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'Destruction everywhere': Taree cleanup begins as NSW floods reignite inter-agency tensions.
'Destruction everywhere': Taree cleanup begins as NSW floods reignite inter-agency tensions.
Residents and farmers in mid-north coast take stock of losses while firefighters union and SES argue over who should lead emergency response.
A major clean-up operation got underway in Taree today, business owners, neighbours, friends, family and strangers all came together to help the community to get back on its feet. Even the Taree football club turned up in Pulteney Street. NSW. Australia
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'Destruction everywhere': Taree cleanup begins as NSW floods reignite inter-agency tensions.
'Destruction everywhere': Taree cleanup begins as NSW floods reignite inter-agency tensions.
Residents and farmers in mid-north coast take stock of losses while firefighters union and SES argue over who should lead emergency response.
Jason Harvey, Craig Barlow and Kyle of the VRA , a NSW volunteer- bases rescue organisation took a run out on a swollen but decreasing Manning River this morning for a medical run to the isolate township of Croki, where waiting was Michele Bennett. The VRA men took a stroll through the flooded streets to see if any other people required help. Michele’s house had been inundated, the water coming up around 60-70cm. She is pictured with Mario Agis ( orange pants ) who made a measurement of the flood, comparing it with the 2021 flood event. Flooded homes and rescues are seen along the river. NSW. Australia
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'Destruction everywhere': Taree cleanup begins as NSW floods reignite inter-agency tensions.
'Destruction everywhere': Taree cleanup begins as NSW floods reignite inter-agency tensions.
Residents and farmers in mid-north coast take stock of losses while firefighters union and SES argue over who should lead emergency response.
A major clean-up operation got underway in Taree today, business owners, neighbours, friends, family and strangers all came together to help the community to get back on its feet. Even the Taree football club turned up in Pulteney Street. NSW. Australia
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'Destruction everywhere': Taree cleanup begins as NSW floods reignite inter-agency tensions.
'Destruction everywhere': Taree cleanup begins as NSW floods reignite inter-agency tensions.
Residents and farmers in mid-north coast take stock of losses while firefighters union and SES argue over who should lead emergency response.
A major clean-up operation got underway in Taree today, business owners, neighbours, friends, family and strangers all came together to help the community to get back on its feet. Even the Taree football club turned up in Pulteney Street. NSW. Australia
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Flooding in Yalding, Kent, UK.
06/01/2025. Yalding, UK.
The River Medway (TOP R) has burst it's banks flooding The Little Venice Caravan Park near Yalding in Kent The Environment Agency has a number of flood warnings in place after heavy rain overnight with melting snow adding to river levels.
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Flooding in Yalding, Kent, UK.
06/01/2025. Yalding, UK.
The River Medway (LOWER) has burst it's banks flooding The Little Venice Caravan Park near Yalding in Kent The Environment Agency has a number of flood warnings in place after heavy rain overnight with melting snow adding to river levels.
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Flooding in Yalding, Kent, UK.
06/01/2025. Yalding, UK.
The River Medway has burst it's banks flooding The Little Venice Caravan Park near Yalding in Kent The Environment Agency has a number of flood warnings in place after heavy rain overnight with melting snow adding to river levels.
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Flooding in Yalding, Kent, UK.
06/01/2025. Yalding, UK.
The River Medway (L) has burst it's banks flooding The Little Venice Caravan Park near Yalding in Kent The Environment Agency has a number of flood warnings in place after heavy rain overnight with melting snow adding to river levels.
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Surrey & Sussex flooding in UK.
06/01/2025. Lingfield, UK.
Vehicles make their along a flooded road near Lingfield in Surrey. The Environment Agency has a number of flood warnings in place after heavy rain overnight with melting snow adding to river levels.
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Surrey & Sussex flooding in UK.
06/01/2025. Lingfield, UK.
Vehicles make their along a flooded road near Lingfield in Surrey. The Environment Agency has a number of flood warnings in place after heavy rain overnight with melting snow adding to river levels.
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'We're still in survival mode': anger persists in Valencia weeks after floods
'We're still in survival mode': anger persists in Valencia weeks after floods.
Wreckage from Spain's worst natural disaster this century may have been cleared but life for many remains in disarray.
Cars are stacked waiting to be recycled at a landfill in Paiporta. In Paiporta, Spain, December 18, 2024.
