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"Collapsed bridge and damaged vineyard in Murça, Portugal due to hailstorm"

Severe weather conditions have wreaked havoc in the municipality of Murça, Portugal as a bridge collapsed and a vineyard suffered extensive damage due to a powerful hailstorm. The unexpected natural disaster has left local authorities and residents shocked and grappling with the aftermath. The collapse of a vital bridge, which…

The Rwandan government has taken a proactive step towards promoting clean energy and sustainable practices by piloting the use of cooking gas in schools across the country. This initiative aims to replace traditional cooking methods, such as firewood and charcoal, with clean and efficient cooking gas. By introducing cooking gas in schools, Rwanda seeks to reduce deforestation, improve air quality, and create a healthier learning environment for students. This initiative…

UK Health Security Agency and Met Office collaborate to reduce health risks during heatwaves In response to the escalating threat of heatwaves exacerbated by climate change, the UK Health Security Agency and the Met Office have launched a new alert system aimed at safeguarding public health during periods of high temperatures. The system aims to minimize illness and fatalities among the most vulnerable populations. Addressing the Growing Impact of Heatwaves…

Dr. Weideli’s study focused on the shallow lagoon of St. Joseph A recent project conducted in collaboration with the Save Our Seas Foundation (SOSF) in Seychelles has shed light on how juvenile sharks manage to evade some of the fastest and fiercest predators in the sea. The study reveals that these young sharks seek refuge in shallow waters, where their predators are unable to pursue them. The research, led by…

South African Weather Service (SAWS) Issues Warning for Disruptive Rain in Eastern KwaZulu-Natal

The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued a yellow level 2 warning for disruptive rain in the eastern parts of KwaZulu-Natal on Wednesday evening. The warning comes as heavy rainfall is expected to impact the region, posing potential risks to residents and motorists. With the possibility of flooding in informal settlements, low-lying roads, and bridges, the SAWS is urging caution and vigilance to ensure the safety of the affected communities. (Also Read: SARS Imposes R381 Million in Penalties on…

Representatives from Japan and Iran discussing emission reduction strategies during a seminar in Tehran.

Japan’s Assistance in Iranian Emission Reduction Efforts Japan has stepped forward to support Iran in its efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by sharing its expertise in drawing up a reduction goal. Iran, one of the few nations yet to establish a reduction target under the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change, welcomed the assistance from Japan to address this pressing global issue. Seminar in Tehran Focuses on Emission Reduction Strategies In a two-day seminar organized in cooperation with the…

Satellite image showing smoke from a wildfire in the Highlands of Scotland visible from space.

Satellite images capture smoke visible from space as authorities investigate the cause Highlands, Scotland – The Scottish Government has committed to increasing awareness of the dangers posed by wildfires following a massive blaze in the Highlands, which was so significant that the smoke could be seen from space. Siobhian Brown, the community safety minister, made the pledge in response to suggestions that the wildfire near Cannich, in the hills above Loch Ness, may have been started by wild campers.  Smoke…

UN Envoy Engages with Zintan City, Stresses the Need for Reconciliation and Unity in Libya

UN Envoy’s Engagement in Zintan City Abdoulaye Bathily, the UN envoy to Libya, visited Zintan city as part of his ongoing efforts to engage with Libyans across the country. In his visit, Bathily held meetings with members of the municipal council, led by Mayor Omran Al-Amyani, and other influential figures, including Major General Osama Juweili. This visit reflects the UN’s commitment to actively connect with local communities and understand their perspectives on the challenges and aspirations facing Libya. Addressing Key…

Congolese people facing severe food insecurity during the unprecedented hunger crisis in the DRC

Unprecedented Hunger Crisis Plagues the DRC In a distressing announcement, United Nations (UN) agencies have raised concerns about the record levels of hunger in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The crisis, which has reached unprecedented proportions, demands immediate action and long-term investment to save lives and improve the livelihoods of millions of Congolese people. The Alarming Magnitude of the Crisis According to the latest data from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the number of people facing severe food…

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Mines Inspector-General inspecting mining site in Western Liberia

Mines Inspector-General Cracks Down on Illegal Mining in Western Liberia The Inspector-General of the Ministry of Mines and Energy, Joshua Obediah Zaza Arku, has issued a strong warning against illegal and illicit mining practices in the western region of Liberia, particularly by Class ‘C’ license holders. This warning comes as part of the ongoing phase two of Inspector-General Arku’s nationwide inspection tour of mining sites in the western region. His mission is to ensure strict adherence to the mineral and…

Car driving in Glasgow city center"

Patons Accident Repair Centre’s challenge against Glasgow City Council scheme dismissed A last-minute court bid to halt the introduction of Glasgow’s Low Emission Zone (LEZ) has been rejected. From June this year, vehicles entering Glasgow city centre will be required to comply with low-emission standards. Non-compliant cars will face penalty charges, although certain exemptions and extensions will be implemented as needed. Car Repair Firm Challenges LEZ Scheme Patons Accident Repair Centre, a well-established car repair firm located within the zone,…

People seeking shade under trees in Macau during a heatwave.

Macau, a vibrant city known for its bustling streets and dazzling casinos, is currently in the grips of a scorching heatwave. Several districts have witnessed temperatures soaring above 36 degrees Celsius, with the Outer Harbour Station recording the highest temperature of a sweltering 37 degrees Celsius. The combination of high temperatures and humidity has prompted weather applications to indicate a heat index of 42 degrees Celsius, making it feel even hotter than it actually is. In response, the local weather…

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