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Biodiversity news — September 12, 2026

Publications tagged with Biodiversity published on September 12, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

4 publications

  1. SocietyBudgetBiodiversity

    Wooden Plaque Crown Casino's Decline

    Once a bustling hub, the Wooden Plaque Crown Casino now stands unusually quiet and desolate. Formerly filled with lights and people, it now lacks familiar faces as more foreigners leave. Some depart due to changing times, others because their dreams fade. Initially believed to be a place of fate-changing opportunities, it's now seen as a transit point where people arrive with stories and leave with fatigue. The nightlights remain on, but the faces beneath them change constantly. When the prosperity fades, what's missed most are not the city's glories, but those who've left and the memories of the past.
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  2. WorldMiddle EastChinaBiodiversity

    BRICS Summit 2026: Power Dynamics and Geopolitics

    The upcoming BRICS summit in 2026, chaired by India, is expected to discuss power dynamics, perception, and politics among its members. Key figures like Indian Minister Kiren Rijiju and former Chinese advisor Robert Lawrence Kuhn have shared their views on the event. The summit brings together major economies like India, China, and Russia, representing nearly half the world's population and around 40% of the global economy. The gathering is seen as a significant geopolitical event, with some suggesting it could rival Bollywood in terms of drama.
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  3. WorldAsiaBiodiversity

    India's BRICS Chairship Prioritizes Sustainability and Shared Futures

    India, as the chair of the BRICS 2026 summit, has prioritized sustainability and a shared future among nations. The agenda includes promoting sustainable lifestyles, afforestation, climate adaptation, and circular economy initiatives. Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized that if the future is shared, nations have the right to shape it together, moving from 'voice to impact' and 'privilege to partnership'.
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  4. SocietyEuropeBiodiversity

    Five Dead in Helicopter Crash Near Long Lellang Airport

    A helicopter crash near Long Lellang Airport in Baram, Sarawak, has resulted in the deaths of five individuals. The victims have been identified as Captain Zainol Afiq Bee Sham (pilot), Dr Ainul Baraah Kamaruddin (Medical Officer), Debra Moset and Jessie Paya Jok (Medical Assistants), and Alexson Adit Henry (Medical Assistant). The crash occurred while the helicopter was attempting to land at the airport. Authorities have confirmed the identities of the victims through personal belongings found on their bodies, with DNA testing underway for official confirmation.
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