Environment
Authorities in South Africa have arrested a 28-year-old man at Cape Town International Airport after he was caught attempting to smuggle 150 live venomous scorpions hidden inside his luggage, according to police officials. The suspect was intercepted following an intelligence-led operation in which......
Morocco’s ambitious approach to seawater desalination is attracting international attention as countries around the world search for solutions to growing water shortages caused by climate change and prolonged droughts. Faced with increasing pressure on its water resources, Morocco has adopted......
A major luxury resort project planned along Albania’s southern coastline has become the center of a growing dispute over land ownership, with local residents claiming that parts of the development area include property that was improperly transferred or sold. The controversy surrounds a coastal......
The ELMARSAD sonde was inaugurated on 10 June at the headquarters of the Agence marocaine de sûreté et de sécurité nucléaires et radiologiques (AMSSNuR) in Rabat. The installation forms part of a technical cooperation project involving the agency, the European Commission......
A new international assessment shows that human-driven global warming reached 1.37°C in 2025, placing the planet close to the 1.5°C threshold set under international climate agreements. The findings come from a team of more than 70 scientists who tracked key indicators of the global climate system,......
Japan has become the first major meteorological authority to officially confirm the arrival of El Niño, following a sharp rise in sea surface temperatures across the central and eastern equatorial Pacific. The announcement signals a rapid shift in ocean conditions that scientists associate with......
A magnitude 6 earthquake struck off Russia’s Pacific coast on Thursday, according to regional emergency authorities, highlighting the intense seismic activity that characterizes the country’s Far Eastern territories. The earthquake occurred in the Pacific Ocean near the Kamchatka Peninsula,......
The convergence of a developing El Niño event and prolonged instability around the Strait of Hormuz is placing global food systems under mounting pressure. International assessments warn that climate-driven shocks and geopolitical disruptions are interacting in ways that amplify risks to food......
Climate agencies and meteorological experts are warning that a potentially record-breaking El Niño event is taking shape across the Pacific Ocean, raising concerns about extreme weather and further increases in global temperatures. Forecasts suggest the phenomenon could become one of the strongest......
Emirates has expanded its closed loop recycling system as part of a broader environmental strategy focused on reducing onboard waste and increasing material reuse. The initiative, launched in June 2023, has processed more than 88,000 kilograms of plastic collected from economy class catering equipment......
France’s Court of Auditors has called for increased transparency in the procedures used to recognize natural disaster status for municipalities, highlighting the need to strengthen oversight and reduce potential external influence. The institution noted that the process used to classify areas......
Morocco’s achievements in renewable energy and sustainable development were highlighted during a conference held at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), where Minister of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development Leila Benali presented the Kingdom’s vision for......
The United Nations has issued a stark warning on World Environment Day, pointing to accelerating climate disruption and rising global temperatures. The Secretary-General described the current trajectory as increasingly unstable, with the past eleven years identified as the hottest period recorded in......
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