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Turkey Wildfire Death Toll Rises as Antalya Battles Multiple Forest Fires
This week a wildfire in southern Turkey has become deadly. A local man died of a heart attack while helping…
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Indonesian Wildfire Emissions Hit World’s Highest Level as Haze Chokes Southeast Asia
Fires tearing through Indonesia’s forests and peatland have pushed the country’s wildfire emissions to the top of the global chart…
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Landslide Hits Japan’s Mount Fuji Trailhead After Heavy Rain, No Injuries Reported
A sudden landslide hit one of the main entry points for climbers on Mount Fuji Wednesday, a day after relentless…
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Indonesia’s Volcanoes Erupt Again: Why the Ring of Fire Nation Stays So Vulnerable
Anak Krakatau, sitting between Java and Sumatra, erupted again this month, sending ash thousands of metres into the sky. indonesia…
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Sri Lanka Yala National Park Closure: Tourists Barred From Core Zones As El Nino Drought Bites
In a rare move to protect its wildlife, Sri Lanka has limited tourist access to the heart of Yala National…
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Odisha Orangutan Rescue: Five Great Apes Found in Balasore Forest, Government Orders Wildlife Trafficking Probe
Something strange turned up during a routine forest patrol in eastern India this week. Odisha orangutan rescue, Five orangutans, animals…
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Beaver Rewilding in Dorset: How Wild Beavers Turned a Woodland Into a Thriving Wetland
Nature has a quiet way of rebuilding itself when given the chance. In March 2025, the National Trust released a…
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Severe Storms and Flash Floods Could Impact Areas From the Plains to the East Coast
A powerful and long-lasting weather system is about to test communities from the heart of America to the Atlantic shoreline.…
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Hawaii Hurricane Lowell: State of Emergency Declared as Storm Batters the Islands
The Hawaiian Islands are on edge again this week. Hawaii Hurricane Lowell, which briefly reached Category 5 strength before easing…
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South Sudan’s UNESCO World Heritage Site Could Become a Lifeline for Migratory Birds
South Sudan’s first ever UNESCO World Heritage listing has made global headlines, mostly for its record-breaking antelope migration. But in…
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