The Egyptians
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| Originally published | 1991 |
| Authors | Sergio Donadoni |
| Editors | Sergio Donadoni |
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| ID | 3016539 |
About The Egyptians
The Egyptians is a vibrant, accessible introduction to the people who lived along the Nile for almost thirty-five centuries. . . .
UK doctor sent back to Gaza after escape to Egypt is refused
... " This is more than a grotesque failure by the FCDO who are directly complicit according to The Egyptians in him being sent back to mortal danger...
Greek coastguard 'pressured' disaster survivors to blame Egyptian men
... He says there were shouts of: " You have survived death! Stop talking about the incident! Don t ask more questions about it! " The men say they are scared to speak out publicly because they fear they too will be accused like The Egyptians...
Kais Saied: Why Tunisia's president picked on sub-Saharan African migrants
... The performance was seen as part of a wider conspiracy to dispossess The Egyptians of their own culture and land, while also invoking the Palestinian situation, in ways reminiscent of the Tunisian Nationalist Party...
COP27: Fears of compromise on key 1. 5C global temperature issue
... Such are the differences between countries here, there are fears that the final document being drafted by The Egyptians may dilute or exclude the 1...
COP27: Why the latest UN climate conference matters
... The Egyptians want to have natural gas classified as a " transition" fuel, part of a broader effort, supported by many African nations, for low-income countries to be allowed to develop their fossil fuel reserves...
COP27: Climate change threatening global health - report
... The Egyptians hosts of COP27 have warned of a " crisis of trust"...
Archive sheds new light on Tutankhamun discovery, 100 years on
... " Through these photographs we can see [The Egyptians ] vital contribution and that makes it clear that what we have here is only one part of the story...
Living with the world's oldest mummies
... The Chinchorro s methods and approach to mummification differed markedly from that of The Egyptians, Mr Arriaza says...
COP27: Climate change threatening global health - report
By Ella HamblyBBC News Climate and Science
Climate Change is severely impacting people's health around The World , a report by a leading medical publication has found.
The Lancet Countdown report says The World 's continued reliance on fossil fuels increases The Risk of food insecurity, Infectious Disease and heat-related illness.
Un Secretary General António Guterres responded that global leaders must match action to the size of The Problem .
Leaders will meet for The Major climate conference COP27 in Egypt next month.
The Report includes The Work of 99 experts from organisations including The World Health Organization (WHO) and led by University College London.
It describes how Extreme Weather has increased pressure on health services globally already grappling with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Heat-related deaths globally have increased by Two Thirds over The Last two decades, it finds.
Temperature records have been broken around The World in 2022, including in the UK where 40C was recorded In July , as well as parts of Europe, Pakistan and China.
The health impacts of extreme heat include exacerbating conditions such as cardiovascular and respiratory disease, and causing heat stroke and poor Mental Health .
But it said there are solutions. " Despite The Challenges , there is clear evidence that Immediate Action could still save the lives of millions, with a rapid shift to Clean Energy and energy efficiency, " The Report concludes.
Mr Guterres said that The World is watching G20 countries, which produce 80% of global greenhouse emissions. They must Step Up efforts to slash emissions and lead The Way by investing more in Renewable Energy , he added.
" Human health, livelihoods, household budgets and national economies are being pummelled, as The Fossil fuel addiction spirals out of control, " He Said .
Today's Lancet report is a call to arms.
The authors hope The Evidence it presents shows the need for urgent action at the UN conference on climate in Egypt.
But The Summit faces strong headwinds.
Developing countries will be demanding nations which grew rich using fossil fuels cough up more cash to meet the costs of The Loss and damage our changing climate is causing.
And what about the $100bn a year for Climate Action developed countries were supposed have made available from 2020, they will ask? We Are still billions of dollars short of the total.
The Egyptians hosts of COP27 have warned of a " crisis of trust".
But the developed world is battling with a cost-of-living crisis as energy and food prices soar. Many of them are already spending billions on military support for Ukraine.
Get ready for some heated debates in Egypt.
A Unicef report, also published on Wednesday, warned urgent action is needed to increase funding to protect children and vulnerable communities from worsening heatwaves.
Researchers found that The Change in climate has increased the spread of infectious diseases. The Number of months that facilitate malaria transmission increased in the highland areas of the Americas and Africa in The Past 60 years.
Fossil fuel emissions are major contributors to air pollution. Data from the Lancet Countdown estimates that exposure to air pollution contributed to 4. 7 million deaths globally in 2020, of which 1. 3 million (35%) directly related to fossil fuel combustion.
The Impacts of Climate Change are also rapidly aggravating and worsening The Effects of other coexisting crises such as food insecurity, energy poverty and increased air pollution, it says.
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