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Environmental Crisis - Page 15

October 19, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Arrests Suspect in Death of Iconic Tusker Kawanthissa as Probe Widens

Sri Lankan police have arrested a man suspected of shooting Kawanthissa, one of the country’s best-known wild tuskers, and seized two illegal firearms as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the elephant’s death

Sri Lanka

Mahinda Rajapaksa Pays Tribute to Beloved Elephant Kavanthissa

Former Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa has paid tribute to Kavanthissa, a widely admired elephant, in a Facebook post reflecting on the animal’s place in the country’s history, Buddhist traditions and cultural heritage. Beginning his tribute with the words, “Two-tusked

October 17, 2026

Puerto Rican Communities Bear the Brunt of the Water Crisis

Columns/Human Rights

As a child, visits to my grandmother’s home in the rural area between the municipalities of Humacao and Yabucoa, in eastern Puerto Rico, often

Hundreds of Major Cities Are Sinking, with Mexico City Among the Worst Affected

Mexico/World

Hundreds of major cities around the world are sinking by several millimetres a year, with the fastest rates recorded in parts of Mexico, Iran

North Sea Collision: Burning Cargo Ship ‘Solong’ at Risk of Sinking

March 12, 2025
Diplomacy/News

A catastrophic maritime incident unfolded on March 10 in the North Sea as the U.S.-registered oil tanker MV Stena Immaculate and the Portuguese-flagged cargo vessel MV Solong collided off the coast of

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Microplastics and Human Health: Scientists Call for More Rigorous Research

March 11, 2025
Health/Human Rights

Concerns over the presence of microplastics in human tissues are growing as studies increasingly report plastic particles in blood, lungs, and even the brain. However, experts caution that more rigorous scientific methods

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Deadly Collision in North Sea Sparks Environmental Disaster

March 11, 2025
Diplomacy/News

A catastrophic collision between a container ship and an oil tanker in the North Sea has triggered fears of a major environmental disaster, as emergency crews race to contain the fire and

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Oil Tanker and Cargo Ship Collide in North Sea, Triggering Major Rescue Operation

March 10, 2025
Shipping and Maritime

An oil tanker and a cargo ship collided off the coast of eastern England on Monday, setting both vessels on fire and prompting a large-scale rescue effort, emergency services reported. The incident

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36 Companies Drive Half of Global Emissions in 2023

March 10, 2025
Saudi Arabia/World

A new report from the Carbon Majors database has revealed that just 36 companies were responsible for more than half of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions in 2023. The findings underscore the

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Tourism’s Role in Protecting Kenyan Wildlife

March 8, 2025
Geopolitics/Kenya/Social

The Serengeti ecosystem is regarded as one of our planet’s greatest natural treasures, where one can witness“the largest remaining unaltered animal migration in the world,” according to UNESCO. Kenya’s share of the Serengeti plains

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Scientists Called to Use Storytelling for Climate Action

February 25, 2025
Diplomacy/Education

In an article published by Nature, scientists are being encouraged to move beyond traditional research and embrace storytelling, cultural engagement, and emotional connection to inspire action against the worsening climate crisis. Despite

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Adani’s Tactical Withdrawal: Sri Lanka’s Energy Crisis and India’s Hidden Agenda

February 24, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Recently, media reports have surfaced stating that Adani Green Energy has suspended two wind power projects intended for Sri Lanka. However, the Sri Lankan government has yet to comment on this. Adani’s

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Big Tech Data Centers Costing US Public Health $5.4 Billion

February 24, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

The rapid expansion of Big Tech’s data centers has led to significant public health costs in the United States, with a recent study estimating these costs to have reached $5.4 billion over

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Clean Waters and Green Mountains are Priceless

February 14, 2025
Columns/Human Rights

Lost in a colonial fog of inferiority, writers across Asia imagined a world that was beyond the reach of colonialism’s devastation. In 1835, Kylas Chunder Dutt (1817–1859) wrote a remarkable story called

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Global Warming 1.5C Breach May Occur Sooner, Studies Warn

February 11, 2025
Business/Human Rights

New research suggests that the world could breach the 1.5C global warming threshold set by the Paris Agreement much sooner than previously anticipated, unless more stringent emissions cuts are implemented. Two studies

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Airbus Delays Hydrogen-Powered Aircraft Ambition Beyond 2035

February 8, 2025
Aviation/Business

Airbus has postponed its plans to fly a hydrogen-powered aircraft by 2035, marking a significant setback for the aviation industry’s ambitions to reach net zero emissions. The decision, which was relayed to

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Trump to Sign Executive Order Reinstating Plastic Straws, Reversing Biden Policy

February 8, 2025
Politics/United States

President Donald Trump has announced plans to sign an executive order next week reversing the Biden administration’s effort to phase out single-use plastic straws in federal buildings. The move marks yet another

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Most Major Polluters Set to Miss UN Deadline for 2035 Climate Targets

February 6, 2025
Human Rights/World

A significant number of the world’s biggest polluters, including the EU, Australia, South Africa, and India, are expected to miss a key UN deadline to submit updated climate targets, due to economic

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Jeff Bezos’s Earth Fund Ends Support for Climate Group

February 6, 2025
United States/World

Jeff Bezos’s $10 billion Earth Fund has ceased backing the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), a prominent climate standard setter, following growing scrutiny over the fund’s influence on the organization. The decision,

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