combat, and deliberately sunk them into the ocean to create an artificial reef called
As 2024 winds down and the world looks ahead to 2025, there’s one big story you might have missed – and it’s not about war, elections, or artificial intelligence. While everyone’s eyes are on these loud, global events, there’s something far more important unfolding in the background. It’s called The
Imagine sipping Kenyan tea in Russia or using Russian-made construction materials in Kenya. This is no longer just an idea—thanks to a groundbreaking shipping route connecting the two nations, it’s becoming a reality! The FESCO Transportation Group, a major Russian shipping and logistics company, has launched a direct route between
Burkina Faso has just taken a big step in managing its resources. For the first time, the government has turned mining waste into pure gold bars — 44 of them, to be exact. These bars, weighing an impressive 93 kilograms, were handed over to Prime Minister Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouedraogo
Imagine a country that used to rely heavily on oil for its income, suddenly transforming into a powerhouse of self-sufficiency and innovation. That’s exactly what Algeria is doing under President Abdelmadjid Tebboune. This North African nation is on a mission to rewrite its economic story—and it’s already making waves. A
Lake Tahoe is about to get a major upgrade when it comes to travel. Soon, you could be zooming across the lake in a brand-new, electric “flying” ferry that promises to make getting from one side of the lake to the other faster, easier, and cleaner than ever before. This
China is building huge hydropower dams in Tibet, high up in the mountains where the Yellow River (known as Machu in Tibet) starts. However, these massive projects have raised serious concerns. Scientists and environmental experts worry that these dams could cause dangerous disasters and hurt the environment in ways we
The European Union (EU) has decided to end its long-standing fishing agreement with Senegal, bringing European fishing boats back to their own waters. The announcement, made by the EU’s delegation in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, has sparked conversations about illegal fishing, marine conservation, and local livelihoods. Why Is the EU Ending
With Donald Trump now re-elected as President, a big shift in U.S. energy and environmental policy is underway. According to the New York Times, Trump’s team has prepared a series of executive orders and proclamations aimed at dismantling many of President Joe Biden’s climate-focused initiatives. Trump’s new approach will focus
