Nigerian fishers renew demand for compensation over Shell oil spill
Nigerian fishers are again seeking payment from a $1 billion indemnity fund linked to a 2011 Shell oil spill.
Incidents with wider safety consequences, the reported response and what remains unresolved.
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Nigerian fishers are again seeking payment from a $1 billion indemnity fund linked to a 2011 Shell oil spill.
A council is being required or urged to respond to an increase in antisemitic graffiti. The headlines do not specify the location or scale.
Colorado is experiencing a spike in heat-related illnesses as record temperatures intensify. The headline links the trend to climate change.
A new investigation documents allegations of unlawful and deadly force during protests led by the CJP. It also reports ongoing police impunity.
The headline announces a donation appeal supporting children in Gaza and the West Bank.
The headline warns that mosquitoes transmitting West Nile virus are not constrained by civil-protection advisories.
Reports indicate fears among businesses about intimidation and political violence ahead of upcoming polls.
Authorities are investigating the placement of 85,000 tonnes of waste at an allegedly improper location in a K+S mine.
Hundreds attended a demonstration against femicides, with organizers reporting a rise in requests for help after the woman’s death.
Protests and closed streets are disrupting Sofia during an energy forum.
Falling rocks from a mountainside struck homes along National Route 279 in Chi Lăng, Lạng Sơn, Vietnam.
The San Joaquin Valley is facing interconnected climate, drought and water-contamination problems.
Public health inspectors reportedly plan island-wide trade union action beginning tomorrow.
The United States is reviewing its childhood vaccine policies or programs.
The report highlights a potential particle-related risk in data centers and server rooms.
A report examines the mental-health impact on a farmer after two floods and describes it as part of a national crisis.
A fire broke out in a hospital neonatal intensive care unit in Amravati, Maharashtra, killing three newborns.
Fiji's military is scheduled to conduct an exercise near Vuda Marina and Serenity Island. Authorities warned the public about the activity.
A man suspected of killing five people in Oregon was found dead in Enumclaw. The headlines do not provide further details about the incident.
A poll indicates that a majority of Germans are worried about an explosive drone. The headlines do not provide details about an incident or threat assessment.
Engineers found that broadcasting ultrasonic sound from wind turbines reduced bat deaths by up to half during a two-summer study.
A riverkeeper and conservation trust sued Keystone Terminal in Jacksonville, alleging ash entered the St. Johns River.
Police have assumed command of the Dir Levies, a local security force. The headline does not state the reason or operational consequences.
Delhi plans to move inmates classified as dangerous to jails in other states while introducing a new law.
A gate collapsed during a baptism in La Romieu, France, killing a five-year-old child.
A severe fire occurred at Grupo Almar in Don Torcuato, Argentina, prompting an emergency operation.
Sri Lanka has reopened an investigation into mass graves associated with the country’s civil-war period.
Authorities are screening passengers arriving from China for coronavirus, according to the headline.
VA leaders plan to halt a mortgage rescue program launched last year. Lenders have raised concerns about the decision.
The House Veterans Affairs Committee chairman supports staffing cuts at the Department of Veterans Affairs while promising oversight.
Everything Sprouts has recalled sprouts following an outbreak in Minnesota that sickened 55 people.
Police in Wagga Wagga charged a man after seizing military-style bombs, according to the headline.
A headline reports that COVID-19 antiviral treatments are less effective than expected. It provides no details on the medicines, study or population affected.
West Nile virus has been discovered in the Susquehanna Valley. The headline does not specify whether human infections have occurred or the scale of the detection.
A study reports a surge in type 2 diabetes cases among young people.
A warning was issued concerning a dangerous release at a nuclear facility. The supplied headline does not specify the substance, location or extent of the release.
Officials in Florida are issuing advisories about mosquito-borne diseases.
Authorities extended a beach closure in Imperial Beach because of sewage contamination.
A Louisiana school has been shut down because of COVID-19.
Pressure is mounting to allow treated oilfield waste in Texas rivers and on rangeland. The proposal concerns potential contamination of water and land resources.