OZONE HOLE AT RECORD SIZE, POSING GRAVE THREATS TO EARTH, HUMANITY, SCIENTIST WARNS

Sun 17 December 2023: The hole above the Earth’s ozone layer on the Antarctic “will have adverse impacts on the planet and human life,” an expert told Anadolu as the hole is among the largest recorded, about three times the size of Brazil. The ozone layer acts as a natural shield, efficiently filtering harmful solar […]

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PAKISTAN USES ARTIFICIAL RAIN FOR THE FIRST TIME TO FIGHT POLLUTION

  Artificial rain has been used for the first time in Pakistan in a bid to combat hazardous levels of pollution in the megacity of Lahore, says the provincial government. Planes equipped with cloud-seeding equipment flew on Saturday over the eastern city, often ranked one of the worst places globally for air pollution. “It drizzled in at least […]

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OVER 407 MILLION PEOPLE IN AFRICA ARE AFFECTED BY NATURAL DISASTERS BETWEEN 2000 AND 2022

Tue 12 December 2023: Natural disasters affected a total of 407.5 million people in Africa between 2000 and 2022 as climate-induced catastrophic events led to severe humanitarian crises across the continent, the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) has said. Amid the growing impact of climate-induced incidents across the African continent, such events have […]

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VIDEO: FUKUSHIMA CONSPIRACY REVIVED AS THOUSANDS OF DEAD FISH MYSTERIOUSLY WASH UP ON JAPAN BEACH

Mon 11 December 2023: A strange incident occurred on a beach in Hakodate, on Japan’s northernmost island of Hokkaido, triggering conspiracy theories tied to the country’s Fukushima nuclear power plant, which made headlines after treated water from it was dumped into the Pacific Ocean. On Thursday morning, December 7, thousands of tonnes of dead fish, […]

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AIR POLLUTION LEVELS STILL TOO HIGH ACROSS EUROPE: EU REPORT

Mon 04 December 2023: Air pollution is currently the most important environmental health risk factor in Europe, the European Union (EU) environment agency warned in a report published on Friday. “Air pollutant concentrations in 2021 remained well above the levels recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) in its air quality guidelines,” said the European […]

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DROUGHT TO FORCE NEARLY 216M PEOPLE TO MIGRATE BY 2050

Sun 03 December 2023: According to estimates, nearly 216 million people worldwide will be forced to migrate by 2050 due to drought-related factors such as water scarcity, rising sea levels, crop loss, and excessive population growth. Experts note that the regions most affected will be the Mediterranean, North Africa, and the Middle East, where meteorological […]

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AFRICAN SCIENTISTS, YOUNG PEOPLE CALL ON LEADERS TO EMBRACE 100% RENEWABLE ENERGY AHEAD OF COP28

Tue 28 October 2023: With the COP28 climate summit set to start on Thursday, African scientists and young people are urging leaders to transition the African continent from relying on fossil fuels to 100% renewable energy. In an open letter to African heads of state and governments released in the Kenyan capital Nairobi on Monday, […]

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24 KILLED IN LIGHTNING STRIKES AMID UNSEASONAL RAINS IN INDIA’S GUJARAT

Mon 27 October 2023: Twenty four people have been killed in lightning strikes in different parts of Gujarat during widespread unseasonal rainfall in the state, an official said Monday. Union Home Minister Amit Shah condoled the deaths due to bad weather and lightning in various cities of Gujarat on Sunday and said the local administration […]

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MASSIVE ICEBERG A23A IS MOVING AWAY FROM ANTARCTICA

  A satellite image of the world’s largest iceberg, named A23a, seen in Antarctica on November 15, 2023. | European Union/Copernicus Sentinel-3/Handout/Reuters Sat 25 October 2023: The largest iceberg in the world, which was formerly a part of Antarctica, is drifting away from the continent and has drawn attention from scientists worldwide. In 1986, the […]

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