Brazil’s Amazon Port Hits Lowest Water Level Since 1902 🌊😱
A historic drought has left Brazil’s Amazon port in Manaus at its lowest water level since 1902, impacting transportation and communities throughout the region.
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Catastrophic Floods Impact Over 5 Million in West and Central Africa 🌊
Over 5 million people across West and Central Africa are reeling from catastrophic floods, with more than 1,000 lives lost and hundreds of thousands displaced.
Greek Firefighters Triumph Over Devastating Corinthia Blaze 🔥
Greek firefighters have made significant progress in containing a deadly forest blaze in southern Greece after four intense days. The fire in Corinthia has receded, thanks to heroic efforts. 🔥👩🚒
India’s Farmers Turn to Tougher Seeds Amid Climate Challenges 🌾🔥
Facing unpredictable rains and soaring temperatures, India’s farmers are embracing climate-resilient seeds to secure their harvests and feed the nation.
Record-Breaking Fires Blaze Through Brazil’s Amazon for Third Month Straight 🔥🌿
Fires in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest have surged for a third month, reaching record levels due to severe drought and human activities. Discover what’s fueling the flames and what it means for our planet.
Swiss Glaciers Melting Fast Despite Snowy Winters 🌨️🗻
Swiss glaciers are shrinking rapidly despite snowy winters! Discover why these icy giants are melting faster than ever. 🏔️❄️
🌊 Flash Flood in Iran’s Jiroft Leaves 15 Dead
A flash flood in Iran’s southern city of Jiroft has killed 15 people. The sudden disaster highlights the impact of extreme weather events in the region. 🌊😢
Norway’s Undersea Carbon Vault Set to Battle Climate Change 🌊🌿
Norway’s Northern Lights project is set to launch the world’s first undersea CO2 storage service, capturing emissions and storing them beneath the ocean floor to combat climate change. 🌊🌿
Pawpaw Fruit Feels the Heat: Climate Change Hits North America’s Hidden Gem
Pawpaw, North America’s native fruit, is experiencing early harvests and bitter taste due to climate change-induced droughts in Ohio and Kentucky.
Amazon River Levels in Columbia Drop by 90% Amid Severe Drought 🌊🔥
The Amazon River in Columbia has seen water levels drop by up to 90% due to severe drought, impacting Indigenous communities who rely on the river for food and transport.