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Giant sinkhole in Chilean mining town haunts residents, 3 years on

Giant sinkhole in Chilean mining town haunts residents, 3 years on

TIERRA AMARILLA — Residents in the mining town of Tierra Amarilla in the Chilean desert are hopeful that a new court ruling will allay their fears about a giant sinkhole that opened near their homes more than three years ago and remains unfilled....

Owner:  Wee Chye (Melvin) Ang & SPH Media Trust
Qatar-Argentina and Chile 2025 YoC delegation boosts cultural diplomacy
Giant sinkhole in Chilean mining town haunts residents, three years on

Giant sinkhole in Chilean mining town haunts residents, three years on

TIERRA AMARILLA (Reuters) -Residents in the mining town of Tierra Amarilla in the Chilean desert are hopeful that a new court ruling will allay their fears about a giant sinkhole that opened near their homes more than three years ago and remains...

Owner:  AMSEC Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn. Bhd. Malaysian Chinese Association
Australia and Türkiye hit impasse over global climate summit

Australia and Türkiye hit impasse over global climate summit

Australia and Türkiye are still locked in COP31 negotiations and could even agree to share hosting rights for the massive event next year, as the federal government intensifies efforts to resolve a diplomatic impasse over the climate summit....

Owner:  Australian Government
We Spoke with Tomás Hirsch About His New Candidacy for Congress

We Spoke with Tomás Hirsch About His New Candidacy for Congress

Context for International Readers: Tomás Hirsch is currently campaigning for re-election as a Deputy for District 11 in the Chilean parliamentary elections, scheduled for November 16, 2025. This district encompasses the municipalities (comunas) of...

Owner:  Nelsy Lizarazo
Warming climate poses threat to blueberry producers around the world

Warming climate poses threat to blueberry producers around the world

Climate change emerged as a significant factor in the future development of blueberry production at last week’s International Blueberry Organisation summit held in Cape Town, Western Cape. Pieter Zietsman, head of the berry division at plant...

Owner:  Terry Moolman & Noel Coburn
Chile–ASEAN Business Summit 2025 In Bangkok Highlights Malaysia Among Fastest-Growing Strategic Trade Partners
Norway and Peru strengthen business cooperation in sustainability and infrastructure
Historical Expansion and Sustainability in Chile’s Main Port

Historical Expansion and Sustainability in Chile’s Main Port

Development & Aid, Economy & Trade, Editors' Choice, Headlines, Integration and Development Brazilian-style, Latin America & the Caribbean, Sustainability, Trade & Investment Economy & Trade The current port of San Antonio, on the central coast of...

Owner:  Inter Press Service (Non-profit)
Business News | Startup Chile Roadshow 2025 Opens Global Gateway for Indian Founders
Would The US Government Want To Issue CAT Bonds At Scale To Finance Losses From Climate Change?
What to Expect from Costa Rica’s Weather in October

What to Expect from Costa Rica’s Weather in October

October heads into a rainier stretch than usual for most of Costa Rica, based on the latest from the National Meteorological Institute. For those planning a trip here and those of use living here, pack that rain gear—parts of our country could see...

Owner:  Rob Hodel
Prix Pictet 2025: Chilean artist Alfredo Jaar wins prized photography and sustainability award
Virtuoso debuts the official Luxe Report 2026

Virtuoso debuts the official Luxe Report 2026

Virtuoso has debuted the official Luxe Report 2026 that shows the future of luxury travel in Australia & New Zealand. The 2026 Virtuoso Luxe Report once again taps into the collective knowledge of Virtuoso’s industry-leading travel agency members,...

Owner:  David Hovenden & Dan Uglow
Soup Season Made Easy: 12 Comforting Pasta and Noodle Bowls You'll Crave All Autumn
Free Radicals

Free Radicals

In 2013, President José “Pepe” Mujica of Uruguay gave a keynote speech on climate change to the United Nations. That most macro of problems, he argued to the assembled dignitaries, was intimately related to the more personal one of consumerism....

Owner:  The Baffler Foundation
Climate change, contrary to Internet whizzes, is not why river cruises aren’t the norm in California

Climate change, contrary to Internet whizzes, is not why river cruises aren’t the norm in California

I’ve got nothing against someone holed up in a windowless office in New York City pounding out Internet postings regarding California designed to snare clicks. It would be nice, though, if they did a little research framed by history — whether it...

Owner:  Hank & Kelly Vander Veen
New research finds costlier, deadlier fires becoming more common

New research finds costlier, deadlier fires becoming more common

By Callum Ludwig New research from the University of Tasmania’s Fire Centre has highlighted how the most catastrophic wildfires are occurring more frequently, with 43 per cent of the world’s worst recorded in just the past decade. The study...

Owner:  Thomas Family
Qatar delegation advances cultural diplomacy in Santiago, Buenos Aires
SF restaurants are flocking to a growing Bay Area suburb. Business is so different.

SF restaurants are flocking to a growing Bay Area suburb. Business is so different.

City Center is not your typical Bay Area mall. At night, the modern glass and steel structure in the Tri-Valley surburb of San Ramon looks like it’s glowing from within. Designed by world-famous architect Renzo Piano, best known around here for...

Owner:  Hearst Family

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