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Here’s What Happened Around The World In September 2024
Here’s what happened around the world in September 2024
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Here’s what happened around the world in September 2024
Climate
The number of active fires increased to more than 1,000, destroying dozens of houses and placing hundreds of thousands of people in danger.
Climate
Since June, floods have swept across countries in West and Central Africa, including Nigeria, Chad, Niger, Mali and Liberia.
Climate
The storm has now pushed the total death count in Southeast Asia to more than 500, with the UN calling the floods the worst in Myanmar's history.
Climate
Scientists have warned that climate change caused by human activity is increasing both the likelihood and intensity of storms like Boris in Europe.
Climate
Typhoon Yagi, the strongest storm to hit Vietnam in decades, has wreaked havoc in the northern part of the country.
Climate
More than 250 people joined the lawsuit, including children, babies and even a fetus.
Climate
Here are some of the places around the world that were experiencing wildfire this month.
Activism
Despite heavy rains causing flooding in Yemen’s capital Sanaa, thousands of people gathered to hold a giant protest for Gaza on Aug. 23.
Climate
Floods in North Korea cause severe damage, as the infrastructure is poor.
Climate
Here are some of the places around the world that have flooded in June and July 2024.
Climate
Authorities say they need to urgently evacuate more than 15,000 people who are at immediate risk due to the threat of further landslides.