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Malibu is facing the environmental consequences of a hundred years of mismanaged coastal sediment, described as a 'sand debt' now coming due. Decades of development, dams and armoring have starved the beaches of the sand that naturally replenished them, leaving the famed shoreline eroded and increasingly vulnerable as seas rise and storms intensify. The story has drawn attention to who will pay to restore the coast and whether it can be saved.
- 2GitHub criticized for leaving malicious fake software up●GitHub has not removed malicious imitation software after 3 weeks
A software developer reports that GitHub has failed to remove a malicious imitation of their product despite repeated reports over three weeks. The incident has drawn attention among developers, who say the platform's abuse-report process is too slow and leaves users exposed to counterfeit repositories distributing harmful code.
- 3Barrick Mining strikes deal with unions at Mali gold mine●Barrick Mining reaches deal with unions at Mali gold mine, easing strike threat
Barrick Mining has reached an agreement with unions at its gold mine in Mali, defusing an imminent strike threat at the operation. The deal ends a standoff between the Canadian mining company and the country's labour representatives, removing near-term disruption risk to production at one of the mine. The terms of the agreement have not yet been detailed.
- 4Somali parliament approves judicial cooperation bill, advances Central Bank reforms▼Somali parliament approves judicial cooperation bill, advances Central Bank amendments
Somalia's federal parliament has passed a judicial cooperation bill and moved forward with proposed amendments to legislation governing the Central Bank. The measures form part of ongoing efforts to strengthen the country's legal institutions and financial governance, though details of the amendments and the vote's margin have not yet been widely reported.