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19Sep/17

Buildings shake as strong 7.4 quake hits Mexico on anniversary of deadly 1985 tremor

September 19, 2017DisasterAmericas, Baja California earthquake, Country: Mexico, Disaster/Accident, Earthquake, Environment, Geography of Mexico, Geography of North America, Geology, Guerrero earthquake, In Mexico, Luis Felipe Puente, Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico City metropolitan area, Natural hazards, Puebla, Puebla earthquake, Quake, Social Issues, States of Mexico, u.s. geological surveysmbale

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO (SEPTEMBER 19, 2017) (MUTE) (REUTERS) – A 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit Mexico on Tuesday (September 19), shaking buildings in the capital of Mexico City and sending people fleeing into the street. Continue reading →

30Nov/16

Mexico volcano eruption

November 30, 2016EnvironmentAtmospheric thermodynamics, Disaster/Accident, Domingo Arenas, Environment, Eruptions of Eyjafjallajökull, Geography of Mesoamerica, Geology, Huejotzingo, Juan C. Bonilla, Mexico, Popocatépetl, Puebla, San Martin Texmelucan, Texmelucan, Time-lapse photography, Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt, Types of volcanic eruptions, Volcanic ash, Volcano, Volcanoes, Volcanology, Water vaporsmbale

Time lapse video shows the Popcatepetl volcano in Mexico erupting in a dramatic show of ash, water vapour and gas. Continue reading →

29Nov/15

Biggest day ever of climate action, scuffles in Paris

November 29, 2015EnvironmentAthens, Civil disobedience, Climate change policy, Environment, Environmental Issues, Environmental organizations, Global warming, Greenpeace, JORGE PUEBLA, London, Madrid, Mana Rabiee, Natural environment, Nature, New York, Paris, Puebla, Riot police, São Paulo, SYDNEY, Time, United Nations Climate Change Conferencesmbale

Some 2,000 climate change events take place in cities across the globe on the eve of the Paris climate talks, making this the biggest ever day of climate action in history. Mana Rabiee reports. Continue reading →