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Toyota Fortuner Stuck After Illegal Goa Beach Drive - Here's India's Only Legal Driving Beach
The Toyota Fortuner owner got fined for driving illegally at the beach; however, there is a beach in Kerala, India, which permits driving officially.
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How India's Heatwaves Are Changing: 5 Patterns Weather Data Is Revealing
Scientists say several factors - including warming temperatures, soil moisture loss and atmospheric circulation patterns - can contribute to prolonged heat episodes.
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Saudi Arabia Starts Reducing Oil Production As Hormuz Closure Fills Storage
Saudi Arabia has started reducing oil production as the near-blockage of the critical Strait of Hormuz starts filling storage tanks, according to a person familiar with the matter, even as it rushes to reroute some supplies through the Red Sea.
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Iran Faces US Wrath, But 5,000 Sailors On USS Ford Face 650 Failing Toilets
The USS Gerald R. Ford has been at sea since June last year. The Republican leader's decision to extend its deployment for a second time has snowballed into a growing list of problems, such as blocked toilets and sewage troubles.
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Helicopter Crashes Into Sea In Andaman, All 7 On Board Rescued Safely
A helicopter operated by Pawan Hans crash-landed into the sea near Mayabunder in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands on Tuesday morning, triggering a swift rescue operation in which all seven people on board were safely evacuated.
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"Between Concrete And Chaos": Viral Video Shows Dolphins Swimming Close To Worli Shore In Mumbai
Their gentle movements and playful antics immediately caught the attention of onlookers.
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Over 100 Million Buildings Worldwide Could Face Flooding Risk From Rising Seas, Study Warns
A McGill-led study warns that rising sea levels could endanger more than 100 million buildings across the Global South, with coastal infrastructure in Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Americas most at risk. The findings highlight the urgent need for emissions cuts and coastal adaptation.
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Tourism Deal Puts One Of Egypt's Last Wild Shores At Risk
In Egypt's Wadi al-Gemal, where swimmers share a glistening bay with sea turtles, a shadowy tourism deal is threatening one of the Red Sea's last wild shores.
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Over 80% Of Citizens From This Pacific Nation Want To Move To Australia: Here's Why
Around four in five Tuvalu citizens have registered for Australia's climate migration visa, figures released on August 6 show. The Australian High Commission in Tuvalu confirmed 8,750 registrations for the first ballot.
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Trump's Trip To Scotland As His New Golf Course Opens Blurs Politics, Family's Business
Lashed by cold winds and overlooking choppy, steel-gray North Sea waters, the breathtaking sand dunes of Scotland's northeastern coast rank among Donald Trump's favorite spots on earth.
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Toyota Fortuner Stuck After Illegal Goa Beach Drive - Here's India's Only Legal Driving Beach
The Toyota Fortuner owner got fined for driving illegally at the beach; however, there is a beach in Kerala, India, which permits driving officially.
-
How India's Heatwaves Are Changing: 5 Patterns Weather Data Is Revealing
Scientists say several factors - including warming temperatures, soil moisture loss and atmospheric circulation patterns - can contribute to prolonged heat episodes.
-
Saudi Arabia Starts Reducing Oil Production As Hormuz Closure Fills Storage
Saudi Arabia has started reducing oil production as the near-blockage of the critical Strait of Hormuz starts filling storage tanks, according to a person familiar with the matter, even as it rushes to reroute some supplies through the Red Sea.
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Iran Faces US Wrath, But 5,000 Sailors On USS Ford Face 650 Failing Toilets
The USS Gerald R. Ford has been at sea since June last year. The Republican leader's decision to extend its deployment for a second time has snowballed into a growing list of problems, such as blocked toilets and sewage troubles.
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Helicopter Crashes Into Sea In Andaman, All 7 On Board Rescued Safely
A helicopter operated by Pawan Hans crash-landed into the sea near Mayabunder in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands on Tuesday morning, triggering a swift rescue operation in which all seven people on board were safely evacuated.
-
"Between Concrete And Chaos": Viral Video Shows Dolphins Swimming Close To Worli Shore In Mumbai
Their gentle movements and playful antics immediately caught the attention of onlookers.
-
Over 100 Million Buildings Worldwide Could Face Flooding Risk From Rising Seas, Study Warns
A McGill-led study warns that rising sea levels could endanger more than 100 million buildings across the Global South, with coastal infrastructure in Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Americas most at risk. The findings highlight the urgent need for emissions cuts and coastal adaptation.
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Tourism Deal Puts One Of Egypt's Last Wild Shores At Risk
In Egypt's Wadi al-Gemal, where swimmers share a glistening bay with sea turtles, a shadowy tourism deal is threatening one of the Red Sea's last wild shores.
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Over 80% Of Citizens From This Pacific Nation Want To Move To Australia: Here's Why
Around four in five Tuvalu citizens have registered for Australia's climate migration visa, figures released on August 6 show. The Australian High Commission in Tuvalu confirmed 8,750 registrations for the first ballot.
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Trump's Trip To Scotland As His New Golf Course Opens Blurs Politics, Family's Business
Lashed by cold winds and overlooking choppy, steel-gray North Sea waters, the breathtaking sand dunes of Scotland's northeastern coast rank among Donald Trump's favorite spots on earth.
