Ongoing climate change-induced sea-level rise is prompting nearly half the citizens of Tuvalu to apply for special Australian visas, highlighting the urgent need for climate-related migration solutions.

• A Special ‘Climate’ Visa? People in Tuvalu Are Applying Fast. — The New York Times Science -
• A Special ‘Climate’ Visa? People in Tuvalu Are Applying Fast. — The New York Times Science -

An investigation into SpaceX explosion debris landing in Mexico has been launched, with environmental activists linking it to marine life die-offs and raising concerns about aerospace activities' environmental consequences.

• Debris From SpaceX Explosion, Landing in Mexico, Draws Investigation — The New York Times Science -

Reports indicate Israel and the U.S. destroyed an Iranian nuclear site that expanded after the 2015 accord was abandoned, underscoring escalating tensions surrounding nuclear proliferation.

• Israel and U.S. Smashed Iran Nuclear Site That Grew After Trump Quit 2015 Accord — The New York Times Science -

Many older individuals suffering from anemia are finding relief through effective, more widely prescribed treatments, suggesting it's a treatable condition often mistaken for natural aging.

• Maybe It’s Not Just Aging. Maybe It’s Anemia. — The New York Times Science -

New research suggests stars passing near our sun could potentially trigger planetary collisions, including with Earth, or eject planets into rogue orbits.

• Stars Passing Near the Sun Could Cause Planets to Collide or Be Ejected, Paper Says — The New York Times Science -