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Paris Climate Goal in Jeopardy: Scientists Warn of Irreversible Warming

Two groundbreaking studies published in Nature Climate Change have sent a stark warning: the world is likely to have already breached the 1.5-degree Celsius warming limit set by the Paris Climate Agreement. This alarming conclusion suggests that global efforts to...

World’s Largest Coral Discovered in the Southwest Pacific, Visible from Space

In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have located the world’s largest known coral in the remote southwest Pacific Ocean, near the Solomon Islands. This massive coral specimen, spanning over 100 feet and estimated to be more than 300 years old, was identified...

Tropical Storm Rafael Intensifies, Approaches Hurricane Strength Ahead of Cuba Landfall

Tropical Storm Rafael is gaining strength in the Caribbean Sea, with forecasters predicting it will reach hurricane status by the time it makes landfall in western Cuba on Wednesday. The storm, which formed Monday, is currently positioned approximately 105 miles...
Brazilian Sharks Test Positive for Cocaine in Landmark Study

Brazilian Sharks Test Positive for Cocaine in Landmark Study

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – In a groundbreaking study, scientists from the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation have discovered cocaine in the tissues of sharks living off the coast of Rio de Janeiro. This marks the first time that the drug has been detected in free-ranging sharks,...

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Do You Know The Name of Fish in Papiamento?: Candelchi

Do You Know The Name of Fish in Papiamento?: Candelchi

LET'S talk about fish names. Do you know your fish? A series of informative articles illustrating some fish and their names in Papiamento, which the Department of Agriculture, Livestock, and Fisheries, known as Santa Rosa, wants to share and also gather information...

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Aruba’s Sea Turtles: A Vital Conservation Effort

Aruba’s Sea Turtles: A Vital Conservation Effort

Oranjestad, Aruba - Every year from March through September, Aruba’s pristine beaches become a critical haven for endangered sea turtles returning to nest. These ancient mariners, including leatherback, hawksbill, and green turtles, rely on Aruba’s sandy shores to lay...

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Soaring High: The Majestic Warawara of Aruba

Soaring High: The Majestic Warawara of Aruba

Aruba's arid landscape is not just home to stunning beaches and divi-divi trees. Take a closer look, and you might spot the island's very own feathered treasure – the Warawara. Also known as the Crested Caracara (scientifically named Caracara polyborus plancus), this...

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Aruba’s Tiny Treasure: The Blenchi (Hummingbird)

Aruba’s Tiny Treasure: The Blenchi (Hummingbird)

The vibrant island of Aruba boasts more than just stunning beaches and casinos. Take a closer look, and you might spot a flash of emerald flitting between the flowers - the Blenchi, Aruba's beloved hummingbird. These little jewels, also known as the Common Emerald...

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Starfish Strandings Blanket Margate Beach After Stormy Weather

Starfish Strandings Blanket Margate Beach After Stormy Weather

Margate, Kent, UK - February 28, 2024 - Beachgoers in Margate were met with an unusual sight on Monday as thousands of starfish washed ashore, blanketing the beach between Margate Winter Gardens and the Lido. Local resident Andy Freeman captured the scene and shared...

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The Colorful Charmer: Meet the Aruban Trupial!

The Colorful Charmer: Meet the Aruban Trupial!

In the heart of the Caribbean lies a tiny island paradise where the sun shines bright, the sea sings, and the air is filled with the cheerful melody of the Aruban Trupial. Known locally as the Trupial, this feathered marvel is more than just a bird; it's a symbol of...

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Exploring Aruba on Foot: Top Hiking Trails for Nature Lovers

Exploring Aruba on Foot: Top Hiking Trails for Nature Lovers

Pics by Casiola Aruba  When most people think of Aruba, they picture sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and bustling resorts. But beyond the coastline lies another side of the island—one filled with rugged landscapes, towering cacti, dramatic cliffs, and hidden natural...

Built on Broken Lives: The Economic Foundation of a Nation

Built on Broken Lives: The Economic Foundation of a Nation

Potret: https://eji.org/report/transatlantic-slave-trade/origins/#slavery-in-the-americas When we speak of the Dutch Golden Age, the narrative often highlights innovation, trade, and maritime dominance that transformed the Netherlands into a global power. The image is...

What Comes After the Papal Election? Big Issues Await the New Pontiff

What Comes After the Papal Election? Big Issues Await the New Pontiff

While the world is busy speculating about who the next pope will be, perhaps the more important question is: what will he do once he’s elected? As the cardinals gather behind the closed doors of the Sistine Chapel, it's not just about choosing a spiritual leader, but...

Bukele and Maduro Face Off Over Migrant Detentions and Prisoner Swap

Bukele and Maduro Face Off Over Migrant Detentions and Prisoner Swap

Tensions are running high between El Salvador and Venezuela after President Nayib Bukele slammed Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro for rejecting a proposed prisoner swap that has sparked diplomatic outrage and renewed scrutiny of both governments' human rights...