Israeli MP: Palestinians should be killed for waste-burning
An Israeli parliamentary committee discussion about illegal waste-burning escalated to one MP calling for the killing of Palestinians who set...
Environment
Japan’s food tech innovations aim to boost global food security
Japan is developing high-tech farming techniques and training women farmers to help address global food shortages, reported Africanews via Euronews...
Gaza faces health crisis amid toxic water contamination
Israel’s attacks in Gaza have damaged the water and sanitation systems, leaving many residents without safe drinking water, reported Al Jazeera...
A glimpse of hope for deep‑sea life off the East African coast
A science mission off the Comoros island coasts has found rich deep‑sea biodiversity - a timely discovery as world leaders...
Satellite data expose major methane leaks in Morocco’s landfill
Satellite data have uncovered unusually high methane emissions from Casablanca’s main landfill in Morocco, reported Nature Journal study and Hespress...
Aid cuts force Native American tribes back into bison hunting
Tribal communities in the United States (U.S) are using their bison herds for food as federal aid breaks down reported AP...
How beekeeping is helping Zambia save its forests
Zambian farmers are using new beehives to earn new income while helping protect the country’s shrinking forests reported Africanews on...
Iran’s President warns Tehran of evacuation as drought worsens
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian has warned that Tehran may soon face water rationing and, in the worst case, evacuation as...
The invisible climate battle of Bangladesh’s Dalit women
In Bangladesh, caste and gender based discrimination is neglecting female sanitation workers into a cycle of exclusion and vulnerability even...
Scientists race to save Tajikistan’s ice mountain archive
Scientists are rushing to extract deep ice cores from a glacier in the Pamir Mountains of Tajikistan before climate change...
Iraq and Turkey sign water infrastructure deal
Iraq and Turkey have signed an agreement to implement new water infrastructure projects in Iraq, Reuters reported on November 2nd....
UN says exceeding 1.5°C climate target is “inevitable”
The United Nations has warned that the world is on track to exceed the 1.5°C limit for global warming set...
Climate change endangers Mexico’s Day of the Dead flower
Climate change is threatening Mexico’s traditional Day of the Dead flower as farmers struggle with floods, drought and falling harvests,...
Green Climate Fund backs $6B Jordan water project, biggest deal
The Green Climate Fund (GCF), the world’s largest multilateral climate financing body, has made its largest single investment to date, backing...
Iraqi agriculture bears the brunt of Increasing water salinity
Iraqi land, once nourished by the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, is sliding further into crisis, threatening farmland, rural livelihoods, and...
