السلاحف البحرية ترصد آثار الاحترار في المتوسط
في كل صيف، تتكرر على شواطئ البحر المتوسط معجزة طبيعية عمرها ملايين السنين، حين تشق صغار السلاحف البحرية طريقها من الأعشاش الرملية إلى البحر.
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Turkiye’s Salt Lake, life in the shadow of drought
Turkiye’s Salt Lake faces severe drought and excessive groundwater usage, endangering its ecosystem which supports wildlife and tourism. This once stunning natural attraction in central Anatolia is becoming a symbol of Turkiye’s water shortage crisis.
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Millions may be forced to move as climate change hits South Asia: UN
The UN migration chief warns that climate change is threatening livelihoods and displacing people across South Asia, emphasizing that technology and government actions could mitigate the impact.
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Sweden Sets Quota of 72 Wolves for 2027 Cull
Sweden said Thursday it would allow 72 wolves to be culled next year to combat inbreeding, after last year's planned cull of 48 animals was blocked by a court. Critics of the hunt, including the European Commission and conservationists, have argued that the policy is driven more by politics than science and endangers population numbers. There are an estimated 355 wolves in Sweden. The government has pushed for their population to be reduced for more than 15 years, to the dismay of conservationists.