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An aerial view shows sludge-ridden houses along the Tadi riverline at Devighat in Nepal's Nuwakot district on September 26, 2026, in the aftermath of the August 26 flash flood.
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አብርሃም በላይ (ዶ.ር) የኢትዮጵያ ኒውክለር ኃይል ኮሚሽን ኮሚሽነር ኾነው ተሾሙ።

የቀድሞው የመስኖና ቆላማ አካባቢዎች ሚኒስትር አብርሃም በላይ (ዶ/ር) የኢትዮጵያ ኒውክሌር ኃይል ኮሚሽን ኮሚሽነር ሆነው በጠቅላይ ሚኒስትር ዐቢይ አሕመድ (ዶ/ር) ተሹመዋል። ይህ ሹመት ከመስከረም 14 ቀን 2019 ዓ.ም. ጀምሮ የሚፈጸም ነው።

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Fungi experts are encouraging families to look more closely for mushrooms on autumn walks as unusual species, including fly agaric and the rare red cage fungus, emerge across the West Midlands. James Benwell of the Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust says mushroom spotting can turn an ordinary walk into an outdoor adventure. People are being urged to photograph and record what they find rather than pick it.

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የመስቀል ወፍ ተብለው የሚጠሩት አእዋፋት ለወራት ተሰውረው በመስከረም ብቅ የሚሉ አይደሉም፤ ዘወትር አብረውን የሚኖሩ ናቸው። በመስከረም ወር ላይ የመራቢያ ወቅታቸው በመሆኑ ላባቸው ረዝሞና ቀለማቸው ተለውጦ አዲስ እንግዳ የመሰሉ ሆነው ይታያሉ።

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An aerial view of the Sudirman mountain range in Papua - a small patch of snow is visible on one of the mountains
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An illustration of a ice planet with a plume of water shooting into space, with Saturn and its rings visible in the background
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fish swim under an oil rig
Al Jazeera English

Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah told the UN General Assembly that the global order is broken in fighting the climate crisis, saying his country is "hit by the climate we didn't warm, hit by the wars we didn't start." He was applauded as he highlighted how the world is failing countries on the frontline of the crisis.

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BBC Promotional image to show the hot, dry summer. A young woman with dark hair and a white top is holding a phone in one hand and a fan in the other. The fan is coloured in the Union Jack flag. In the background is dried, cracked, brown ground, depicting drought.
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Nepal’s Prime Minister Balendra Shah told the UN General Assembly that the August 26 glacial collapse and flood that killed at least 1,453 people was “a warning to the world” and accused political leaders of failing to act on climate warnings at the speed and scale vulnerable people need. Shah said Nepal, which contributes less than 0.1 percent of heat-trapping gases, is paying a colossal price for a crisis it did not cause, and proposed a “Himalaya Climate Resilience Mechanism” with India and China to share data and strengthen early warning systems. Nepal has requested the maximum $20m from the UN’s loss and damage fund against a disaster cost it preliminarily estimates at $5bn, while 5,500 people remain missing and 13,795 were rescued.

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