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Earth news — August 1, 2026 - Page 18

Publications tagged with Earth published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 18 of 24.

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  4. WorldReliefEuropeEarth

    Heat Concerns Authorities After Japan Earthquake

    The Japanese ambassador to Brazil, Yasushi Noguchi, expressed concern over the intense heat affecting the population after a magnitude 7.1 earthquake hit Japan on Tuesday (28). The heat, with temperatures often exceeding 35 degrees and sometimes surpassing 40 degrees, is causing suffering among those who have left their homes and are in evacuation centers. Rescue and relief efforts continue, with the Japanese army installing air conditioners and distributing water. The government of Kumamoto province reported 25 deaths from the earthquake, with nine more deaths being investigated.
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  7. WorldMiddle EastConflictEarth

    Russia Strikes Zhytomyr Region: Agricultural Enterprise Hit, Children Injured

    Russian forces struck an agricultural enterprise in the Zhytomyr region of Ukraine, injuring six people including three children. The attack caused damage to residential houses and social infrastructure facilities. The head of the Zhytomyr Regional Military Administration, Vitaliy Bunechko, confirmed the incident and reported that the injured are receiving medical assistance.
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  12. CultureEarthBox Office

    Duda Santos to Play Daiane dos Santos in Biopic 'The Girl Who Flies'

    Actress Duda Santos has been chosen to portray gymnast Daiane dos Santos in the biopic 'The Girl Who Flies', directed by Yasmin Thayná. The film will depict Daiane's journey from the late 1990s to the early 2000s, facing social, racial, and sporting challenges before achieving international recognition. Viola Davis is one of the producers. Daiane expressed her excitement about the project, and Duda Santos shared her gratitude for the opportunity.
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  13. PoliticsMiddle EastNorth AmericaEarth

    U.S.-Russia Security Cooperation: A Narrow Window of Opportunity

    Dennis T. Cosgrove, a former FBI legal attaché in Moscow, recounts a period in the late 1990s to early 2000s when practical cooperation between U.S. and Russian security services was possible and productive. This cooperation, though fragile and informal, allowed for joint work on cases involving kidnappings, financial crimes, and corruption. However, as political relations deteriorated, this cooperation collapsed, leaving a fragmented security landscape across the former Soviet space. Cosgrove argues that even limited, practitioner-driven cooperation could help manage shared risks today.
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  19. WorldEarth

    Ulcinj Municipality Protects Nature with Key Decisions

    The Ulcinj Municipality Assembly adopted decisions to protect and manage natural resources sustainably. A company was established to manage the Park of Nature 'Ulcinj Salt Pans', with a plan to preserve biodiversity and develop eco-tourism. The status of the Nature Monument 'Great Beach near Ulcinj' was revised to strengthen protection. Environmental organizations welcomed these decisions, which also confirmed the protected status of 'Velika Plaža'.
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  20. CultureEarth

    UDC Project Turns Hop Waste into Sustainable Textiles

    Investigators at the University of A Coruña (UDC) are leading a project to convert hops waste into sustainable textile materials. The initiative, backed by Inditex and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), explores using hop leaves and stems for textile fiber production and natural dye creation. The project aims to reduce waste and promote sustainability in the textile industry.
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