KTF news – 'The River just Exploded on Us': Nebraska Under SiegeWatch this video on YouTube Image: Eileen L. Williamson from nwo.usace.army.mil/Media/Images/igphoto/2001047072/ Transcript of this video Source References ‘The river just exploded on us’: Nebraska farmer not sure if he…

CNSNews.com: Robert “Beto” O’Rourke, one of 20 people running for the Democrat presidential nomination, went to Yosemite Valley on Monday to announce what he calls “the most ambitious climate plan in the history of the United States.” “Here we are…

Omaha World-Herald: Sherman County farmer-cattleman Richard Panowicz knows nothing will ever be the same after this month’s winter cyclone triggered a flood on the Middle Loup River less than a half-mile from his back door. The river has changed course….

The Age: Residents of the small community of Tonimbuk are sifting through the ruins of homes and properties in the wake of the ferocious Bunyip fire. Tonimbuk, a rural hamlet home to 208 people, was among the areas hardest hit…

USAToday: First responders in southeast Alabama hunted for survivors Monday after a devastating tornado killed at least 23 people, smashed homes, and toppled power lines and a massive steel cell tower. The tornado Sunday was part of a powerful storm system…

KTF News – Adelaide breaks its all time heat record, hitting 46.6CWatch this video on YouTube Image: Wikimedia Commons (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0), http://www.publicdomainfiles.com/show_file.php?id=13935648615025 Transcript of this video Source References Adelaide breaks its all-time heat record, hitting 46.6C, in extreme Australia heatwave

The Guardian: Temperature records have tumbled across South Australia, with the city of Adelaide experiencing its hottest day on record, as the second heatwave in as many weeks hit southern parts of Australia. Adelaide hit 46.6C [116F) on Thursday afternoon,…

KTF News – War Over WaterWatch this video on YouTube Photo by Pixabay from Pexels Transcript of this video Source References Seven reasons the Middle East could be heading towards a war over water OIC WATER REPORT 2015

Agencia EFE: Thousands of fish have mysteriously died en masse in farms along the Euphrates in central Iraq, leaving local breeders with an uncertain commercial future while the government scrambles to establish a cause. Mounds of dead silvery carp buzzing…

TRTWorld: The Middle East is quietly heading towards the largest natural disaster in human history, and there’s nothing it can do about it. In 2015, a report by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation quietly warned of a bleak, water-scarce future…

KTF News – Floods in Niger claim 45 lives since JuneWatch this video on YouTube Transcript of this video Source References Floods in Niger claim 45 lives since June: UN

News 24: Forty-five people have died in the arid West African country of Niger in flooding since June, and nearly 209,000 have been affected, the UN said on Tuesday. The rains destroyed nearly 17,400 homes, killed more than 33,000 livestock…