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In August 2023, time was running out for health care workers along Florida’s Gulf Coast. Hospital administrators and staff had to decide how they would prepare themselves, their patients, and their facilities as Hurricane Idalia — a Category 4 — closed in on the coastline. Faced with the possibility of a six-foot storm surge that
November 2023 was by far the hottest November on record globally in analyses dating back to 1850, said NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information on December 14. NOAA, NASA, the Japan Meteorological Agency, and the European Copernicus Climate Change Service all rated November 2023 as the warmest November on record, beating the previous November record by a large margin.
Refugees and displaced people are a forgotten community, says entrepreneur Brian Onyango. But not forgotten by him, or his peers — who are powering up extraordinary change in northern Kenya. Brian is part of an ecosystem of innovation at Kakuma Refugee Camp, home to about 200,000 people. There, grassroots enterprises are bringing affordable clean energy
The Virtual Island Summit, hosted by Island Innovation, is a virtual summit aiming to bring together experts from around the world and discuss with them the best sustainable practices and the most relevant issues for island communities. What does a community living on an island in the Pacific Ocean, one from the Caribbean, one from
2019 is on track to be the hottest year ever recorded. Heatwaves in Europe saw the mercury peak past 45℃ this summer, while major fires ravaged the United States, Russia, and Canada. In Australia droughts and severe weather events worsened. Greenland announced that its ice shelves hemorrhaged ice at the rate of several billion liters
Editor’s Note: This article was written by Willem van Der Vliet, member of the FORZE Team of the Univeristy of Delft in cooperation with Segher Brons, the Marketing Manager of the Team. Battery-powered Electric Vehicles (EVs) are generally considered to be the future, but this could be changing: the advent of hydrogen fuel cell technology,
Marcus Bleasdale is a photographer who has been documenting some of the world’s most brutal wars over the past eighteen years. Marcus covered the wars in Sierra Leone, Liberia, The Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, Somalia, Chad and Darfur, Kashmir and Georgia. Marcus documents human right issues for Human Right Watch, photographs for National