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Gaza sisters win Earth Prize for turning war rubble into bricks
Palestinian sisters Tala and Farah Mousa turned the rubble of their bombed Gaza home into reusable bricks.
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Thousands of bees swarm southern Israel
Residents in Israel have been documenting thousands of bees swarming the southern city of Netivot.
Published On 16 Apr 2026
Super Typhoon Sinlaku bears down on Northern Mariana Islands, Guam
Slow-moving Sinlaku is weakening as it heads towards Guam, but it will still bring dangerous conditions to the region.
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Musician performs inside melting glacier to highlight climate crisis
Swiss musician To Athena has performed inside a cave in a melting glacier to highlight ice loss in the Alps.
Published On 12 Apr 2026
Argentina MPs approve bill allowing mining in glaciers
Thousands of people have demonstrated against the bill, which scientists and activists say threatens water resources.
Afghanistan earthquake kills eight members of same family
The household’s only survivor was a young boy who was injured in the tremor.
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Crete turns orange as Saharan dust sweeps in
Saharan dust from North Africa engulfed skies over Crete in an orange haze.
Published On 1 Apr 2026
Pakistan world’s most polluted country in 2025: Report
Fine particulates in Pakistan’s air highest in the world last year, exceeding WHO guidelines by up to 13 times.
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New UN climate report says the past decade was the hottest on record
A new UN report confirms the past decade was the hottest on record.
Published On 23 Mar 2026
US states file lawsuit challenging Trump’s revocation of climate finding
The Trump administration revoked key scientific finding that formed a basis for regulations to address climate change.
‘How do I survive?’ Drought plagues Kenya’s Turkana amid surplus elsewhere
As a quarter of Kenya’s population faces severe food shortages, up to 40% of food produced is lost or wasted each year.
