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On Wednesday, June 24, two powerful earthquakes struck northern Venezuela in rapid succession, causing widespread devastation, killing at least 164 people, and injuring hundreds more. Acting President Delcy Rodriguez publicly reported the casualty figures in a televised address on June 25, with the toll expected to rise due to ongoing
Europe Braces for More Drought as Italy and France Dry Up
In the 31 days since Jan. 21, France has recorded less than one millimeter of rainfall across the entire...
Chemical Fallout From East Palestine Train Derailment May Have Reached as Far North as Canada
Disturbing videos of rainbow colored sludge, emerging online from at least two Canadian provinces, have...
New Zealand: Cyclone Gabrielle Brings Destruction Not Seen in a Generation
New Zealand is under a state of emergency after Cyclone Gabrielle made landfall, inundating communities...
Great Salt Lake Projected to Disappear Within 5 Years, Leaving Toxic Dust Bowl
As water levels in Utah’s Great Salt Lake continue to plummet, scientists are raising the alarm that...
Widespread Flooding Offers Little Relief for Drought-stricken California
Early in January, California was hit with winter storms that caused devastating flooding in many parts...
German Expert Explains What’s Stopping Green Energy From Becoming Sustainable and Cost-Effective
Self-sufficient sustainable energy projects based on solar and wind energy have all failed so far — that...
Thousands of Flights Across the US Cancelled Due to Inclement Weather — Stranding Travelers and Disrupting
It's that time of year again – the holiday travel rush is upon us and airports are bustling with travelers...
Western New York Blizzard Death Toll Rises; National Guard to Enforce Driving Ban
At least 28 western New Yorkers have lost their lives as a result of a deadly Christmas blizzard, Erie...
US Court Decision a Possible Lifeline for Critically Endangered Maui Dolphin
A small sea mammal whose only home is to be found in the harbours and off the seashore of New Zealand...