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Earth news — August 23, 2026 - Page 2

Publications tagged with Earth published on August 23, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 3.

63 publications

  4. WorldEarth

    Wildfires Rage in Greece: Multiple Fires Across Regions

    Wildfires are burning across Greece, with multiple fires reported in Giannouta Larissa, Agios Nikolaos Lakonia, Pentakorfo Aitoloakarnanias, and Drosochori Trikala. In Giannouta, 28 firefighters with 5 vehicles, 3 aircraft, and 1 helicopter are battling the blaze, which started from a stable. In Agios Nikolaos, 52 firefighters with 17 vehicles, 6 aircraft, and 1 helicopter are operating. In Pentakorfo, 23 firefighters with 7 vehicles and 2 aircraft are involved. In Drosochori, 7 firefighters with 3 vehicles are at the scene. High risk of fire (category 3) is reported in all areas.
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  7. CultureEarth

    Gibbon Conservation Center Celebrates 50 Years of Care for Endangered Primates

    The Gibbon Conservation Center, founded by self-taught primatologist Alan Mootnick, has been caring for critically endangered gibbons for half a century. The center, located in the Santa Clarita Valley north of Los Angeles, houses around 40 gibbons across five species. Director Gabi Skollar continues Mootnick's mission, contributing to global research on gibbons while providing exceptional care. The center is open for guided tours on weekends and collaborates with local organizations for educational experiences.
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  10. WorldMiddle EastEarth

    Colombia's Steel Industry Donates 1,000 Tons for Chocó Earthquake Reconstruction

    The Association of National Entrepreneurs of Colombia (ANDI) announced a donation of 1,000 tons of steel from its affiliated companies for priority recovery works in Chocó department following a magnitude 7.4 earthquake. The donation, channeled through the Material Bank, covers 100% of the initial steel requirements for reconstruction. The initiative is supported by the Ministry of Housing, City and Territory and the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management (UNGRD). The steel industry expresses its solidarity and commitment to the affected region, ensuring high-quality, certified, and earthquake-resistant material.
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  11. WorldEarth

    Spain Braces for Strong Storms and Hail

    Strong storms, hail, and wind gusts are expected to hit parts of Spain in the coming hours. A storm located west of Portugal will bring heavy rain and hail to much of the country, with the highest risk in Aragon and Catalonia. The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) warns of hail, strong gusts of wind, and even the formation of tornadoes in the most affected areas. The storm will also cause a generalised drop in maximum temperatures.
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  18. CultureMiddle EastEarth

    International Jazz Festival 'Jazz Seasons' Begins in Arkhangelsk

    The 12th International Jazz Festival 'Jazz Seasons' has started at the Arkhangelsk Museum-Reserve. The two-day event features performances by renowned jazz artists like Igor Butman, Varvara Ubel, Uma2rman, 'Surganova and the Orchestra', Aglaya Shilovskaya, LRK Trio, and Boris Berezovsky. Alongside musical performances, visitors can enjoy master classes, sports events, and interactive zones. The festival is supported by the 'Golden Reserve' brand, offering branded cocktails and a photo booth for VIP guests.
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  20. WorldEuropeEarth

    Storm Causes Widespread Damage in Latvia

    A severe storm hit Latvia overnight into Sunday, August 23, with wind speeds exceeding 30 meters per second. The storm caused significant damage across the country, uprooting hundreds of trees, damaging cars, traffic lights, and public transport networks. In Riga, the capital, thousands of households were left without electricity, and many streets were flooded. Emergency services are working to restore power and clear debris, with cleanup expected to take a long time. The storm is considered one of the strongest in recent decades.
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