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Category: Americas
Haiti Blames Cholera on Witchcraft
A total of 140 people have died of cholera in recent days in south-western Haiti, a region that had
50 Missing in Colombian Landslide
At least 50 people were missing in Colombia on Sunday after heavy rains caused a landslide in the northwest
Chavez Blames Capitalism for Floods
Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez has blamed "criminal" capitalism for global climate phenomena, including heavy rains that have killed scores
Wildfires a Runaway Climate Risk
Climate Change is driving forest fires in northern latitudes to burn more frequently and fiercely, contributing to the threat
Volcano Erupts in Central Ecuador
QUITO — Ecuadorean villagers fled their homes after the Andean country's "Throat of Fire" volcano erupted Saturday, spewing rocks,
Colombian Flooding Kills 174
The death toll from weeks of heavy rains across Colombia has risen to 174 and over 1.5 million are
A Million Deaths A Year By 2030
By 2030, climate change will indirectly cause nearly one million deaths a year and inflict 157 billion dollars in
American Forests in Carbon Trouble
Crippled by drought, scorched by wildfires and dying from beetle infestations, forests in the American west are struggling and
Acid Oceans Threaten Food Supply
Acidification of the seas linked to climate change could threaten fisheries production and is already causing the fastest shift
One Million Cholera Cases in Haiti
While the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) asserted today that Haiti's cholera epidemic is now "less lethal," with a