
Budget Cuts Raise Alarm as US Hurricane Season Kicks Off
Budget cuts to US weather services renew concerns over hurricane preparedness as the Atlantic season kicks off, with experts warning of data delays and communities at risk.
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Budget cuts to US weather services renew concerns over hurricane preparedness as the Atlantic season kicks off, with experts warning of data delays and communities at risk.
China’s Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorological Administration issued a red alert for mountain torrents in six provinces, warning of flash floods and landslides through Friday.
A massive glacier collapse near Blatten, Switzerland on May 28 destroyed most of an Alpine village. One man remains missing as search efforts pause.
Heavy rains and flooding in Argentina’s Buenos Aires province have submerged soybean fields, threatening the country’s main export and sending ripples through global markets.
As hurricane season begins with above-average activity predicted, federal staff cuts threaten weather tracking and disaster response, putting millions along U.S. coasts at risk.
Rescue operations are underway after two landslides hit Dafang County in the southwest Chinese mainland’s Guizhou Province, trapping residents in Changshi and Guowa Townships.
After a 6.8 magnitude quake in Xizang, experts predict low risk of major landslides, though rising temperatures may increase future hazards.
China’s NMIC and Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange introduce a Temperature Index to hedge against climate risks in agriculture and energy sectors.
China’s central bank and key financial regulators held a symposium to advance green financial services, aiming to build a sustainable ‘Beautiful China’ through enhanced cooperation and innovative financial products.