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By Ruwan Samaraweera: Sri Lanka’s ecological disaster related to the MV X-Press Pearl, a container ship carrying hazardous chemicals that caught fire off its coast on 20th May 2021, is back in the news as the country attempts to claim damages. The ecological disaster washed up tons of plastic pel

It has become de rigueur for companies eager to reduce their climate-related disaster risks to sign up with groups that focus on assisting corporate clients with their climate change challenges.

Legislation planned for this fall will also give First Nations a larger role

A total of 70 political parties with 4,781 candidates are contesting 400 MP seats, and 1,898 candidates from 67 political parties are vying for 100 list-MP seats in the general election on May 14.

SENDAI--World-renowned musician Ryuichi Sakamoto felt an irresistible pull to a damaged piano at a school building in the northeastern prefecture of Miyagi.

A growing number of companies are signing up with groups like the Science-Based Targets initiative and the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures to manage their exposure to disaster risks and other climate challenges. So, how does this work line up with climate science?

Manual and Guideline in English on Tonga about Disaster Management; published on 1 May 2023 by CFE-DM

SHARJAH, 9th March, 2023 (WAM) -- The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) has signed a M

Mickie James explained why she feels that Zoey Stark and Meiko Satomura are ready to be called up from "NXT" to the main roster during the WWE Draft.

Twelve years after the Fukushima accident Japan produces only 6% of its electricity from nuclear reactors. That could be set to change, with profound implications for the world’s largest single LNG importer. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 3]