Food shortages in the Gaza Strip and Darfur
According to international organizations the evacuation of the population from the city of Gaza due to the conflict that has affected the area for decades could cause severe food shortages as well as shortages of shelter and medical support more so than evacuations that took place in other parts of the Gaza Strip. Previously there had been protests regarding how the distribution of food and humanitarian aid was organized with people including children killed while trying to obtain some food and in the case of the evacuation of Gaza City the situation can only be much worse. As for Darfur in Sudan also due to military conflicts there have been reports of severe food and water shortages for a year particularly in the city of El-Fasher (the largest inhabited center in western Darfur) with people dying of hunger, then there are fears of cholera outbreaks.
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Date: Sep 01, 2025
n°: 6041
Weather alerts for bad weather in Greece and Italy
Strong thunderstorms accompanied by lightning and hail are expected in the northwestern regions of Greece, at least according to weather forecasts that warn that after a drop in temperatures due to the bad weather, there will be a quick return to strong solar radiation and temperatures could even reach forty degrees Celsius. In Italy the alert seems to be especially for Lombardy region where they are still dealing with the damage caused by a tornadoes (such as roofs torn off, a collapsed house, a devastated solar field, some cases of flooding, hailstorms); there is also a warning for areas in Tuscany region. To report changing the subject but still on natural issues the warning from international organizations regarding the insufficient progress in ensuring universal access to water, with over two million people lacking access to drinking water.
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Date: Aug 30, 2025
n°: 6040
Floods in Kashmir between Pakistan and India
There would be at least thirty-four victims in Kashmir in an area controlled by India in Jammu due to heavy rainfall and resulting floods, it is reported that a famous tourist route used by pilgrims to reach Guru Nanak has been flooded, overwhelming people with landslides and debris; rescuers have transported the injured to hospitals and are searching for the missing; then weather forecasts predict more heavy monsoon rains with downpours. to report shifting the attention to Italy the wave of bad weather especially in the northern regions of the country with strong thunderstorms, gusts of wind and even a waterspout causing disruptions and some roads closed (two victims due to a car accident); while in Sicily temperatures exceeding also forty degrees Celsius are fueling multiple wildfires.
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Date: Aug 29, 2025
n°: 6039
Floods in Pakistan and Yemen
Due to unusually intense monsoon rains in Pakistan over two hundred thousand people are reported to be evacuated in vast areas of Punjab affected by torrential rainfall and resulting landslides and floods. Some buildings have collapsed due to overflowing rivers and authorities have sent aid to monitor the situation. Hundreds of victims were reported in August due to a particularly severe monsoon season, and some observed that climate change is making these weather events less controllable and manageable. Regarding Yemen severe floods are affecting hundreds of thousands of people, including the city of Aden in the south of the country, with some suburbs partially submerged due to torrential rains, houses and shops inundated with water, causing significant hardships for the population.
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Date: Aug 28, 2025
n°: 6038
Over a million hectares burned in Europe
It is estimated that over a million hectares of vegetation-covered land have gone up in smoke in Europe this year due to wildfires, an area figuratively larger than Cyprus and the largest since monitoring of such data began in 2006. Spain and Portugal have been the most affected countries accounting for about two-thirds of the total, with ongoing wildfires still reported in Spain; the country also recorded sixteen days of record temperatures that fueled the blazes. To report shifting focus to Japan that with ten days of temperatures of thirty-five degrees Celsius and above in Tokyo have marked an unhealthy record for the great metropolis, while a heat wave is also affecting British Columbia in Canada and particularly the town of Lytton and the community of Fraser Canyon with record temperatures.
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Date: Aug 27, 2025
n°: 6037
A typhoon causes flooding in Vietnam
There would be three victims and ten injured in Vietnam due to the typhoon called "Kajiki" which also flooded the streets of Hanoi, it is reported that seven thousand houses were damaged, many rice crops were flooded and tens of thousands of trees fell, many the areas left without electricity supply. Before the strong vortex arrived authorities had evacuated hundreds of thousands of people and residents for example in the central northern regions of the country had prepared for the impact of strong winds and heavy rains by reinforcing the security of doors and windows of their homes. This typhoon is the fifth storm to affect the East Vietnam Sea this year and before reaching the country it had battered the coasts south of Hainan Island in China forcing the closure of businesses and the suspension of public transport in the city of Sanya on the island.
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Date: Aug 26, 2025
n°: 6036
Multiple uncontrolled fires in Canada
Authorities are said to have planned extensive evacuation orders for residents of Nova Scotia affected by the Long Lake fire in Annapolis County, which continues to strengthen due to strong winds and high temperatures. This is described as an extreme event affecting roads and other communities; firefighters' efforts are thwarted by gusts of wind that fuel the flames. Evacuation orders are also in place for residents of New Brunswick with twenty active fires three of which are out of control. Shifting the focus to Italy to report that along the coast between Cervia and Rimini in Emilia Romagna region a type of hurricane (supercell) has uprooted many maritime pines and damaged beach establishments, causing flooding and various inconveniences, such as trees falling on cars and blocking roads.
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Date: Aug 25, 2025
n°: 6035
A storm lashes the Cape Verde Islands in the Atlantic
There would be at least nine victims and hundreds of people forced to leave their homes in Cape Verde (islands located off the west coast of Africa) due to a tropical storm and subsequent flooding that have turned roads into rivers; there are also reports of landslides that have destroyed important infrastructure. Restoration operations are underway, but hundreds of families have lost their homes and livelihoods, so there are concerns about how they will survive. To report changing the subject but remaining on environmental issues that international organizations report that heatwaves are increasingly threatening work, especially in agriculture, construction, and fishing; it is said that two billion four hundred thousand people are affected, then injuries linked to high temperatures and a decline in production capacities.
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Date: Aug 23, 2025
n°: 6034
Excessive demand for tropical wood in Indonesia
To manufacture recreational vehicles especially in the United States woods are used that cause deforestation in Kalimantan in Indonesia, at least according to an environmentalist investigation into this type of entertainment industry. In Kalimantan there are orangutans, long-nosed monkeys, leopards, macaques, flying foxes-bats and the smallest rhinos on the planet; thus, their habitat is threatened. Indonesia is a country that besides suffering from the problem of deforestation, apparently plans to allocate more funds for fossil fuels and coal than for renewable energy in its 2026 budget. It is worth mentioning changing the subject but remaining on nature-related themes the demonstrations in Spain in Ourense for forest protection since many devastating wildfires are still active in the country.
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Date: Aug 22, 2025
n°: 6033
Excessive tourist presence in Antarctica
It is estimated that the number of tourists visiting Antarctica each year has increased from twenty thousand to one hundred twenty thousand over two decades, but this has significantly raised the pollutants released into the environment from the combustion of petroleum derivatives that power ships, airplanes, vehicles, and support infrastructures; the concentration of fine particles containing heavy metals (such as nickel, zinc, copper, and lead) would be ten times higher than it was forty years ago. Snow melts on the white continent much faster due to the fine polluting particles, to the extent that a single tourist can contribute to the melting of up to one hundred tons of snow, and this could lead to potentially irreversible climate changes driven by climate change, with ocean levels rising by meters, resulting in consequences deemed truly disastrous for generations.
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Date: Aug 21, 2025
n°: 6032
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