Climate Change Pushes New Zealand’s Unique Snails to the Brink of Extinction
New Zealand’s unique carnivorous land snails teeter on the brink of extinction, driven by climate change and invasive predators, experts warn.
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Mongolia’s Harsh Winter Claims Over 2 Million Livestock
Mongolia faces an unprecedented winter, with over two million livestock perishing due to extreme cold and heavy snowfall, exacerbated by climate change and a summer drought.
Global Leaders Gather in Nairobi for UNEA-6 to Tackle Environmental Challenges
UN member states convene in Nairobi to collaborate on solutions for climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss at the sixth UN Environment Assembly.
Devastating Winter in Mongolia Kills Over 2 Million Livestock
Mongolia’s severe winter, or ‘dzud,’ has led to the death of over 2 million livestock, with more than 80% of the country covered in snow, impacting the agricultural sector.
Climate Change Threatens the Future of Winter Sports in Europe
Rising temperatures and shorter seasons are jeopardizing winter sports in Europe, making aspirations like those of 18-year-old skier Pietro Casartelli increasingly difficult.
World Bank Pledges Support to Tackle Tunisia’s Water Scarcity and Climate Change
The World Bank commits to aiding Tunisia in tackling water scarcity and climate change, focusing on urgent solutions for agriculture and food security.
Once-in-a-Lifetime Kayaking Opportunity in Replenished Death Valley Lake
Record rainstorms transform Death Valley’s Badwater Basin into Lake Manly, offering kayakers a unique, fleeting opportunity to paddle in one of Earth’s driest places.
Chile Faces Increased Wildfire Risk Amid Rising Climate Change
Deadly wildfires in central Chile signal a growing risk as climate change intensifies. Experts warn of more severe fires due to rising temperatures and land use changes.
African Union’s 37th Assembly Tackles Displacement and Education for Africa’s Future
The African Union’s 37th Assembly in Addis Ababa focuses on addressing displacement and enhancing education to propel Africa into the 21st century.
Congo’s Worst Floods in 60 Years Leave Thousands Homeless
The Democratic Republic of Congo is grappling with its worst floods in 60 years, displacing around 500,000 people and highlighting urgent needs for improved flood management.