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The United States has rejected Mexico’s water request due to noncompliance with a 1944 water-sharing treaty. This denial, the first of its kind, stems from Mexico’s failure to adequately deliver …
US Denies Mexico Water Request Amid Agricultural Crisis Read More
This article discusses environmental racism, reflecting on how marginalized communities are disproportionately affected by climate change. It cites the Brazilian census revealing inadequate sanitation in the North region while highlighting …
Understanding Environmental Racism: Climate Change’s Impact on Marginalized Communities Read More
A heat wave in southern Brazil led five cities in Rio Grande do Sul to suspend classes due to temperatures reaching 36 degrees Celsius. This reflects a larger trend of …
Heat Wave Forces Class Suspensions in Southern Brazil Due to Rising Temperatures Read More
On November 27, New Mexico certified its 2024 election results, where Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris secured 52% of the vote, winning five electoral votes. Donald Trump increased support in …
New Mexico Certifies 2024 Election Results Amidst Shifting Political Trends Read More
The U.S. National Hurricane Center announced that Hurricane Rafael weakened to a tropical storm on November 8, 2024, with maximum sustained winds of 70 mph, positioning it 460 miles east …
Hurricane Rafael Weakens to Tropical Storm Status, NHC Reports Read More
Hurricane Rafael has diminished to a tropical storm with sustained winds of 70 mph. It is expected to turn towards Mexico while posing little risk to the U.S. Aside, low …
Hurricane Rafael Downgraded to Tropical Storm: Latest Updates Read More