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A fire at Ecuador’s largest oil refinery halted production and prompted evacuations. No serious injuries occurred, but concerns about safety lingered in the community. Petroecuador assured the public that fuel …
Refinery Fire Shuts Down Operations in Ecuador, Evacuations Ordered Read More
In 2024, scientists have discovered thousands of new species, including unique flora, fauna, and fungi like vampire hedgehogs and pirate spiders. This year’s revelations highlight biodiversity but also draw attention …
Weird and Wonderful: The Strangest New Species of 2024 Read More
Heavy rains in Accra, Ghana, on May 18, 2025, led to tragic flooding, killing four people and displacing over 3,000. The storm brought significant rainfall, affecting many local areas, obstructing …
Severe Flooding in Accra, Ghana Claims Four Lives and Displaces Thousands Read More
Heavy rainfall in northern Argentina has caused extensive flooding, leading to the evacuation of over 2,000 residents and stranding a bus with 44 passengers for over 10 hours. Authorities are …
Severe Rainfall Causes Major Flooding and Evacuations in Northern Argentina Read More
China has been enhancing its relations with Latin America and the Caribbean since President Xi’s 2014 proposal. A recent forum in Beijing resulted in the adoption of a declaration and …
Strengthening Energy Cooperation: The Case for China and Latin America Read More
Senegal is enhancing flood prevention measures ahead of the rainy season by coordinating efforts with government agencies, local authorities, and community residents. The National Office of Sanitation (ONAS) has initiated …
Senegal Takes Action to Prevent Urban Flooding Ahead of Rainy Season Read More
Community seed banks in Zimbabwe are proving essential for local farmers facing severe drought and climate change impacts. Initiatives like the Chimukoko seed bank enable farmers to access drought-tolerant varieties, …
Zimbabwe’s Community Seed Banks: Cultivating Resilience Amid Drought Read More
Mexico has agreed to send water to the U.S. to resolve treaty shortfalls after Trump threatened tariffs. This decision follows accusations that Mexico was failing to meet obligations under a …
Mexico Agrees to Provide Water to U.S. Following Diplomatic Pressures Read More
A collaborative workshop by UNDRR, GCF, and BOAD in Incheon focused on disaster risk management and climate resilience strategies for Togo. It aimed to build capacity among national stakeholders through …
Strengthening Togo’s Climate Resilience Through Collaborative Training Workshop Read More
Mozambique set a record for rice imports in 2024, spending USD 441 million, a 38.8% increase from 2023. This trend results from rising domestic consumption and declining production due to …
Mozambique’s Record Rice Imports Highlight Agricultural Challenges in 2024 Read More