UK Debates Gatwick Airport Expansion: Boost Economy or Threaten Environment?
UK Transport Secretary faces a crucial decision on expanding Gatwick Airport, weighing economic benefits against environmental and community concerns.
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LA Residents Struggle with Wildfire Smoke as Santa Ana Winds Loom
LA residents continue to grapple with wildfire smoke as officials warn of worsening air quality due to upcoming Santa Ana winds.
Climate Change Amplifies Deadly Nepal Floods, Scientists Warn
Climate change, rapid urbanization, and deforestation intensified Nepal’s devastating floods last month, claiming over 240 lives. Scientists warn of more destructive events unless fossil fuel usage ceases.
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.
One Year On: Japan’s Fukushima Wastewater Discharge Sparks Global Concerns
One year after Japan began discharging treated Fukushima wastewater, concerns grow over environmental impact and international trade, especially with the Chinese mainland banning Japanese seafood imports.
Anhui’s Innovative Turnaround: Coal Mine Areas Bloom into Eco-Friendly Farmland
Guqiao Town in Anhui transforms coal mine subsidence areas into lush rice fields, enhancing agriculture and purifying the environment.
Maui Honors 102 Lives Lost in Devastating Wildfire Anniversary
A year after the devastating Maui wildfire claimed 102 lives, the community gathers to honor the lost and reflect on the ongoing recovery efforts.
New Study Reveals Only 12.6% of Phosphorus Fertilizers Used by Plants Globally
A study by the Chinese Academy of Sciences finds that only 12.6% of inorganic phosphorus fertilizers are absorbed by plants each year, highlighting inefficiencies and environmental concerns.
Brazil’s Drought Crisis: Over 1,000 Cities Struggle Amid Fiery Challenges
Brazil faces a severe drought affecting over 1,000 cities, triggering unprecedented fires and isolating parts of the Amazon. Government urges residents to prepare.
Melting Ice Caps Slow Earth’s Spin, Extending Day Lengths at Unprecedented Rate
A new study reveals that melting polar ice caps are slowing Earth’s rotation, making days longer at an unprecedented rate. The findings have significant implications for space navigation and highlight the urgent impact of climate change.