Atlantic Ocean — Entidade

agenciabrasil.ebc.com.br·há 8 dias

Bomb cyclone threatens southern Brazil

If forecasts are confirmed, the phenomenon could bring storms, hail, and a sharp drop in temperatures.

apnews.com·há 18 dias

France orders 4,000 more evacuated as heat threatens fragile hold on vast wildfire

Firefighters have kept a vast wildfire in southwest France from advancing overnight, extinguishing flare-ups near Atlantic coast dunes before returning heat and drier air threatens to test their hold

euroweeklynews.com·há 2 meses

How to avoid being caught off guard by jellyfish on Spain’s beaches this summer

As the weather warms across Spain, rising sea temperatures and shifting coastal currents create conditions that affect what swimmers experience […]

paulburgin.blogspot.com·há 3 meses

Cruise Ship with Hantavirus, heading for Canary Islands

While much is being done to help the passengers on board, one wonders how it started as hantavirus is initially caused by contact with rodent faeces, urine, or saliva. I am sure that there will be no

brasildefato.com.br·há 3 meses

OMS monitora caso de hantavírus em navio de cruzeiro após mortes serem confirmadas

O diretor regional da Organização Mundial da Saúde (OMS) para a Europa, Hans Kluge, informou, nesta segunda-feira (4), que a agência atua com urgência para responder a um evento de hantavírus a bordo

inphotos.org·há 6 meses

The Beach Inspector

Garylucas Beach in Co Cork was hit by 40kph winds this afternoon, with tall waves crashing on the beach. I took a few photos but retreated to the car as it was so cold. Within minutes the wind had rip

inphotos.org·há 7 meses

Faro de Tostón during Blue Hour

We visited the lighthouse at Faro de Tostón just before sunset. Lots of low cloud threatened to hide the sunset but fortunately a gap was left just above the horizon so we got a lovely glow and even a

hakaimagazine.com·há mais de 1 ano

The Personal Toll of Canada’s Broken Fishing Promises | Hakai Magazine

Indigenous fishermen on the Atlantic Coast have spent centuries—and millions of dollars—trying to get the government to uphold treaties made in the 1700s. And younger generations aren’t giving up.