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The Indian Government, through the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), has officially announced the Green Hydrogen Standard for the nation. This pivotal move clearly sets out the required emission thresholds for hydrogen to be recognized as “Green,” indicating its derivation

A crucial tripartite summit, featuring King Abdullah ibn Al Hussein of Jordan, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi, and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, convened in New El Alamein City. The focal point of the discussions was the ongoing Palestinian situation and its recent

Hawaii’s Maui wildfires death count surged to 93, as reported by the Maui County website. This devastating event marks the most lethal US wildfire in over 100 years. With rescue teams still surveying the affected areas, notably in the charred remnants

In response to the increasing development of hypersonic warheads by neighboring nations, Japan and the U.S. are set to finalize an agreement to co-develop a state-of-the-art interceptor missile, as reported by Japan’s Yomiuri newspaper on Sunday. The anticipated agreement emerges ahead of

On August 9th, 2023, multiple Hawaiian communities faced evacuations as wildfires ramped up, destroying a minimum of two homes, as per reports by the Associated Press (AP). These unsettling developments have arisen during a dry season, with fierce wind gusts escalating

In light of the recent violent clashes in Sidon, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia has urgently called upon its citizens to depart from Lebanese territories promptly. The warning, issued late on Friday via the Saudi embassy in Lebanon, was posted on X (previously known as Twitter).

The menacing blue crab, a notorious Atlantic invader, is testing the fortitude of Italy as its storied clam industry faces an unparalleled threat. Recognizing the gravity of the situation, Italy has released a massive war chest of 2.9 million euros ($3.2

Spain’s long-enduring drought has drained reservoirs and prompted stringent water-use regulations, putting the country in a dire situation. A once sail-friendly Darnius Boadella reservoir in northeastern Spain stands as a testament to the drought’s impact. Recalling his memories from two

In the sizzling backdrop of Athens, Tiembe, a 15-year-old Angolan lion, curiously examines his icy breakfast: slabs of red meat embedded within a foot-long ice block. After moments of contemplation, he begins to lick the frosty exterior, gradually extracting the

In light of the recent violent clashes in Sidon, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia has urgently called upon its citizens to depart from Lebanese territories promptly. The warning, issued late on Friday via the Saudi embassy in Lebanon, was posted on X (previously known as Twitter).