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Yemen: Health, environment and economy remain under threat from stricken oil tanker

Turkey among partners helping East African country to achieve target of 10% minimum tree cover by 2022 - Anadolu Agency

UN: Risk of Massive Oil Spill in Red Sea Grows Daily Voice of America 04 Jun 2021, 09:35 GMT+10 NEW YORK - The U.N. environment chief warned Thursday that the risk of a massive oil spill in the Red Sea is growing daily, as Yemeni rebels prevent international experts from accessing an old, neglected tanker carrying more than 1 million barrels of crude oil. "In the event of a fire or an explosion, around 4.8 million people in Yemen and 350,000 in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia could be exposed to ha...

The U.N. environment chief warned Thursday that the risk of a massive oil spill in the Red Sea is growing daily, as Yemeni rebels prevent international experts from accessing an old, neglected tanker carrying more than 1 million barrels of crude oil. "In the event of a fire or an explosion, around 4.8 million people…

Pakistan is all set to host the World Environment Day celebrations on Saturday which is viewed as recognition of battle against climate change

The Houthis, who control access to the FSO Safer, have prevented the UN from sending a technical team to assess the risk of a potential massive oil spill.

World Environment Day 2021 Date: Theme, History and Significance News18 1 hour ago © Provided by News18 World Environment Day 2021 Date: Theme, History and Significance World Environment Day is considered one of the most remarkable days for environmental action and is celebrated on June 5 every year across the globe. To increase awareness worldwide and action for the environment, UN Environment Program (UNEP) organizes various events. As the theme for this year’s World Environment Day is...

Prime Minister Imran Khan was the Chief Guest at a Special Event being organized on Thursday by the Ministry of Climate Change on Green financing Innovations in the Country.

#176 of 176 articles from the Special Report: Food Insider In the 1930s, harmful agricultural practices transformed much of North Americas Prairies into a dustbowl. Similar degradation to soils, oceans, and forest has since expanded worldwide and must be reversed, according to a new UN report. Photo by USDA / Fl The world must restore at least two billion hectares of land and ocean — an area roughly double the size of Canada — to prevent the planet from falling deeper into an ecological cr...

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