Thousands Still Thirsty a Week After Hurricane Helene Hits Asheville
A week after Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina, thousands in Asheville remain without clean drinking water, relying on tanker trucks for essentials.
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Colombia Pushes for Unified UN Climate and Biodiversity Pledges at COP16
Colombia is spearheading a unified climate and biodiversity pledge at the UN COP16 summit, aiming to streamline efforts to protect nature and tackle climate change simultaneously.
Solar Storms Ignite Faint Auroras in Northern Hemisphere
Faint auroras may illuminate the northern fringes of the Northern Hemisphere this weekend due to solar flares, as forecasters watch for potential power and communication disruptions.
Shenzhou-18 Crew Offers Breathtaking Views of China’s Iconic Rivers from Space
The Shenzhou-18 crew aboard China’s Tiangong space station shares stunning views of the iconic Yangtze and Yellow Rivers from orbit, highlighting their significance to China’s environment and cities.
Manaus Port Faces Historic Drought: Lowest Rio Negro Levels Since 1902
Manaus port experiences lowest Rio Negro water levels since 1902, disrupting Brazil’s Amazon transport and highlighting the dire impacts of climate change.
Peaceful Breeding: Swans Thrive in Kanas Lake
Discover the serene life of Du Du and Huan Huan, whooper swans, as they raise cygnets in the picturesque Yaze Lake by the Kanas River in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
Severe Flooding Forces Evacuations in Chiang Mai and Elephant Sanctuary
Severe floods in northern Thailand have prompted evacuations in Chiang Mai and the Elephant Nature Park, home to thousands of rescued animals, as heavy rainfall continues.
Philippines Faces Rising Death Toll as Typhoon Krathon Hits
Typhoon Krathon strikes the Philippines, increasing the death toll to five, with one person still missing as authorities ramp up rescue efforts.
Devastating Floods in Bosnia Claim At Least 14 Lives
At least 14 people have died in severe floods in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with many missing as torrential rains and landslides wreak havoc across the central region.
Chinese Researchers Discover Stunning New Fish Species Opsariichthys iridescens
Chinese researchers in east China have discovered a new, beautifully colored fish species, Opsariichthys iridescens, highlighting the region’s rich biodiversity.