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'We're still in survival mode': anger persists in Valencia weeks after floods
'We're still in survival mode': anger persists in Valencia weeks after floods.
Wreckage from Spain's worst natural disaster this century may have been cleared but life for many remains in disarray.
A sign reading ìOnly the people save the peopleî on a street in Paiporta. In Paiporta, Spain, December 18, 2024.
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'We're still in survival mode': anger persists in Valencia weeks after floods
'We're still in survival mode': anger persists in Valencia weeks after floods.
Wreckage from Spain's worst natural disaster this century may have been cleared but life for many remains in disarray.
Spanish soldiers distribute food at the cultural centre in Paiporta weeks after the Valencia floods. In Paiporta, Spain, December 18, 2024.
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'We're still in survival mode': anger persists in Valencia weeks after floods
'We're still in survival mode': anger persists in Valencia weeks after floods.
Wreckage from Spain's worst natural disaster this century may have been cleared but life for many remains in disarray.
Comedian Xavi Castillo poses inside his warehouse after the Valencia floods. In Picanya, Spain. December 18, 2024.
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'It's shameful and I won't pay it': flood-hit Italians rage against insurance call
The destruction in northern Italy has ignited debate in a country where just 6% of homes are insured against natural disaster.
The hamlet, on the banks of the Lamone River about 40 minutes from the regional capital of Bologna, has been all but wiped out.
Currently just 6% of homes are insured against natural disasters, and 5% of businesses. That, says the government, needs to change.
A temporary embankment for a floodplain has been constructed in Faenza after the third flood in sixteen months that affected the Borgo neighborhood.
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'It's shameful and I won't pay it': flood-hit Italians rage against insurance call
The destruction in northern Italy has ignited debate in a country where just 6% of homes are insured against natural disaster.
The hamlet, on the banks of the Lamone River about 40 minutes from the regional capital of Bologna, has been all but wiped out.
Currently just 6% of homes are insured against natural disasters, and 5% of businesses. That, says the government, needs to change.
Roberto Bozzi, president of Confindustria Emilia-Romagna, inside his company Vulcaflex in Cotignola (Ravenna)
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'It's shameful and I won't pay it': flood-hit Italians rage against insurance call
The destruction in northern Italy has ignited debate in a country where just 6% of homes are insured against natural disaster.
The hamlet, on the banks of the Lamone River about 40 minutes from the regional capital of Bologna, has been all but wiped out.
Currently just 6% of homes are insured against natural disasters, and 5% of businesses. That, says the government, needs to change.
Roberto Bozzi, president of Confindustria Emilia-Romagna, inside his company Vulcaflex in Cotignola (Ravenna)
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'It's shameful and I won't pay it': flood-hit Italians rage against insurance call
The destruction in northern Italy has ignited debate in a country where just 6% of homes are insured against natural disaster.
The hamlet, on the banks of the Lamone River about 40 minutes from the regional capital of Bologna, has been all but wiped out.
Currently just 6% of homes are insured against natural disasters, and 5% of businesses. That, says the government, needs to change.
Davide, the owner of a paint shop in Faenza, which experienced over 3 meters of water during the flood in May 2023 due to the overflow of the Lamone River.
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'It's shameful and I won't pay it': flood-hit Italians rage against insurance call
The destruction in northern Italy has ignited debate in a country where just 6% of homes are insured against natural disaster.
The hamlet, on the banks of the Lamone River about 40 minutes from the regional capital of Bologna, has been all but wiped out.
Currently just 6% of homes are insured against natural disasters, and 5% of businesses. That, says the government, needs to change.
Giovanni Samorì is the priest of Traversara who rang the town's bells at 3 a.m., following the instructions of the Mayor of Bagnacavallo, to warn the population that the Lamone River was overflowing.
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'It's shameful and I won't pay it': flood-hit Italians rage against insurance call
The destruction in northern Italy has ignited debate in a country where just 6% of homes are insured against natural disaster.
The hamlet, on the banks of the Lamone River about 40 minutes from the regional capital of Bologna, has been all but wiped out.
Currently just 6% of homes are insured against natural disasters, and 5% of businesses. That, says the government, needs to change.
Giovanni Samorì is the priest of Traversara who rang the town's bells at 3 a.m., following the instructions of the Mayor of Bagnacavallo, to warn the population that the Lamone River was overflowing.
