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Satellite vegetation-index image of southern Rondonia, Brazil, in 2006 showing cleared land in tan and remaining forest in green

Brazil’s Amazon Clearing Falls to a Record Low Days After Manaus Smoke

Brazil's space agency put Amazon clearing at 3,335 square kilometers for August 2025 to July 2026, the lowest since 1988, nine days before the presidential runoff. The figure is a preliminary estimate,

October 17, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

Satellite view of Typhoon Champi with a spiral cloud shield and a small eye, east-southeast of the Mariana Islands

Guam Tells Late-Term Mothers to Come to Hospital Before Typhoon Champi

Guam Memorial Hospital Authority will take in women 36 weeks pregnant or more before Typhoon Champi arrives, and they must come without a support person. The forecast has moved from Category 2 to Category 3 in a day, and the

October 16, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

Singapore Orders Seven Indonesian Firms to Douse Fires as Haze Worsens

Singapore served preventive notices on seven Indonesian companies on Friday, as its air index ran as

A white bleached branching coral beside pink and golden healthy colonies on a shallow Gulf of Aqaba reef, with a pier and mountains above the waterline

44% of Reef Corals Are Threatened, and the Count Ends Before the Heat

A Nature paper published Thursday finds 340 of 774 assessable reef-building coral species threatened, the same

The FIFA 2022 World Cup in Qatar is carbon neutral and environmentally friendly

The Qatar Legacy and Projects Committee announced, on Wednesday, that it is preparing for the 2022 World Cup, to be the first carbon-neutral event that emulates international standards in the field of

September 30, 2021

Climate·News·Sports

Zimbabwe… Pollution exacerbated by corruption in the Government (Experts)

At Copacabana bus station in Zimbabwe’s capital, Copacabana, a public toilet is closed to the public, while behind it is the smell of rubbish and excrement, with flies in flight. With all

September 26, 2021

Climate·Government and Politics·Health·News

No part of the world is immune to climate change

The United Nations Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, announced Thursday that no region is immune from climate change, calling on countries around the world to take credible measures to avoid the effects of this.

September 24, 2021

Climate·News

Guterres welcomes the announcement by the US and Chinese presidents on climate change

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres welcomed the announcement by US President Joe Biden and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, on climate change, during the two leaders’ participation Tuesday in the general debate

September 23, 2021

Climate·News

Egypt calls for a comprehensive legal agreement on the Ethiopian Renaissance dam “as soon as possible”

The Egyptian President, Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, called for reaching “as soon as possible” a comprehensive and legally binding agreement on the operation and filling of the Ethiopian dam. This came in a

September 22, 2021

Climate·Conflicts, Military and War·News

Afghanistan, Corona and climate change top the United Nations meetings

The annual high-level meetings of the 76th session of its General Assembly will kick off at the United Nations Headquarters in New York on Tuesday, with the attendance of more than 110

September 19, 2021

Climate·Government and Politics·Health·News

Climate disasters kill 17,000 people since the start of Coronavirus

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said, on Friday, that “climate-related disasters have killed 17,242 people since the outbreak of the Coronavirus in the world, and affected the

September 17, 2021

Climate·Health·News

Climate.. Rain affects 288,000 people in Sudan

The United Nations announced, on Thursday, that the number of people affected by torrential rains in Sudan has risen to about 288,000 since the start of the rainy season in the country

September 17, 2021

Climate·Government and Politics·News

Climate change threatens the Gulf .. “unbearable heat” and efforts to survive

Samir rides his motorbike under the sun in Dubai, where temperatures in summer can reach 45 degrees Celsius. In the Gulf region known for its hot summers, global warming threatens to make

August 31, 2021

Climate·News

Biden: Hurricane “Ida” is life-threatening, the US Government is preparing for the worst

More than 300,000 people were left without electricity after Hurricane “Ida” of the fourth category reached Louisiana, writes Sky News. Described as an “extremely dangerous” storm of the fourth category, it hit

August 30, 2021

Climate·Government and Politics·News

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Brazil’s Amazon Clearing Falls to a Record Low Days After Manaus Smoke

Guam Tells Late-Term Mothers to Come to Hospital Before Typhoon Champi

Singapore Orders Seven Indonesian Firms to Douse Fires as Haze Worsens

44% of Reef Corals Are Threatened, and the Count Ends Before the Heat

The FIFA 2022 World Cup in Qatar is carbon neutral and environmentally friendly

Zimbabwe… Pollution exacerbated by corruption in the Government (Experts)

No part of the world is immune to climate change

Guterres welcomes the announcement by the US and Chinese presidents on climate change

Egypt calls for a comprehensive legal agreement on the Ethiopian Renaissance dam “as soon as possible”

Afghanistan, Corona and climate change top the United Nations meetings

Climate disasters kill 17,000 people since the start of Coronavirus

Climate.. Rain affects 288,000 people in Sudan

Climate change threatens the Gulf .. “unbearable heat” and efforts to survive

Biden: Hurricane “Ida” is life-threatening, the US Government is preparing for the worst

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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