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Another storm caused power outages that the state of texas. and then the pandemic on top of that the challenges are, as emergency services along the coast, we need to be prepared to confront more disasters more frequently that a more catastrophic, build more resilient communities and have a response system that is attuned to that end is agile and nimble enough and robust enough to be able to respond and get our community is back. that is quite a challenge, isnt it? i hope you get a buzz before y...

This is bbc world news. im david eades. the latest headlines: haitis bitter power struggle has intensified, after the prime minister sacked the chief prosecutor, who wanted him to face charges over the assassination of presidentjovenel moise. a group of afghan women have told the bbc the taliban coming to power has left them too scared to return to theirjobs. this year is on track to be one of the warmest, globally, withjuly being the hottest month since records began. big cities are struggling ...

Fuel industries. if you face those negative investments, reversing investments in subsidies, the land—use change, the need for more resources were depleted dramatically so it is notjust a matter of mobilising resources like never before but also more policy agreements at the country level. ., . , agreements at the country level. ., _ . ., level. policy coherence and erha -s level. policy coherence and perhaps business _ level. policy coherence and - perhaps business commitments as well. thank ...

But now away from parliament in the future. welcome back new bbc research suggests there has been a significant increase globally in the number of days on which temperatures are hitting 50 degrees — thats 122 degrees fahrenheit. in other words — we are seeing much more �*extreme heat�*. since the 1980s, the number of 50 degree days, has tripled. back then, there were eight days a year on average. in the last decade it has risen to 26 days a year. most of that extreme heat is in the middl...

With rising temperatures, which can cause respiratory problems, heat strokes, and even death. in a new series looking at the challenge for countries facing living with temperatures of up to 50 celsius, farhat javed reports on ones man mission to find a solution in karachi in pakistan. karachi — home to more than 16 million people, one of the biggest and hottest cities in the world, and its residents are suffering. this mother of five is struggling to cope with the searing heat. there is no way...

Translation: the government should lead efforts _ to end gas flaring in the oil industry and, hopefully, that will significantly reduce the heatwave and associated health hazards. nigerias economic development is highly dependent on oil revenue, yet the industry is making it one of africas largest emitters of greenhouse gases and, until the government fulfils its promise to end gas flaring by 2030, the countrys landscape, and the lives and livelihoods of millions likejoy, remain at risk. pakista...

The new test could revolutionise cancer treatment globally. 60 people have been arrested after climate protestors blocked several slip roads onto the m25 during the morning rush hour, causing huge delays. the protestors — insulate britain — want the government to speed up efforts to insulate homes, to help combat global warming. andrew neil has resigned as the chairman and lead presenter of gb news. the journalist and former bbc presenter was on air for two weeks following the launch of the ...

Is—year—old with mild asthma, heart covid, severely sick and now in hospital. i cannot help as a doctor to think that could have been a preventable admission. he did not need to be at stake if he had had the vaccine. but i completely understand peoples anxiety about giving healthy children a vaccine as well. . , ., giving healthy children a vaccine as well. ., , ., ., ~ giving healthy children a vaccine as well. ., ., ~ ., ., well. nighat, you talk about that articular well. nighat, you talk...

Kamala in june and learned about respiratory problems she has from growing up next to the freeway, she graduated from college a year ago and despite having two jobs cant afford to move out of her parents house. >> do you get the sense that the governor understands how hard life is for you and people like you? >> no. its really upsetting. i dont mean to get emotional, but he has no idea. he has no clue, you know. >> the race itself could hinge on struggling voters like camilla who share that sent...

>> reporter: like? >> homeless, covid. >> reporter: in long beach i first met 23-year-old camilla in june and learned about respiratory problems she has from growing up next to the freeway. she graduated from college a year ago and despite having two jobs cant afford to move out of her parents house. do you get the sense the governor understands how hard life is for you and people like you? >> no. its really upsetting. i dont mean to get emotional, but he has no idea. he has no clue. >> reporter...