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'It's shameful and I won't pay it': flood-hit Italians rage against insurance call
The destruction in northern Italy has ignited debate in a country where just 6% of homes are insured against natural disaster.
The hamlet, on the banks of the Lamone River about 40 minutes from the regional capital of Bologna, has been all but wiped out.
Currently just 6% of homes are insured against natural disasters, and 5% of businesses. That, says the government, needs to change.
Inside the bar of Dante Barattoni, which was damaged by the flood on September 19 in Traversara (Ravenna), there is a scarf with the words "Orgoglio Romagnolo" (Romagnol Pride)
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'It's shameful and I won't pay it': flood-hit Italians rage against insurance call
The destruction in northern Italy has ignited debate in a country where just 6% of homes are insured against natural disaster.
The hamlet, on the banks of the Lamone River about 40 minutes from the regional capital of Bologna, has been all but wiped out.
Currently just 6% of homes are insured against natural disasters, and 5% of businesses. That, says the government, needs to change.
The damage caused by the flood on September 19 in Traversara, a small town in the province of Ravenna, where the Lamone River broke its banks
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'It's shameful and I won't pay it': flood-hit Italians rage against insurance call
The destruction in northern Italy has ignited debate in a country where just 6% of homes are insured against natural disaster.
The hamlet, on the banks of the Lamone River about 40 minutes from the regional capital of Bologna, has been all but wiped out.
Currently just 6% of homes are insured against natural disasters, and 5% of businesses. That, says the government, needs to change.
The damage caused by the flood on September 19 in Traversara, a small town in the province of Ravenna, where the Lamone River broke its banks.
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'It's shameful and I won't pay it': flood-hit Italians rage against insurance call
The destruction in northern Italy has ignited debate in a country where just 6% of homes are insured against natural disaster.
The hamlet, on the banks of the Lamone River about 40 minutes from the regional capital of Bologna, has been all but wiped out.
Currently just 6% of homes are insured against natural disasters, and 5% of businesses. That, says the government, needs to change.
The damage caused by the flood on September 19 in Traversara, a small town in the province of Ravenna, where the Lamone River broke its banks
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'It's shameful and I won't pay it': flood-hit Italians rage against insurance call
The destruction in northern Italy has ignited debate in a country where just 6% of homes are insured against natural disaster.
The hamlet, on the banks of the Lamone River about 40 minutes from the regional capital of Bologna, has been all but wiped out.
Currently just 6% of homes are insured against natural disasters, and 5% of businesses. That, says the government, needs to change.
Daniele Fenati in front of his house in Traversara (Ravenna), partially destroyed by the flood on September 19 and declared uninhabitable by the Fire Department.
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'It's shameful and I won't pay it': flood-hit Italians rage against insurance call
The destruction in northern Italy has ignited debate in a country where just 6% of homes are insured against natural disaster.
The hamlet, on the banks of the Lamone River about 40 minutes from the regional capital of Bologna, has been all but wiped out.
Currently just 6% of homes are insured against natural disasters, and 5% of businesses. That, says the government, needs to change.
The damage caused by the flood on September 19 in Traversara, a small town in the province of Ravenna, where the Lamone River broke its banks
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Can southern Brazil's deadly floods spur the shift to green energy?
Months after devastating rains displaced 420,000 people in Rio Grande do Sul, an unusual consensus has formed around the need for a faster transition to renewables.
Southern Brazil - like the rest of the country - is an outstanding model of adopting clean energy. According to the energy ministry's report last year on the National Energy Balance, more than 80% of Brazil's electricity already comes from renewables.
On the banks of the 448 motorway, which connects Porto Alegre, the capital of Rio Grande do Sul, with the metropolitan cities, a mountain of flood debris can be seen. After the impacts of the climate crisis in Rio Grande do Sul, some people are still suffering from the damage caused by the floods in May. The state of Rio Grande do Sul has announced a plan to promote sustainable development that can combat the damage caused by climate change, through investments in renewable energies and the green economy. Porto Alegre, Brazil. 10/04/2024.
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Can southern Brazil's deadly floods spur the shift to green energy?
Months after devastating rains displaced 420,000 people in Rio Grande do Sul, an unusual consensus has formed around the need for a faster transition to renewables.
