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Shark attack deaths prompt calls for new mitigation strategies

Following three fatal shark attacks in two months, experts and politicians are debating shark mitigation strategies. Calls for the reintroduction of drumlines and selective culling have resurfaced, while WA Premier Roger Cook favors tagging and personal deterrents. The effectiveness of various deterrents, including electronic devices, is also being discussed.

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India confronts sharper, earlier heatwaves as El Niño intensifies

Environment·5/1/2026AI summary

India confronts sharper, earlier heatwaves as El Niño intensifies

India is experiencing unusually intense heatwaves earlier in the year, with temperatures surpassing 40°C in many regions and near 46–47°C in places like Akola. The warming trend is linked to the developing El Niño, which could amplify heat extremes and disrupt monsoon patterns, threatening health, livelihoods, and energy demand. The Lancet Countdown links heat exposure to rising illness and potential income losses, while urban design and incomplete protection worsen risk.