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Recently, the city of Santos in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, has gained exceptional popularity due to the unusually tilted buildings along the waterfront. According to engineers, there is a solution, but it could prove to be extremely expensive. Dozens of Skyscrapers in Brazil Are Leaning by Feet. The Ground Beneath Them Is the Problem
Following the devastating 2011 earthquake and tsunami, Japan constructed over 400 kilometers of concrete walls (divided into hundreds of individual segments) along its northeastern coastline - primarily in Miyagi, Iwate, and Fukushima prefectures (the Tōhoku region). Japan Built a 400-Kilometer Wall to Fight the Ocean. It Cost $12 Billion. Does It Actually Work?
Unlike Mercator, Equal Earth is an equal-area projection. That means the relative areas of landmasses are preserved, even though shapes are inevitably altered to some degree. The World Map Is Being Redrawn – And Africa Is at the Center of the Change
An AI-generated visualization illustrating a Xanthanistic Nurse Shark (Ginglymostoma cirratum), demonstrating the rare vibrant orange coloration caused by a combination of genetic mutations. Costa Rica’s Unusual Orange Shark: The Story Behind the Rare Sighting
The Phuket Vegetarian Festival has been held for over 200 years and is widely regarded as one of the most colorful and unusual festivals in Southeast Asia. Inside the Phuket Vegetarian Festival: The Thai Celebration Where Devotees Pierce Their Faces and Walk on Fire

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Recently, the city of Santos in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, has gained exceptional popularity due to the unusually tilted buildings along the waterfront. According to engineers, there is a solution, but it could prove to be extremely expensive.
Megaprojects

Dozens of Skyscrapers in Brazil Are Leaning by Feet. The Ground Beneath Them Is the Problem

September 7, 2026September 7, 2026
Following the devastating 2011 earthquake and tsunami, Japan constructed over 400 kilometers of concrete walls (divided into hundreds of individual segments) along its northeastern coastline - primarily in Miyagi, Iwate, and Fukushima prefectures (the Tōhoku region).
Megaprojects

Japan Built a 400-Kilometer Wall to Fight the Ocean. It Cost $12 Billion. Does It Actually Work?

September 7, 2026September 7, 2026
Unlike Mercator, Equal Earth is an equal-area projection. That means the relative areas of landmasses are preserved, even though shapes are inevitably altered to some degree.
Travel News

The World Map Is Being Redrawn – And Africa Is at the Center of the Change

September 6, 2026September 6, 2026
An AI-generated visualization illustrating a Xanthanistic Nurse Shark (Ginglymostoma cirratum), demonstrating the rare vibrant orange coloration caused by a combination of genetic mutations.
Weather & Earth

Costa Rica’s Unusual Orange Shark: The Story Behind the Rare Sighting

September 6, 2026September 6, 2026
The Phuket Vegetarian Festival has been held for over 200 years and is widely regarded as one of the most colorful and unusual festivals in Southeast Asia.
Dark & HiddenTravel Guides

Inside the Phuket Vegetarian Festival: The Thai Celebration Where Devotees Pierce Their Faces and Walk on Fire

September 4, 2026September 4, 2026
Although November marks the start of the winter season, the waters around Cyprus remain warm enough, and combined with plenty of sunshine and mild weather, they create ideal conditions for a late-summer getaway - provided you’re not expecting temperatures above 30°C (86°F) and unbearable summer heat.
Travel GuidesWeather & Earth

While Most of Europe Is Setting Up Christmas Markets, These Beaches Are Still Open for Business in November

September 3, 2026September 3, 2026
Cloudy, misty, rainy, and gray weather has a surprisingly large number of admirers. Many find comfort, peace, and inner calm precisely when the weather falls into this spectrum.
Art of LivingWeather & Earth

For Those Who Love Bad Weather: Why It’s Underappreciated and the Hidden Benefits It Brings

September 2, 2026September 2, 2026
Most of the subpolar climate zone is covered by dense coniferous forests, where weather conditions are extremely harsh for most of the year, and summers are brief.
Art of LivingWeather & Earth

The Subpolar Climate: What It’s Actually Like to Live Where Winter Never Really Ends

