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Floods and Landslides in Mexico There are reportedly over forty victims in central and southeastern areas of Mexico due to floods and landslides caused by torrential rainfall, is speak of houses and highways have been damaged, roads impassable and thousands of rescuers have been deployed by authorities to help people in difficulty who are forced to try to reach safety sometimes wading through mud and debris. to report other natural emergencies such as the abnormal overheating of the sea and ocean around New Zealand, so much so that it is estimated that the water is heating at a rate thirty-four times faster than the global average, particularly the surface waters; it appears that there is a link between climate change and disruptions in the flow of major ocean currents between New Zealand and Antarctica, with serious consequences for the ecosystem. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Oct 13, 2025 
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 Strong earthquake shakes the Philippines A magnitude 7.4 earthquake off the southern coast of the Philippines near the city of Manao in eastern Davao in the Mindanao region has triggered a tsunami alert, with authorities warning residents living along the coast to move inland and to higher ground; there are reports of damaged houses, buildings, and bridges. Panic spread among the population in Davao with people reporting that they could not stand due to the earthquake, and there were fears of possible collapses following closely after another earthquake while rescuers try to provide assistance and aid. To report changing the subject but remaining on natural issues that the typhoon named "Halong" is battering Japan with heavy rain and strong winds; authorities have issued emergency warnings and floods and landslides are expected. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Oct 10, 2025 n°: 6075 Floods in northern Vietnam caused by segments of a dam Due to heavy rainfall water has overflowed from some protective segments of a dam in Bac Ninh province in northern Vietnam, thousands of people have been urgently evacuated with homes flooded and rice fields submerged resulting in the loss of most of the harvest. Authorities are trying to find accommodation for the evacuated residents and for farm animals, using measures that had already been partially planned. There are also concerns about the water levels of the Cau River in the area of Hop Tinh Commune. report changing the subject but still on natural topics that renewable electricity production in the first half of 2025 has surpassed that from coal, with China and India leading in this achievement; however, some say that the production chain of renewables is not very environmentally friendly. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Oct 08, 2025 n°: 6073 A storm lashes France and European countries There would be two victims in northern France due to the passing of the storm called "Amy," characterized by wind gusts exceeding one hundred and thirty kilometers per hour, then thousands of households left without electricity, especially in Normandy, and alerts in several departments. There is also talk of one victim in Ireland, in addition to damage and disruptions in Great Britain and Scandinavia. Bad weather in southeastern Bulgaria resulted in at least three victims and several people missing in the tourist village of Elenite due to flooding, with roads generally turned into rivers in the affected areas and even cars carried away over long distances. In Italy storm surges hit Emilia Romagna region, flooding some seaside resorts (recently closed after the tourist season), and recently there was one victim near Ostuni in Puglia region due to a downpour that swept away cars. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Oct 06, 2025 n°: 6071 Strong earthquake in central Philippines There are reportedly over sixty victims due to a shallow 6.9 magnitude earthquake with its epicenter near Palompon, close to the city of Bogo in Cebu province, but this is a preliminary figure and there are reports of collapsed buildings with people likely trapped under the rubble. Hundreds of aftershocks have been recorded by instruments. It is also reported that a commercial building and a school collapsed in Bantayan in Cebu province and power lines have fallen causing electricity outages, while authorities warned the population to stay calm and move to open areas. To report changing the subject but still on natural topics there have been disruptions in Spain for students in the Valencia region affected by recent heavy rains, then in the Balearic Islands, particularly in Ibiza, streets have been flooded. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Oct 01, 2025 n°: 6067 Acidity in the seas above the safety level Exceeding the safety level of acidity in the seas can weaken the ability to support life and human development itself, considering the billions of people who depend on them, at least according to a study by researchers who emphasize that acidification not only threatens fishing-related activities but also reduces the oceans' ability to absorb carbon dioxide and thus mitigate climate warming. For example the aragonite, a type of calcium carbonate, is used to build shells and protective coverings for a large number of marine creatures, and its deficiency means significant damage to life and the entire food chain. To report changing the subject but still on natural topics that the storm "Bualoi" is affecting central Vietnam, and many evacuations are being carried out as a precaution. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Sep 29, 2025 n°: 6065 A strong typhoon lashes the Philippines and Taiwan After causing three deaths, five missing and forcing the evacuation of seventeen thousand five hundred people in areas north of the Philippines (with the provinces of Basco and Batanes affected by flooding and landslides), the powerful typhoon named "Ragasa" has caused fourteen deaths in Taiwan; there are reports of flooding from a lake barrier in Hualien County, with torrents of water and mud collapsing a bridge and then flooding the streets of Guangfu, carrying away cars and large objects. Recently affected in its path was Hong Kong with thirteen injuries and damage, and southern China where over a million people have been evacuated in Guangdong. To report turning the attention to Italy a heavy rainstorm accompanied by many lightning strikes has flooded the streets of Ischia, Capri, and Procida, the famous tourist islands of Campania causing disruptions in addition to school closures, while the torrents of water make travel difficult, sometimes even with cars submerged. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Sep 24, 2025 n°: 6061 Risk that Mediterranean may be invaded by toxic fish It is possible to track marine species through accurate computational models that predict the risk, for example that two species in particular—one highly toxic silver type fish and the voracious lion fish—could lead to a concerning biological invasion in areas of the Mediterranean, at least according to a study developed in collaboration with researchers in Greece, Denmark, and Turkey, which emphasizes that this method is not limited to a local scale and thus applied to the entire Mediterranean and demonstrating the reality of climate change. This is a threat that is becoming increasingly immediate and linked to sea temperature and salinity, two critical factors that monitored like a sort of figurative radar can predict where invasive species will appear. It is worth noting that recently some have reported increasingly frequent marine heatwaves with unusual durations in the Mediterranean. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Sep 22, 2025 n°: 6059 Doubts about the impact of red fire retardants Using red retardants from planes by spreading them over fires is considered a crucial strategy to fight fires, but some raise doubts about their real impact on the environment, especially concerning aquatic ecosystems; in fact, their exact chemical composition is not known although they effectively work by depriving oxygen that fuels the flames. Once spread their red liquid covers everything with a reddish haze, ground, trees, roofs, and if it reaches streams and rivers, the water turns red; it is generally thought that they may be safe for people and the environment even though there are not many studies on the subject, but for example there are restrictions on their use near waterways because they contain ammonia and phosphates that can be harmful to the aquatic ecosystem, affecting fish and amphibians, and algae can proliferate. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Sep 18, 2025 n°: 6056 Study on emissions from oil and cement industries The extreme effects of many heat waves could be directly linked to emissions from oil, coal, and cement industries; at least according to a study that highlights how a quarter of the more than two hundred heat waves that have occurred during this century would have been impossible without anthropogenic warming. It is estimated that the exploitation of fossil fuels by one hundred eighty major global polluters has contributed to about half of the increase in the intensity of heat waves since pre-industrial times. In areas of the Global South such as Africa and Latin America many heat waves are not recorded and are absent from the archives used for calculations, so the study results are likely underestimated and the real scale and consequences of these events are greater. e-mail: info@salutary.eu Tel: +39 338 1809310 Date: Sep 15, 2025 n°: 6053 Various and natural * The author doesn't assume some kind of responsibility for the bad use of the articles councils (all rights are reserved) |
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