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Flooding Major Concern as Tropical Storm Michael Moves Past Florida and Over Storm-Weary Carolinas

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Local Tampa reporter Sarah Rosario gave Cheddar an update from the Florida coast after Michael came ashore as a rare Category 4 hurricane.
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Red Cross Chief: We'll Stay Until Every Florence Victim Is Home

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Hurricane Florence is over, but the relief efforts are just beginning. The American Red Cross is currently housing 8,200 people displaced from the storm, and Gail McGovern, president and CEO of the American Red Cross, said the shelters...
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Uttarakhand Forward | Abhinav Kumar on Uttarakhand's evolving law and order landscape

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Abhinav Kumar, Director General of Police, Uttarakhand, highlights the evolving nature of policing, emphasizing on adaptability, accountability, and public trust. In this exclusive chat, he addresses rising cybercrime and crimes against...
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Scary time

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Florida real estate agent Samantha DeBianchi on whether Irma might scare people away from living in the state
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A costly year

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Celyeste Power of Insurance Bureau of Canada on the worst year on record for losses from natural disasters
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On The Money September 11, 2017

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On The Money takes you inside the world of business.
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On The Money October 04, 2017

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On The Money takes you inside the world of business.
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Hurricane Beryl batters Jamaica, roars towards Cayman Islands and Mexico

9th - Higher Ed
Hurricane Beryl scrapes the southern part of Jamaica and heads to Mexico after killing at least six people in the southeastern Caribbean.
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Number of internally displaced people hit new record in 2023: Report

9th - Higher Ed
Conflicts in Sudan, Gaza and natural disasters drove millions from their homes in 2023.
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More Canadians turning to crowdfunding for disaster relief

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More Canadians are turning to crowdfunding sites like GoFundMe to cover losses from severe weather, wildfires and floods. As climate risks change and they struggle to cope, federal funding and insurance coverage isn’t always enough.
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Flood Causes Chaos In Desert City Of Dubai: Is Artificial Rain To Blame?

9th - Higher Ed
Dubai faced chaos as heavy rains inundated the city, causing widespread flooding. Flights navigated through waterlogged runways, and even luxury stores like Chanel and Fendi were flooded. The city, unaccustomed to such deluges, saw roads...
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Emergency preparedness questioned ahead of Canadian wildfire season

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Cities and provinces are looking to the federal government for strategies and funds to help with disaster preparedness, but after years of devastating floods and fires there’s a lot of catching up to do.
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Caught On Camera: Massive Avalanche Hits Jammu And Kashmir's Sonamarg

9th - Higher Ed
A colossal snow avalanche has stuck Jammu and Kashmir, particularly targeting the vicinity of the workshop dedicated to the construction of the Zojila tunnel in Sonamarg. Fortunately, no casualties have been reported thus far, providing...
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New Year 2024: Reflecting on the Events and Trends of 2023 as We Welcome 2024

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2024 IS HERE! it is time to reflect on what happened in 2023. A lot has happened this year. It was a year with ups and downs. Take a look!
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APEC Summit 2023: US President Biden highlights challenges ahead for APEC leaders

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The United States is hosting the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit 2023. While addressing the APEC leaders, US President Joe Biden highlighted the key challenges for APEC nations and leaders. US President Joe Biden said, "A few...
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Stretching Your Dollar: How Climate Affect Your Home

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As climate change ramps up, people might begin to notice the financial impact of the phenomenon.
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Heavy rainfall from deadly storm leads to flooding in Libya

9th - Higher Ed
Libya has declared three areas in the eastern Cyrenaica province disaster areas due to flooding after Storm Daniel swept through over the weekend.
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Provinces, territories sign on to national climate adaptation strategy

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Jurisdictions across Canada are greenlighting a new government strategy aimed at helping communities adapt to increasingly severe weather caused by climate change, including extreme heat, wildfires and flooding. It aims to end extreme...
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President Joe Biden Announces Major Climate Initiative

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President Joe Biden Announces Major Climate Initiative
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Extreme Weather and Natural Disasters Can Lead to Millions in Damage

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Extreme Weather and Natural Disasters Can Lead to Millions in Damage
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Fires persist across Canada, but Blair says 'a lot of work done' to prepare for challenging season

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Rosemary Barton Live speaks with Minister of Emergency Preparedness Bill Blair about the unprecedented start to the wildfire season across Canada and how Ottawa is responding to the requests for help.
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2022 was fifth-warmest year on record, new report says

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2022 was the fifth-warmest year on record, according to the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service, despite it being a La Nina year which would typically be cooler. That news is adding urgency to calls for Canada to prepare...
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Deadly earthquake rocks Indonesia

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The country of more than 270 million people is frequently struck by earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis because
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Indonesia earthquake kills more than 160, injures hundreds

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More than 160 people are dead after a 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck the Indonesian island of Java. Thousands of people have been displaced and are living in fear of aftershocks.