naravne nesreče

Many fire engines on a street during a large fire-fighting mission in Upper Austria - the fire departments in Austria are largely organized on a voluntary basis - their members come on volunteer missions

Avstrijska Koroška

Velik požar v Lesni dolini prizadel tudi vire pitne vode

Iskrica, družina Grm - Zupančič, Ponikve. Foto: Mehlin konstrukcije / Foto: Mehlin Konstrukcije

Dobro se z dobrim vrača

Veriga dobrote: po skoraj dveh letih življenja v zabojnikih družini streha nad glavo

Reševanje je bilo zahtevno / Foto: Zajem Zaslona

reševalna akcija

(VIDEO) Tri ure groze: nepozornost ob obali skoraj usodna za družino

Brdo pri Lukovici, Cebelarska zveza Slovenije.Novinarska konferenca o cebelarjenju na obmocju medveda.V okviru dogodka so cebelarjem razdelili komplet z zascitno ograjo za cebelnjake.

119 vlog

Čebelarska zveza čebelarjem razdelila zaščitno opremo proti medvedu

- 04.03.2026 - Pilotka policijskega helikopterja Breda Šprajcar//FOTO: Jaka Gasar / Foto: Jaka Gasar

Adrenalin nad oblaki

Fizika ne ve, ali helikopter upravlja moški ali ženska: navdihujoča zgodba slovenske policijske pilotke

Police officers inspect a damaged building following an earthquake in Manado, North Sulawesi, Indonesia, Thursday, April 2, 2026. (AP Photo/Tonny Rarung)

Otok Sulavezi

Potres z magnitudo 7,4 v Indoneziji, rušile so se stavbe, tudi smrtna žrtev

Ilustrativna slika, generirana s pomočjo umetne inteligence. Večina resničnih fotografij iz tistega časa je namreč preveč grozljivih, da bi jih lahko objavili. / Foto: Google Gemini

NAJVEČJE NARAVNE NESREČE

Hitrost vetra presegla 185 km/h, kar je sprožilo gromozanski zid vode

Italija

Toskano stresel potres z magnitudo 4,1

Children work in an aggregate mining site, Kolwezi. As a climate emergency approaches, industries across the world slowly begin to adapt and change. Demand soars for materials needed for renewable technologies, with cobalt and copper more essential than ever for use in electric vehicle batteries and other cutting-edge applications. Around two thirds of Earth's deposits of the ores that contain cobalt, as well as vast reserves of copper, are found in the dusty southern provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo. With a renewed interest from the global community, billions of dollars flow in and out of Congo. Multinational companies vie for rights to mineral deposits and Congolese politicians create a fruitful niche for themselves in the sale of contracts and site access around the mining town of Kolwezi. Little of this wealth comes to those who live and work here, as communities find themselves exploited, poisoned and excluded from the riches of the green minerals of the electric future.,Image: 804607234, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions:, Model Release: no

DR Kongo

Krvava ruda: Otroci se vračajo na delo v rudnik, ker nimajo druge izbire