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Im with the Salem Award Foundation for human rights and social justice. This is our 25th anniversary. We were formed with the idea of helping to keep alive the lessons of the trials, promoting awareness, empathy and understanding. One of the main ways we do this is by supporting and being involved in educational events, just like today. I think you all have in your folders cards like this, which are an invitation to our commemorative activity celebration at the witch trials memorial tomorrow. Im here today to introduce our keynote speaker. Before i do that, ive noticed that we havent really ta...

Im with the Salem Award Foundation for human rights and social justice. This is our 25th anniversary. We were formed with the idea of helping to keep alive the lessons of the trials, promoting awareness, empathy and understanding. One of the main ways we do this is by supporting and being involved in educational events, just like today. I think you all have in your folders cards like this, which are an invitation to our commemorative activity celebration at the witch trials memorial tomorrow. Im here today to introduce our keynote speaker. Before i do that, ive noticed that we havent really ta...

The national part. But the big question now is, how will all of this impact the economy of me on a province those ignored for more than 20 years by the former government . Lets see, al jazeera, balmy on, ah, this is i was there, and these are the top stories. Wildfires have been raging across western europe, burning thousands of heck as far as 14 people from their home. Counting heat wave is fueling the places in france and spain and temperatures are expected to hit record highs and britain this week. Much of the warm air affecting europe has moved out from north africa where theyre also being...

Map illustrating the median center of population for the United States from 1880 to 2020.

One of the world’s leading climate scientists, Michael Mann from Penn State University has said the recent tornadoes were “no natural disaster”. Mann said: “Make no mistake, we have been seeing an increase in these massive tornado outbreaks that can be attributed to the warming of the planet.”