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#KeepEyesOnSudan When comparing Khartoum’s average temperatures between 2003 and 2006 with the average between 2023 and 2026, we find the temperature has risen by roughly 0.9 to 1.3 degrees Celsius. That is a striking increase against the levels of global warming, which has averaged about 0.2 degrees Celsius per... decade since the 1980s. At that pace, the rise of Khartoum’s temperature over the same period should have been only about 0.4 degrees Celsius. Instead, the increase Khartoum has actually recorded is 225% to 325% higher than that—meaning the city is warming far faster than the rest of the world. Many global and local factors lie behind this. But the past three years have brought exceptional conditions driven by the war, which has accelerated several of the local pressures that shape the city’s climate and push temperatures up. The widespread stripping of vegetation, the fires, the shelling, and the decay of the built environment are all unnatural forces that drive nighttime temperatures higher. They disrupt the natural cooling cycle and weaken the city’s ability to cool down after dark. As a result, the land and buildings start each day a little hotter than the day before, and the city wakes every morning to a higher baseline temperature. This builds into a cumulative cycle that makes heat waves last longer and hit harder—with direct consequences for public health, energy use, and water supplies, and a steady worsening of heat stress. This is where the Khartoum afforestation initiative matters. It is not simply a project to beautify the city, it is a new front in the fight against climate change and a effort to repair the urban environment. Studies suggest that expanding tree cover in Khartoum could lower local temperatures by around 3 to 5 degrees Celsius, while also cleaning the air, cutting dust, reducing energy use, helping the soil hold more water, and strengthening the capital’s overall resilience to heat waves. This initiative does not start from scratch. It builds on pioneering youth and community efforts that came before it, such as the “Green Khartoum” initiative and others. The proposed project aims to bring these efforts together under a single coordinating framework, in partnership with the state government, public institutions, the private sector, civil society, and volunteers—turning scattered initiatives into a broad national program to rebuild the capital’s green cover and restore its beauty. And we are coming back to you, Khartoum. Dr. Amgad Fareid Eltayebshow more

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Aether is a type of energy that can be classified as the Fifth Element and in the past was even part of the periodic table. This energy is present in everything. There are safe ways to capture and use this energy, but unfortunately it has been taken from us and hidden. The higher it is, the greater its presence, perhaps hence the reason for so many towers in the past. The higher you are, the greater the presence of the æther.

Aether is a type of energy that can be classified as the Fifth Element and in the past was even part of the periodic table. This energy is present in everything. There are safe ways to capture and use this energy, but unfortunately it has been taken from us and hidden. The higher it is, the greater its presence, perhaps hence the reason for so many towers in the past. The higher you are, the greater the presence of the æther.

Bronze Giant

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T 5160 - The day of birth .. and another day in its knowing that the celebration at that time was different to the time now .. and the most revered gift that comes to me is from the City of Wroclaw , Poland .. The City of Wroclaw, Poland as you all may know gave me the Ambassador declaration of the City during my last visit there .. it is the City of Literature also and they have placed a molding of Babuji on their main Square .. it is also the City of Elfs and they honoured Babuji with this statue .. they have also named a Square-Street after Babuji, the Harivansh Rai Bachchan street square .. AND .. As a gift from the City they have sent me for this day a most loving generous and overwhelming gift .. Young musicians play the violin as a respect to Babuji 's Madhushala the tune in which he sang it .. at all the prominent locations of the City .. it is a most humbling and overwhelming gesture .. and words fail me in expressing my emotion at this point ..

T 5160 - The day of birth .. and another day in its knowing that the celebration at that time was different to the time now .. and the most revered gift that comes to me is from the City of Wroclaw , Poland .. The City of Wroclaw, Poland as you all may know gave me the Ambassador declaration of the City during my last visit there .. it is the City of Literature also and they have placed a molding of Babuji on their main Square .. it is also the City of Elfs and they honoured Babuji with this statue .. they have also named a Square-Street after Babuji, the Harivansh Rai Bachchan street square .. AND .. As a gift from the City they have sent me for this day a most loving generous and overwhelming gift .. Young musicians play the violin as a respect to Babuji 's Madhushala the tune in which he sang it .. at all the prominent locations of the City .. it is a most humbling and overwhelming gesture .. and words fail me in expressing my emotion at this point ..

