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How AI could become an unlikely ally in the fight against forest fires

Artificial intelligence is being widely used to devise new strategies to transform the way that infernos are detected and controlled

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Dust storms are becoming more frequent and severe – so are we prepared?

As haze from the Sahara envelops Athens, scientists are racing to explain a worrying global trend

United statesUnited kingdomCity ofSouth koreaSaddam hussainClaire ryderIbrahim thiawDavid thomasOxford university centre for the environmentAmerican meteorological societyDust storms coalitionUniversity of readingUn convention to combat desertificationEu copernicus atmosphere monitoring serviceWorld health organizationWorld bank

Riding a motorcycle here is such a gamble – it is only by luck that you reach your destination

Motorbike ownership is booming in Kenya – and so too are road accidents. But a simple safety measure remains largely ignored by riders

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The deadly deep freeze that has decimated millions of farm animals in Mongolia

The deadly deep freeze that has decimated millions of farm animals in Mongolia
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Lockdown in Sudan as blistering heatwave closes schools

Heat-related deaths have already been recorded in the East African nation, where officials warn temperatures could soar to 45c

United kingdomSouth sudanPacific oceanCraig huttonKathy branthwaiteUniversity of exeterResilience instituteUniversity of southamptonWorld bank climateEast africanSans frontiWorld bankClimate changeRenk hospitalRichard bettsMet office fellow