Hurricane Melissa Ravages Cuba After Historic Jamaica Hit
Hurricane Melissa, an exceptionally powerful storm, has struck Cuba after causing historic destruction in Jamaica.
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Climate Aid to Poor Nations Is Plummeting, U.N. Warns
A new U.N. report shows that financial support for climate adaptation in developing countries is falling short—and actually declining—despite rising global threats.
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Japan Deploys Military to Battle Deadly Bear Surge
Faced with a record number of fatalities, Japan is sending its Self-Defense Forces to Akita Prefecture to combat a dangerous surge in bear attacks.
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Hurricane Melissa Ravages Jamaica, Slams Cuba
Hurricane Melissa, a catastrophic Category 5 storm, has caused widespread destruction in Jamaica, cutting power and internet for the entire island, before making landfall in Cuba where over 700,000 people were evacuated.
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Hurricane Melissa Cripples Jamaica: Island-Wide Internet Blackout
Hurricane Melissa has left most of Jamaica without internet or power, closed major airports, and caused multiple deaths—though the capital Kingston was largely spared.
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Salmon Return to Oregon’s Klamath River Just One Year After Dam Removal
After more than a century, Chinook salmon have returned to the headwaters of Oregon’s Klamath River—just one year after the last of four dams was removed.
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Hurricane Melissa Ravages Jamaica: Stronger Than Katrina
Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm with winds exceeding 185 mph, has devastated parts of Jamaica, surpassing Hurricane Katrina in intensity and causing widespread destruction.
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Cuba Evacuates 500,000 as Hurricane Melissa Looms
Cuba has evacuated more than 500,000 people ahead of Hurricane Melissa’s arrival, as the powerful Category 4 storm threatens catastrophic wind, rain, and storm surge across the island nation.
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Caribbean Nations Cry Out for Climate Aid Amid Hurricane Melissa
As Hurricane Melissa strikes the Caribbean, small island nations—already drowning in debt from past climate disasters—plead for long-overdue international climate finance.
Business, Environment
Bill Gates Climate Pivot: A Bold Shift Ahead of COP30?
Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates has declared the climate movement’s focus on near-term emissions goals a mistake, advocating instead for a long-term strategy centered on innovation and resilience.