Natural disasters
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Mexico’s Mixed Response to Hurricane Otis: Support for Hotels, But Questions Linger
In the aftermath of Hurricane Otis's devastating impact on Mexico's resort city, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has declared a…
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2 Million Deaths and 4.3 Trillion Dollars Leave Meteorological Phenomena in 51 Years
Climate change increased the intensity and quantity of Meteorological phenomena, which profoundly affect countries with fewer resources
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Gallery: 5 volcanoes with the most destructive eruptions of recent times in Latin America
The orange alert for Nevado del Ruiz in Colombia revives the memory of the Armero tragedy, one of the deadliest…
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Cyclone Freddy in Africa is About to Become the Longest in History
Cyclone Freddy, a powerful weather event that to date has mainly affected the coasts of Africa, threatens to become the…
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Fires in Chile, Monocultures and Resilience: What Challenges Lie Ahead?
The fires in Chile are being controlled little by little, although the state of emergency remains. They certainly leave lessons…
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How to be Prepared for a Hurricane?
The Current Hurricane Season, which Began on June 1 and is Expected to end on November 30, has left Many…
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Hurricane Ian Devastated Florida
Last Wednesday Hurricane Ian passed through Florida, destroying a significant part of the state and leaving 2.67 million people without…
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What Plans Does Humanity Have To Stop An Asteroid?
At this moment there are 2000 asteroids that are potentially dangerous for the earth. What plans does humanity have to…
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What Mistakes Cannot be Repeated in Haiti?
On an island so affected by natural disasters, it is time to acknowledge the things that have not worked in…
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How have other Latinamerican countries handled natural disasters?
Faced with the devastation caused by the San Andrés y Providencia hurricane, we investigated other cases about how governments attempt…
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