
ESA Satellites Expose Amazon Deforestation Ahead of COP30
New high-resolution satellite imagery from the European Space Agency reveals extensive deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon, providing critical data ahead of the COP30 climate conference.
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New high-resolution satellite imagery from the European Space Agency reveals extensive deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon, providing critical data ahead of the COP30 climate conference.

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High-resolution satellite imagery analyzed by Yale University reveals evidence of mass killings in El-Fasher, Sudan, with pools of blood visible from space.

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Maxar Technologies' two businesses, formed after its 2023 acquisition, have been rebranded. Maxar Intelligence is now Vantor and Maxar Space Systems is Lanteris.

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