Santa Cruz de Tenerife is on the brink of one of the greatest transformations in its modern history. The city is 'opening up' to the ocean, improving its urban environment and connectivity between districts, turning the waterfront into an attractive hub for both residents and visitors. Tenerife Wants to Give Santa Cruz Something It Has Been Missing for Decades: The Ocean
Due to the specific coastal and topographical features, Alcúdia is one of the places in Mallorca most prone to meteotsunami events. The city is an extremely popular tourist destination, often compared to South Florida with its white sandy beaches and turquoise waters. Mallorca Was Hit by a ‘Meteorological Tsunami.’ Here’s What Actually Happened
A tornado is a meteorological phenomenon characterized by a violently rotating column of air extending from a cumulonimbus cloud to the surface of the Earth. The vast majority (around 75%) of all tornadoes worldwide occur in the Great Plains of the United States - famously known as "Tornado Alley" - but Europe is increasingly appearing on the map as well. Tornado Strikes Southern France After Exceptionally Hot Summer
Navagio Beach is considered one of the most beautiful and photographed beaches in Europe, but in recent years it has been closed to visitors due to the extremely high risk of falling rocks. One of the Most Photographed Beach in Europe Has Been Closed for Four Straight Summers – and You Still Can’t Set Foot on It
Around 90% of all the earthquakes on Earth occur there, along with more than 80% of the planet's largest ones - a direct consequence of the Pacific Plate being slowly, relentlessly shoved beneath the surrounding continental plates in a process called subduction. Why Earthquake Maps Look ‘Terrifying’ – and How Science Tracks the Real Risk