Somalia’s Drought Deepens Rural Water Crisis 💧
After two failed rainy seasons, rural Somalia faces acute water shortages—families trek for hours as prices skyrocket and health risks grow.
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Southern Chile Wildfires Leave 19 Dead, Flames Still Rage
Powerful wildfires in southern Chile over the weekend have killed at least 19 people, razed homes, and displaced communities as crews battle ongoing blazes fueled by strong winds and dry conditions.
Southern Africa Floods Declared National Disaster After Dozens Killed
South Africa declares national disaster after deadly floods kill dozens and destroy homes. Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and other neighbours are also grappling with severe flooding and displacement.
Iceberg A23a Nears Final Breakup: Could Vanish in Weeks?
A23a iceberg has shrunk from 4,170 km² to 506 km² per satellite data on Jan 14, 2026. Driven by hydrofracturing and warm seas, it could disappear within weeks.
Over 100 Wild Yaks Roam Gansu Grasslands, Signaling Ecological Revival
Over 100 wild yaks, a first-class protected species, were recently spotted on the Haltent grassland in Gansu Province, highlighting improving ecosystems and successful conservation efforts.
Morocco’s 7-Year Drought Ends as Winter Rains Refill Dams
After seven years of drought, Morocco’s winter rains have boosted dam levels to 46% and filled key reservoirs, offering relief to farmers and pushing desalination plans toward 2030.
Record Rain from Ex-TC Koji Triggers Flood Warnings in Queensland
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji drenched Queensland with record rainfall this week, triggering flood warnings, power outages and multiple rescues in towns like Clermont.
Kilauea Erupts: Lava Jets Soar 460m in Spectacular Display
Kilauea erupted on Jan 12, 2026, shooting lava up to 460m high. Learn about vog, sharp Pele’s hair, and why this fiery show is safe for now.
Aussie Bushfires: Homes Lost & Power Cuts in Searing Heat
Record heat fuels raging bushfires across southeast Australia, scorching over 300,000 hectares, destroying homes and cutting power to 38,000 properties in Victoria—the worst crisis since Black Summer.
3,000 Tourists Evacuated as Wildfires Rage in Argentine Patagonia
Over 3,000 tourists were evacuated from Puerto Patriada in Argentine Patagonia amid soaring temperatures and drought-fueled wildfires, with multiple provinces battling the flames.