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There is a crisis brewing in the olive oil industry.

He said it will ease womens daily lives. ive set out on a journey across the country to check out the governments claims. these are the dry, arid plains of central india. they used to be green, but after recurring droughts, this is the kind of water some villages are left with. buffaloes bathe here, and some women too. some take this water for washing and cleaning. managing the familys water needs is womens work here. there arent many choices.

The struggle for water access in this strip of fertile land reflects a wider contest for control of the West Bank.

Hawaii Gov. Josh Green says he has instructed state Attorney General Anne Lopez to work toward a moratorium on land transactions in the Lahaina area that was devastated by fire

The White House says President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden will travel to Maui next week in the aftermath of the deadliest wildfires in the U.S. in more

The Mexican foreign ministry said it has confirmed that two people of Mexican nationality died as a result of the wildfires, and personnel from the Mexican Consulate in San Francisco

The Federal Emergency Management Agency says it has opened its first disaster recovery center on Maui to help victims of the Lahaina wildfires. The Department of Education says most public

Amid the charred remnants of the disaster, residents and government officials are asking how the fire could have killed at least 99 people and sent others fleeing into the ocean

Worries that firefighters cant access an adequate supply of water to combat flames in Hawaii are rekindling a longstanding fight over stream diversions in Maui. The Hawaii Attorney Generals office

South Korea has pledged $2 million in humanitarian assistance for Hawaii to help respond to damage from the fires in Maui. Its Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement