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157 signals for Cyber+Disaster · Resolution

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DisasterResolution🇦🇺Australia11d ago

Numbats, Western Australia's animal emblem, have recovered from the brink of extinction as research indicates their wild population is growing.

3.0/10·ABC News Australia·Western Australia

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DisasterResolution🇹🇼Taiwan11d ago

Taiwan's rail and high-speed rail services have resumed normal operations after Typhoon Bavi passed, though some disruptions remain, including canceled flights to Matsu.

3.0/10·Liberty Times

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DisasterResolution🇳🇴Norway12d ago

A gas leak from a tanker truck in Øygarden was stopped by the fire department shortly before 4 pm.

3.0/10·NRK Nyheter (Norway)·Trollhaugmyra, Vestland

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CyberResolution🇺🇸United States12d ago

Meta reversed its decision to allow public Instagram posts to be used for AI generation following controversy.

3.0/10·Radio New Zealand

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DisasterResolution🇨🇦Canada 🇮🇳India19d ago

The Osoyoos Indian Band has opened a forest nursery near Oliver, British Columbia, as its first green project, aiming to produce millions of tree seedlings annually to restore wildfire-damaged areas in the region.

3.0/10·CBC BC·Oliver, British Columbia

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CyberResolution🇺🇸United States23d ago

The FCC has approved new rules to improve the reliability of Next Generation 911 systems as states transition from outdated emergency call infrastructure to internet-based networks.

3.0/10·Ohio Capital Journal

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DisasterResolution🇰🇪Kenya75d ago

Conservationists in Kenya have successfully reintroduced the rare forest sitatunga antelope—nicknamed the 'ghost of the forest'—back into the wild after decades of decline. The species, native to forested wetlands, was nearly extinct in Kenya and is being brought back as part of a major wildlife restoration effort.

3.0/10·Winnipeg Free Press (Manitoba)·Kenya

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DisasterResolution🇻🇪Venezuelayesterday

Almost a month after two earthquakes struck Venezuela, professional football resumed in the country as Santos defeated Universidad Central de Venezuela 4-1 in Valencia, a city about 150 kilometers from Caracas.

2.5/10·Folha de S.Paulo (Brazil — Portuguese)·Valencia, Carabobo

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DisasterResolution🇺🇸United States5d ago

Emergency responders credited better preparation and equipment for saving lives during intense storms that brought heavy rainfall to an unspecified area.

2.5/10·Texas Tribune·null, null

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DisasterResolution🇺🇸United States 🇴🇲Oman8d ago

Authorities in Topeka, Kansas confirmed Tuesday that remediation efforts have successfully contained a smoldering fire that had burned at the Galena Landfill for weeks to months. The landfill operator will continue work to meet remaining state environmental requirements.

2.5/10·Kansas Reflector·Topeka, Kansas

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DisasterResolution🇳🇴Norway8d ago

Fire crews in the Norwegian municipality of Sel gained control of a terrain fire by 22:00 hours, with helicopters and initial air support concluded for the day. The fire department and Civil Protection will maintain overnight watch as ground temperatures remain hot, with the fire having been first reported around 12:30.

2.5/10·NRK Nyheter (Norway)·Sel, Innlandet

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DisasterResolution🇨🇷CR 🇺🇸United States18d ago

Costa Rica's Route 27, a major highway connecting San José to the Pacific coast, will fully reopen Monday morning after a month-long closure caused by rain-related erosion near Orotina, providing relief as midyear vacation travel season picks up.

2.5/10·Tico Times (Costa Rica)·San Jose, San José

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DisasterResolution🇸🇪Sweden18d ago

A leaking water pipe disrupted supply to Berg, Ljungsbro, Vreta kloster, Maspelösa and surrounding areas starting Saturday evening; repairs were completed by Sunday evening, restoring normal service.

