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Asia · JakartaEnjot was tending his cows in the hills near his home when the earth shook. The 5.6 magnitude earthquake killed more than 268 people, including 11 of Enjot's family members. His sister-in-law and her two children were hurt, among the hundreds injured.See the Story
Indonesia quake survivor grieves 11 relatives as he rebuilds
38% Center coverage: 32 sources
US & Canada · OttawaCanada has published its first ever national climate adaptation strategy. The strategy includes C$1.6 billion in new federal funding commitments. Canada is seeing a rise in extreme weather caused by climate change. Average annual losses from disasters forecast to reach C$15.4 billion by 2030.See the Story
National climate adaptation strategy to set targets to fight heat, floods, fires
43% Center coverage: 16 sources
Where Did Earth's Oxygen Come From? Scientists Hint At An Unexpected Source
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
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Climate Change · TuvaluTuvalu will be the first digitised nation in the metaverse - an online realm that uses augmented and virtual reality (VR) to help users interact. Tuvalu, a group of nine islands and 12,000 people, has long been a cause celebre for the risks of climate change and rising sea levels.See the Story
Tuvalu turns to the metaverse as rising seas threaten existence
50% Left coverage: 6 sources
Oceania · TongaMagnitude 7.3 quake centered 132 miles east-southeast of Neiafu, Tonga. Probability of serious damage or casualties was small, U.S. Geological Survey says. Hazardous tsunami waves are possible along the coasts of Niue and Tonga.See the Story
Powerful earthquake hits Tonga; tsunami advisory issued
43% Left coverage: 37 sources
US & Canada · ClaytonThe soaking remains of Hurricane Nicole brought heavy rains to Georgia and the Carolinas and has killed at least four.See the Story
Nicole leaves 'unprecedented' building damage along part of Florida coast
71% Center coverage: 7 sources
Europe · BrusselsThe last partial solar eclipse of 2022 was visible in the skies over much of Europe on Tuesday, including Russia. The moon's shadow reached its peak in the southern Urals city of Chelyabinsk, where residents could see 79% coverage at around 4 p.m.See the Story
The last partial solar eclipse of 2022 is tomorrow, here’s what you need to know
58% Left coverage: 24 sources
Europe · Pas-De-CalaisVideo footage shows a huge black cloud swirling up in the form of a tornado above the skies in Pas-de-Calais as the country braces for a series of storms.See the Story
Mini tornado hits northern France
38% Right coverage: 8 sources
Business · Sunshine CoastB.C.'s Sunshine Coast has declared a state of local emergency due to an ongoing drought, ordering businesses to stop using water over an "imminent threat" that the supply could be exhausted. The regional district made the declaration Monday, as severe drought conditions persisted. Swimming pools, breweries, non-medical cannabis producers, businesses that bottle water, and those that transport and install concrete, cement and gravel are among those being instructed to halt the use of potable water starting at 11:59 p.m. Tuesday.See the Story
State of emergency declared on Sunshine Coast because of drought
Coverage: 17 sources
Hurricanes · ManaguaJulia is believed to have directly or indirectly caused the deaths of 28 people. Fourteen people died in Guatemala, four in Honduras, nine in El Salvador and one in Nicaragua. The storm hit Nicaragua's central Caribbean coast as a hurricane on Sunday and survived the passage over Nicaragua's mountainous terrain.See the Story
8 dead as Julia drenches Central America with rainfall
62% Center coverage: 72 sources
Hurricanes · MazatlanOrlene lost some strength after roaring over the Islas Maria. The main island is sparsely populated, mainly by government employees. The ports of Manzanillo and Puerto Vallarta were closed to ships. Mexico's National Water Commission said Orlene could cause mudslides and flooding.See the Story
Storm Orlene dumps heavy rains on Mexico's Pacific coast
69% Center coverage: 32 sources
