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The U.S. has denied Mexico’s request for water due to shortfalls in deliveries under the 1944 treaty, affecting American agriculture. Texas lawmakers, including Senator Cruz, demand accountability, asserting that U.S. …
U.S. Denies Mexico’s Water Request Amid Agricultural Crisis and Border Tensions Read More
Valaris Ltd. has deployed its jack-up rig, Valaris 144, to Angola for new drilling contracts. This includes a $8.5 million deal for one well starting in Q1 2025 and a …
Valaris Jack-Up Rig Arrives in Angola for New Multi-Well Contract Read More
Environmental racism exacerbates climate change’s impacts on marginalized communities, as evidenced by Brazil’s lack of sanitary sewage access and inadequate media representation of such disparities. Journalist Eduardo Nunomura discusses the …
Understanding Environmental Racism: The Disproportionate Impact of Climate Change on Marginalized Populations Read More
A heat wave in southern Brazil led to the suspension of classes in five cities, including Rio Grande. The National Institute of Meteorology issued severe weather warnings as temperatures soared …
Heat Wave in Southern Brazil Causes Class Suspensions in Five Cities Read More
On November 27, New Mexico certified the results of the 2024 elections, where Vice President Kamala Harris won by 52% against Donald Trump. In congressional elections, Sen. Martin Heinrich and …
New Mexico Certifies 2024 Election Results: A Shift in Voter Dynamics Read More
On November 8, 2024, Hurricane Rafael weakened to a tropical storm, with maximum winds of 70 mph. The storm is located 460 miles east of the Rio Grande. On November …
Hurricane Rafael Weakens to Tropical Storm Status Read More
Hurricane Rafael has weakened to a tropical storm with 70 mph winds and a slow west-northwest movement. A turn toward Mexico is expected late this weekend, with no significant U.S. …
Hurricane Rafael Downgrades to Tropical Storm: Latest Updates Read More