Natural Disasters
Earthquakes, volcanic activity, severe storms and floods as they happen, drawn from official monitoring feeds, with plain explanations of what the numbers mean on the ground.
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Ex-UN Official Says Morocco Can Help Keep Security Council Talking
Rabat, October 5 — Former UN official Hervé Verhoosel said Morocco’s bid for a non-permanent seat on the…
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Mount St. Helens: How a Devastated Volcanic Landscape Became a Global Model for Ecological Recovery
Spokane, October 5 The 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens in Washington state remains the most economically destructive…
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ONE consolidates Asia HQ, moves Africa management to Dubai
SINGAPORE, October 5 — Ocean Network Express will consolidate its East Asia and South Asia regional headquarters into…
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Iran tells US there is no military solution to ME war
TEHRAN, October 5 — Iran’s top diplomat said on Sunday there is no military solution to the United…
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Ukraine’s Deep Strikes Damage Over Half of Russia’s Oil Refining Capacity, Defense Ministry Claims
KYIV — Ukraine’s sustained campaign of long-range strikes against Russian oil refineries has damaged more than half of…
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Maine’s Next Governor Faces Climate-Energy Tightrope Walk: Balancing Affordability and Action
Augusta, October 4 Maine faces a pivotal moment as it prepares to elect a new governor amid growing…
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Bitcoin Mining Evolution: From Laptops to ASICs, Energy Use and Security Debates Rise
NEW YORK, October 4 — Bitcoin mining, the process of validating and securing transactions on the Bitcoin network,…
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U.S. Space Weapons Raise Miscalculation Risks Amid Rising Global Tensions
WASHINGTON, October 4 — The briefing room at the Pentagon hums with the quiet urgency of a domain…
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Bitcoin’s Fixed Supply of 21 Million Coins Drives Long-Term Value as Mining Rewards Near Zero
WASHINGTON, October 3 — The bottom line: Bitcoin’s fixed supply of 21 million coins remains intact and unchallenged…
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3 Energy Stocks Linked To Rising Diesel Prices Right Now
Almaty, Kazakhstan – Oct 3, 2026 Rising diesel prices, triggered by geopolitical tensions such as the ongoing conflict…
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US and Russia Negotiate Multibillion-Dollar Deal for Lukoil Assets Amid Ongoing Geopolitical Tensions
Moscow, October 3 — According to a report by The New York Times, the United States and Russia…
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Climate Modeling Shows 2°C Warming Could Make Simultaneous Crop Failures Over Eight Times
BERLIN, October 3 — A new climate modeling study published in Nature Food in 2023 reveals that a…
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Direct Relief Aids Disaster Recovery in Nepal and Colombia
KISPANG-5, Nuwakot, Nepal, October 3 — Direct Relief, a Santa Barbara-based non-profit organization, is working to strengthen health…
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Arctic Permafrost Thaw: Unleashing Carbon Emissions and Reshaping Global Climate Models
WASHINGTON, October 2 — The thawing of Arctic permafrost is accelerating the release of carbon dioxide and methane…
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Ukraine Deploys FP-7 Ballistic Missile in Combat, Expanding Long-Range Strike Capabilities
Kyiv, October 2 — Ukraine used the FP-7 ballistic missile in combat for the first time, according to…
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Australia and Fiji Co-Host Pacific Climate Meetings Ahead of UN COP31 Summit in Turkey
FIJI, October 2 — Leaders and delegates from Australia, Germany, Mexico, and Thailand will meet in Fiji and…
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Why Disaster Preparedness Is Everyone’s Job
INDIAN HEAD, Maryland, August 2024 — Amazon hosted a collaborative disaster preparedness training exercise in Indian Head, Maryland,…
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LAMEA Automated Test Equipment Market to Reach $474.93 Million by 2028 at 6.9% CAGR
SAO PAULO, October 1 The Latin America, Middle East and Africa (LAMEA) Automated Test Equipment market is projected…
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NASA’s SpaceX Crew-13 Launches Four Astronauts to International Space Station
Kennedy Space Center, October 1 A quiet hush settled over the launchpad as the final checks were completed.…
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Fermented Foods: From Ancient Preservation to Modern Gut Health Science, Exploring Their Cultural Roots and Health Impact
LONDON, October 1 — The story begins not with a lab or a supermarket shelf, but in the…
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Global air travel demand falls 0.8% as Middle East traffic drops
Almaty, October 1 — Global air travel demand fell 0.8% year-on-year in August 2026, according to the International…
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Raytheon Wins Up to $20.7B Contract to Build AMRAAM Missiles Through 2033
WASHINGTON, September 30 — Raytheon, a subsidiary of RTX Corporation, has secured a not-to-exceed $20.7 billion multiyear contract…
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Triethylene Glycol Prices 2026: Trend, Chart & Forecast
ALMATY, Kazakhstan, September 30, 2026 According to the latest report by IMARC Group, the price of triethylene glycol…
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Formula 1’s Turbo-Hybrid Power Units Revolutionize Racing Efficiency and Road Car Tech Since 2014
Manila, September 29 The Formula One hybrid power unit, introduced in 2014, has transformed the world of motorsport…
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