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  1. Climate change in black & white

    Rescued cats are ushered through floodwater in Thailand’s Chiang Rai province. Historic floods during the 2025 monsoon season devastated huge areas across northern Thailand, leaving thousands of stray animals isolated from care.

    #photography
    #AnimalRescue
    #cats
    #Thailand
    #ClimateChange
    #floods

  2. Climate change in black & white

    Rescued cats are ushered through floodwater in Thailand’s Chiang Rai province. Historic floods during the 2025 monsoon season devastated huge areas across northern Thailand, leaving thousands of stray animals isolated from care.

    #photography
    #AnimalRescue
    #cats
    #Thailand
    #ClimateChange
    #floods

  3. Activists fight to save historic home earmarked for demolition
    By Hannah Ross

    There is a push to save precious memories stored within the walls of an historic home on Lismore's flood plain.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-18/sav

    #History #Floods #UrbanDevelopmentandPlanning #HannahRoss

  4. Activists fight to save historic home earmarked for demolition
    By Hannah Ross

    There is a push to save precious memories stored within the walls of an historic home on Lismore's flood plain.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-18/sav

    #History #Floods #UrbanDevelopmentandPlanning #HannahRoss

  5. A ‘crisis communication gap’ threatens #IndigenousPeoples

    Dionne Phillips
    Updated Tue, July 14, 2026

    Excerpt: "Sara Wilson, a graduate communications researcher from Simon Fraser University in Canada, calls this a 'crisis communication gap' — something she highlighted in a submission to EMRIP's conflict study. Wilson previously worked in communications for the province of British Columbia's forest, land, and natural resources department, and also serves as a senior communications associate with Canada's National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation. Her research spotlights underfunding, language erasure from public systems, and exclusion from decision-making during crisis situations. Wilson cites devastating #wildfires and #floods as examples of dangerous communication failures.

    "In a report analyzing its response to 2023 wildfires, the government of the #NorthwestTerritories listed numerous concerns about how authorities communicated during the fire with #Indigenous individuals whose first language is not English. Its Official Languages Act recognizes 11 languages, but the government's alerts are issued only in English and French.

    "On its website, the government highlights its working relationship with Indigenous governments, organizations, and communities to 'co-develop and establish bilateral emergency and communications protocols, as requested, before the 2026 wildfire season.' Government officials did not respond to emails asking what stage of the process they are in. Its website notes that in the interim they have 'developed an Emergency Response Event Communication Protocol with Indigenous Governments to ensure clear communication between Indigenous Governments and the GNWT during emergency events.'

    "A paper published earlier this year by #ClimateCardinals, a youth-led climate organization, revealed that the overwhelming majority of the world's scientific publications are written in English. It argues that without more inclusive language, 'up to 6.5 billion people risk exclusion from climate policy, disaster preparedness, and access to critical information.'

    "In #Aotearoa #NewZealand, #Māori communities have been hit by increasingly devastating storms, like #CycloneGabrielle, which hit the country in February 2023, causing 11 deaths and billions of dollars in damage.

    "The cyclone exposed some key barriers to effective communication, according to a study released by Te Whāriki Manawāhine O Hauraki, a community resource center. It also praised the Māori-led mobilization to assist those impacted by the storm, which included setting up community centers. 'A truly effective response requires more than collaboration, it demands a #Tiriti-based framework [based on the Treaty of Waitangi] where Māori exercise decision-making authority over disaster preparedness and response in their own communities,' it reads.

    "Throughout Monday's session in Geneva, Indigenous delegates highlighted the potential of Indigenous knowledge and argued that better resources and communication would benefit the entire world."

    Read more:
    yahoo.com/news/world/articles/

    #IndigenousPeoples #LanguageBarriers #EnglishOnly? #EmergencyAlerts #WorldPol #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis

  6. A ‘crisis communication gap’ threatens #IndigenousPeoples

    Dionne Phillips
    Updated Tue, July 14, 2026

    Excerpt: "Sara Wilson, a graduate communications researcher from Simon Fraser University in Canada, calls this a 'crisis communication gap' — something she highlighted in a submission to EMRIP's conflict study. Wilson previously worked in communications for the province of British Columbia's forest, land, and natural resources department, and also serves as a senior communications associate with Canada's National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation. Her research spotlights underfunding, language erasure from public systems, and exclusion from decision-making during crisis situations. Wilson cites devastating #wildfires and #floods as examples of dangerous communication failures.

