Xizang Quake Update: Low Landslide Risk, Experts Say 🌍🏔️
Experts assess low immediate landslide risk after Xizang’s magnitude-6.8 earthquake, but warn of future threats from rising temperatures. 🌏
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Earthquake in Xizang: Experts Predict Low Risk of Large-Scale Landslides
Experts assess the recent magnitude-6.8 earthquake in Xizang, predicting a low chance of large-scale landslides, while highlighting future climate-related risks.
🔥 2024 Confirmed as Hottest Year Ever: Climate Alarm Bells Ring 🌍
2024 officially becomes Earth’s hottest year on record, surpassing critical 1.5°C threshold. Climate scientists urge immediate action. 🌡️🔥
2024 Confirmed as Hottest Year Ever 🌡️🔥
2024 officially becomes Earth’s hottest year on record, surpassing the critical 1.5°C threshold. What’s next for our overheating planet? 🌍🔥
🌍🔥 Climate Chaos: Floods, Droughts Surge as Water Cycle Shifts
Rising temperatures in 2024 intensified global water cycle extremes, triggering severe floods and droughts, says Australian-led study. 🌊🔥 #ClimateChange
🌡️ 2024 Heatwave: Are We Crossing the 1.5°C Climate Threshold?
2024’s record-breaking temperatures push Earth closer to the 1.5°C threshold. Extreme weather and climate science explained for Gen Z.
China’s Climate Crisis: 2015-2023 Hottest 9 Years on Record 🌡️🔥
New report reveals 2015-2023 as China’s hottest years, urging global climate action and highlighting renewable energy progress. 🌍🔥
Ancient Climate Crisis Mirrors Today’s Ocean Acidification Risks 🌊🔥
A study by Chinese mainland and U.S. scientists reveals how an ancient carbon release impacted ocean chemistry, offering crucial insights into today’s climate-driven ocean acidification.
UN Requests $1.42B for Expanded Humanitarian Efforts in Somalia 2025 🌍💰
The UN is seeking $1.42 billion to expand humanitarian aid in Somalia by 2025, aiming to support nearly 6 million people facing drought and conflict.
🌊 New Study Warns: Seawater Threatens Global Freshwater by 2100 🌍
NASA study warns seawater could contaminate 75% of coastal freshwater supplies by 2100, threatening ecosystems and infrastructure worldwide.