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Earth news — September 29, 2026

Publications tagged with Earth published on September 29, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

16 publications

  2. WorldMiddle EastEarth

    Slovakia's Dependence on LNG to Increase Due to Gas Pipeline Import Restrictions

    The Regulatory Office of Slovakia warns that future restrictions on pipeline gas imports will increase the country's dependence on LNG, leading to higher prices for households and businesses from 2028 onwards. LNG supplies are sensitive to global market developments, transport and terminal capacities, and geopolitical events. The ban on Russian gas imports is expected to exacerbate this situation.
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  5. WorldEarthHealthcareGrid

    El Niño Phenomenon: Budget Cuts and Delayed Spending in Vulnerable Lima Districts

    The budget for preventing and responding to disasters, including the El Niño phenomenon, is set to decrease by 8.2% in 2027. Nine out of the 18 most vulnerable districts in Lima are delayed in spending their disaster budgets, with some having spent less than 40% of their allocated funds. Despite this, the combined budget for these districts is projected to increase by 20%. The central government plans to allocate more resources to itself, while regional governments will receive less. Prevention works on the north coast are ongoing, but some projects remain incomplete.
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  8. WorldMiddle EastEarth

    Power Outages in Makeyevka Districts

    Residents of the Soviet, Gornyatsky, and Kirovsky districts of Makeyevka are experiencing power outages. The Soviet and Gornyatsky districts will have their electricity turned off today, September 29, from 12:00 to 18:00 due to repair and restoration work. The Kirovsky district has had 16 transformer substations de-energized due to an emergency outage, affecting the Ilyich Path residential area.
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  9. WorldMiddle EastEarth

    First Child Under 12 Euthanized in Netherlands

    A two-year-old child in the Netherlands became the first under the age of 12 to be euthanized, following a change in Dutch law allowing assisted dying for severely ill children between one and 12 years old. The child, born prematurely, suffered from severe brain damage, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, and breathing problems. After doctors concluded that suffering could not be adequately alleviated, the parents and doctor decided to end the life. An investigation found the doctor acted with due care.
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  10. WorldMiddle EastEarth

    36 Stations Nationwide Record Unhealthy Air Pollution Levels

    A total of 36 stations across Malaysia recorded unhealthy Air Pollution Index (API) levels, with Johan Setia in Selangor having the highest reading of 176. This includes 26 stations from the previous day's count, with new additions including Minden and Balik Pulau in Penang Island, and Samalaju in Sarawak. The API readings ranged from 100 to 176, indicating unhealthy to very unhealthy levels.
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  11. WorldMiddle EastEarth

    TEKNOFEST Southeast Begins in Şanlıurfa

    TEKNOFEST Southeast, a major aviation, space, and technology festival, is set to commence in Şanlıurfa from September 30 to October 4. The event will showcase various national aircraft, including Bayraktar KIZILELMA, KAAN, and HÜRJET, along with flight demonstrations by Turkish Stars and SOLOTÜRK. Visitors can expect interactive areas, educational workshops, and technology competitions. The festival is organized by the Ministry of Industry and Technology, Turkish Technology Team Foundation, and Defense Technologies Engineering and Trade Co.
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  12. WorldMiddle EastEarthClimate

    Ukraine Advises Disabled and Elderly to Leave Cities Before Winter

    Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi has advised disabled and elderly residents of Kyiv to find alternative accommodation outside the city for the winter due to the risk of prolonged power outages caused by Russian attacks on energy infrastructure. This recommendation is part of the government's efforts to optimize emergency services' response during critical crises and ensure the safety and comfort of vulnerable citizens. The government is working with local authorities and social services to facilitate this process.
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  16. WorldEuropeEarth

    Tokyo Breaks Rainy Day Record with 34 Consecutive Days

    Tokyo has experienced an unprecedented streak of rainy days, breaking the previous record of 33 days set in 2019. From August 27 to October 1, the city saw continuous rainfall, with a stationary autumn rain front causing widespread rain across Japan. This event is notable as consecutive precipitation tends to occur during the rainy season, making this long spell of rain from late summer to autumn rare.
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