Growing Support for Local School Levies Following Special Election Results
Support for three local school levies has increased, as indicated by updated vote counts from the recent special election. The...
Weather
Significant Earthquake of 6.0 Magnitude Shakes Ethiopia
A 6.0-magnitude earthquake occurred near Metahāra, Ethiopia, at 20:28:23 GMT on Friday. The epicenter was 6 km North-North-East of Metahāra...
Magnitude 5.2 Earthquake Hits Western Texas, EMSC Reports
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck western Texas, reported by the EMSC. The earthquake was felt widely, raising safety awareness. No...
Magnitude 5.2 Earthquake Hits Western Texas, Reports EMSC
A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck western Texas, as reported by EMSC. Initial information does not indicate any severe damage, but...
WA Premier Roger Cook Updates on Ex-Tropical Cyclone Zelia and Flood Risks
WA Premier Roger Cook has issued a warning regarding potential flooding in the Pilbara region due to ex-tropical cyclone Zelia....
Cyclone Zelia Downgraded to Tropical Low in WA’s Pilbara Region
Tropical cyclone Zelia in Western Australia has been downgraded to a tropical low, although a severe weather warning remains active...
The Impact of Climate Change on Valentine’s Day Chocolate Production
Valentine’s Day spending is projected to reach over $27.5 billion in 2024, with chocolate comprising a significant portion. Climate change...
Coastal Submersion in Sierra Leone: Addressing Poverty and Environmental Crisis
Sierra Leone is heavily affected by coastal erosion, with more than two million individuals under threat from rising sea levels....
Climate Change Impact on Cacao: A Threat to Chocolate Production
Climate change is causing extreme temperatures in West Africa, severely affecting cacao production and driving up chocolate prices. Key producers,...
Tropical Cyclone Zelia Strikes WA Coast Earlier Than Anticipated
Tropical Cyclone Zelia unexpectedly struck the Western Australian coast earlier than forecasted. Residents, including Elli Mamalis and her family, were...
