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    Going Off the Grid to Deal With Climate Disasters●✉newsEnvironmentClimatejust now

    National Geographic is highlighting people who are moving off the grid as a way to cope with climate disasters. The idea is that self-sufficient homes, independent of central power and water systems, can keep functioning when storms, wildfires or floods knock out public infrastructure. It reflects a broader push to adapt to increasingly frequent extreme weather events.

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    Southern France issues highest alert over autumn storm▼unwetter südfrankreichGgoogleDE5K13 min ago

    Southern France has raised its weather warning to the highest level as a severe autumn storm hits the region. Authorities warn of heavy rain, strong winds and possible flooding, with residents advised to stay indoors and avoid travel. The storm is drawing wide attention in Germany as well, with many following the situation for travel and safety reasons.

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    Remnants of Hurricane Polo bring more rain to flood-hit Southwest●california floodingGgoogleUS10K13 min ago

    The remnants of Hurricane Polo are moving into the U.S. Southwest, bringing additional rain to areas of California and neighboring states already battered by flooding. Emergency crews are working to protect saturated communities as more rainfall raises fears of further damage, road closures and evacuations across the region.

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    Red alert as severe weather floods southern France●noodweerGgoogleNL50013 min ago

    France's national weather service has issued a code red warning for severe weather, warning of flooding in the southern part of the country. The highest alert level signals dangerous conditions as heavy rain hits the region, with authorities urging residents to take precautions. The Dutch term noodweer is trending as neighbouring countries follow the developing storm situation.

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    England to plant half a million trees in three years●Half a million trees to be planted in England in three years, says governmentMmastodon4513 min ago

    The UK government says half a million trees will be planted in England over the next three years. Environment Secretary Angela Eagle is set to announce the pledge, presenting it as part of efforts to protect communities against extreme weather such as flooding. The commitment adds to ongoing debate about whether England is planting enough trees to meet its climate and nature targets.

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    Is the flood of AI product launches a bubble?●🤖 is the AI product flood actually a bubble, or just the messy part of a wave that ends up mattering? Been watching theMmastodonTechnologyAI013 min ago

    Commentators are questioning whether the rapid stream of AI releases — new models, agent frameworks and tools promising to change everything — reflects genuine progress or a speculative bubble. The debate centres on whether the crowded launch calendar signals unsustainable hype or simply the messy early phase of a technology wave that will ultimately prove significant, with many products failing to show lasting value.

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    Torrential rain floods Barcelona, halting trains and flights●SPAIN: Barcelona has been hit by torrential rain today, causing flooding and major disruption across the city. Rail serv𝕏xES99026 min ago

    Barcelona has been hit by torrential rain, causing flooding and major disruption across the city. Rail services were disrupted, and more than 100 flights were cancelled at El Prat airport. Streets were submerged as the storm moved through the Catalan capital, with residents sharing images of flooded roads and transport chaos.

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    Furusato tax sites step up typhoon disaster donation drives●さとふるGgoogleJP10K28 min ago

    Japanese hometown tax and donation platforms are expanding disaster relief efforts after a typhoon and heavy rains. Furunavi has begun accepting donations for three municipalities affected by the Reiwa 8 September typhoon and floods, while the Chiba Lotte Marines launched a charity fundraising drive through its MARINES LINKS social contribution project for damage from Typhoon No. 25. Interest in disaster-related giving on furusato platforms is rising as communities seek support.

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    Strong El Nino expected to drive up grocery prices●How El Nino could hit your grocery shopping Scientists expect the El Niño weather pattern developing in the Pacific to bMmastodonBusinessEconomy322 min ago

    Scientists expect the El Nino weather pattern developing in the Pacific to be one of the strongest since records began. The phenomenon is forecast to parch crops in some regions while flooding others, squeezing harvests and pushing up food prices at the supermarket. Commentators are weighing which staple goods and regions will be hit hardest as the pattern intensifies.

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