Southern Brazil - like the rest of the country - is an outstanding model of adopting clean energy. According to the energy ministry's report last year on the National Energy Balance, more than 80% of Brazil's electricity already comes from renewables.
In the Sarandi neighbourhood, in the northern part of Porto Alegre, the capital of Rio Grande do Sul, you can still see signs of the tragedy. After the impacts of the climate crisis in Rio Grande do Sul, some people are still suffering from the damage caused by the floods in May. The state of Rio Grande do Sul has announced a plan to promote sustainable development that can tackle the damage caused by climate change, through investments in renewable energies and the green economy.
Porto Alegre, Brazil. 10/04/2024.
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Can southern Brazil's deadly floods spur the shift to green energy?
Months after devastating rains displaced 420,000 people in Rio Grande do Sul, an unusual consensus has formed around the need for a faster transition to renewables.
Southern Brazil - like the rest of the country - is an outstanding model of adopting clean energy. According to the energy ministry's report last year on the National Energy Balance, more than 80% of Brazil's electricity already comes from renewables.
Marisela Guzman, 31, is a single mother of four children aged between 2 and 13. In her home in the Sarandi neighbourhood, in the northern part of Porto Alegre, the capital of Rio Grande do Sul, you can still see signs of the tragedy. After the impacts of the climate crisis in Rio Grande do Sul, some people are still suffering from the damage caused by the floods in May. The state of Rio Grande do Sul has announced a plan to promote sustainable development that can tackle the damage caused by climate change, through investments in renewable energies and the green economy.
Porto Alegre, Brazil. 10/04/2024.
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Can southern Brazil's deadly floods spur the shift to green energy?
Months after devastating rains displaced 420,000 people in Rio Grande do Sul, an unusual consensus has formed around the need for a faster transition to renewables.
Southern Brazil - like the rest of the country - is an outstanding model of adopting clean energy. According to the energy ministry's report last year on the National Energy Balance, more than 80% of Brazil's electricity already comes from renewables.
Venezuelan Alexandra Marina Romero, 27, is a single mother of four children aged between 2 and 11. In her home in the Sarandi neighbourhood, in the northern part of Porto Alegre, the capital of Rio Grande do Sul, you can still see signs of the tragedy. After the impacts of the climate crisis in Rio Grande do Sul, some people are still suffering from the damage caused by the floods in May. The state of Rio Grande do Sul has announced a plan to promote sustainable development that can tackle the damage caused by climate change, through investments in renewable energies and the green economy.
Porto Alegre, Brazil. 10/04/2024.
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Flooding in the UK in Letchworth Garden City, UK.
26/09/2024. Letchworth Garden City, United Kingdom.
Flooding in the UK. Cars drive through a flooded road in Letchworth Garden City in Hertfordshire, as heavy rain hits the UK.
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Flooding in the UK in Letchworth Garden City, UK.
26/09/2024. Letchworth Garden City, United Kingdom.
Flooding in the UK. Cars drive through a flooded road in Letchworth Garden City in Hertfordshire, as heavy rain hits the UK.
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Flooding in the UK in Letchworth Garden City, UK.
26/09/2024. Letchworth Garden City, United Kingdom.
Flooding in the UK. Cars drive through a flooded road in Letchworth Garden City in Hertfordshire, as heavy rain hits the UK.
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Flooding in the UK in Letchworth Garden City, UK.
26/09/2024. Letchworth Garden City, United Kingdom.
Flooding in the UK. Cars go through a flooded road in Letchworth Garden City in Hertfordshire, as heavy rain hits the UK.
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Flooding in the UK in Letchworth Garden City, UK.
26/09/2024. Letchworth Garden City, United Kingdom.
Flooding in the UK. Cars go through a flooded road in Letchworth Garden City in Hertfordshire, as heavy rain hits the UK.
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Tasmanians take stock of damage after record flooding
Derwent Valley residents say the water rose at a frightening pace in the biggest flood since Meadowbank dam was built.
Record flooding has swamped Tasmania, inundating roads and properties, resulting in many residents of towns surrounding the Derwent River near Meadowbank and Macquarie Plains evacuating.
Drone image of Flooded Hop Fields at Bushy Park estate .
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Tasmanians take stock of damage after record flooding
Derwent Valley residents say the water rose at a frightening pace in the biggest flood since Meadowbank dam was built.
