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Climate

Climate change, environment, energy

PBS NewsHour

Supreme Court Rejects GOP Request for New Congressional Map in Missouri

The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected a Republican request for a new congressional map in Missouri. Climate scientists reported that August was the hottest month ever recorded globally, and thousands of drones in New York City recreated the Twin Towers in remembrance of the September 11 attacks. Additionally, notable figures Barry Melrose and Roger Simon have passed away.

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Los Angeles Times

Congress Advances Bipartisan Bill to Address Wildfire Management

The Fix Our Forests Act, a bipartisan bill in Congress, aims to expedite forest management and reduce wildfire risks by easing regulatory processes. While it has garnered support from some environmentalists and the timber industry, it has also faced opposition from major conservation groups concerned about potential over-logging and ecological impacts. The bill is currently awaiting a final vote in the Senate, with a deadline for passage set for January 3, 2027.

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TechCrunch

Founders Launch Fusionality to Develop Control Systems for Fusion Power

Fusionality, a startup founded by Federico Felici and Jonas Buchli, aims to develop control systems for the fusion power industry after raising $3.7 million in pre-seed funding. The company focuses on addressing the need for specialized components in fusion technology, particularly in magnetic confinement fusion, and plans to create adaptable control systems for various startups in the sector.

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Al Jazeera English

Nagoya, Japan experiences record rainfall

Nagoya, Japan, recorded 105 mm of rain in one hour, marking a new record for the city. This significant rainfall has caused disruptions to daily activities.

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Guardian — US

Hurricane Lowell Causes Power Outages on Kauai, Hawaii

Hurricane Lowell impacted Hawaii's western islands with strong winds and heavy rains on September 8, 2026, leading to widespread power outages on Kauai. The storm's center has moved away, but flooding and mudslide risks persist.

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Fox News — Latest

Approximately 70 Americans Unaccounted for Following Flooding in Nepal

The State Department reported that around 70 Americans are still unaccounted for following severe flooding in the Nepal-China border region. As search efforts continue, the death toll from the disaster has reached at least 1,399, with over 5,400 individuals still missing. Authorities have attributed the glacier collapse that triggered the flooding to climate change.

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PBS NewsHour

Tropical Storm Marie Causes High Surf in California; Other News Highlights

Tropical Storm Marie is causing high surf along the California coast, prompting warnings from the National Weather Service. Meanwhile, Hurricane Lowell approaches Hawaii, and the Kremlin has indicated potential future talks with the U.S. regarding Ukraine. In Nepal, a day of mourning was held for flood victims, and King Charles reaffirmed the non-working status of Prince Harry and Meghan.

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Al Jazeera English

Hurricane Lowell Approaches Hawaiian Islands, Emergency Preparations Underway

Hurricane Lowell, a Category 3 storm, is approaching the Hawaiian islands, prompting emergency preparations and warnings from the National Hurricane Center. The storm is expected to bring severe winds, heavy rainfall, and potential tornadoes, particularly to Kauai and Niihau. Local officials have advised residents to stock up on supplies and prepare for possible flooding and power outages.

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PBS NewsHour

EU Promises Investment and Partnership to Greenland Amid U.S. Tensions

The European Union announced a commitment of 200 million euros to Greenland to support climate change initiatives and infrastructure improvements. This investment comes amid tensions following U.S. President Donald Trump's comments about U.S. control over the island. EU officials emphasized Greenland's sovereignty and the importance of international law during a visit to Nuuk.

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Daily Mail

Asian Hornets Found in Somerset for the First Time, Raising Concerns

Asian hornets have been found in Somerset for the first time, raising concerns about their spread in England. The discovery follows the tagging and destruction of a nest by a local beekeeper. Experts warn that the invasive species poses a significant threat to native insect populations and urge the public to report sightings.

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Breitbart

Hurricane Lowell Approaches Hawaii, Residents Prepare for Impact

Hurricane Lowell is approaching Hawaii, prompting a Hurricane Warning for Kauaʻi County and parts of the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration warns of potential devastating damage, with sustained winds expected to reach 111 to 129 miles per hour. Residents are advised to prepare for heavy rainfall, flooding, and possible mudslides, as Governor Josh Green has declared a state of emergency.

