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Une première naissance d’un girafon angolais (Giraffa giraffa angolensis) a été enregistrée dans le Parc national d’Iona (Parque Nacional do Iona) situé au sud-ouest de l’Angola. Cette naissance intervient trois ans après la reintroduction de cette espèce dans un paysage forestier autrefois dévasté par des décennies de conflit civil, mais commençant à retrouver ses équilibres […] The post Angola : Un premier girafon voit le jour au Parc national d’Iona, depuis la réintroduction de l’espèce appeared first on Nouvelles de l'environnement.

Two journalism and technology projects are collaborating with tools and methods to map where mining is devastating the Amazon and Congo basins. The post Journalists in Africa and South America are mapping the mines devouring the world’s rainforests appeared first on LatAm Journalism Review by the Knight Center.

Ахоўнікі атрымалі права рабіць гэта без законных прадстаўнікоў дзіцяці — дастаткова прысутнасьці пэдагога.

Naomi Scott, Dominic West e Imelda Staunton encabezan el reparto de la nueva producción, que llevará a la pantalla historias menos conocidas del autor británico.

烏克蘭總統澤連斯基8月26日簽署總統令，將烏克蘭最高級別的國家級榮譽之一“自由勳章“授予Space X創始人埃隆·馬斯克，表彰馬斯克在“保護人的生命與自由、加強烏克蘭與美國關係上做出的傑出的個人貢獻”。馬斯克本人截至目前尚沒有對烏方授勳置評。

乌克兰总统泽连斯基8月26日签署总统令，将乌克兰最高级别的国家级荣誉之一“自由勋章“授予Space X创始人埃隆·马斯克，表彰马斯克在“保护人的生命与自由、加强乌克兰与美国关系上做出的杰出的个人贡献”。马斯克本人截至目前尚没有对乌方授勋置评。

This week, Gov. Josh Stein announced federal awards of more than $69 million to bring affordable rental housing to Western North Carolina. In 2024, the region lost thousands of rentals in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Stein also announced the availability of $53.4 million in competitive federal grants to develop workforce housing units for homeownership […]

The Amarillo City Council held a regular meeting on Tuesday. Councilmember for Place Three, David Prescott, was not present.  The council issued a proclamation for National Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs Sept. 15 through Oct. 15. The month’s 2026 theme is “Pioneers of Change: Shaping the Future Together,” and its slogan is “Unidos, Somos Más,” […] The post Amarillo City staff, Council frustrated over tax rate discussion appeared first on Amarillo Tribune.

Officials hosted a ceremonial groundbreaking for a Bemidji YMCA on Aug. 18, 2026, with construction expected to begin in spring 2027.

Gov. Greg Gianforte appointed Kirk Bushman to the Montana Public Service Commission during the suspension of Commissioner Brad Molnar. Bushman, a Republican on the PSC from 2013 through 2016, is tapped to serve a temporary appointment on the regulatory board through July 8, 2027. “Kirk brings decades of engineering experience and a strong understanding of […]

(The Center Square) – A Wisconsin lawmaker is raising concerns that one of nine members of Gov. Tony Evers’ commutations board has a conflict of interest as his work colleagues advocate for applicants being considered by the board. Restorative Justice Director Jonathan Scharrer is one of nine members of the board that heard the arguments of 12 applicants on Friday. Scharrer’s colleagues are advocating for four of the 12 applicants, but he only recused himself from one of the four applicants, according the state Sen. Van Wanggaard, R-Racine. Wangaard published the names of the 809 felons requesting commutations through Evers’ board. A commutation shortens the sentence of an inmate. Applicants must have at least a year remaining and have served half of the full incarceration term or 20 years of a life sentence. Those imprisoned for sexual assault, physical abuse of a child, sexual exploitation of a child, trafficking of a child, incest and soliciting a child for prostitution are not eligible for commutation. “It is a rigged system!” Wanggaard said in a statement. “Board members are considering applications their close colleagues are urging. The supposed “consideration” of releasing killers early seems like a guarantee now.” Wanggard said he has received 1,800 pages of documents from the governor’s office in a partial response to an Open Records Request related to application materials for those seeking commutations. “As we combed through the documents, we realized the Law School’s Remington Center wrote a letter in support of 4 of the 12 applicants,” Wanggaard said. “Jonathan Sharrer is listed on the Remington Center’s letterhead. He is also a member of Governor Evers’ Commutation Board. If that’s not a conflict of interest, I don’t know what is.” Wanggaard’s office said the senator is still seeking the records of the remaining 797 applicants.

Se conoce que un terremoto sacudió la región y desencadenó una avalancha de hielo y roca en el río Lhende Khola, lo que provocó las inundaciones. Las autoridades advirtieron sobre la posibilidad de una segunda inundación Prensa Comunitaria * Un torrente de lodo y escombros se desbordó de un río sepultando edificios, pueblos e infraestructura ... Read more The post Inundaciones en Nepal dejan unas 400 personas desaparecidas  appeared first on Prensa Comunitaria.

(The Center Square) – The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has eased its fire recommendations as wildfire concerns decline. The changes come after more than a dozen wildfires in northern Minnesota contributed to air quality concerns across the U.S. earlier this summer. The department lifted Class III burning restrictions in Cook, Lake and northern St. Louis counties Monday. The restrictions, first implemented in July, limited campfires, fireworks, brush burning and other activities. They were lifted following recent rainfall, leaving the entire state under a “permit required” status. “Removing Class III restrictions allows campfires and recreational fires in remote, backcountry, and dispersed areas on non-federal and non-Tribal lands,” the department said. This ease of restrictions comes as Minnesota’s fire danger level is now at low or moderate statewide. Residents are still required to acquire a permit for burning vegetation or yard debris such as grass, leaves, logs, or branches. “This includes any fire larger than 3 feet high by 3 feet wide or one not contained within a fire ring that is burning vegetative debris,” the department explained. Despite the easing of restrictions though, department officials still warn Minnesotans to be cautious as dry and drought conditions continue across much of the state. “While conditions have improved, we’re not done with fire danger this year, as fall is just around the corner,” said Karen Harrison, DNR wildfire prevention specialist. “It’s important for people to continue following wildfire prevention tips such as proper campfire safety and using caution when doing outdoor activities that create heat or sparks.” According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, most of the state is in a severe or moderate drought. In July, there were 16 active wildfires throughout Minnesota, with only one reporting any level of containment. The fires were primarily caused by lightning strikes and were concentrated around the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, a vast wilderness area in northeastern Minnesota along the Canadian border. Now, there are only seven active wildfires. This is according to a wildfire tracker called Wildfire Explorer. Three of those active wildfires began burning in early July and have burned 62,000 acres between them. All three are now at least 50% contained.

Vencedora do Kikito de Melhor Atriz Coadjuvante por “Pele de Rinoceronte”, Naruna constrói uma carreira marcada pela memória e pela valorização das periferias O post Conheça Naruna Costa, atriz premiada em Gramado que transforma resistência em arte apareceu primeiro em Mídia NINJA.

Amid the growing public and political backlash against Flock cameras, add Gov. Ron DeSantis to the list of skeptics about their use. The governor said Wednesday that roadside cameras that use artificial intelligence to photograph and log vehicle data are useful tools for law enforcement agencies and that the Florida Highway Patrol uses automated license […]

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Его обвиняют по статье о фейках об армии

Его обвиняют по статье о фейках об армии

Его обвиняют по статье о фейках об армии

Doddu Aatam (Gaur Play), a traditional performance of the Irula community living in the Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu, teaches co-existence between humans and nature.