Ban on Beach Camping 'Unconstitutional', Bulgaria President Says
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev will refer a ban on beach camping adopted by MPs to the constitutional court, his press office has said.
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India Warns of 'Extremely Grave' Crisis as Flood Toll Rises
AFP - Hundreds of troops led a desperate operation to rescue families trapped by mounting floods in India's Kerala state Thursday as the death toll reached 106 with nearly 150,000 left homeless.
Scientists Detail Full Genome of Wheat for First Time
AFP - In a breakthrough that experts say will help feed the growing global population in the coming decades, scientists Thursday revealed they have cracked the full genome of wheat for the first time.
Brace for Extra-warm Weather through 2022
AFP - Manmade global warming and a natural surge in Earth's surface temperature will join forces to make the next five years exceptionally hot, according to a study published Tuesday.
Death Toll from Quake that Hit Indonesian Island Passes 430
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — The death toll from the earthquake that rocked the Indonesian island of Lombok a week ago has passed 430 and the government is estimating economic losses will exceed several hundred million dollars.
Earth at Risk of Entering ‘Hothouse’ State from which there is no Return
Independent - In a summer marked by global heatwaves, wildfires and drought, scientists have warned that things could get considerably worse under a future scenario dubbed “hothouse Earth”.
Earthquake 3.6 on the Richter Scale Felt in Romania
An earthquake of magnitude 3.
Swiss Army Airlifts Water to Thirsty Cows in Drought-hit Pastures
ROSSINIERE, Switzerland - (Reuters) - Swiss army helicopters began airlifting water on Tuesday to thousands of thirsty cows who are suffering in a drought and heatwave that has hit much of Europe.
Flash Floods Damage Towns in Northern Turkey
Flash floods triggered by heavy rainfall caused serious damage Wednesday in districts of the northern Turkish province of Ordu, affecting half million people, injuring dozens and leaving hundreds stranded, waiting to be rescued.
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