A motorcyclist died from heat exposure while riding through Death Valley National Park, where temperatures reached 128 degrees Fahrenheit this weekend. The incident highlights the dangers of extreme heat and the importance of taking precautions when visiting the park.
Two best friends with Down’s syndrome, Rubén Almazán Estepa and Álvaro Cano, have become ambassadors for the Liga Genuine, a football league exclusively for players with intellectual disabilities. Their passion for football and determination led them to propose the league to La Liga, which has become a platform for inclusivity and fostering dreams for players of all ages and genders.
Torrential rainfall in Kenya has caused widespread flooding, devastating crops and highlighting the country’s vulnerability to climate change. While some farmers have implemented proactive measures like terracing, many have suffered significant losses, exposing the need for improved preparedness and sustainable land management practices.
The Neapolitan pizza, a timeless classic, is celebrated worldwide for its simplicity and exquisite flavors. This article delves into the history, tradition, and future of this iconic dish, highlighting the dedication of the True Neapolitan Pizza Association in preserving its authenticity and global popularity.
The development of Spain’s first national civil war museum has been stalled by political disputes between the socialist national government and the right-wing regional government of Aragon. The disagreement centers on the representation of the Franco era, with the national government pushing for recognition of the Franco regime’s atrocities and the regional government seeking a more neutral portrayal.
Young European farmers are leading the charge against the detrimental effects of big agriculture on climate change. They argue that current trade agreements and subsidies incentivize unsustainable practices and push small-scale farmers towards industrialization. They advocate for a system that prioritizes local production, fair pricing, and environmental sustainability, highlighting the need for systemic change to protect both farmers and the planet.
Death Valley, known as one of the hottest places on Earth, set a new heat record on Friday, reaching 127 degrees Fahrenheit. The extreme heat is expected to continue with even higher temperatures forecast for the coming days.
South African cheetah ‘Gamini’ and her five cubs were spotted enjoying the monsoon rain at Kuno National Park, showcasing a heartwarming scene of familial harmony. This joyous moment comes after Gamini gave birth to the cubs in March, marking the fourth cheetah litter born on Indian soil and the first from South Africa. The successful breeding program is part of the ambitious project to reintroduce cheetahs to India after they were declared extinct in 1952.
ACI EUROPE announced that 303 European airports, representing 80% of air passenger traffic, have committed to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050. The announcement highlights the progress made through the Airport Carbon Accreditation program and the growing number of airports adopting ambitious targets, with 118 aiming for net zero by 2030 or sooner. This commitment to sustainability and the newly introduced Level 5 certification mark a significant step toward a climate-neutral aviation industry.
This week offers a vibrant blend of cultural experiences, from captivating exhibitions and artistic displays to the adrenaline rush of bull running in Pamplona and the exciting new superhero series on Netflix. Discover the evolution of Barbie, immerse yourself in the artistic extravaganza of the RA Summer Exhibition, and witness the thrill of the world’s most famous bull running festival. Don’t miss out on the diverse offerings of the week ahead.
