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Namibia Deploys Army to Fight Fire in Its Largest Nature Reserve
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Namibia Deploys Army to Fight Fire in Its Largest Nature Reserve

Namibia has deployed over 500 soldiers to combat a massive fire that engulfed one-third of Etosha National Park, causing severe environmental damage and threatening biodiversity and wildlife. The fire started on September 22 and spread rapidly due to strong winds and dry vegetation.

Severe Thunderstorms Expected in Morocco
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Severe Thunderstorms Expected in Morocco

Morocco is expected to experience unstable weather early this week with thunderstorms, scattered rain, and strong winds due to a low-pressure system from the Mediterranean and cold moist air from the North Atlantic. A warning has been issued for severe thunderstorms with 50 to 80 mm rainfall in the provinces of Oussard and Oued Ed-Dahab from October 1 to 2, 2025.

Vietnam Evacuates Thousands and Closes Airports as Typhoon Bualoi Makes Landfall
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Vietnam Evacuates Thousands and Closes Airports as Typhoon Bualoi Makes Landfall

Vietnam evacuated thousands and closed airports as Typhoon Bualoi caused widespread damage, power outages, and at least one death, with warnings of continued heavy rains and flood risks.

The Costliest Weather Phenomena: Why Are Hurricanes Becoming More Deadly?
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The Costliest Weather Phenomena: Why Are Hurricanes Becoming More Deadly?

Tropical cyclones are among the costliest weather phenomena globally, causing significant material and human losses in regions like the Caribbean, Southeast Asia, and the United States. Scientists note that climate change has increased their frequency and intensity in recent years.

Study: Agriculture Sector a Major Overlooked Source of Greenhouse Gases
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Study: Agriculture Sector a Major Overlooked Source of Greenhouse Gases

Food and agriculture sectors contribute one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions, ranking second after fossil fuels and ahead of transport, yet most media coverage of the climate crisis overlooks this vital sector.

Al Ain Takes the Lead.. Al Wahda Chases | Al Khaleej Newspaper
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Al Ain Takes the Lead.. Al Wahda Chases | Al Khaleej Newspaper

Al Ain leads the ADNOC Pro League after beating Shabab Al Ahli, with Al Wahda following in second place. Kalbaya surprises by reaching third. Ajman enjoys a strong start, Al Dhafra performs well, while Al Nasr and Bani Yas struggle.

UN Weather Agency: Wildfires Worsen Global Air Pollution Crisis
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UN Weather Agency: Wildfires Worsen Global Air Pollution Crisis

The World Meteorological Organization reported that wildfires, made more frequent by climate change, significantly contributed to air pollution last year, with severe pollution hotspots in the Amazon, Canada, Siberia, and Central Africa.

Organization: Wildfires Fuel Air Pollution
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Organization: Wildfires Fuel Air Pollution

Record wildfires in Southern Europe this year have significantly contributed to air pollution across Europe, according to the World Meteorological Organization's 2024 report.

Hazza bin Zayed: "Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition" a Platform to Showcase Our Rich Heritage
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Hazza bin Zayed: "Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition" a Platform to Showcase Our Rich Heritage

His Highness Sheikh Hazza bin Zayed Al Nahyan visited the 22nd Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition, reviewing the latest innovations in hunting, equestrian, and traditional crafts, emphasizing the exhibition's role in preserving Emirati heritage and enhancing national identity.

German Cabinet: Ban on Oil Extraction in Protected Marine Areas
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German Cabinet: Ban on Oil Extraction in Protected Marine Areas

The German Cabinet approved a draft law banning oil and gas extraction in six protected marine areas along the North Sea and Baltic Sea coasts, with limited exceptions for sand and gravel extraction. The law awaits parliamentary approval.