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Month: November 2023

World isn’t spending nearly enough money to prepare the most vulnerable countries for climate extremes, UN reports

By Rachel Ramirez, CNN (CNN) — Measures to adapt to climate change in the developing world are slowing on all fronts even as the impacts of the crisis are accelerating, creating a widening gap that leaves billions of people increasingly vulnerable to extreme heat, worsening storms and sea level rise, a UN report published Thursday

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Drought continues to hit Mid-Missouri, open burning regulations take effect

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) As drought in Mid-Missouri continues, despite some recent rainfall, many counties are still in drought stricken areas. According to the U.S. Drought Monitor from Oct. 31, counties like Morgan, Moniteau, Cooper, Pettis, Benton and much of Cole, Camden and Miller counties are in severe drought stricken areas. Nearby counties seeing moderate drought

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Storm Ciarán batters Northwest Europe, killing at least 4 people and cutting 1 million off power grids

By Robert Shackelford, Laura Paddison, Joseph Ataman and Tara Subramaniam, CNN Paris (CNN) — Storm Ciarán has brought hurricane-strength winds to France, the Channel Islands and southern England, leaving more than a million people without access to electricity and forcing hundreds of schools to close. The storm has claimed at least four lives, two in

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Storm Ciarán whips western Europe, blowing record winds in France and leaving millions without power

By ANGELA CHARLTON and ED DAVEY Associated Press PARIS (AP) — Record-breaking winds in France and across much of western Europe left at least seven people dead and injured others. Storm Ciarán charged through the continent Thursday. Vast numbers of people were plunged into darkness, homes were devastated and travel was disrupted in several countries.

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Amenazas contra la comunidad judía, un estudiante detenido y clases canceladas: ¿qué está sucediendo en la Universidad de Cornell?

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — La Universidad de Cornell canceló las clases de este viernes en reconocimiento de la “extraordinaria tensión” a la que se ha visto sometido su campus luego de que uno de sus estudiantes fuera acusado de proferir violentas amenazas antisemitas contra personas judías en la universidad, donde el malestar por la

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Aid agencies warn of chaotic and desperate scenes among Afghans returning from Pakistan

ISLAMABAD (AP) — Major international aid agencies are warning of chaotic and desperate scenes among Afghans who have returned from Pakistan, where security forces are detaining and deporting undocumented or unregistered foreigners. The crackdown on illegal migration mostly affects Afghans because they are the majority of foreigners living in Pakistan, but the government in Islamabad

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