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The Philippine authorities announced, on Thursday, that Hurricane "Fanfon" hit remote villages and popular tourist areas in the middle of the country on Christmas Day, killing at least 16 people. The wind reached a speed of 195 kilometers per hour, tearing down the roofs of houses and uprooting electricity
The Albanian Daily News, citing good sources, said that the twin earthquake that hit Albania and aftershocks, injuring 105 people. On Saturday, the seismological laboratory at the University of Athens initially reported 5.6 magnitude tremors, then the quake was raised to 6.0 on the Richter scale. The quake's epicenter
New York City authorities are already preparing for the expected rise in sea level from climate change, amid the prospects that the costs of adapting to a warmer and humid world will be enormous. Protective sand barriers have emerged in Manhattan and Brooklyn, where artificial sand dunes have been
London by Naddima Hadid The searing July heatwave that hit Europe last week was made both more likely and more intense by human-induced climate change, scientists say. A rapid attribution study says that heating added up to 3C to the intensity of the event that scorched the UK, France
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India is now home to nearly 3,000 tigers, a third more than it had four years ago, according to the latest tiger census. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who presented the findings on Monday, said the tiger population had risen from 2,226 in 2014 to 2,967 in 2018. He added
