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Ocean carbon removal projects expand amid concerns over safety and effectiveness

Ocean carbon removal projects expand amid concerns over safety and effectiveness

Ocean carbon removal projects expand amid concerns over safety and effectiveness A growing number of companies are investing in ocean-based carbon removal projects to combat rising ocean acidification, according to a report published by The Guardian. The latest and largest…
Rising algal blooms threaten global ecosystems and marine life

Rising algal blooms threaten global ecosystems and marine life

Rising algal blooms threaten global ecosystems and marine life Harmful algal blooms are increasing worldwide, with severe impacts on aquatic ecosystems and wildlife, according to a report published by The Guardian. The phenomenon, linked to pollution and global warming, has…
M&S resumes online orders after cyber-attack disruption

M&S resumes online orders after cyber-attack disruption

M&S resumes online orders after cyber-attack disruption Marks & Spencer has reopened its website for online orders, six weeks after a cyber-attack forced the retailer to suspend digital services. Customers in England, Scotland, and Wales can now place orders for…
New evidence reveals atrocities at Nazi camp on Alderney

New evidence reveals atrocities at Nazi camp on Alderney

New evidence reveals atrocities at Nazi camp on Alderney Newly uncovered evidence has revealed disturbing accounts of atrocities committed by Nazi guards at a prison camp on Alderney, one of the Channel Islands, during the Second World War, The Guardian…
Taliban bans sharing images of suicide victims in Khost Province

Taliban bans sharing images of suicide victims in Khost Province

Taliban bans sharing images of suicide victims in Khost Province Taliban authorities in Khost Province have ordered a ban on publishing images of suicide victims on social media, according to local sources. The directive, issued by the provincial police command,…
Syria: “Unforgettable Memory” museum in Raqqa documents ISIS atrocities, calls for justice

Syria: “Unforgettable Memory” museum in Raqqa documents ISIS atrocities, calls for justice

Syria: “Unforgettable Memory” museum in Raqqa documents ISIS atrocities, calls for justice The Department of Culture under the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria has inaugurated a new museum in Raqqa titled “Unforgettable Memory,” the first comprehensive exhibition dedicated…
Iran, Pakistan deport over 6,000 Afghan families in 10 days

Iran, Pakistan deport over 6,000 Afghan families in 10 days

Iran, Pakistan deport over 6,000 Afghan families in 10 days Iran and Pakistan have expelled more than 6,000 Afghan families in the past ten days, according to Taliban-run refugee ministry data. Between May 30 and June 8, 6,325 families were…
Taliban publicly flog 31 people in one week, including six women

Taliban publicly flog 31 people in one week, including six women

Taliban publicly flog 31 people in one week, including six women The Taliban publicly flogged at least 31 people, including six women, across six provinces between May 31 and June 7, according to the group’s Supreme Court. Sentences ranged from…
Los Angeles protests over ICE raids, National Guard deployment enter fourth day

Los Angeles protests over ICE raids, National Guard deployment enter fourth day

Los Angeles protests over ICE raids, National Guard deployment enter fourth day Los Angeles saw a fourth day of protests Monday as tensions escalated over President Trump’s deployment of the National Guard and recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids.…
Development banks pledge €3 billion to combat ocean plastic pollution

Development banks pledge €3 billion to combat ocean plastic pollution

Development banks pledge €3 billion to combat ocean plastic pollution A coalition of development banks plans to invest at least €3 billion ($3.4 billion) by 2030 to fight marine plastic pollution, marking a major expansion of global efforts to address…
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