Mozambique’s Response to Cyclones Chido and Dikeledi: Urgent Humanitarian Needs
Cyclones Chido and Dikeledi have affected over 737,305 people in Mozambique, necessitating urgent assistance. UNHCR has reached 30,000 people, but...
Climate change
Economic Revival of Lake Chad Through Agriculture: Insights from WFP
The WFP suggests that farming moringa, hibiscus, and cowpeas could yield billions for the Lake Chad region if peace and...
Neotethys Oceanic Plate Beneath Turkey and Iran Is Separating
Research indicates that the Neotethys oceanic plate is breaking off underneath Turkey and Iran, influencing geological features in the region....
WISER EWSA Launches Intensive Weather Forecast Testbed in Southern Africa
The WISER EWSA initiative initiates its second intensive weather forecasting testbed in southern Africa from January 30 to February 7,...
The Pioneering Science of Attribution: Linking Climate Change to Weather Disasters
Attribution science analyzes the impact of climate change on extreme weather, allowing experts to determine how global warming exacerbates events...
Tropical Cyclone Dikeledi Devastates Tortoise Sanctuary in Madagascar
Tropical Cyclone Dikeledi has caused severe flooding at the Lavavola Tortoise Center in Madagascar, resulting in the deaths of approximately...
UNICEF Report: Over 242 Million Children Affected by Extreme Weather in 2024
UNICEF reports that extreme weather disrupted the education of 242 million children globally in 2024, particularly affecting low-income nations in...
UNICEF Reports 242 Million Children Interrupted by Climate-related School Closures
UNICEF reports that 242 million children worldwide missed school due to extreme weather in 2024, affecting one in seven students....
UNICEF Reports Nearly 250 Million Children Missed School Due to Extreme Weather
UNICEF reports that nearly 250 million children missed school last year due to extreme weather, affecting one in seven school-aged...
UNICEF Reports Nearly 250 Million Children Affected by Climate-Related School Interruptions
Nearly 250 million children globally missed school last year due to extreme weather, according to UNICEF. The report highlights the...