September 1, 2026September 1, 2026

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Recently, the city of Santos in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, has gained exceptional popularity due to the unusually tilted buildings along the waterfront. According to engineers, there is a solution, but it could prove to be extremely expensive.
Megaprojects

Dozens of Skyscrapers in Brazil Are Leaning by Feet. The Ground Beneath Them Is the Problem

Following the devastating 2011 earthquake and tsunami, Japan constructed over 400 kilometers of concrete walls (divided into hundreds of individual segments) along its northeastern coastline - primarily in Miyagi, Iwate, and Fukushima prefectures (the Tōhoku region).
Megaprojects

Japan Built a 400-Kilometer Wall to Fight the Ocean. It Cost $12 Billion. Does It Actually Work?

Unlike Mercator, Equal Earth is an equal-area projection. That means the relative areas of landmasses are preserved, even though shapes are inevitably altered to some degree.
Travel News

The World Map Is Being Redrawn – And Africa Is at the Center of the Change

Dozens of Skyscrapers in Brazil Are Leaning by Feet. The Ground Beneath Them Is the Problem
Megaprojects

Dozens of Skyscrapers in Brazil Are Leaning by Feet. The Ground Beneath Them Is the Problem

September 7, 2026September 7, 2026

In Santos, Brazil, apartment towers along the Atlantic coast have slowly tilted by feet. The buildings are still homes to…

Japan Built a 400-Kilometer Wall to Fight the Ocean. It Cost $12 Billion. Does It Actually Work?
Megaprojects

Japan Built a 400-Kilometer Wall to Fight the Ocean. It Cost $12 Billion. Does It Actually Work?

September 7, 2026September 7, 2026

On the afternoon of March 11, 2011, a magnitude 9.0 earthquake – the strongest ever recorded in Japan – ruptured…

The World Map Is Being Redrawn – And Africa Is at the Center of the Change
Travel News

The World Map Is Being Redrawn – And Africa Is at the Center of the Change

September 6, 2026September 6, 2026

For generations, the world has been taught through a map that makes some of the planet’s largest countries and continents…

Costa Rica’s Unusual Orange Shark: The Story Behind the Rare Sighting
Weather & Earth

Costa Rica’s Unusual Orange Shark: The Story Behind the Rare Sighting

September 6, 2026September 6, 2026

When a group of sport fishermen dropped their lines off Costa Rica in August 2024, they were expecting the usual…

Inside the Phuket Vegetarian Festival: The Thai Celebration Where Devotees Pierce Their Faces and Walk on Fire
Dark & HiddenTravel Guides

Inside the Phuket Vegetarian Festival: The Thai Celebration Where Devotees Pierce Their Faces and Walk on Fire

September 4, 2026September 4, 2026

Every October, one of Thailand’s most photographed islands trades its beach-resort image for something far stranger: nine days of trance,…

While Most of Europe Is Setting Up Christmas Markets, These Beaches Are Still Open for Business in November
Travel GuidesWeather & Earth

While Most of Europe Is Setting Up Christmas Markets, These Beaches Are Still Open for Business in November

September 3, 2026September 3, 2026

By the second week of November, the European travel calendar has largely moved indoors. Mulled wine stalls are going up…

For Those Who Love Bad Weather: Why It’s Underappreciated and the Hidden Benefits It Brings
Art of LivingWeather & Earth

For Those Who Love Bad Weather: Why It’s Underappreciated and the Hidden Benefits It Brings

September 2, 2026September 2, 2026

A few years ago, a woman posted a short video explaining why she’d moved to Seattle: not despite the famously…

The Subpolar Climate: What It’s Actually Like to Live Where Winter Never Really Ends
Art of LivingWeather & Earth

The Subpolar Climate: What It’s Actually Like to Live Where Winter Never Really Ends

September 1, 2026September 1, 2026

Somewhere between the temperate world most people know and the frozen poles almost nobody lives in, there’s a vast, cold,…

This South Korean City Was Built From Scratch Without Traditional Garbage Trucks. Could Older Cities Do the Same?
Megaprojects

This South Korean City Was Built From Scratch Without Traditional Garbage Trucks. Could Older Cities Do the Same?

