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upi.com@CBSNews reported that France is experiencing one of its most intense heat waves in years. Temperatures this week exceed those in 99 percent of the planet. Residents are seeking relief in cooling centers and waterways.
The IndependentThe company released renderings for its second large river vessel. AmaRudi will sail the Danube starting in spring 2027.
EuronewsAmaWaterways announced details of its new double-width vessel on 24 June 2026. The ship will launch on the Danube River in spring 2027 and accommodate 196 guests.
hipparis.comResidents are swimming in the Canal Saint-Martin as temperatures exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Forty people have drowned while swimming in other waterways this period.
Federal and state officials have flagged a substance in U.S. waterways that may affect fertility. The chemical appears on a federal monitoring list and has drawn attention from multiple state attorneys general.
The BbcA conservation organization is asking residents to form teams to pull out Himalayan balsam, an invasive plant that spreads along waterways. The group will provide training and help locate priority areas for removal.
theconversation.comThe Ghana Meteorological Agency has issued a warning about potential flooding and storms in parts of southern Ghana during the peak of the 2026 rainy season. Officials identified several high-risk areas and urged residents to clear drains and avoid building on waterways.
Four Ukrainian drone attacks struck an oil refinery in the Russian town of Tuapse in April and May. The strikes released oil into local waterways and contaminated air with toxins.
nypost.comAuthorities detained Albert Bazaar of Angie, Louisiana, on charges of conspiracy and violations of the Lacey Act. An indictment alleges he poached more than 1,800 turtles from Florida waterways between January 2022 and December 2023 and sold them to an exporter who shipped the an…
Rising water levels from heavy winter rainfall have begun restoring Iraq's southern marshes after years of drought that dried up large areas and forced residents to migrate. In the Chibayish marshes, canoes now glide through waterways, water buffalo graze on returning pasture, an…
nypost.comThe U.S. and Iran have shifted from direct military conflict to economic measures, including blockades and seizures, as a fragile cease-fire holds without plans for further talks. President Trump extended the truce while ordering naval actions in key waterways. The standoff has d…
brobible.comResearchers in Sweden conducted a study on Atlantic salmon exposed to cocaine and its byproduct benzoylecgonine. The fish exhibited increased swimming speed and distance compared to unexposed salmon. The findings highlight potential ecological impacts of drug pollutants in waterw…
680news.comParts of the Midwest experienced severe weather for a third day, including flash flooding in Milwaukee and record river levels in Cheboygan County, Michigan. The weather events have affected transportation and local waterways.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewUS President Donald Trump posted on social media that Iran has no substantial leverage except for short-term interference with international waterways, which he described as extortion. He claimed Iran's viability depends on engaging in negotiations. The remarks come amid ongoing…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewLos Angeles County is developing projects to restore sections of the Los Angeles River and other waterways, including new parks and habitats. These initiatives aim to enhance recreational access and community spaces along rivers, creeks, and washes. The plans build on decades of…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewNegotiations over the Strait of Hormuz may draw from international treaties that regulate other key maritime chokepoints, including the Bosporus and the Danish straits. These agreements establish rules for navigation and access in strategically important waterways. The analysis c…
Volunteers known as the Cooks River Mudcrabs have worked for 20 years to clean up and restore Sydney's Cooks River, which Abc reported as one of the nation's most toxic waterways. The river, spanning 23 kilometers through inner western suburbs, faced heavy industrial pollution in…