    "In a report analyzing its response to 2023 wildfires, the government of the #NorthwestTerritories listed numerous concerns about how authorities communicated during the fire with #Indigenous individuals whose first language is not English. Its Official Languages Act recognizes 11 languages, but the government's alerts are issued only in English and French.

    "On its website, the government highlights its working relationship with Indigenous governments, organizations, and communities to 'co-develop and establish bilateral emergency and communications protocols, as requested, before the 2026 wildfire season.' Government officials did not respond to emails asking what stage of the process they are in. Its website notes that in the interim they have 'developed an Emergency Response Event Communication Protocol with Indigenous Governments to ensure clear communication between Indigenous Governments and the GNWT during emergency events.'

    "A paper published earlier this year by #ClimateCardinals, a youth-led climate organization, revealed that the overwhelming majority of the world's scientific publications are written in English. It argues that without more inclusive language, 'up to 6.5 billion people risk exclusion from climate policy, disaster preparedness, and access to critical information.'

    "In #Aotearoa #NewZealand, #Māori communities have been hit by increasingly devastating storms, like #CycloneGabrielle, which hit the country in February 2023, causing 11 deaths and billions of dollars in damage.

    "The cyclone exposed some key barriers to effective communication, according to a study released by Te Whāriki Manawāhine O Hauraki, a community resource center. It also praised the Māori-led mobilization to assist those impacted by the storm, which included setting up community centers. 'A truly effective response requires more than collaboration, it demands a #Tiriti-based framework [based on the Treaty of Waitangi] where Māori exercise decision-making authority over disaster preparedness and response in their own communities,' it reads.

    "Throughout Monday's session in Geneva, Indigenous delegates highlighted the potential of Indigenous knowledge and argued that better resources and communication would benefit the entire world."

    Read more:
    yahoo.com/news/world/articles/

    #IndigenousPeoples #LanguageBarriers #EnglishOnly? #EmergencyAlerts #WorldPol #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis

  7. Netanyahu, Putin and Trump believe they they can divide up the Earth. At least before they and their tech lords turn on each other, or it into toxic wastelands, but to the victor goes the spoils. Perhaps the most stupid idea conjured up by the history of such wizards, as they are flesh and bones?

    Brainwashing and grifting is their trick; to buy the people with their spoils! Heat death and or entropy is what they’ll get! #DivideAndDestroy #NoSpoils #power #HeatDeath #Entropy #Crime #Stupidity #AiCrimeLords #Entropy #HeatDeath #Storms #Floods #Draughts #Disease #TheCriminalWorldOrder #Philosophy #surveillance #Ai #DeathRace #BloodAndGuts #WorldDestroyers #TheRiseOfCults #AiSuperVillains #FoundationIsPrime #EmpiresDie

  8. Netanyahu, Putin and Trump believe they they can divide up the Earth. At least before they and their tech lords turn on each other, or it into toxic wastelands, but to the victor goes the spoils. Perhaps the most stupid idea conjured up by the history of such wizards, as they are flesh and bones?

    Brainwashing and grifting is their trick; to buy the people with their spoils! Heat death and or entropy is what they’ll get! #DivideAndDestroy #NoSpoils #power #HeatDeath #Entropy #Crime #Stupidity #AiCrimeLords #Entropy #HeatDeath #Storms #Floods #Draughts #Disease #TheCriminalWorldOrder #Philosophy #surveillance #Ai #DeathRace #BloodAndGuts #WorldDestroyers #TheRiseOfCults #AiSuperVillains #FoundationIsPrime #EmpiresDie

  9. Making splashes while it rains

    Wenzhou, China
    A resident rides an electric scooter through a flooded road after Typhoon Bavi brought heavy rain to the south-east of the country. China evacuated almost 2 million people from areas in the path of the storm.

    Photograph: Go Nakamura/Reuters

    #photography
    #China
    #floods
    #AltText

  10. Making splashes while it rains

    Wenzhou, China
    A resident rides an electric scooter through a flooded road after Typhoon Bavi brought heavy rain to the south-east of the country. China evacuated almost 2 million people from areas in the path of the storm.