Record flooding has swamped Tasmania, inundating roads and properties, resulting in many residents of towns surrounding the Derwent River near Meadowbank and Macquarie Plains evacuating.
Drone image at a flooded area of New Norfolk.
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Tasmanians take stock of damage after record flooding
Derwent Valley residents say the water rose at a frightening pace in the biggest flood since Meadowbank dam was built.
Record flooding has swamped Tasmania, inundating roads and properties, resulting in many residents of towns surrounding the Derwent River near Meadowbank and Macquarie Plains evacuating.
Drone image of Flooded Hop Fields at Bushy Park estate .
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Tasmanians take stock of damage after record flooding
Derwent Valley residents say the water rose at a frightening pace in the biggest flood since Meadowbank dam was built.
Record flooding has swamped Tasmania, inundating roads and properties, resulting in many residents of towns surrounding the Derwent River near Meadowbank and Macquarie Plains evacuating.
Tom Parry HPA Hop Fields at Bushy Park estate .
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The overwhelming scale of loss in Brazil's floods
In the state of Rio Grande do Sul, authorities are struggling to find shelter for half a million displaced people as a health crisis looms.
In Canoas, more than 100,000 of its 347,000 inhabitants have been displaced, according to city officials.
Many affected by the floods who were left homeless camp on the city's viaducts, such as one over the BR116, at the entrance to the city. São Leopoldo, a city in the metropolitan region of Porto Alegre, is another of the cities that were hit by the rains in Rio Grande do Sul. There, neighborhoods, such as the Rio dos Sinos neighborhood, are still under water. Where the water minimally receded and there was the possibility of returning to their homes, some victims of this flood returned to see the extent of the damage and begin cleaning.
Brazil, Sao Leopoldo, RS. - 19/05/2024
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The overwhelming scale of loss in Brazil's floods
In the state of Rio Grande do Sul, authorities are struggling to find shelter for half a million displaced people as a health crisis looms.
In Canoas, more than 100,000 of its 347,000 inhabitants have been displaced, according to city officials.
Family is rescued from a building in the Rio dos Sinos neighborhood, in São Leopoldo. São Leopoldo, a city in the metropolitan region of Porto Alegre, is another of the cities that were hit by the rains in Rio Grande do Sul. There, neighborhoods, such as the Rio dos Sinos neighborhood, are still under water. Hit by floods, homeless people camp on city overpasses. Where the water minimally receded and there was the possibility of returning to their homes, some victims of this flood returned to see the extent of the damage and begin cleaning.
Brazil, Sao Leopoldo, RS. - 19/05/2024
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Can southern Brazil's deadly floods spur the shift to green energy?
Months after devastating rains displaced 420,000 people in Rio Grande do Sul, an unusual consensus has formed around the need for a faster transition to renewables.
Southern Brazil - like the rest of the country - is an outstanding model of adopting clean energy. According to the energy ministry's report last year on the National Energy Balance, more than 80% of Brazil's electricity already comes from renewables.
Elisandro Dutra Glubert, 38, a construction foreman, has lost count of how many people and animals he has rescued as a volunteer. But when he entered his home and saw the destruction caused by the flood for the first time, he was moved. Today, in addition to rescuing people, he supplies water, food and rations to people who have not left their homes. Sao Leopoldo, a city in the metropolitan region of Porto Alegre, is another city that was hit by the rains in Rio Grande do Sul. There, neighbourhoods, such as the Rio dos Sinos neighbourhood, are still under water. Affected by the floods, displaced people are camping on overpasses in the city. Where the water has receded to a minimum and it was possible to return to their homes, some victims of the flood have returned to see the extent of the damage and begin cleaning up.
Sao Leopoldo, Brazil. 19/05/2024.
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The overwhelming scale of loss in Brazil's floods
In the state of Rio Grande do Sul, authorities are struggling to find shelter for half a million displaced people as a health crisis looms.
In Canoas, more than 100,000 of its 347,000 inhabitants have been displaced, according to city officials.
Elisandro Dutra Glubert, 38 years old, construction foreman, has already lost count of how many people and animals he has rescued as a volunteer. But when he entered his home and saw the destruction caused by the flood for the first time, he was moved. Today, in addition to rescues, it supplies people who have not left their homes with water, food and food. On his first return, he ended up finding his wallet with documents, his cell phones and a perfume in one of his vehicles. And in the courtyard of the house, he found a tortoise that he ended up taking to the animal shelter. São Leopoldo, a city in the metropolitan region of Porto Alegre, is another of the cities that were hit by the rains in Rio Grande do Sul. There, neighborhoods, such as the Rio dos Sinos neighborhood, are still under water. Hit by floods, homeless people camp on city overpasses. Where the water minimally receded and there was the possibility of returning to their homes, some victims of this flood returned to see the extent of the damage and begin cleaning.