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PBS NewsHour

Hurricane Lowell prompts tropical storm warning for Hawaii islands

Hurricane Lowell has prompted a tropical storm warning for the islands of Kauai and Niihau in Hawaii, with expected rainfall totals of 6-10 inches and possible flooding and mudslides. Residents are advised to prepare for severe weather conditions as the storm approaches, while Hurricane Marie is also affecting coastal areas in Mexico and Southern California.

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Guardian — US

Hawaii declares state of emergency as Hurricane Lowell approaches

Hawaii has declared a state of emergency in anticipation of Hurricane Lowell, which is expected to impact the islands as early as Monday. The hurricane, categorized as a category 3 storm, has sustained winds of 125 miles per hour and is the third storm to threaten Hawaii in recent weeks.

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PBS NewsHour

Anak Krakatau Volcano Erupts in Indonesia, Leading to Flight Cancellations

Anak Krakatau, a volcano in Indonesia, erupted early Sunday, leading to the cancellation of all flights at Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport and affecting other airports due to volcanic ash. The eruption, which lasted for 30 seconds at 3:53 a.m. and for 16 seconds later, resulted in the closure of eight airports and impacted approximately 170,000 passengers. Authorities have warned residents to stay at least 3 kilometers away from the active crater.

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BBC — World

Volcanic Eruption Strands Over 150,000 Passengers in Indonesia

A volcanic eruption in Indonesia has stranded over 150,000 passengers as authorities closed six airports, including Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport. The eruption of Anak Krakatau has affected 467 flights, primarily disrupting routes to Singapore and other international destinations. Health officials have advised residents to stay indoors due to ash-related health risks.

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New York Post

Anak Krakatau Volcano Erupts, Disrupting Flights in Indonesia

Anak Krakatau volcano in Indonesia erupted early Sunday, leading to the cancellation of flights at Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport and other domestic airports due to volcanic ash. The eruption lasted for 30 seconds and followed signs of activity since Friday. Authorities advised people to stay at least 2 miles from the crater, while airspace was closed around several airports, affecting over 22,800 passengers.

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Los Angeles Times

Colorado Ranchers Support Lawsuit Against Oil Companies Over Climate Change Effects

A group of Colorado ranchers is supporting a lawsuit against oil companies, claiming that climate change, driven by fossil fuel emissions, is threatening their livelihoods. The lawsuit, filed by Boulder County against Suncor Energy and Exxon Mobil, alleges that the companies concealed the dangers of fossil fuels. The ranchers argue that rising temperatures and drought conditions have severely impacted their operations and the broader agricultural economy in Colorado.

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New York Post

Study Finds Human Urine Contributes to Glacier Melt on Mount Everest

A study has revealed that human urine contributes significantly to glacier melt on Mount Everest, with estimates suggesting it could melt over 150 tons of ice annually. The research highlights the environmental impact of climbers at the Khumbu Glacier and suggests relocating the base camp to mitigate these effects. Everest is also facing issues with litter, accumulating over 50 tons of trash.

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Al Jazeera English

UN Reports Global Food Prices Reach Four-Year High Due to Conflicts and Weather

The United Nations reports that global food prices have reached a four-year high, with the FAO's Food Price Index climbing to 133.3 points in August. The increase is attributed to conflicts, extreme weather, and disrupted trade logistics, affecting all categories of food prices. The World Food Programme warns that the return of El Nino could exacerbate food insecurity, potentially pushing an additional 50 million people into acute hunger by the end of next year.

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BBC — World

Rescue Efforts Continue for Workers Trapped in Nepal Tunnel After Floods

Rescue operations in Nepal continue for workers trapped in tunnels following devastating flash floods caused by a glacial collapse. As of now, 1,311 people have been confirmed dead, with over 5,300 still missing. Two individuals were rescued alive, while additional efforts are complicated by debris and high water levels in the tunnels.

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