Turkey’s Karadeniz Holding said on Saturday it would send two humanitarian aid ships that can each house 1,500 people to help the relief effort in the southern province of Hatay, hit by a major earthquake that has claimed more than 20,000 lives.
In Kenya, an electric transport plan for clean air, climate
Electric motorcycles are gaining traction in Kenya as private sector-led firms rush to set up charging points and battery-swapping stations to speed up the growth of cleaner transport and put the east African nation on a path toward fresher air and low…
Nicola Bulley case: Police tell ‘so-called experts’ to stop commenting
Lancashire Police has asked the public to refrain from commentary or sharing conspiracy theories about the missing mother-of-two.
Even a cemetery in France is affected by Putin’s war
The largest Russian Orthodox cemetery outside Russia is in a suburb of Paris. This normally tranquil place has become a battleground between Russia and the West.
Ohio catastrophe is ‘wake-up call’ to dangers of deadly train derailments
The next derailment ‘could be cataclysmic’ if action isn’t taken after the incident near the Ohio-Pennsylvania border, says expertFive days after a train carrying vinyl chloride derailed and exploded near the Ohio-Pennsylvania border, crews ignited a c…
Koch brothers’ advocacy group courts far-right Republicans it vowed to thwart
Americans for Prosperity Action recently invited two politicians who tried vigorously to overturn the 2020 presidential electionAt an event in California last weekend, the Koch family political network announced it would move away from Donald Trump, an…
Man Moves to Remote Village, Cuts Off Communication, Loses 137 Pounds – Insider
Man Moves to Remote Village, Cuts Off Communication, Loses 137 Pounds Insider
Man moves to remove village, cuts off communication, loses 137 pounds – Insider
Man moves to remove village, cuts off communication, loses 137 pounds Insider
Brazil races to restore art damaged in capital riot
One month after the Jan. 8 attack, restoration teams have made great progress. But there are many challenges, and some works are beyond repair.
US Will See More New Battery Capacity Than Natural Gas Generation In 2023
The US’ Energy Information Agency (EIA) expects the nation’s electrical grid to add more power (just under 55 GW), “and solar will be over half of it, at 54 percent,” reports Ars Technica. “Another trend that’s apparent is the reversal of the vast expa…