Brazil, Sao Leopoldo, RS. - 19/05/2024
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Can southern Brazil's deadly floods spur the shift to green energy?
Months after devastating rains displaced 420,000 people in Rio Grande do Sul, an unusual consensus has formed around the need for a faster transition to renewables.
Southern Brazil - like the rest of the country - is an outstanding model of adopting clean energy. According to the energy ministry's report last year on the National Energy Balance, more than 80% of Brazil's electricity already comes from renewables.
Volunteers are circulating around Vila Farrapos, in the northern part of Porto Alegre, trying to convince people to leave their homes in the flooded areas and go to shelters. Along the way, they also try to rescue some abandoned animals and, when this does not happen, they leave food for cats and dogs. Armed police officers have been monitoring the rescues after reports of looting of flooded establishments and assaults on boats.
Porto Alegre, Brazil. 14/05/2024.
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The overwhelming scale of loss in Brazil's floods
In the state of Rio Grande do Sul, authorities are struggling to find shelter for half a million displaced people as a health crisis looms.
In Canoas, more than 100,000 of its 347,000 inhabitants have been displaced, according to city officials.
Volunteers circulate around Vila Farrapos, in the north of Porto Alegre, in an attempt to convince people to leave their homes in flooded areas and go to shelters. During the journey they also try to rescue some abandoned animals and, when that doesn't happen, they leave food for cats and dogs. Armed police have been monitoring the rescues after reports of looting from flooded establishments and boat robberies.
Brazil, Porto Alegre, RS. - 14/05/2024
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The overwhelming scale of loss in Brazil's floods
In the state of Rio Grande do Sul, authorities are struggling to find shelter for half a million displaced people as a health crisis looms.
In Canoas, more than 100,000 of its 347,000 inhabitants have been displaced, according to city officials.
Volunteers circulate near Farrapos station, in the north of Porto Alegre, in an attempt to convince people to leave their homes in flooded areas and go to shelters. During the journey they also try to rescue some abandoned animals and, when that doesn't happen, they leave food for cats and dogs.
Brazil, Porto Alegre, RS. - 14/05/2024
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The overwhelming scale of loss in Brazil's floods
In the state of Rio Grande do Sul, authorities are struggling to find shelter for half a million displaced people as a health crisis looms.
In Canoas, more than 100,000 of its 347,000 inhabitants have been displaced, according to city officials.
Near the Usina do Gasólogo, in the center of Porto Alegre, people pass through a barrier installed to try to contain the advance of the waters of the Guaíba, in the center of Porto Alegre.
Brazil, Porto Alegre, RS. - 14/05/2024
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Brazil is reeling from catastrophic floods. What went wrong - and what does the future hold?
In the country's south, up to half of the annual predicted rain fell in just 10 days - the third such event in a year. Experts say it is time to plan for a new normal.
Extreme weather of Brazil's southernmost state twice last year. In September 2023, Muçum and its nearly 5,000 inhabitants were at the centre of the devastation caused by floods.
05/08/2024 - Flood in Canoas, Brazil.
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Brazil is reeling from catastrophic floods. What went wrong - and what does the future hold?
In the country's south, up to half of the annual predicted rain fell in just 10 days - the third such event in a year. Experts say it is time to plan for a new normal.
Extreme weather of Brazil's southernmost state twice last year. In September 2023, Muçum and its nearly 5,000 inhabitants were at the centre of the devastation caused by floods.
Flood in Porto Alegre Brazil. 08/05/2024.
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Brazil is reeling from catastrophic floods. What went wrong - and what does the future hold?
In the country's south, up to half of the annual predicted rain fell in just 10 days - the third such event in a year. Experts say it is time to plan for a new normal.
Extreme weather of Brazil's southernmost state twice last year. In September 2023, Muçum and its nearly 5,000 inhabitants were at the centre of the devastation caused by floods.
Flood in Porto Alegre Brazil. 08/05/2024.
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