August 31, 2026August 31, 2026

In most cities, taking out the trash is one of the least glamorous parts of urban life. Garbage bins line…

A Giant Forested Island Was Seen Floating Across a Canadian Reservoir. Then It Disappeared.
Weather & Earth

A Giant Forested Island Was Seen Floating Across a Canadian Reservoir. Then It Disappeared.

August 31, 2026August 31, 2026

For a few weeks this summer, part of British Columbia appeared to have come loose. A huge, tree-covered mass was…

Overtourism in Spain: Beaches Are Overflowing – and the Sea Is Paying the Price
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Overtourism in Spain: Beaches Are Overflowing – and the Sea Is Paying the Price

August 30, 2026August 30, 2026

By August, Spain’s beaches are supposed to be at their most inviting. Instead, in some of the country’s busiest coastal…

Eight Dead, 17 Missing After Ferry Capsizes Off Northern Cyprus
Travel News

Eight Dead, 17 Missing After Ferry Capsizes Off Northern Cyprus

August 30, 2026August 30, 2026

At least eight people have died and 17 remain missing after a passenger ferry capsized Sunday off the northern coast…

Meet the Next Madeira: Why Digital Nomads Are Quietly Discovering the Azores
Art of Living

Meet the Next Madeira: Why Digital Nomads Are Quietly Discovering the Azores

August 29, 2026August 29, 2026

Nine small volcanic islands sit scattered across the middle of the North Atlantic, roughly a third of the way from…

Rio’s Beaches Are Some of the Most Famous on Earth. Here’s What’s Actually in the Water.
Travel GuidesTravel News

Rio’s Beaches Are Some of the Most Famous on Earth. Here’s What’s Actually in the Water.

August 28, 2026August 28, 2026

Rio de Janeiro doesn’t really have an off-season. Wedged between mountains and the South Atlantic, the city runs warm enough…

The Great White Was Almost as Long as the Boat. Then the Drone Went Up
Travel News

The Great White Was Almost as Long as the Boat. Then the Drone Went Up

August 28, 2026August 28, 2026

It was supposed to be a routine day on the water off the New South Wales coast. Instead, a drone…

Unusually Warm Waters Off California’s Coast: A Rare and Troubling Phenomenon
Weather & Earth

Unusually Warm Waters Off California’s Coast: A Rare and Troubling Phenomenon

August 28, 2026August 28, 2026

A Record-Breaking Anomaly The Pacific coastline of Southern California is currently experiencing an extraordinary and alarming event: ocean temperatures have…

A Wall of Mud and Water Tore Through Nepal’s Border With Tibet, Leaving Scores Dead and Hundreds Missing
Weather & Earth

A Wall of Mud and Water Tore Through Nepal’s Border With Tibet, Leaving Scores Dead and Hundreds Missing

August 26, 2026August 26, 2026

A sudden torrent of mud, rock and water tore through Nepal’s Himalayan border region with China’s Tibet on Wednesday, sweeping…

Fort Boyard: The Myth vs. Reality of the ‘Inescapable’ Fortress
MegaprojectsTravel Guides

Fort Boyard: The Myth vs. Reality of the ‘Inescapable’ Fortress

August 26, 2026August 26, 2026

The Legend of the Impenetrable Prison Fort Boyard, the iconic stone structure perched between the Île d’Aix and the Île…

Tenerife Wants to Give Santa Cruz Something It Has Been Missing for Decades: The Ocean
Megaprojects

Tenerife Wants to Give Santa Cruz Something It Has Been Missing for Decades: The Ocean

August 25, 2026August 25, 2026

For much of its modern history, Santa Cruz de Tenerife has had an unusual relationship with the Atlantic. The ocean…

Mallorca Was Hit by a ‘Meteorological Tsunami.’ Here’s What Actually Happened
Weather & Earth

Mallorca Was Hit by a ‘Meteorological Tsunami.’ Here’s What Actually Happened

August 25, 2026August 25, 2026

The sea around Mallorca can change dramatically in a matter of minutes. On Monday, August 24, several coastal areas of…

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