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Extreme weather: Is climate change always to blame? – DW – 10/10/2023 - Vimarsana News

Extreme weather: Is climate change always to blame? – DW – 10/10/2023

As extreme heatwaves, storms and wildfires increase in severity and frequency, a comparatively new kind of research called weather attribution studies determines whether they are linked to human-caused climate change.

Source: dw.com
The Future of ESGTech 2024 - Vimarsana News

The Future of ESGTech 2024

With every passing year, we are seeing our chances to tackle climate change diminish, but we are not without the opportunity to make a change. The summer of 2023 was the world’s hottest on record according to NASA, with Europe being stuck by the largest wildfires ever recorded, Storm Daniel decimating Libya, and record-breaking downfalls in Hong Kong. The financial sector has a big role to...

World Health Organization (WHO) works to strengthen mental health services in Libya in the aftermath of Storm Daniel - Vimarsana News

World Health Organization (WHO) works to strengthen mental health services in Libya in the aftermath of Storm Daniel

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Combating climate misinformation in MENA's environmental crises - Vimarsana News

Combating climate misinformation in MENA's environmental crises

Special Issue: Naseem Tarawnah brings an access to information focus to his latest regional brief, based on IFEX member reports and news from the region.

Source: ifex.org
Libya faces the aftermath of an unprecedented catastrophe - Vimarsana News

Libya faces the aftermath of an unprecedented catastrophe

The massive displacement caused by Storm Daniel is heartbreaking. Thousands of people have sought refuge in public schools, while others fled affected cities in search of safety

Source: elpais.com