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Sinabung eruption forces Indonesians into refugee camps
Thousands of individuals and families fleeing the Mount Sinabung eruption in Indonesia now face the threat of disease as
Hurricane Earl heads for US Coast
PROVIDENCIALES, Turks and Caicos – Islanders wary of a possible blow from powerful Hurricane Earl pulled boats ashore and
Tiny Antarctic creatures hint at sea level rise
Tiny marine creatures found on the seabed on opposite sides of the vast West Antarctic ice sheet give a
Activists scale Greenland rig to halt drilling: Greenpeace
Four Greenpeace activists climbed onto an Arctic oil rig Tuesday and halted drilling in a bid to pressure Britain's
Beaches In India’s Goa Hit By Mystery Oil Slick
A clean-up operation was under way in Goa on Tuesday after some beaches in the Indian resort state were
200 flights cancelled as typhoon nears Japan
Japan cancelled more than 200 flights and many ferry services to its southern islands today as a typhoon churned
Climate Will Kill More Africans Than Malaria Or Aids,’ Anglican Church Warned
The continent of Africa is facing a future in which climate change will kill more people than traditional causes
Review calls for UN climate shake-up
A major report handed to the United Nations in New York overnight recommends a big shake-up of the way
Hurricane Earl strengthens, could swipe U.S. coast
MIAMI (Reuters) – Hurricane Earl strengthened into a major Category 3 storm on Monday as it lashed the northeast
Volcano erupts in Indonesia
Thousands of Indonesians were evacuated from the slopes of a volcano on Sunday after it erupted for the first