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New satellite images have revealed vast swathes of the Arctic are suffering from “unprecedented” wildfires. It’s reported north of the Arctic circle, that high temperatures are facilitating enormous wildfires which could wreak ecological destruction. And this comes after the world’s hottest June on record which has been followed by devastating heatwaves around the world including the US and Europe. Satellite … Read More

An asteroid nearly as big as the Great Pyramid of Giza is skimming past the Earth even closer than the Earth’s Moon. The asteroid named 2019 OD is a space rock believed to be 393 feet across and passing near the earth flying closer to the Earth than the moon. It will cross Earth’s orbit within 222,164 miles of the … Read More

Hezbollah is reported to be deploying its forces on the Israel border, and linking the move by the Iranian-backed terrorist group to the rising tensions between Iran and the U.S. in the Persian Gulf. According to reports, Hezbollah’s forces who were battle-hardened in the Syrian civil war, have begun redeploying toward the Israeli border, not only in Lebanon, but also … Read More

Flesh eating bacteria is continuing to infect people at an alarming rate with many surprised that it happened to them. A Kentucky man says he believes he became infected with flesh-eating bacteria during a camping trip, and he is still recovering weeks later. “Never in my dreams…never in my dreams would i have guessed this would have happened.” It started … Read More

The deadly Ebola outbreak in the Congo is now declared an international health emergency, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced today after a case was confirmed in a city of 2 million people. This is only the fifth time in history a global health emergency has been declared. Previous emergencies were declared for the devastating 2014-16 Ebola outbreak in West … Read More

The Ebola virus has spread to a city of two million people in the Congo, near the border with Rwanda, that is called a gateway to the region and the world. The chief of the World Health Organization said this is a potential game changer. The first case of Ebola was discovered in Goma, a city in the eastern Democratic … Read More

Summer is in its early stages and already the effects of this year’s record-breaking heat are being felt around the world. The European Union’s satellite agency announced that last month was the hottest June ever in recorded history as the world feels the effects of globally rising temperatures due to changes in Earth’s environment. Data showed that average global temperatures … Read More

Bird rescuers found a chilling scene in Australia where they said birds were actually “falling from the sky” and subsequently were discovered in trees and on the ground, bleeding from their beaks and eyes. Sarah King, a founder of a bird rescue group that sent a staffer to the incident, said “the scene looked like a horror movie.” It could … Read More

A state of emergency was declared in an area of Greece after a strange violent 20 minute storm that came out of nowhere tore through seaside resorts killing 7 and injuring 100 leaving dozens in the hospital. Powerful gales suddenly hammered the Halkidiki peninsula near Thessaloniki, Greece, snapping trees and power pylons, tossing vehicles, and leaving swathes of debris across … Read More

Mississippi authorities closed their beaches and told people to stay out of the water because of a toxic algae in the water causing rashes, stomach cramps, vomiting, and diarrhea. Mississippi closed all mainland beaches on the state’s coastline during the Fourth of July weekend due to toxic bacteria sweeping the state’s Gulf Coast. The toxic algae in the coastal water … Read More