Amitabh Bachchan

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Many scientists and members of the public believe “we are on the brink of an irreversible climate disaster” and that “much of the very fabric of life on Earth is imperiled.” The UN Secretary General says climate change is a “time bomb” ticking toward detonation. Johan Rockström, director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, warns that six of nine “planetary boundaries” have been transgressed and that humanity is approaching “irreversible tipping points.” The World Economic Forum reports that climate change may cause an additional 14.5 million deaths by 2050, citing research suggesting one billion deaths are possible by 2100 if warming exceeds two degrees Celsius. The public has received the message. A study of 10,000 people in 10 nations found that 56 percent said “humanity is doomed” and nearly half said climate change had negatively impacted their daily life.” And yet the apocalypse described in these warnings bears little resemblance to the one revealed by the data. In 2024, approximately 16,753 people died from natural disasters globally, well below the twenty-year average of 65,566, continuing a long-term decline of roughly 90 percent over the past century. U.S. crop yields set records in 2024. Rockström’s planetary boundaries lack any objective biophysical threshold and instead reflect subjective political judgments about how much of nature humans should use. A NASA-funded study found that between 25 and 50 percent of the world’s vegetated area has grown greener over the past four decades, with CO2 fertilization accounting for approximately 70 percent of the greening. Global warming projections have fallen from 3 to 3.5 degrees Celsius in 2015 to 2.6 degrees.... Please subscribe now to support Public's award-winning investigative journalism, read the rest of the story, and watch the full video!

Many scientists and members of the public believe “we are on the brink of an irreversible climate disaster” and that “much of the very fabric of life on Earth is imperiled.” The UN Secretary General says climate change is a “time bomb” ticking toward detonation. Johan Rockström, director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, warns that six of nine “planetary boundaries” have been transgressed and that humanity is approaching “irreversible tipping points.” The World Economic Forum reports that climate change may cause an additional 14.5 million deaths by 2050, citing research suggesting one billion deaths are possible by 2100 if warming exceeds two degrees Celsius. The public has received the message. A study of 10,000 people in 10 nations found that 56 percent said “humanity is doomed” and nearly half said climate change had negatively impacted their daily life.” And yet the apocalypse described in these warnings bears little resemblance to the one revealed by the data. In 2024, approximately 16,753 people died from natural disasters globally, well below the twenty-year average of 65,566, continuing a long-term decline of roughly 90 percent over the past century. U.S. crop yields set records in 2024. Rockström’s planetary boundaries lack any objective biophysical threshold and instead reflect subjective political judgments about how much of nature humans should use. A NASA-funded study found that between 25 and 50 percent of the world’s vegetated area has grown greener over the past four decades, with CO2 fertilization accounting for approximately 70 percent of the greening. Global warming projections have fallen from 3 to 3.5 degrees Celsius in 2015 to 2.6 degrees.... Please subscribe now to support Public's award-winning investigative journalism, read the rest of the story, and watch the full video!

Michael Shellenberger

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The City of Joburg’s CEO-City Cleanup Partnership Programme is a great example of partnerships in action where different sectors are working together to build a city in which all people can live comfortably and in which businesses can thrive. It builds on a tradition of cooperation and partnership that has in the past brought South Africans together to address difficult challenges and build a better future for all. This initiative is part of a broader effort to turn the city of Johannesburg around. #CEOsCleanUpJoburg #TheJoburgWeAllWant

The City of Joburg’s CEO-City Cleanup Partnership Programme is a great example of partnerships in action where different sectors are working together to build a city in which all people can live comfortably and in which businesses can thrive. It builds on a tradition of cooperation and partnership that has in the past brought South Africans together to address difficult challenges and build a better future for all. This initiative is part of a broader effort to turn the city of Johannesburg around. #CEOsCleanUpJoburg #TheJoburgWeAllWant

Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦

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BREAKING NEWS! As chair of Sheffield Theatres we are delighted that the World Snooker Championships are staying in Sheffield - at The Crucible - until at least 2045! This is a big deal which is worth millions of pounds to the city but also enables us to revamp The Crucible, make it even more special, bring it right up to date and secure it for generations to come. The cost of the project is £45,000,000 and we have secured £35,000,000 worth of government funding and the other 10 is coming from the private sector and some of our partners. A lot of people have worked really hard to get this deal over the line and the city council have put the hours in. We know there are understandable questions about closing The Crucible for a projected 18 months and we will answer all of those. I should say that Sheffield Theatres will keep producing work in the Lyceum and the Montgomery while the Crucible is getting refurbished with capacity for an extra 500 seats. We feel that the benefits of this deal give us the chance to secure a sporting and theatrical legacy for Sheffield. This is a HUGE moment for the city but it is also significant for the arts in north of England and the whole of the UK. Crucible Theatre Sheffield City Council

