Environment Beneath the African Soil: The Secret World of Aparallactus, the Ultimate Centipede-Eating Snakes October 13, 2026 Ammar Sabilarrohman By Global Wildlife & Herpetology Desk Published: October 2026 Main Facts: Nature’s Unlikely Specialized Hunters Across the diverse ecosystems of forests, savannas, and scrublands, centipedes command a position of relative…
Environment Beneath the Smokescreen: Accountability, Peatlands, and the Hollow Politics of Indonesia’s Forest Fires October 13, 2026 rifanmuazin By Environmental Reporting Desk As toxic haze blankets vast swathes of Kalimantan and Sumatera, choking human settlements and wildlife alike, a familiar and bitter ritual is playing out across Indonesia.…
Education Beneath the Abyss: Why Sunken Shipwrecks Often Remain Eternal Residents of the Ocean Floor September 25, 2026 Muslim JAKARTA – When a maritime tragedy occurs and a vessel slips beneath the waves, the immediate human instinct is often one of recovery—the desire to retrieve the ship, account for…
Environment Beneath the Caldron: How New Insights into Japan’s Kikai Supervolcano Are Redefining Global Catastrophic Risk September 18, 2026 Nila Kartika Wati TOKYO/WASHINGTON — Hidden deep beneath the sapphire waters of the Ryukyu Islands in southern Japan lies one of the most potent geological time bombs on Earth. Mount Kikai, an underwater…
Environment Beneath the Smoke: Jambi’s Peatlands Face the Recurring Trial of Fire, Science, and Community Resilience September 15, 2026 Sagoh By Environmental Reporting Desk Main Facts: The Smoldering Crisis in Jambi’s Peatlands In the searing heat of late August, the dusty peat roads of Sungai Gelam in Muaro Jambi, Jambi…
Environment Fragile Legacy Beneath the Surface: Why Saving Earth’s Caves and Karst Ecosystems is a Matter of Survival September 15, 2026 Nana Wu By: Environmental Investigative Desk Published in partnership with independent environmental journalism networks Main Facts Caves and karst landscapes are far more than rugged, picturesque limestone formations sculpted by millennia of…
Environment The Dying Salt of Kusamba: A Heritage Beneath the Rising Tide July 4, 2026 rifanmuazin In the coastal village of Kusamba, Klungkung, Bali, the rhythmic sound of the ocean is no longer just a backdrop to life; it is a persistent, encroaching threat. Here, 71-year-old…
Environment Beneath the Surface: The Social and Ecological Crisis of Bintan’s Seabed Mining July 4, 2026 Basiran By May 2026 The coastal serenity of Numbing Island, located in the Bintan Regency of the Riau Islands, has been shattered. What was once a tranquil haven where fishermen mended…
