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We Have the Warnings. We’re Still Choosing to Ignore Them.

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By Jonathan Barrett Verified
| Eventph
(SeaPRwire) –   By: Jonathan Barrett El Niño is here, and it could be the strongest in living memory. Forecasts say the event began forming in early summer and should peak in the final two months of 2026. It could extend well into 2027. The Pacific Ocean off La Jolla already saw some of the warmest water temperatures ever recorded for late August. Erin Coughlan de Perez, a climate science associate professor at Tufts University, does not mince words. She calls this a potentially record-setting event.
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Beyond the Rubble: What Nepal’s Deadliest Flood Reveals About Cross-Border Disaster Governance and the Rescue Industrial Complex

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By Jonathan Barrett Verified
| seatickers.com
(SeaPRwire) –   By: Jonathan Barrett When a six-year-old girl emerges from beneath wet concrete and mud after three days with no water, no food, and no hope, it hits differently than a death toll. The viral video of her extraction from Nepal’s disaster zone carries a visceral weight that no spreadsheet ever will. The flood killed 734 people and left 2,500 unaccounted for across the border regions with China. That number will climb.
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Scotland’s Housing Paradox: WhenWelcoming the World MeansAbandoning Your Own

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By Jonathan Barrett Verified
| seatickers.com
(SeaPRwire) –   By: Jonathan Barrett Edinburgh is quietly becoming the most hostile place in Britain for someone born there. A Scottish national applying for social housing now faces a longer wait than an asylum seeker arriving at Heathrow with nothing but a plastic bag. The council’s internal documents tell the story plainly. Three ten thousand local applications sit frozen. The homeless numbers have surged 75 percent in five years. And the policy behind all this was not born overnight.
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