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Ranked by how many separate newsrooms picked each story up. 3200 articles from 50 outlets, grouped into 183 stories.

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Nepal Tibet Flood Disaster 22 outlets · 1 day ago Reno Nevada Wildfire Outbreak 5 outlets · 7 days ago Belgian and German Wildfire Spreads 5 outlets · 13 days ago Indiana Power Outage Crisis 4 outlets · 4 days ago Europe's Devastating Wildfires Crisis 2 outlets · 27 days ago
Environment 1 day ago

Nepal Tibet Flood Disaster

A catastrophic flash flood occurred on August 26, 2026, on the Nepal-Tibet border, causing widespread destruction and loss of life. The disaster was triggered by a collapsed glacier, which sent massive amounts of water and debris…

22 outlets 58 articles in this window
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The Hindu Al Jazeera ABC News BBC News +18
Read at Al Jazeera
Environment 7 days ago

Reno Nevada Wildfire Outbreak

A fast-moving wildfire known as the Hawk Fire has been threatening Reno, Nevada, forcing thousands of people to evacuate their homes. The fire began on Saturday in the Peavine Peak area of the Humboldt–Toiyabe National Forest and quickly…

5 outlets 6 articles in this window
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The Guardian BBC News CBC NPR +1
Read at The Guardian
Environment 13 days ago

Belgian and German Wildfire Spreads

A massive wildfire has been raging through Belgium's High Fens nature reserve since Friday, burning an estimated 30 square kilometers of land and forcing thousands to evacuate. The fire has spread east towards Germany, with flames…

5 outlets 6 articles in this window
Deutsche Welle Al Jazeera BBC News CBC +1
Read at Deutsche Welle
Environment 4 days ago

Indiana Power Outage Crisis

Thousands of residents in Gary, Indiana have been without power for over two weeks after a storm on August 11 knocked out electricity to several towns in the area. The power outage has affected 68,000 customers, with over 8,600 still…

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CBS News Mother Jones NBC News NPR
Read at Mother Jones
Environment 27 days ago

Europe's Devastating Wildfires Crisis

Wildfires ravage southwest France: A massive wildfire has been burning in the Gironde region of southwest France, forcing 220,000 people to evacuate and destroying hundreds of homes. The fire has burned 240,000 hectares of land and is…

2 outlets 4 articles in this window 12 in all
Environment 7 days ago

Indonesian Wildfires Spread Chaos

In Indonesia, specifically in the province of South Sumatra, wildfires have been raging across forests and peatlands for weeks, causing hazardous haze to shroud parts of the country. The blazes are driven by an intensifying El Niño pattern…

2 outlets 2 articles in this window
Centre
Al Jazeera Euronews
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Environment 11 days ago

Panama Canal Cuts Shipping

The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) is reducing the number of ships passing through the waterway due to a drought caused by El Niño, which has led to low water levels in two artificial lakes that feed the canal. The ACP will allow 32 vessels…

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BBC News Euronews
Read at Euronews
Environment 11 days ago

Missing Climbers Found In Glacier

Two Belgian climbers, 39 and 41 years old, who went missing in the Swiss Alps in 1992, have been found dead in a glacier in Valais, Switzerland. A hiker stumbled upon their bodies on July 26th as the Trift glacier was melting. DNA analysis…

2 outlets 2 articles in this window
BBC News The Independent
Read at BBC News
Environment 12 days ago

Ship Emerges Amid Drought

A century-old steam tugboat, known as "Sava's Titanic" by locals, has emerged from the Sava River near the Serbian town of Sremska Mitrovica, about 45 miles northwest of Belgrade. The wreck was last seen several years ago and has been…

2 outlets 2 articles in this window
CBS News The Independent
Read at The Independent
Environment 12 days ago

Champagne Harvest

In Tours-sur-Marne, near Épernay, France, the Champagne harvest has started earlier than ever due to extreme heatwaves. Winegrower Ophélie Lapie-Lamiable is harvesting five days ahead of schedule with only half her usual crew, as seasonal…

2 outlets 2 articles in this window
Euronews The Independent
Read at The Independent
Environment 12 days ago

European Summer Heatwave Crisis

Western Europe has experienced its hottest June-to-July period on record, with satellite images showing the devastating impact of heatwaves and wildfires across the continent. The EU's climate monitoring service, Copernicus, confirmed this…

2 outlets 2 articles in this window
Al Jazeera BBC News
Read at Al Jazeera
Environment 18 days ago

Record Rainfall in Japan

At least 8 people died and thousands were stranded at Tokyo's Narita Airport after record rainfall hit Japan, with over 360 millimeters of rain falling in just 24 hours near Tokyo. The flooding caused by the heavy rain disrupted transport…

2 outlets 2 articles in this window
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