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Protesters with Justice for the Ogoni banners outside Shell's headquarters in London

Shell’s Niger Delta Exit Leaves Pipeline and Gas Questions Open

Amnesty's review of internal Shell records raises questions about ageing Niger Delta pipelines, decommissioning costs and the Bille gas emergency. The evidence, sale terms and unresolved legal claims demand transparent answers.

October 29, 2026

by Muzaffar Ahmad Bajwaa

False-color satellite image of floodwater in blue along the Gandak River across the Nepal-India border, with green vegetation and clouds

Climate Plans Promise Health Gains. Only Four Governments Count Them.

A WHO review of 114 national climate plans finds 91% of Parties mention health, yet only four of the 82 that claim health gains from cutting emissions quantify or monitor them. Just 23% cost their health measures, and 7% say

October 19, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

Aerial view of the cracked, exposed bed of Wimbleball Reservoir in Somerset with a narrow stream running through it

Ministers Tell Environment Agency Water Supply Comes First in Drought

Where drinking water and river protection collide in four drought-hit parts of England, the government has

Satellite image of thick white cloud covering eastern Spain and the sea off its coast, with clear sea to the east

Spain’s Dana Adam: One Dead in Catalonia, Red Alerts Hold in Valencia

A woman swept away by a stream in Cabrera de Mar was found dead on Sunday

An earthquake in Croatia leaves at least 5 dead and serious structural damage

A strong earthquake hit the city of Petrinja in central Croatia on Tuesday, causing serious material damage and the death of at least 5 people. The mayor of that town, Darinko Dumbovic,

December 30, 2020

Climate·News

Abloom Ocean in its Affirmed Decade

United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in its 72nd session affirmed the “United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development” for the 10-year period commencing on 01st January 2021 hoping that this

December 30, 2020

Climate·News·Opinion·Technology

The largest deforestation in Bolsonaro’s administration in Brazil since 2008

The deforestation in Brazil this year is greater than it has been since 2008. A total of over 11 thousand square kilometers have been cleared from August 2019 until July this year,

December 1, 2020

Climate·Government and Politics·News

Future Secretary of State says that America is the hope for the planet

US President-elect Joe Biden has announced the first members of his cabinet to take office on January 21 next year. The first appointments focused on foreign policy, security, and climate change. They

November 25, 2020

Climate·Government and Politics·News

Deniers put a climate report on the Trump administration’s final meters

Two scientists who reject the scientific understanding of climate change have been tasked with directing the US government’s most comprehensive climate report in the final months of President Donald Trump’s administration. A

November 17, 2020

Climate·Government and Politics·News

Disaster area again in danger due to hurricane Jota

Hurricane Jota grew rapidly in the Caribbean today and has now become a fifth-degree hurricane. It now appears to be heading for a disaster area in Central America that was badly affected

November 17, 2020

Climate·News

Turkey Earthquake – Four thousand search in the ruins of Izmir

At least 27 people have been killed in a strong earthquake in the Aegean Sea yesterday. The magnitude 7 earthquake shook the Turkish city of Izmir. Rescuers are now working hard to

October 31, 2020

Climate·News

Halloween 2020 – October 31, the inhabitants of the Earth will be able to see the Blue Moon

This Saturday, October 31, many countries around the world will celebrate Halloween … But the weekend will be remarkable not only for this, because on Saturday the “Blue Moon” will rise above

October 31, 2020

Climate·News

At least 19 killed in a deadly earthquake in Turkey and Greece

At least 19 people have been killed and more than 700 injured in an earthquake off the west coast of Turkey today. The magnitude 7 earthquake shook the Turkish city of Izmir.

October 31, 2020

Climate·News

Tsunami Alert: Tsunami threat emitted in Alaska after 7.5 earthquake in Pacific

A 7.5 earthquake – recorded this October 19 at 20:54 (GMT) south of Aleutian islands- has prompted a tsunami alert for various parts of the southern coast of Alaska. The National Oceanic

October 20, 2020

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Shell’s Niger Delta Exit Leaves Pipeline and Gas Questions Open

Climate Plans Promise Health Gains. Only Four Governments Count Them.

Ministers Tell Environment Agency Water Supply Comes First in Drought

Spain’s Dana Adam: One Dead in Catalonia, Red Alerts Hold in Valencia

An earthquake in Croatia leaves at least 5 dead and serious structural damage

Abloom Ocean in its Affirmed Decade

The largest deforestation in Bolsonaro’s administration in Brazil since 2008

Future Secretary of State says that America is the hope for the planet

Deniers put a climate report on the Trump administration’s final meters

Disaster area again in danger due to hurricane Jota

Turkey Earthquake – Four thousand search in the ruins of Izmir

Halloween 2020 – October 31, the inhabitants of the Earth will be able to see the Blue Moon

At least 19 killed in a deadly earthquake in Turkey and Greece

Tsunami Alert: Tsunami threat emitted in Alaska after 7.5 earthquake in Pacific

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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