Scientists Say Canada’s Record Heat Coincides with Record Wildfires: A New Reality

An extraordinary blend of scorching temperatures, an unprecedented fire season, and hazardous smoke plumes is currently wreaking havoc in Canada this summer. Kristina Dahl, principal climate scientist at the Union of Concerned Scientists, describes the situation as terrifying, emphasizing the urgent need to address climate change and its consequences. The continued burning of fossil fuels …

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Israel Threatens to Evict Man After 50 Years, Putting Squatter’s Intricate Cave Home at Risk on Mediterranean Beach

For over 50 years, Nissim Kahlon has transformed a small cave on a beautiful Mediterranean beach into a remarkable underground labyrinth filled with intricate tunnels, mosaic floors, and a network of chambers and staircases. Kahlon, now 77 years old, resides in this unique artistic creation, which has become a popular destination for locals seeking curiosity. …

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Simple Tips and Swaps for Eco-Friendly Grilling: Enhancing Safety While Grilling

The benefits of outdoor grilling are numerous, but it’s important to consider the impact it has on the environment. Research has shown that charcoal grills release a significant amount of carbon dioxide, contributing to global warming and climate change. Additionally, the demand for charcoal can lead to deforestation and further emissions during the charcoal-making process. …

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Thames Water’s Impending Crisis Leads to Whitehall’s Preparations for Water Nationalisations

In a demonstration of the current challenges facing Thames, its primary shareholder has reportedly enlisted the expertise of restructuring and insolvency specialists from renowned law firm Clifford Chance. The Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System, which owns a significant 32% stake in Thames, appears hesitant to provide additional capital to the struggling company due to previous …

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Officials advise people to stay indoors as Montreal air quality ranked the lowest globally

MONTREAL — Numerous wildfires blazing across northern Quebec have resulted in a thick, smoky atmosphere that enveloped several parts of the province on Sunday. Environment Canada issued smog warnings for various regions, including Montreal, Quebec, Laval, Longueuil, and Trois-Rivières. The poor air quality prompted the cancellation of outdoor activities and posed a significant risk to …

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The United Nations Adopts Historic High Seas Treaty: A Landmark Agreement Safeguarding and Regulating Global Waters

The United Nations reached a historic milestone on Monday as it adopted the Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction Treaty (BBNJ), a landmark international agreement governing the high seas. This treaty, also known as the High Seas Treaty, aims to protect the environment and prevent disputes over natural resources and shipping in areas beyond any country’s national …

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