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Morocco and Canada forge stronger ties to tackle water and environmental challenges

Morocco and Canada are intensifying their collaboration in the water and environmental sectors, with a shared vision to address pressing challenges not only within their borders but also across the African continent. This partnership was underscored during a recent meeting between Cheryl Urban, Canada’s......

Global vehicle emissions set to decline after 2025, study finds

Transportation sector reaches turning point as electric vehicles gain momentum Carbon dioxide emissions from global road transportation will reach their highest point in 2025, marking a significant shift from previous projections that anticipated continued growth until 2050, according to new research......

Understanding the Polar Vortex and Its Impact on Winter Weather

What is the Polar Vortex? The United States is currently facing severe winter storms affecting over 60 million people in the eastern part of the country. Temperatures could plunge to -50°C (-60°F) due to the polar vortex, a massive area of cold, rotating air around the Arctic that has expanded......

The Menace of Ice Tsunamis: A Slow-Moving Force of Destruction

Ice tsunamis, also known as ice shoves or ice pushes, are a rare but formidable natural phenomenon that threaten cold regions across the globe. Unlike their aquatic counterparts, these frozen waves move with a slow but relentless momentum, capable of inflicting significant damage on coastal infrastructure.......

Northern California Faces Devastating Storm with Flash Floods and Rockslides Threatening the Region

A powerful storm slammed into Northern California on Wednesday night, bringing torrential rain and heavy snow, marking the latest in a series of destructive weather events impacting the West Coast. The severe weather has prompted concerns over flash flooding, rockslides, and debris flows, putting residents......

Severe Winds Leave Thousands in British Columbia Without Power Amid Storm Warnings

Coastal regions of British Columbia, along with parts of the Central Interior, faced significant disruptions on Monday as powerful winds wreaked havoc, leaving approximately 100,000 customers without electricity. The outages are expected to persist overnight, particularly affecting areas on southern......

Climate Day 2024: A Collaborative Effort Towards Sustainable Electrification in Africa

The historic Chellah site in Rabat served as the backdrop for the successful conclusion of the 4th edition of Climate Day, an event that has become pivotal in the global dialogue on climate change. This year, over 450 participants from diverse sectors including public officials, private enterprises,......

Climate change may necessitate constructing more buildings above ground

As the impacts of climate change become increasingly evident, policymakers and researchers are questioning the traditional design of buildings, particularly the ubiquitous basement. With extreme rainfall and flooding events on the rise, the once-popular basement is facing scrutiny for its vulnerability......

Jasper's Fiery Ordeal: Wildfires Engulf Rocky Mountain Resort, Forcing Mass Exodus

In a dramatic turn of events, the picturesque town of Jasper, nestled in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, has become the latest casualty in a series of devastating wildfires sweeping across western Canada. The inferno, which has already consumed several buildings within the town, forced the evacuation......

Global Surge in Extreme Wildfires: A Dire Warning from Scientists

The frequency and intensity of extreme wildfires have surged dramatically worldwide over the past two decades, driven by human-induced climate warming, according to a new study published Monday. For the first time, researchers have mapped a global trend for the most devastating fires, which cause significant......

The Brewing Battle Over Plastic Pollution: A Catalyst for Environmental Discourse

In a bold move that has sparked debate, Conservative MP Lianne Rood from Lambton, Kent, Middlesex made a public stand against Tim Hortons' trial of paper lids. Declaring her refusal to purchase coffee from the iconic chain until they discontinue the use of the "woke paper lids that dissolve......

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