    Photograph: Go Nakamura/Reuters

    #photography
    #China
    #floods
    #AltText

  11. Ottawa Public Health checking in on flood victims during 'very challenging time'

    cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/otta
    - - -
    La Santé publique d’Ottawa vérifie sur les victimes d’inondations durant « des temps demandants »

    // Article en anglais //

    #Ottawa #Floods #Inondations

  12. Ottawa Public Health checking in on flood victims during 'very challenging time'

    cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/otta
    - - -
    La Santé publique d’Ottawa vérifie sur les victimes d’inondations durant « des temps demandants »

    // Article en anglais //

    #Ottawa #Floods #Inondations

  13. Report: Flood Damage in Europe Quadruples As Extreme Events Intensify

    Islam Times – Floods are causing increasingly severe damage across Europe, according to an analysis by credit insurer…
    #Europe #EU #according #across #Allianz #an #analysis #are #as #by #causing #Credit #Damage #Events #extreme #flood #Floods #in #increasingly #insurer #Intensify #Islam #Quadruples #report #severe #Times #to #Trade
    europesays.com/europe/90978/

  14. Houses and trees are submerged in floodwaters after Typhoon Maysak caused the Liulan Reservoir dam to breach in Hengzhou, Nanning, Guangxi. Photograph: Xie Feiyu/VCG/Getty Images

    #photography
    #floods
    #China
    #AltText

  15. Houses and trees are submerged in floodwaters after Typhoon Maysak caused the Liulan Reservoir dam to breach in Hengzhou, Nanning, Guangxi. Photograph: Xie Feiyu/VCG/Getty Images

    #photography
    #floods
    #China
    #AltText

  16. Floodwaters submerge Liulan village in Hengzhou.

    Photograph: Liu Zheng/VCG/Getty Images

    #photography
    #floods
    #China
    #AltText

  17. Floodwaters submerge Liulan village in Hengzhou.

    Photograph: Liu Zheng/VCG/Getty Images

    #photography
    #floods
    #China
    #AltText

  18. Nanning, China
    Streets and shops are submerged after Typhoon Maysak brought torrential rain and widespread flooding.

    Photograph: Hu Yan/VCG/Getty Images

    #photography
    #floods
    #China

  19. Nanning, China
    Streets and shops are submerged after Typhoon Maysak brought torrential rain and widespread flooding.

    Photograph: Hu Yan/VCG/Getty Images

    #photography
    #floods
    #China

  20. Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Québec residents demand immediate and transparent action on what they describe as the city’s ongoing flood management failures

    montreal.citynews.ca/2026/07/0
    - - -
    Les résidents•tes de Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Québec demandent une action immédiate et transparent sur ce qu’iels décrivent un échec continu de la gestion des inondations

    // Article en anglais //

    #DollardDesOrmeaux #DDO #Montréal #Floods #Inondations

  21. Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Québec residents demand immediate and transparent action on what they describe as the city’s ongoing flood management failures

    montreal.citynews.ca/2026/07/0
    - - -
    Les résidents•tes de Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Québec demandent une action immédiate et transparent sur ce qu’iels décrivent un échec continu de la gestion des inondations

    // Article en anglais //

    #DollardDesOrmeaux #DDO #Montréal #Floods #Inondations

  22. Saint-Léonard, Québec residents continue to demand flood protection at borough council meeting.

    They claim having been flooded since the 1980s

    montreal.citynews.ca/2026/07/0
    - - -
    Les résidents•tes de Saint-Léonard, Québec continuent de demander des protections contre les inondations au conseil d’arrondissement.

    Ils disent être inondés•ées depuis les années 1980.

    // Article en anglais //

    #StLéonard #SaintLéonard #Montréal #Floods #Inondations

  23. Saint-Léonard, Québec residents continue to demand flood protection at borough council meeting.

    They claim having been flooded since the 1980s

    montreal.citynews.ca/2026/07/0
    - - -
    Les résidents•tes de Saint-Léonard, Québec continuent de demander des protections contre les inondations au conseil d’arrondissement.

    Ils disent être inondés•ées depuis les années 1980.

    // Article en anglais //

    #StLéonard #SaintLéonard #Montréal #Floods #Inondations

  24. Seventeen dead, 900 snakes set loose as storms lash China

    China's president calls for "all out" rescue efforts after storms kill at least 17 people and force the evacuation of tens of thousands.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-08/17-

    #Floods #Storms #ExtremeWeatherEvents

  25. Seventeen dead, 900 snakes set loose as storms lash China

    China's president calls for "all out" rescue efforts after storms kill at least 17 people and force the evacuation of tens of thousands.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-08/17-

    #Floods #Storms #ExtremeWeatherEvents