The Week in Stories Around Globe

From South America to the American South, Abortion Bans Devastate Latinas

“The lack of reproductive rights that persists in the lives of the Latine community — both in the US and in Latin American and Caribbean countries — is an urgent issue that requires the building of a transnational movement. “

#ReproductiveRights #SouthAmerica #latinos #Caribbean

Majority of Finns don’t want NATO’s nukes – poll

More than three-quarters (77%) of respondents opposed the storage of nuclear weapons in Finland, where they are illegal, while just 14% supported it. Even transporting NATO’s nuclear arsenal through Finnish territory was opposed by 61% of respondents, with just 27% in favor.

#NATO #Finland #RussiaUkraineWar #Europe

The Children Won’t Save Us From Climate Change

Five years may seem like the blink of an eye to an adult, but to a kid, it’s a lifetime. Greta Thunberg is now 20; not enough has changed since she became a public figure. It’s time for the climate movement to grow up too—and it’s long past time for adults with power to force change to join the movement.


#ClimateCrisis
#ClimateAction #YOUTH #ClimateEmergency

China Opens Bomb Shelters for People to Escape Heatwave

In this photo released by Xinhua News Agency, a worker drinks at the construction site of the T3B terminal project of Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport in southwest China’s Chongqing, July 11, 2022. Flooding and extreme high temperatures have caused multiple deaths in eastern China as summer heat descends earlier than usual. (Huang Wei/Xinhua via AP)

Weather officials issued a severe drought warning for northern China on Thursday, endangering crops and pressuring overworked power infrastructure. Meanwhile, major flooding in south China has displaced thousands of people in recent weeks.

#China #heatwave #Heatsafety #HeatWaves

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