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UNESCO is digitizing Radio Mogadishu's tape recordings
In Zambia, the same project is moving National Broadcasting Corporation film and tape onto formats that later equipment can still read.
Ice-sheet loss would remain after warming falls to 1.5 degrees
The Guardian account puts the report's current-policy path at 2.8 degrees, with less than 10 percent of glacier ice left in the Rockies, the Alps, Iceland, and Scandinavia, and about 20 to 35 percent left on a 1.5 degree path.
UN adopts a declaration on rising seas
That record says the text commits the international community to speed adaptation to rising seas, to legal certainty for maritime borders, and to continuity of the state for nations threatened with disappearance.
Spider Crater still shows an ancient impact
Landsat 9 recorded the crater on September 20, 2026, and the observatory used the image for its October puzzler.