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Tanzania's Lake Natron is one of the world's deadliest lakes, yet a paradise for flamingos

Times of India

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July 8, 2026

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Tanzania's Lake Natron is one of the world's deadliest lakes, yet a paradise for flamingos
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Guineematin.com

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· Jun 23, 2026

Bankon (Siguiri) : le manque d’eau potable plonge les femmes dans un calvaire quotidien à Nafadji

Situé dans la sous-préfecture de Bankon, à la frontière entre la Guinée et le Mali, le district de Nafadji est confronté à une grave pénurie d’eau potable. Dans cette localité fortement peuplée de la préfecture de Siguiri, les infrastructures hydrauliques existantes sont largement insuffisantes pour répondre aux besoins des habitants. Cela oblige les femmes à [] The post Bankon (Siguiri) : le manque d’eau potable plonge les femmes dans un calvaire quotidien à Nafadji first appeared on Guineematin.com.

Ghanaian Times

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· Jul 7, 2026

Waste, greed and silence: Who will save Sakumo Lagoon?

The unfolding environmental crisis at the Sakumono Ramsar Site should trouble every Ghanaian who values our natural heritage. What was once a thriving wetland of international importance is now being choked under heaps of refuse, right before our eyes. The Ghanaian Times has, through a visit to the Sakumo Lagoon, observed a disturbing reality: a The post Waste, greed and silence: Who will save Sakumo Lagoon? appeared first on Ghanaian Times.

Times of India

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· Jul 8, 2026

How a giant meteor strike created Ghana's Lake Bosumtwi and its rich gold deposits

How a giant meteor strike created Ghana's Lake Bosumtwi and its rich gold deposits

The Namibian

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· Jul 2, 2026

Guardians of The Deep: Namibia’s sharks and rays

Sharks, rays, skates and chimaeras are unlike most fish. They have skeletons made of cartilage rather than bone, and inhabit oceans worldwide, as well as in some estuaries and even in freshwater environments. Namibia is home to 87 of these species: 52 sharks, 27 skates and rays, and eight chimaeras. Crucially, 29 are listed as [] The post Guardians of The Deep: Namibia’s sharks and rays appeared first on The Namibian.

DailyNewsHungary

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· Jul 11, 2026

These are the best beaches on Lake Balaton this year

Numerous Lake Balaton beaches entered this year’s competition committing to have their facilities assessed against a rigorous set of criteria. lakebalaton balaton kisfaludy balatonfüred Continue reading: https://dailynewshungary.com/best-beach-of-lake-balaton-named/

KROF – 960 AM – Lafayette

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· Jun 26, 2026

These Are the Most Snake-Filled Lakes in Louisiana

These Are the Most Snake-Filled Lakes in Louisiana

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Related coverage for "Tanzania's Lake Natron is one of the world's deadliest lakes, yet a paradise for flamingos": Guineematin.com — Bankon (Siguiri) : le manque d’eau potable plonge les femmes dans un calvaire quotidien à Nafadji. Ghanaian Times — Waste, greed and silence: Who will save Sakumo Lagoon?. Times of India — How a giant meteor strike created Ghana's Lake Bosumtwi and its rich gold deposits. The Namibian — Guardians of The Deep: Namibia’s sharks and rays. DailyNewsHungary — These are the best beaches on Lake Balaton this year. KROF – 960 AM – Lafayette — These Are the Most Snake-Filled Lakes in Louisiana