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Weather Channel Founder Claims ‘Global warming the greatest scam in history’

May 26, 2026 Antarctica Journal

The open deliberation about environmental change is done – on the grounds that it has been completely demonstrated NOT to exist, one of the world’s best known environmental change doubter has asserted. John Coleman, who helped to establish the Weather Channel, stunned scholastic’s by demanding the hypothesis of man-rolled out atmosphere improvement was no more deductively dependable. Rather, what ‘little […]

Antarctic peaks reveal sea rise threat

May 26, 2026 Antarctica Journal

Back in 2015 British researchers have reinforced recent evidence that melting in the Antarctic caused by the warming of the Southern Ocean could ultimately lead to global sea levels rising by around three meters. Their findings were in line with the results of a study that said six more decades of ocean warming could destabilize the ice beside the Amundsen […]

The Fatty Downside of Soda

May 26, 2026 Antarctica Journal

Diet pop might not have the sugar and calories found in normal sodas, however individuals who drink it every day frequently wind up with fatter stomachs. A study in the Diary of the American Geriatrics Society followed 749 individuals over the age of 65 for nine years, and found that regular diet soda consumers picked up about three times as […]

Over 700 killed in horrific stampede outside Mecca

May 25, 2026 Antarctica Journal

MINA, Saudi Arabia (AP) – A horrific stampede killed at least 717 pilgrims and injured hundreds more Thursday on the outskirts of the holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia, the deadliest tragedy to strike the annual hajj pilgrimage in more than two decades. At least 863 pilgrims were injured in the crush, said the Saudi civil defense directorate, which […]

Dog named Trigger shoots owner in the foot in Indiana

May 25, 2026 Antarctica Journal

A dog named Trigger shot his 25-year-old owner in the foot in a bizarre accident that had Indiana officials on Monday reminding hunters to take safety lessons. Allie Carter of Avilla was wounded during a waterfowl hunt at the Tri-County Fish and Wildlife Area in northern Indiana, according to Indiana Department of Natural Resources. She laid her 12-gauge shotgun on […]

How Native American depopulation impacted ecology

May 18, 2026 Antarctica Journal

There is little dispute that in the wake of European colonists’ arrival in the New World, Native American populations were decimated by disease and conflict. But when it comes to the timing, magnitude, and effects of this Native American depopulation — it depends on who you ask. Many scholars claim that disease struck the native population shortly after their first […]

This 21-Year Old is Cleaning Up Our Oceans

May 17, 2026 Antarctica Journal

Boyan Slat (born 27 July 1994) is a Dutch inventor, entrepreneur and aerospace engineering student who works on methods of cleaning plastic waste from the oceans. He designed a passive system for concentrating and catching plastic debris driven by ocean currents. This won a prize for Best Technical Design at Delft University of Technology and he has established a […]

Study: Painkillers Dull Pleasure

May 17, 2026 Antarctica Journal

Every week, more than 50 million Americans take acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol and many other popular painkillers, to ease their aches and pains. But a new study has revealed that the drug also dulls emotions—including happiness. Prior research showed that acetaminophen can help take the sting out of negative feelings like dread, but the new findings from Ohio […]

Fleeing From Syria

May 15, 2026 Antarctica Journal

GRAPHIC WARNING: The following images depict violence which some readers may find disturbing. Syria’s civil war is the worst humanitarian disaster of our time. The number of innocent civilians suffering has surpassed more than 11 million. More than four years after it began, the full-blown civil war has killed over 220,000 people, half of whom are believed to be […]

NASA: Sea Level Rise Accelerating

May 15, 2026 Antarctica Journal

NASA has released new images showing global sea level rise. The agency’s scientists say sea level rise accelerating four inches in the last two decades is definite cause for concern. (Aug. 27) Video provided by AP Source: AP / Powered by NewsLook.com

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Category: Top Stories

Weather Channel Founder Claims ‘Global warming the greatest scam in history’

Antarctic peaks reveal sea rise threat

The Fatty Downside of Soda

Over 700 killed in horrific stampede outside Mecca

Dog named Trigger shoots owner in the foot in Indiana

How Native American depopulation impacted ecology

This 21-Year Old is Cleaning Up Our Oceans

Study: Painkillers Dull Pleasure

Fleeing From Syria

NASA: Sea Level Rise Accelerating