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We strongly condemn the dprk's irresponsible and reckless activities. as we've said before, these kind of activities are destabilising to the region, potentially. so we call on them to cease that type of activity and to begin to engage in serious dialogue. they are stunning spectacles at some of the world's most stunning locations, but due to climate change, many glaciers are melting with large parts being lost every year. the un is warning that a third of all the glaciers in world heritage sites will vanish by 2050. it means glaciers in yosemite in the united states and in the french alps wil...

Of changing -- in live regime are we receiving the intelligence data, but intelligence data is not 100% what comes from satellite. so it is a different option. it is a different system, let's say, and being fully connected to you have to satellite data is not possible if we are not in a specific defense alliance or if we are not part of nato at this moment. so in the midterm perspective, this solution will be found and there are several options, mainly i have talked about them. >> it is a fascinating story, we appreciate your analysis, maria. thanks so much. in iran, protesters marched towar...

Found the oilfields in southern iraq has more flaring than any other site in the world. bp's annual report makes it look to investors and the public like it's flaring emissions are going down overall. but because it does not count emissions from sites where it is not the official operator, those aren't included. this is the case with rumaila. bp, comedy contractor here, does not declare the emissions. neither does the operator which they've jointly founded. bp's level emissions from gas flaring and 2021 were 4 million tons of co2 stop if rumaila were included in b—double. bbc news arabic and...

In an article published in Remote Sensing, researchers developed a hybrid rule-based and machine learning methodology using a combination of Sentinel multispectral and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) composite imagery to provide the first national-scale pixel-based landcover classification for the open coast of New Zealand.

More than 400,000 rai of farmland and residential areas in 8 northeastern provinces along the Chi and Mun river basins are flooded, satellite data shows.