Cyclone Remal Claims 32 Lives, Devastates Communities in India
32 dead and numerous injured as Cyclone Remal unleashes storms and landslides across India’s West Bengal and northeastern regions.
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Early Butterfly Boom Enchants Yunnan with 100 Million Wings
Yunnan’s Butterfly Valley is witnessing an early boom with 100 million butterflies, thanks to warmer temperatures and increased rainfall.
U.S. Tariffs on Chinese EVs: A Double-Edged Sword for Consumers and Climate Goals
The U.S. raises tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles from 25% to 100%, sparking debates on its impact on climate goals, consumer prices, and the auto industry’s competitiveness.
Intense Heat Causes Cocoa Beans to Rot in CĂ´te d’Ivoire
Rising temperatures in CĂ´te d’Ivoire are decimating cocoa crops, threatening the world’s leading producer and impacting global markets.
Severe Floods in Kenya Claim 13 Lives, Displace 15,000
Heavy rains and flash flooding in Kenya have resulted in at least 13 deaths and displaced nearly 15,000 people, according to the UN.
Poyang Lake Levels Surge Amid Persistent Rain in Jiangxi
Poyang Lake, the largest freshwater lake on the Chinese mainland, is experiencing rising water levels due to persistent rain and upstream water inflow, with conditions expected to continue.
El Niño Drought Threatens Southern Africa’s Food Security
An El Niño-induced drought in southern Africa is set to cause severe food shortages, potentially forcing the region to import grain to ensure food security.
UK’s Giant Sequoias Thrive, Matching Growth of California’s Largest Trees
A new report reveals that giant sequoias in the UK are thriving, matching the growth rates of their native counterparts in California despite challenges like wildfires and droughts back home.
Unprecedented Floods Submerge Greece’s Thriving Thessaly Farms
Unprecedented flooding in Greece’s Thessaly plain has devastated key agricultural lands, leaving farmers like Babis Evangelinos grappling with submerged crops and lost livelihoods.
Mongolia Faces Devastating Dzud: Over 600,000 Livestock Lost
Extreme winter ‘dzud’ leads to the tragic loss of over 600,000 livestock in Mongolia, severely impacting herders and the nation’s economy.