BREAKING NEWS! As chair of Sheffield Theatres we are delighted that the World Snooker Championships are staying in Sheffield - at The Crucible - until at least 2045! This is a big deal which is worth millions of pounds to the city but also enables us to revamp The Crucible, make it even more special, bring it right up to date and secure it for generations to come. The cost of the project is £45,000,000 and we have secured £35,000,000 worth of government funding and the other 10 is coming from the private sector and some of our partners. A lot of people have worked really hard to get this deal over the line and the city council have put the hours in. We know there are understandable questions about closing The Crucible for a projected 18 months and we will answer all of those. I should say that Sheffield Theatres will keep producing work in the Lyceum and the Montgomery while the Crucible is getting refurbished with capacity for an extra 500 seats. We feel that the benefits of this deal give us the chance to secure a sporting and theatrical legacy for Sheffield. This is a HUGE moment for the city but it is also significant for the arts in north of England and the whole of the UK. Crucible Theatre Sheffield City Council

Dan Walker

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Cities in China without traffic lights The only city in China without traffic lights never experiences traffic jams, not because there are fewer vehicles in the city, but because the city has designed its road network based on the Eight Trigrams in the Chinese Book of Changes. Tekesi County is a unique place located in China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. What sets this county apart from others in the region is its distinctive bagua-shaped layout, which is a representation of the ancient Chinese philosophical concept of Bagua, or Eight Trigrams. The bagua-shaped city design is a reflection of the harmony between human beings and nature, as well as the balance between yin and yang. The layout of the city is a physical manifestation of these principles, with the eight trigrams represented by eight main roads leading to the center of the city, forming an octagonal shape. This layout is believed to bring harmony, balance, and prosperity to the city and its inhabitants. One of the most striking features of Tekesi County is the city center, which is home to a beautiful park called Bagua Park that is designed in the shape of the Bagua symbol. The park is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, offering a serene and peaceful environment for relaxation and contemplation. The city's architecture also reflects the Bagua concept, with many buildings and structures designed according to the principles of Feng Shui, a traditional Chinese practice that aims to harmonize individuals with their surrounding environment. This gives Tekesi County a distinctive aesthetic that sets it apart from other cities in the region. In addition to its unique layout and architectural features, Tekesi County is also known for its rich cultural heritage. The region is home to a diverse ethnic population, including Uygur, Kazakh, and Han Chinese, each contributing to the vibrant cultural tapestry of the area. Visitors to Tekesi County can experience traditional music, dance, and cuisine, as well as explore historical and archaeological sites that offer insight into the region's past.

Cities in China without traffic lights The only city in China without traffic lights never experiences traffic jams, not because there are fewer vehicles in the city, but because the city has designed its road network based on the Eight Trigrams in the Chinese Book of Changes. Tekesi County is a unique place located in China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. What sets this county apart from others in the region is its distinctive bagua-shaped layout, which is a representation of the ancient Chinese philosophical concept of Bagua, or Eight Trigrams. The bagua-shaped city design is a reflection of the harmony between human beings and nature, as well as the balance between yin and yang. The layout of the city is a physical manifestation of these principles, with the eight trigrams represented by eight main roads leading to the center of the city, forming an octagonal shape. This layout is believed to bring harmony, balance, and prosperity to the city and its inhabitants. One of the most striking features of Tekesi County is the city center, which is home to a beautiful park called Bagua Park that is designed in the shape of the Bagua symbol. The park is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, offering a serene and peaceful environment for relaxation and contemplation. The city's architecture also reflects the Bagua concept, with many buildings and structures designed according to the principles of Feng Shui, a traditional Chinese practice that aims to harmonize individuals with their surrounding environment. This gives Tekesi County a distinctive aesthetic that sets it apart from other cities in the region. In addition to its unique layout and architectural features, Tekesi County is also known for its rich cultural heritage. The region is home to a diverse ethnic population, including Uygur, Kazakh, and Han Chinese, each contributing to the vibrant cultural tapestry of the area. Visitors to Tekesi County can experience traditional music, dance, and cuisine, as well as explore historical and archaeological sites that offer insight into the region's past.

Johannes Maria

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