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IronPigs, B.Braun, United Way Announce Donation Drive for Victims of Venezuela Earthquake
IronPigs, B.Braun, United Way Announce Donation Drive for Victims of Venezuela Earthquake The Valley Ledger Donations will be accepted at Coca-Cola Park from July 8-12 Allentown, Pennsylvania (June 6, 2026) – In the wake of the devastating earthquake in Venezu…
Regional state of emergency declared, with more severe weather on the way
News from WREMO A state of emergency has been declared for the Wellington region to support the response to ongoing severe weather, flooding and infrastructure impacts. The declaration was made by Wellington Civil Defence Emergency Management Group joint commi…
Syria approves two new wheat varieties to boost food security
Damascus,SANA - Syria has approved two high-yield wheat varieties“Sham 13” and “Buhouth 13”—designed to enhance irrigated farming and strengthen national food security, agricultural authorities announced. The new strains, developed over seven years by the Gene…
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The Tornado Project is a small company that researches, compiles and makes tornado information available to tornado and severe weather enthusiasts, the public, the meteorological community and emergency management officials in the form of tornado videos, torna…
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Turning Disaster into Knowledge Extreme events engineering is an experience-driven field. Thus, it is critically important to systematically collect perishable post-disaster data that can be useful in advancing our understanding of extreme events when they hap…