Por: New York Daily News World June 09, 2023
As the U.S. East Coast reels from unprecedented smoke blowing from Canadian wildfires, Siberia is breaking its temperature records during its “worst heat wave in history.” The mercury reportedly topped 100 degrees Fahrenheit in Jalturovosk on Saturday, the hottest day ever in the city. More records fell on Wednesday in the cities of Baevo (103.3 Fahrenheit) and Barnaul (101.3 Fahrenheit). Siberia Extreme weather tracker Maximiliano Herrera... + full article
Newsweek USA World June 20, 2023
A collapsed hillside in Siberia might hold the secrets to what life was like on Earth more than 600,000 years ago, but since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war on February 24, 2022, the site has become largely inaccessible to Western researchers.It was a huge, huge... + más
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ABC News USA World May 09, 2023
MOSCOW -- The death toll from wildfires in Russia's Ural Mountains rose to 21 Tuesday, Russian state news agency Tass reported, citing local emergency service agencies. Wildfires have raged in the Kurgan region of the Urals and in Siberia all week. A resident of western... + más
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ABC News USA World May 08, 2023
MOSCOW -- Wildfires have engulfed large areas in Russia's Ural mountains and in Siberia this week, with authorities promising to swiftly contain them. A total of over 54,000 hectares of forests in the Sverdlovsk region in the Urals were on fire as of Monday morning,... + más
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Newsweek USA Tech March 23, 2023
The Earth's magnetic north pole is racing towards Siberia—and it is following an unusual and historically unprecedented path on its way.Experts told Newsweek that the pole could reach the vast Russian region as soon as the middle of the century.Having said that, the... + más
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NBC News USA Science February 23, 2023
A brown bear that lay almost perfectly preserved in the frozen wilds of eastern Siberia for 3,500 years has undergone a necropsy by a team of scientists after it was discovered by reindeer herders on a desolate island in the Arctic. “This find is absolutely unique: the... + más
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The Daily Beast USA World December 01, 2022
Russians are being plunged into a bleak winter where power outages and heating failures are already freezing people to death while is choosing to spend hundreds of billions of dollars prosecuting an illegal instead of helping his own citizens.In many of the remote regions where... + más
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Newsweek USA World October 08, 2022
A mobilized Russian soldier has reportedly been found dead in the latest unexplained demise of troops drafted to join Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine.State news agency Tass reported that the body of the soldier had been found on the site of the Novosibirsk Higher... + más
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