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MONTREAL 鈥� Pasquale Monaco says he鈥檚 debating whether to keep renting out the two-bedroom basement apartment of the Montreal building he owns after it was flooded 鈥� again 鈥� in August, when the remnants of tropical storm Debby sent four feet of water

CACONDE, Brazil (AP) 鈥� Silvio Almeida鈥檚 coffee plantation sits at an ideal altitude on a Brazilian hillside, whose clay-rich soil does well at retaining moisture from rainfall and a nearby reservoir.

WARSAW, Poland (AP) 鈥� European Union chief Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday pledged billions of euros in aid for Central European countries that suffered enormous damage to infrastructure and housing during the massive flooding that has so far claime

WINNIPEG 鈥� A court has been asked to declare Lake Winnipeg a person with constitutional rights to life, liberty and security of person in a case that may go further than any other in trying to establish the rights of nature in Canada.

OTTAWA 鈥� The pressing issues of climate change and food security join more familiar ones like violent extremism and espionage on a new list of Canada's intelligence priorities.

Hikes to oil production and rebounding air travel put a drag on Canada's climate progress last year, a report published Thursday by a leading policy institute found, though the country was still able to make a modest cut to its planet-warming emissio

WARSAW, Poland (AP) 鈥� Soldiers and volunteers in southwestern Poland laid sandbags Wednesday near swollen rivers around the city of Wroclaw to protect homes and businesses after days of flooding across Central Europe.

HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK, Hawaii (AP) 鈥� One of the world鈥檚 most active volcanoes is erupting again in a remote part of a Hawaii national park.

ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) 鈥� Nigeria's government warned of possible flooding in 11 states following the release of water from a dam in neighboring Cameroon.

BRUSSELS (AP) 鈥� Devastating floods through much of Central Europe and deadly wildfires in Portugal are joint proof of a 鈥渃limate breakdown鈥� that will become the norm unless drastic action is taken, the European Union's head office said Wednesday.