Developing countries emit relatively few greenhouse gases and have therefore contributed little to global warming. But climate change often hits these countries hard, causing significant damage. Should rich countries pay compensation for climate damage? This will be a sticking point at the climate summit in Egypt next month. The massive floods that hit Pakistan last summer killed more than 1,600 …

05 okt 2022 om 22:09Update: 4 uur geleden Up to 87% of marine animals are at high risk as greenhouse gas emissions increase, according to a recently published study. climate research. Predators such as sharks and tunas, in particular, struggle when oceans warm quickly. By our news editors Scientists have identified the risks of global warming for 25,000 marine animals. …

The “Graceful”, Vladimir Putin’s second largest superyacht, seems to be on the move again. The Russian president had already withdrawn the luxury ship from the port of Hamburg seven months ago to protect it from possible sanctions from the West. The superyacht was spotted off the Estonian coast late last month, under a new name: the ‘Killer Whale’ or ‘Orca’. …

Since FBI agents raided Donald Trump’s Florida home two months ago, authorities and the former president have been embroiled in a legal battle. Trump now wants the Supreme Court, America’s highest court, to rule on the case. 11,000 records It’s about the 11,000 acts that were found in Trump’s home. The former president wants the court to overturn a decision …

APE ONS News•yesterday, 22:58 The British Home Secretary announced on the third day of the Conservative Party Congress that he would further toughen asylum policy. The intention is that no one who enters the country illegally will be allowed to seek asylum. “If you illegally enter our country from a safe country, you must be returned to your own country …

Associated press ONS News•today, 12:50 p.m.•Amended today, 13:37 This year’s Nobel Prize in Physics is awarded to Frenchman Alain Aspect, American John F. Clauser and Austrian Anton Zeilinger for their research in the field of quantum physics. This was announced by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm. The researchers receive the prize for their experiments with entangled photons, …

North Korea fired another ballistic missile overnight Monday-Tuesday. Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said the missile flew over Japanese territory. Residents were therefore warned to take shelter. Due to the launch, the so-called J-Alert was triggered in Japan. Sirens and a special television message warned residents of the north and northeast of a possible impact from the missile. on Twitter …

From next year, the children of Prince Joachim will only be Count and Countess of Monpezat. “In recent days, there has been a strong reaction to my decision regarding the future use of titles for Prince Joachim’s four children,” Margrethe said. “It clearly touches me. My decision has been a long time coming. My 50th anniversary on the throne is …

The Nord Stream 2 subsea pipeline still appears to be leaking gas, the Swedish Coast Guard has found after an inspection flight over the two pipelines in the Baltic Sea. According to the Swedes, this is a small leak, which has increased slightly since the weekend. The gas bubbles on the surface over a radius of 30 meters. The Danish …

Figures published by the World Bank on money given to developing countries for climate action may be incorrect. Aid organization Oxfam International tried to calculate the institute’s climate funding, but many details were missing. The World Bank says it will have contributed more than €17 billion to climate finance in 2020. According to Oxfam, only 60% of that went with …