84 Million Trees Planted in Mongolia Since 2021 to Fight Desertification
Since 2021, Mongolia has planted 84 million trees as part of its ‘Billion Trees’ campaign to combat desertification and climate change.
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Rare Rainfall Transforms Sahara Desert with Stunning Blue Lagoons
A rare rainfall in Morocco’s Sahara Desert has created stunning blue lagoons and nourished some of the driest regions, surpassing yearly averages with over 100mm in certain areas.
Nigeria Controls River Niger Water Levels to Prevent Floods
Nigeria is effectively managing River Niger’s water levels with coordinated dam operations to prevent flooding, ensuring stability and growth.
Niger Faces Historic Floods: Over 1.1 Million Affected, 339 Dead
Torrential rains in Niger have caused devastating floods, killing 339 and displacing over 1.1 million people since June.
Hurricane Milton Reaches Category 5, Threatens Florida Coasts
Hurricane Milton intensifies to Category 5, heading towards Florida just weeks after devastating Hurricane Helene. Authorities call for immediate evacuations.
Sydney Kicks Off Groundbreaking Nature Positive Summit to Drive Global Environmental Action
Australia hosts the world’s first nature positive summit in Sydney, bringing together global leaders to drive investment in nature and combat biodiversity loss.
New Vibrant Fire-Bellied Newt Species Discovered in China’s Mt. Wuyi
A new vibrant fire-bellied newt species has been discovered in China’s biodiverse Mt. Wuyi National Park, highlighting the region’s rich ecosystem.
Flash Floods Strike Chiang Mai: Three Dead, Two Elephants Drown
Severe flash flooding in Chiang Mai, Thailand, has claimed three lives and tragically taken the lives of two elephants. The popular tourist hotspot faced evacuations and closures as waters rose rapidly.
Hurricane Milton Strengthens to Category 5, Targets Florida
Category 5 Hurricane Milton intensifies in the Gulf, targeting Florida after Hurricane Helene’s devastation. Residents are urged to prepare for severe impacts.
Global River Flows Reach Historic Lows in 2023, UN Warns
In 2023, global river flows hit unprecedented lows due to record heat, threatening water supplies as demand continues to rise, according to a UN weather agency report.