All Jamaica Tourists Safe After Hurricane Melissa
Jamaican officials confirm all 25,000 international tourists are safe after Hurricane Melissa, with evacuation flights set to begin Thursday.
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Trump Unveils $80B Nuclear Power Push with Westinghouse
The Trump administration announced an $80 billion initiative to build new Westinghouse nuclear reactors, citing AI energy demands and national competitiveness.
Environment, World News
Hurricane Melissa: 500K Cubans Evacuated as Storm Nears
As Hurricane Melissa nears Cuba, nearly half a million residents have been evacuated amid fears of catastrophic flooding and storm surge.
Environment, U.S. News
Outer Banks Homes Vanish: 5 More Swept Into Ocean
Five unoccupied homes in Buxton, NC, collapsed into the Atlantic this week—the latest in a string of losses tied to severe erosion and storm activity on the Outer Banks.
Environment, World News
Hurricane Melissa: The Climate Warning Island Nations Tried to Sound
Hurricane Melissa’s devastation in the Caribbean underscores years of unheeded warnings from island nations about climate vulnerability and the urgent need for global climate finance.
Environment, U.S. News
Greenpeace Dakota Pipeline Penalty Slashed by Judge
A North Dakota judge has reduced Greenpeace’s damages in the Dakota Access Pipeline defamation case from $667 million to $345 million.
Environment, World News
Hurricane Melissa Ravages Cuba After Historic Jamaica Hit
Hurricane Melissa, an exceptionally powerful storm, has struck Cuba after causing historic destruction in Jamaica.
Environment, International
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.
Environment, World News
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.
Environment, World News
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.