She governs a US territory. But she has no say in who mines its waters.
Gristby Sachi Kitajima Mulkey·16 Sept 2026
Lou Leon Guerrero, the governor of Guam, learned about the government’s plan to mine her people’s waters the same way everyone else did: by reading the news.
Keralam CM warns State to brace for rising heat, surging power demand as El Niño effect set to worsen
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·16 Sept 2026
Keralam Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan has urged the State to brace for a looming power crisis as the El Niño factor exacerbates global climate change.
Fishers bear deep costs of plastic pollution in Vietnam, but could help turn the tide
Mongabay Globalby Isabel Esterman·16 Sept 2026
- A new study in Vietnam found coastal plastic pollution costs small-scale fishers thousands of dollars a year in lost earning potential.
Nearly 60% of Maharashtrians concerned about climate change: Report
Down To Earthby Puja Das·16 Sept 2026
More than half of Maharashtrians are concerned about climate change, but only 1.5 per cent spontaneously identify global warming as an environmental concern, highlighting a gap between how people...
When the little creatures beckon
New Indian Expressby Nithya Mariam John·16 Sept 2026
We move in an enormous world at a pace so fast that we often miss out on noticing the little beings on this planet.
‘Mallatai Kurma’ is a peanut gravy that is definitely not worth peanuts
Down To Earthby Arthi Sivabalan·16 Sept 2026
The rich, aromatic flavour of Mallatai Kurma (peanut gravy) speaks for itself. The key ingredient in this kurma is peanut, which is used as a wholesome substitute for coconut, giving the dish a...
Venezuela’s historic oil deal with the US reignites environmental, human rights concerns
Mongabay Globalby Alexandra Popescu·16 Sept 2026
- The U.S. announced a historic oil deal in August that gives it access to more than 65 billion barrels of proven reserves in Venezuela, which is structured through a private company, North...
Wildfires push endangered Sumatran elephants to brink: Indonesian NGO
Phys.orgby Andrew Zinin·16 Sept 2026
Wildfires push endangered Sumatran elephants to brink: Indonesian NGO Critically endangered Sumatran elephants are being pushed closer to the brink as wildfires raze vast swaths of their habitat on...
I fear the neighbour's bamboo will pull up my driveway: DEAN DUNHAM
Mail Onlineby Dean Dunham·16 Sept 2026
- See more This is Money on Google - save us as a Preferred Source My neighbour has planted a load of bamboo close to our boundary fence.
How hotter weather is making us poorer
DW Englishby Stuart Braun·16 Sept 2026
The last 11 years have been the planet's hottest on record. This changing climate is manifested in extreme weather events like heat waves and wildfires.
Wet and breezy weather expected for the week – but the sun will break through
TheJournal.ieby Sophie Finn·16 Sept 2026
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Why is there stiff opposition to the auction of Tara Coal Block in Chhattisgarh? Explained
The Hinduby Shubhomoy Sikdar·16 Sept 2026
The story so far: Of the six coal blocks successfully auctioned last month by the Union Ministry of Coal, one is the Tara (revised) coal block in Chhattisgarh’s Hasdeo Aranya region.
EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Wills' pal is feeling heat over green energy plan
Mail Onlineby Richard Eden·16 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source As one of Prince William’s oldest friends, Harry Aubrey-Fletcher has enjoyed a place at the heart of the royal circle for decades.
Tairāwhiti flood recovery: 'We're a long way off yet'
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa·16 Sept 2026
In Te Araroa, one of the East Cape's famous beach towns, the previously booming tourist industry has virtually ground to a halt as locals continue to grapple with the aftermath of destructive...
Philippine lawmaker pleads not guilty to taking kickbacks in flood control projects
The Independentby Via AP news wire·16 Sept 2026
A Philippine lawmaker and former speaker of the House of Representatives pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges alleging he pocketed millions of dollars in kickbacks from flood control projects...
Why Keralam is facing a power crisis | Explained
The Hinduby Tiki Rajwi·16 Sept 2026
The story so far: After the weekly Cabinet meeting on Wednesday (September 16, 2026), Keralam Chief Minister V.D.
Go home! The travel hotspots that have had enough of visitors
Mail Onlineby Erin Deborah Waks·16 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source The woeful tale of towns and cities overrun by tourism has been everywhere this summer, from the glittering beaches of Spain to...
Why is Greece's seabed littered with concrete blocks?
Euronewsby Ioannis Karagiorgas·16 Sept 2026
Reducing them is the goal of the 'Fishing For Litter' programme, which has recovered more than 6,000 concrete blocks from the seabed since 2019.
How Kerala can move from power imports to energy security
Down To Earthby Priya Pillai·16 Sept 2026
Kerala meets only around 22 per cent of its electricity requirement from within the state, leaving it heavily dependent on external power.
Meghalaya, ‘Abode of the clouds’, has India’s highest rainfall deficit throughout Monsoon 2026
Down To Earthby Akshit Sangomla·16 Sept 2026
Meghalaya, famed as one of the wettest places on Earth, is facing its highest-ever monsoon rainfall deficit in 2026, with a 59% shortfall and 10 of 11 districts classified as deficient or largely...
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