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More than sixty fires have affected thousands of hectares in New South Wales about forty-five kilometers north of Sydney Australia’s largest city, with reports of several destroyed homes, important infrastructure damaged, put crops and national parks at risk, and authorities fear a challenging fire season after a relatively calm period. To report changing the subject but still focusing on environmental issues as in Indonesia there are reportedly protests over areas affected by floods that have been left without aid, with extremely difficult living conditions, particularly in Aceh which has remained isolated; then is also noted that an ecosystem degraded by deforestation and soil depletion has worsened the devastation, and that measures such as restoring proper rainfall cycles and vegetation along riverbanks should be taken.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Dec 09, 2025                  n°:   6125        (Cutting greenhouse gas emissions as insurance)
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Damage and disruptions in Greece due to the severe storm called "Byron" which mainly affected Attica with heavy rainfall and strong gusts of wind, with reports of roads sometimes becoming impassable and even part of the highway from Athens to Corinth being closed; then flooded areas and land, warnings for those living on lower floors, power outages (particularly affecting the municipality of Sparta) impacting various distribution points, for example with people getting stuck in elevators and requiring firefighter intervention. To report changing topics but remaining on natural themes that in Indonesia efforts are being made for better emergency management following recent shortcomings observed during floods, then diseases are spreading in North Sumatra, West Sumatra and Aceh.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Dec 06, 2025                  n°:   6124        (Cutting greenhouse gas emissions as insurance)
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Large areas of Puglia and Basilicata regions have been hit by heavy rain and gusts of wind, with reports of one victim in Puglia along with uprooted trees and flooded crops (after a period of prolonged drought); meanwhile, in Basilicata many greenhouses for strawberry cultivation near Metaponto have been damaged or even destroyed and often the roads have cracked, causing interruptions in the road surface. To report turning the attention to other scenarios the repeated calls to stop deforestation due to uncontrolled development that has been ongoing for decades without any criteria in Southeast Asia following devastating floods that have scarred the land, with a death toll exceeding fifteen hundred persons and hundreds missing, causing great suffering for the population with impassable roads, collapsed bridges, and disrupted communications.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Dec 05, 2025                  n°:   6123        (Cutting greenhouse gas emissions as insurance)
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The loss of forests to make way for mining, cultivation and other human activities has, according to environmentalists contributed to floods and landslides, worsening damage in northern Sumatra due to tropical cyclone "Senyar", meanwhile the death toll in Indonesia has risen to over seven hundred people; then over one hundred seventy deaths in Thailand, and due to Cyclone "Ditwah" over four hundred deaths and three hundred missing in Sri Lanka. There is sometimes talk of deep grooves carved by the force of intense rainfall in elevated areas which have carried large masses of mud and debris funneling them into streets turned into muddy rivers that have flooded homes and businesses, making it difficult for people to even obtain food, and movements are almost always severely hindered in the affected areas.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Dec 04, 2025                  n°:   6122        (Cutting greenhouse gas emissions as insurance)
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A project for a large renewable energy field with wind turbines, photovoltaic panels, a desalination plant and a port risks hindering sky observation in Atacama in Chile on the Pacific coast; at least according to astronomers who argue that one of the darkest spots on Earth, located in a desert and inhospitable area, making it suitable for studying the origins of the universe and planet formation, could be affected by light pollution, dust, vibrations, and even atmospheric turbulence. Regarding renewable energy it has long been requested that it be more ecological, with every component produced coming from a controlled supply chain that does not impact the environment during production, including the extraction of materials necessary for assembly or other production aspects.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Dec 03, 2025                  n°:   6121        (Energy from the sea with a flexible rubber tube)
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With the death toll exceeding eleven hundred people across Thailand, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka, some have once again pointed out how climate change is causing extreme rainfall and significantly intensifying storms in the region. Meanwhile the situation in western Sumatra is particularly difficult for the population, often hungry and in need of everything while there is controversy over the slow arrival of aid and relief efforts, the floods have carried large amounts of mud and debris that hinder rescue operations to find the hundreds of people still missing, then digging is also needed beneath the numerous landslides. In Sri Lanka according to authorities international assistance is required in addition to the use of helicopters, then it is being described as one of the worst disasters in the country's history.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Dec 02, 2025                  n°:   6120        (Cutting greenhouse gas emissions as insurance)
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The death toll in western Sumatra is reported to have risen to over four hundred forty due to the tropical cyclone "Senyar," which three provinces devastated by landslides and floods after heavy rainfall, many areas are inaccessible due to impassable roads and communications are also difficult due to damage to telecommunications infrastructure. Some have requested a national state of emergency, there are numerous cases of submerged homes and people in severe distress needing aid, food and basic necessities. To report shifting focus to Sri Lanka across the Bay of Bengal more than one hundred fifty deaths and more than one hundred ninety missing due to cyclone "Ditwah" which recently caused floods and landslides on the island, affecting five hundred thousand people with severe weather.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Dec 01, 2025                  n°:   6119        (Cutting greenhouse gas emissions as insurance)
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At least one hundred and eleven people are reported dead and over a hundred missing in North Sumatra due to the tropical cyclone called "Senyar", the local capital Medan has been flooded with muddy water causing inevitable serious disruptions for the population; in general landslides are reported after the heavy monsoon rains, often communications are cut off, there are power outages and some areas are covered with debris and therefore difficult to reach. Lhockseumawe the second city of Aceh is also flooded and the regional highway is unusable, resulting in paralysis throughout the region. As for Sri Lanka there are reports of sixty-nine deaths and thirty-four missing due to floods and landslides following torrential rains and strong wind gusts caused by cyclone "Ditwah", with road and rail traffic problems.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Nov 29, 2025                  n°:   6118        (Cutting greenhouse gas emissions as insurance)
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Due to outbreaks of H5N1 avian influenza hundreds of millions of birds have been culled in recent years causing disruptions in food supply chains and rising prices, then the risk of a pandemic worse than that caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus for Covid-19 is increasing, although for the moment human infections remain quite rare. According to experts the problem is that the virus could adapt to infect mammals and then humans potentially leading to human-to-human transmission, but unlike SARS-CoV-2 which was mainly lethal for vulnerable individuals avian influenza could be deadly for healthy individuals, including children; however several antiviral medicines are available that should be effective against the avian influenza virus allowing for vaccine preparation.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Nov 28, 2025                  n°:   6117        (More avian flu infections in the U.S.)
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The death toll in southern Thailand would have risen to thirty-three due to flooding after days of heavy rainfall in seven provinces, which authorities have described as the worst in three centuries. A state of emergency has been declared for Songkhla Province, with over twelve hundred residents forced to leave their flooded homes, the tourist destination of Hat Yai has also been affected. There are reports of people being electrocuted as well as drowned due to the torrents of overflowing water that have turned streets into rivers, with people trying to save themselves by swimming among cars and debris carried away by the force of the water. To report on a different note but still regarding environmental issues that the controversy over the limited results achieved by the COP30 climate conference in Brazil has not yet subsided, with the exit from fossil fuel use still seeming far off.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Nov 27, 2025                  n°:   6116        (Cutting greenhouse gas emissions as insurance)
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