Extreme Drought Devastates Indigenous Communities in Colombia
Extreme drought in Colombia’s Amazon region severely affects Indigenous fishermen like Marciano Flores, forcing them to seek fish further and spend more on fuel.
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Tropical Storm in Philippines Claims Dozens of Lives
A severe tropical storm has struck the Philippines, initially claiming 24 lives with the death toll rising to 26. Rescue and relief efforts are underway to aid affected communities.
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U.S.-China Green Energy Summit Launches in California
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Unlocking the Secrets: How Forest Canopies Control Fall Phenology
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Tech Giants Adapt Data Centers Amid Latin America’s Drought Crisis
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