Climate change: Saving Athens from itself

Climate change: Saving Athens from itself

Public water reservoirs and drinking fountains, splash pads and fountains, pocket parks, green parking lots, trees and bushes in public spaces, sustainable mobility and reused buildings, starting with the public ones, are just some of the measures architect Petros Babasikas and his team recommend for Athens in the age of climate change. As heatwaves – … Read more

The Global Crisis: The Hottest Summer in Human History and the Urgent Need for Action

The Global Crisis: The Hottest Summer in Human History and the Urgent Need for Action

Less than 24 hours ago secretary general of the united nations Issued a statement of the above shocking sentence to the world to know through the mass media. After a group of international scientists from different continents around the world confirmed that As of July 2023, about 20,000 temperature measurement stations on every continent and … Read more

Mediterranean turning into real hotspot

Mediterranean turning into real hotspot

It used to be that, in Greek summers, temperatures, with few exceptions, used to peak at around 33 degrees Celsius (92F), ideal for beachgoers and other holidaymakers, domestic and foreign. But heatwaves have become increasingly frequent since the late 1950s and this trend is accelerating. The answer is simple, even if many persist in denying … Read more

Fears of Disease and Viruses in Algeria: Rumors of Ebola Outbreak Due to Rising Temperatures

Fears of Disease and Viruses in Algeria: Rumors of Ebola Outbreak Due to Rising Temperatures

Fears of diseases and viruses in Algeria with rising temperatures On social media, news spread about the spread of a dangerous and contagious disease in Algeria. Users on social media have spoken over the past two days about the spread of a “strange disease” or “deadly virus” in Algerian states, including Blida, while others have … Read more

Rising Cases of Dengue Fever in Hadramout, Yemen

Rising Cases of Dengue Fever in Hadramout, Yemen

Increased cases of dengue fever in Hadramout until June 9 Government health reports revealed in Hadramoutsoutheastern Yemen, reported an escalating increase in the number of cases of dengue fever among people in various districts and remote villages. According to reports issued by the Epidemiological Surveillance Department at the Office of the Ministry of Public Health … Read more

Our Video Columnist Calls Out Lazy Excuses: Misconceptions in Climate Policy

Our Video Columnist Calls Out Lazy Excuses: Misconceptions in Climate Policy

Our video columnist Ueli Schmezer addresses lazy excuses and major misconceptions in climate policy. What is your opinion? In his new column, Ueli Schmezer talks about the climate crisis. – Nau.ch Ad the essentials in brief Ueli Schmezer is launching the second episode of the new video format “Auf den Punkt” on Nau.ch. Schmezer comments … Read more

“UN Climate Report: Last Eight Years Were the Hottest on Record, Alarming Rise in Sea Levels and Glaciers”

“UN Climate Report: Last Eight Years Were the Hottest on Record, Alarming Rise in Sea Levels and Glaciers”

Climate change is one of the most pressing issues facing our planet today. The last eight years have seen an unprecedented increase in global temperatures, setting new records for heat levels year after year. This trend is no coincidence; it is driven by human-caused greenhouse gas emissions that are warming the planet at an alarming … Read more

Why doesn’t the government respond immediately to disasters like it does when there are protests?

Why doesn’t the government respond immediately to disasters like it does when there are protests?

When there are disaster situations such as those that are affecting the population due to Cyclone Yaku, the Peruvian government does not respond immediately as it does in cases of social protests, questioned, on La Mula TV, Luis Enrique Lozada, director of Radio cultivate. In the ‘Al Filo’ program, the journalist recalled that we have … Read more