Floatation tanks deployed to Maui for wildfire survivors

A shipping container with three mobile floatation tanks is en route to Maui to address rising mental health challenges after the 2023 wildfires. The initiative aims to offer free therapy sessions while collecting data on the treatment.

Justin Feinstein announced the project on 2 May at the Embodied Minds Summit in Los Angeles. The tanks will provide free sessions for first responders and survivors of the fires that killed 102 people and destroyed thousands of homes in August 2023. Feinstein, who leads the non-profit Float Research Collective, noted the lack of local infrastructure for a mental health crisis of this scale and highlighted increased risks of depression, anxiety, and PTSD.

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South Africa's annual supply mission to Marion Island has been delayed due to fuel shortages caused by the war between the US, Israel and Iran. The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment confirmed that global scarcity of specialised polar diesel disrupted the departure of the SA Agulhas II. Officials stated they are working to limit the impact while ensuring safety.

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A US company has developed autonomous ocean platforms to handle AI computing demands with wave-generated electricity. Panthalassa announced $140 million in funding last week for the project.

Egypt’s Ministry of Health launched new mental health clinics under the presidential “Your Health is Happiness” initiative, in partnership with Viatris Egypt. The move aims to expand psychological services and integrate them into the public healthcare system. Health Minister Khaled Abdel Ghaffar stated that mental health has become a core pillar of Egypt’s public health strategy.

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Nelson Mandela Bay is facing a severe water crisis marked by critically low reservoir levels and ongoing outages affecting dozens of suburbs.

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