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Satellite view of Borneo on October 15, 2026 with grey smoke over the south and red dots marking thermal anomalies detected by VIIRS

Four Die Fighting an Indonesian Park Fire Put Out a Day Earlier

Four people died on Thursday fighting a fire in Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park that the Forestry Ministry says had been put out a day earlier. Its hotspot count rebounded to 799,

October 16, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

A white van stranded in floodwater on a sunken Istanbul roadway at night as tow trucks and responders gather

COP31 Chief Links Istanbul Flood to Climate. A Professor Wants a Study

At least three people are dead and five missing in Istanbul, and COP31 president Murat Kurum says climate change is already today's agenda. An Istanbul Technical University professor says that claim needs a dedicated attribution study.

October 16, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

Satellite view of grey smoke plumes streaming across the Amazon River and rainforest from fires near Manaus and Santarem on October 12, 2026

Smoke Shuts Manaus Schools as October Fire Detections Near Triple

Smoke from Amazon fires closed schools in Manaus on October 12, and INPE's data show October

Two boys crouch among scattered school supplies on grey flood sediment in Nuwakot, Nepal

Nepal’s Budhigandaki Mudflow: 508 Rescued, Six Missing, No Death Toll Given

A 20 to 25 meter surge of mud swept a hydropower camp in Nepal's Gorkha district

A fire affected more than 130 hectares of the Calilegua National Park

Brigadistas de Jujuy, with the help of a hydrant plane sent by the National Government, worked this Friday to contain an active fire source in the Calilegua National Park area, where the

October 14, 2020

Climate·News

Thousands of people in Louisiana, United States, leave their homes due to Hurricane Delta

Hurricane Delta, with winds exceeding 150 kilometers per hour, impacted the state of Louisiana, in the United States and thousands of people living on the coast and already affected by Hurricane Laura

October 10, 2020

Climate·News

The hole in the ozone layer is the largest in the last decade

The hole in the ozone layer above Antarctica is one of the largest and deepest in the last 15 years, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). It usually begins to grow

October 9, 2020

Climate·News

Hurricane Delta will wreak havoc in Mexico and then head for the United States

Hurricane Delta is now heading for the coast of Mexico and will make landfall in the United States later this week. Delta is a secondary hurricane but is expected to gather strength

October 7, 2020

Climate·News

A challenging task in the concrete jungle: A green skyscraper will clean cities of pollution

It would include 36 air turbines, have 1,600 trees planted and 24,500 square meters of walls would be covered with plants. With the Paris Agreement in 2015, 195 countries in the world,

September 24, 2020

Climate·Health·News·Technology

Typhoon Haishen hits Japan badly, loss of Billions of Dollars

Six prefectures in southwestern Japan, which means more than 1.6 million people, are urgently evacuated due to Typhoon Haishen, reports The Eastern Herald. As of 8.30 on Monday, September 7, residents of

September 7, 2020

Climate·News

The 6.3 earthquake in Chile was strongly felt in parts of Argentina

The epicenter was on the coasts near the city of La Serena. In our country, it was felt in San Juan, La Rioja, and Mendoza. A 6.3 quake shook the Coquimbo region of

September 6, 2020

Climate·News

Scientists have solved the mystery of the death of the civilization of Easter Island

The Polynesian civilization that existed on Easter Island has disappeared due to climate change and the ecological system. This conclusion was made by scientists from an international research group. The survey was

September 6, 2020

Climate·News·Technology

World Concern: Two large icebergs in Antarctica have completely melted

The larger Santa had an area of almost 5 square kilometers, and the smaller one almost 2 square kilometers, and since 1959 they have been decreasing due to global warming. New satellite

August 6, 2020

Climate·News

“Nature” the Tortoise, Hare “the blind race of development”

For decades humanity is undermining the power of nature by claiming to regenerate it through mere schemes. India stands on 77th in the sustainability index commissioned by WHO, UNICEF, and Lancet Medical

June 27, 2020

Climate·News·Opinion

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Four Die Fighting an Indonesian Park Fire Put Out a Day Earlier

COP31 Chief Links Istanbul Flood to Climate. A Professor Wants a Study

Smoke Shuts Manaus Schools as October Fire Detections Near Triple

Nepal’s Budhigandaki Mudflow: 508 Rescued, Six Missing, No Death Toll Given

A fire affected more than 130 hectares of the Calilegua National Park

Thousands of people in Louisiana, United States, leave their homes due to Hurricane Delta

The hole in the ozone layer is the largest in the last decade

Hurricane Delta will wreak havoc in Mexico and then head for the United States

A challenging task in the concrete jungle: A green skyscraper will clean cities of pollution

Typhoon Haishen hits Japan badly, loss of Billions of Dollars

The 6.3 earthquake in Chile was strongly felt in parts of Argentina

Scientists have solved the mystery of the death of the civilization of Easter Island

World Concern: Two large icebergs in Antarctica have completely melted

“Nature” the Tortoise, Hare “the blind race of development”

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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