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Mozambique has begun building homes for Cyclone Chido victims after the storm resulted in 70 deaths and injured 600. The government aims to construct resilient structures to prevent future destruction, …
Mozambique Initiates Rebuilding Efforts for Cyclone Chido Victims Read More
Rwanda’s Ministry of Health plans to use GPS tracking to monitor bat migration to prevent zoonotic diseases. Announced by Minister Dr. Sabin Nsanzimana, this initiative follows the declaration of the …
Rwanda Leverages GPS Technology to Monitor Bats for Zoonotic Disease Prevention Read More
Antarctica is experiencing an unprecedented rise in storm activity due to severe sea ice loss, driven primarily by climate change. This development leads to increased warming of the atmosphere, resulting …
Antarctica Faces Growing Storm Threat Amid Climate Change Challenges Read More
A recent report from Climate Central indicates that the Mountain West region is experiencing a reduction in winter days due to climate change, with areas such as Arizona, New Mexico, …
Winter Days Declining in the Mountain West Due to Climate Change Read More
Drought threatens to affect 75% of the global population by 2050, with soil health being a pivotal factor in food security and climate resilience. COP16 emphasized the need for regenerative …
Soil’s Vital Role in Combatting Climate Change and Drought Read More
The year 2024 has been marked by devastating natural disasters that resulted in hundreds of deaths worldwide and considerable damages, largely driven by climate change. Severe weather events, including tornados, …
Devastating Global Natural Disasters of 2024: A Year of Extreme Weather and Impact Read More
Iran is experiencing a severe energy crisis despite its vast reserves of natural gas and crude oil, attributed to mismanagement, sanctions, and climate change. Citizens endure harsh winters with power …
Iran’s Energy Crisis: Navigating Abundance, Sanctions, and Climate Challenges Read More
Cyclone Chido made landfall in Mayotte and Mozambique, necessitating WFP’s emergency response efforts focused on food aid and support for remote areas. Instead of causing immediate concerns in Malawi and …
Response to Intense Tropical Cyclone Chido: WFP’s Ongoing Efforts in Southern Africa Read More
Tropical storm Chido recently devastated Mayotte, becoming over 40 times more likely due to climate change. It upgraded to a category four storm because of increased ocean temperatures, further illustrating …
Impact of Climate Change on Tropical Storm Chido in Mayotte Read More
A study indicates that U.S. cold weather-related deaths have doubled since 1999, attributed to climate change, homelessness, and social issues. The elderly and minority groups are particularly at risk, suggesting …
Rising Cold Weather Deaths: A Call for Urgent Public Health Intervention Read More