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Developing countries urged wealthy nations to honor the $20 billion annual funding pledge for climate change efforts during the climate talks in Rome. The discussions, held amid geopolitical tensions, focus …
Climate Talks in Rome: Wealthy Nations Face Pressure on Funding Commitments Read More
Malibu was hit by two earthquakes within hours, a 3.5 magnitude quake on Saturday morning following a 3.8 magnitude tremor late Friday. No injuries or damage have been reported, and …
Two Earthquakes Strike Malibu in One Night Without Reported Damage Read More
This article discusses the vital connection between biodiversity conservation and climate action in Latin America and the Caribbean, emphasizing the need for integrated approaches to enhance human security and peace. …
Weathering Risk: Integrating Biodiversity and Climate Action for Peace in LAC Read More
Fresno County election officials revealed that 295 voters received incorrect ballots due to a human error made during routine address updates. This issue was only disclosed following inquiries from Action …
Fresno County Election Officials Acknowledge Ballot Errors Affecting 295 Voters Read More
A powerful earthquake off Northern California’s coast triggered a tsunami warning, prompting emergency officials to advise residents to prepare for potential evacuations and remain alert. The seismic event emphasizes the …
Magnitude Earthquake Hits Northern California Coast; Tsunami Warning Issued Read More
A 3.3 magnitude earthquake occurred in Maxwell, California, at 9:08 a.m. on Wednesday, as reported by the United States Geological Survey. Concurrently, a dense fog advisory is in effect until …
3.3 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Maxwell, California Read More
California counties are certifying election results by a unified deadline of December 3rd for the first time under Assembly Bill 3184. While some election officials, including Butte County’s Keaton Denlay, …
California Counties Certify Election Results Under New Unified Deadline Read More
Thousands of Colombians protested against President Gustavo Petro’s reforms on November 23, 2024, expressing concerns over health, labor, and pension changes and alleging corruption within his administration. Despite Petro downplaying …
Colombians Mobilize Against President Petro’s Proposed Reforms Read More
The article discusses the lessons the Democratic Party must learn from its recent electoral defeat. It emphasizes the need for better outreach to diverse voter groups, effective communication, and engagement …
Strategic Reevaluation: Lessons for the Democratic Party Post-Election Read More
COP29 has opened in Baku, focusing on financial commitments from wealthy nations to combat the climate crisis as developing countries demand trillions of dollars in support. The negotiations aim to …
COP29 in Baku: High Stakes as Nations Demand Trillions for Climate Action Read More