A luxury home on the verge of collapsing into Cape Cod Bay has been demolishedA luxury home in Cape Cod was demolished to avoid environmental hazards posed by ongoing erosion.
Luxury home at risk of tumbling into Cape Cod Bay over removal dispute is demolishedThe luxury home in Wellfleet, at risk of falling into Cape Cod Bay, has been demolished to protect local oyster beds.
A luxury home on the verge of collapsing into Cape Cod Bay has been demolishedA luxury home in Cape Cod was demolished to avoid environmental hazards posed by ongoing erosion.
Luxury home at risk of tumbling into Cape Cod Bay over removal dispute is demolishedThe luxury home in Wellfleet, at risk of falling into Cape Cod Bay, has been demolished to protect local oyster beds.
Brazilian city in Amazon declares emergency after huge sinkholes appearThe city of Buriticupu in Brazil has declared a state of emergency due to large sinkholes threatening hundreds of homes.
Erosion inches closer to Cape Cod home, raising fears of collapse into bayCape Cod Bay's erosion threatens a multimillion-dollar home, highlighting the urgent implications of climate change on coastal properties.
Businessman snaps up multi-million dollar beachfront home for just $200K only to tear it down months later - here's whyDon Vaccaro bought a coastal house for $200,000, which was later condemned due to erosion, resulting in a $400,000 loss.
Erosion inches closer to Cape Cod home, raising fears of collapse into bayCape Cod Bay's erosion threatens a multimillion-dollar home, highlighting the urgent implications of climate change on coastal properties.
Businessman snaps up multi-million dollar beachfront home for just $200K only to tear it down months later - here's whyDon Vaccaro bought a coastal house for $200,000, which was later condemned due to erosion, resulting in a $400,000 loss.
gabion walls frame tephra's stone shelter along dry riverbed in french mineral landscapeTEPHRA's Refuge of Stones shelter bridges architecture and nature in Faverges, France, reflecting on geological cycles and the memory of water.
Everest grows more than the rest of the eight-thousanders' thanks to a river that lightens its weightMountain erosion by the Arun River causes Mount Everest to rise due to isostatic rebound, differentiating it from neighboring peaks.
Edge of Mars' great dichotomy eroded back by hundreds of kilometersMars experienced significant erosion, leaving behind only remnant mounds across a vast area.Evidence points to an extensive water-driven geological history early in Mars's development.
Mount Everest is having a growth spurt, say researchersMount Everest is currently experiencing a growth in height due to geological processes, adding 15 to 50 meters over the past 89,000 years.
Mount Everest is getting TALLER by the day and has already grown 164ftMount Everest is growing by 2mm per year due to river erosion making the mountain lighter, pushing it upwards.
Why Mount Everest Is Growing Taller Every YearMount Everest's height is influenced by a historical river merger that increased erosion, allowing the mountain to rise further by up to 165 feet.
How River Piracy' Helped Give Mount Everest a Growth SpurtMount Everest's height is partly due to ancient rivers that eroded massive amounts of rock, causing the mountain to rebound upwards by around 50 metres.
Everest grows more than the rest of the eight-thousanders' thanks to a river that lightens its weightMountain erosion by the Arun River causes Mount Everest to rise due to isostatic rebound, differentiating it from neighboring peaks.
Edge of Mars' great dichotomy eroded back by hundreds of kilometersMars experienced significant erosion, leaving behind only remnant mounds across a vast area.Evidence points to an extensive water-driven geological history early in Mars's development.
Mount Everest is having a growth spurt, say researchersMount Everest is currently experiencing a growth in height due to geological processes, adding 15 to 50 meters over the past 89,000 years.
Mount Everest is getting TALLER by the day and has already grown 164ftMount Everest is growing by 2mm per year due to river erosion making the mountain lighter, pushing it upwards.
Why Mount Everest Is Growing Taller Every YearMount Everest's height is influenced by a historical river merger that increased erosion, allowing the mountain to rise further by up to 165 feet.
How River Piracy' Helped Give Mount Everest a Growth SpurtMount Everest's height is partly due to ancient rivers that eroded massive amounts of rock, causing the mountain to rebound upwards by around 50 metres.
He bought his dream home. In 10 years, it could fall into the ocean.David Moot purchased an oceanfront home at a lower price due to erosion risks, viewing it as a unique opportunity despite potential dangers.
Another Nantucket beach house once worth millions has been demolished due to erosionErosion on Nantucket is threatening homes, leading to demolitions and high financial stakes for property buyers.
He bought his dream home. In 10 years, it could fall into the ocean.David Moot purchased an oceanfront home at a lower price due to erosion risks, viewing it as a unique opportunity despite potential dangers.
Another Nantucket beach house once worth millions has been demolished due to erosionErosion on Nantucket is threatening homes, leading to demolitions and high financial stakes for property buyers.
One of the UK's most beautiful scenic roads could soon disappear into the seaMilitary Road on the Isle of Wight is at risk of collapsing into the sea due to erosion and may be closed within the next two years.
Post-wildfire erosion in California soars over nearly four decadesWildfire-induced erosion in California has drastically increased over the last three decades, impacting water systems and infrastructure.
Hawaii sues homeowner because his house fell into the ocean despite efforts to save itHawaiian state suing homeowner over a collapsed beach house that created dangerous debris on public land.
Post-wildfire erosion in California soars over nearly four decadesWildfire-induced erosion in California has drastically increased over the last three decades, impacting water systems and infrastructure.
Hawaii sues homeowner because his house fell into the ocean despite efforts to save itHawaiian state suing homeowner over a collapsed beach house that created dangerous debris on public land.
History Suggests How to Save California's Beaches From Climate ChangeClimate change threatens California beaches; man-made beaches at risk of erosion.
Hillside erosion worsening in California due to wildfires and intense rainCalifornia is experiencing a significant increase in post-wildfire erosion, posing risks to water resources, ecosystems, and communities, particularly with climate change.
Opinion | The Soul of SoilUnderstanding and improving soil health is crucial for sustaining life on Earth.
History Suggests How to Save California's Beaches From Climate ChangeClimate change threatens California beaches; man-made beaches at risk of erosion.
Hillside erosion worsening in California due to wildfires and intense rainCalifornia is experiencing a significant increase in post-wildfire erosion, posing risks to water resources, ecosystems, and communities, particularly with climate change.
Opinion | The Soul of SoilUnderstanding and improving soil health is crucial for sustaining life on Earth.
Long Island family says town is at fault after backyard collapsed during stormsA family's backyard collapse in Port Jefferson Station due to erosion raises accountability concerns against the town's handling of a prior easement line issue.
Summit, N.J. homeowners say backyards are falling into a brook. See the damage.Residents in Summit, N.J. are losing their backyards to erosion due to a malfunctioning stormwater drainage system.
A geological feature called the 'Double Arch' in southern Utah has collapsedThe collapse of the Double Arch in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area highlights the importance of preserving natural resources for future generations.
The eyes have it: LensCulture portrait awards 2024 in picturesThe British east coast faces rapid erosion due to landslides and rising sea levels, showcasing subtle yet impactful changes over time.
How rain turns into destructive floods DW 08/07/2023Catastrophic floods are immensely powerful due to the weight and pressure of water, erosion, and the soil's ability to absorb and release water.