Currently on the WHS News feed on the front page is an entry for an article (Eight mile wall of prehistoric...) that describes an immense area of newly-discovered pictographs in the Amazon region of Colombia.

Many of the reports in the media have erroneously implied that the site is in Chiribiquete National Park, but actually it is in another location entirely, Serranía La Lindosa, Guaviare State, an area just now being explored after the farc signed a peace treaty with the Colombian government.

https://news.artnet.com/art-world/colombian-amazon-ice-age-rock-paintings-1927407/amp-page#click=https://t.co/7x5S56j5wx

The photos I have seen so far are absolutely incredible, and this place needs to be added to Colombia's Tentative List as soon as possible!!

Report: Climate change damaging more World Heritage sites
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https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/report-climate-change-damaging-world-heritage-sites-74500704?cid=clicksource_4380645_13_hero_headlines_bsq_hed

That's great. The rock art is incredible. One doesn't have to enter the WHS park to see it.

But that means that, however great the news is, it shouldn't be on the front page as it has no relation to a WHS?

The barriers have been raised tonight, and will be in use through the whole week because of exceptional acque alte! It seems that the unpredictability of the tide was given by strong winds, together with swollen rivers. It has been raining and snowing unabatedly on all Northern Italy these last days.

Well, the MOSE (the barrier system for flood prevention) is still in an experimental phase, so they'll have to tweak some parameters.

Mt Etna erupts - https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-europe-39122310

It's an article from 2017?

https://www.voanews.com/europe/italys-mount-etna-lights-pre-dawn-sky-spectacular-eruption (it's so frequent I don't add it to the news anymore)

It's still always spectacular nevertheless!