2.5/10·SVT Nyheter (Sweden)·Ljungsbro, Östergötland

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DisasterResolution🇱🇻Latvia18d ago

A popular entertainment venue in Latvia called The Sinners Bar has reopened after 72 days of repairs following near-total destruction in April, according to owner Miks Galvanovskis.

2.5/10·LSM English (Latvia)·Riga, Riga

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DisasterResolution🇮🇳India 🇹🇿Tanzania33d ago

A horse trapped in an uncovered sewer manhole in Anantnag, Kashmir was successfully rescued Friday after nearly two hours of effort by municipal workers and locals; the animal suffered only minor injuries. The incident has revived concerns over dozens of exposed manholes across town roads that pose hazards to pedestrians and children, with officials pledging to complete coverage once administrative approvals are secured.

2.5/10·Greater Kashmir·Anantnag, Jammu and Kashmir

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DisasterResolution🇺🇸United States33d ago

The Vermont Studio Center in Johnson has received Federal Emergency Management Agency recovery funding three years after a major flood, resolving delays in relief that had affected the region's important cultural and economic institution.

2.5/10·VTDigger·Johnson, Vermont

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DisasterResolution🇨🇦Canada34d ago

The Mantario Trail in Whiteshell Provincial Park has reopened after a wildfire destroyed roughly half the 64-kilometre hiking route last year.

2.5/10·CBC Manitoba·Whiteshell Provincial Park, Manitoba

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DisasterResolution🇻🇪Venezuela 🇵🇾Paraguay34d ago

Three crew members who went missing in a speedboat off Aragua were rescued after the vessel suffered mechanical failure and had to be towed to the port of Ocumare de la Costa.

2.5/10·El Nacional (Venezuela — Spanish)·Ocumare de la Costa, Aragua

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DisasterResolution🇹🇷Turkey47d ago

Female entrepreneurs from 11 earthquake-affected provinces gathered in Kahramanmaraş for a festival to display and sell their handicraft products, representing a recovery and economic revitalization effort in the disaster region.

2.5/10·Medyascope·Kahramanmaras, Kahramanmaraş

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DisasterResolution🇺🇸United States47d ago

A 57-year-old mountaineer named Dawa Sherpa was found alive nearly a week after going missing on a mountain. His wife has questioned whether rescue efforts could have been mounted more quickly.

2.5/10·Seattle Times

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DisasterResolution🇳🇵Nepal49d ago

A Nepalese Sherpa who went missing on May 29 was found alive near Mount Everest base camp after surviving nearly a week in harsh conditions.

2.5/10·Deutsche Welle (DW) English·Mount Everest, Sagarmatha

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DisasterResolution🇧🇷Brazil 🇴🇲Oman56d ago

Bruna Damaris, a 26-year-old nursing assistant, was found alive after disappearing following a jet ski ride off the coast of São Paulo. Fishermen located her, and she was transported and treated by firefighters and medical personnel.

2.5/10·Folha de S.Paulo·Sao Paulo, São Paulo

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DisasterResolution🇧🇷Brazil56d ago

Nursing assistant Bruna Damaris Sant'Anna da Silva, 26, was rescued alive after spending about 40 hours adrift at sea in Ilhabela on São Paulo's north coast. She released a video thanking those who prayed for her, noting she still experienced pain from the ordeal.

2.5/10·Folha de S.Paulo·Sao Paulo, São Paulo

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CyberResolution🇫🇷France57d ago

RFI's live radio broadcasts have resumed on digital platforms after a technical outage that began Tuesday evening and disrupted streaming on the broadcaster's websites, mobile applications, and YouTube channel.

2.5/10·RFI Français

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DisasterResolution🇮🇸IS63d ago

Iceland demolished 602 river barriers including weirs, culverts, and sluices in a year-long restoration effort, with crews using hydraulic peckers to remove a defunct dam on the River Melsá near a lava field in the west. The project aims to restore 15,500 miles of rivers and improve fish migration by removing infrastructure that no longer serves its original purpose.

2.5/10·The Guardian World·River Melsá

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