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The Beginning of the End for Coal? China and India See Historic Drop in Power Generation

Coal-fired power generation fell simultaneously in China and India last year for the first time since the 1970s, marking a historic shift that could...

EU’s ‘Green Tariff’ Takes Effect: High-Carbon Imports Face the Carbon Price

The biggest shake-up of green trade rules in decades takes effect today, requiring companies exporting steel, cement, and other high-carbon goods into the EU to prove...

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The Beginning of the End for Coal? China and India See Historic Drop in Power Generation

Coal-fired power generation fell simultaneously in China and India last year for the first time since the 1970s, marking a historic shift that could...

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The Beginning of the End for Coal? China and India See Historic Drop in Power Generation

Coal-fired power generation fell simultaneously in China and India last year for the first time since the 1970s, marking a historic shift that could...

Oceans at the Breaking Point: Record Heat Intensifies Climate Disasters

The world’s oceans absorbed record levels of heat in 2025, setting yet another high-water mark for global warming and intensifying climate disasters, scientists say....

EU’s ‘Green Tariff’ Takes Effect: High-Carbon Imports Face the Carbon Price

The biggest shake-up of green trade rules in decades takes effect today, requiring companies exporting steel, cement, and other high-carbon goods into the EU to prove...
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Mediterranean Marine Heatwave Raises Alarms for Ocean Life

A severe marine heatwave sweeping across the Mediterranean has triggered serious concerns among scientists about its impact on marine ecosystems. Driven by the human-induced...

Melting Ice, Rising Fire: How Climate Change Could Trigger a Surge in Volcanic Eruptions

Keywords: Melting glaciers, Volcanic eruptions, Climate change impact, Antarctica volcano risk A new study reveals that the climate crisis, by accelerating the melt of...

Toxic Sludge on UK Farmland: Millions of Tonnes Spread Each Year Under Outdated 1989 Rules

Millions of tonnes of toxic sewage sludge are spread across UK farmland every year—loaded with PFAS ‘forever chemicals,’ microplastics, pharmaceuticals, and heavy metals. Water companies...

Antarctic Alarm: Rising Ocean Salinity Sparks Fears of Irreversible Sea Ice Collapse

The waters around Antarctica are undergoing a startling transformation: the Southern Ocean is rapidly becoming saltier even as sea ice vanishes at record rates,...

Climate Crisis Hits Home: Over 80% of UK Farmers Fear for Their Livelihoods and Food Supply

More than 80% of UK farmers now fear that the escalating climate crisis is jeopardising their very ability to make a living, according to...

Western Canada’s Glaciers Melting at Double the Speed — 22 Billion Truckloads of Water Lost Each Year

Glaciers in Western Canada and the U.S. are now melting at twice the rate observed just a decade ago, according to a new study...

Clouded Consequences: How Global Warming Is Rewiring the Skies—and Accelerating Itself

New research led by NASA reveals that global warming is reshaping cloud patterns in a way that amplifies the climate crisis. As Earth heats,...

Heatwave in England and Wales Could Claim 600 Lives — Scientists Link Surge to Climate Crisis

As a blistering heatwave scorches England and Wales, nearly 600 premature deaths are projected in just days—an outcome scientists say would not be happening...

From Sewer to Sip: California’s Bold Leap in Water Recycling

In the heart of drought-prone Orange County, California, what appears to be murky iced tea in treatment vats is the future of water security....

Scotland Proposes Landmark Ecocide Law to Hold Company Directors Criminally Liable for Environmental Harm

In a UK first, Scotland has introduced a bill to criminalise ecocide—severe or reckless damage to nature—with penalties including prison terms and heavy fines...

A Legal Defeat, A Global Precedent: Peruvian Farmer’s Climate Case Dismissed – But the Message Echoes

In a closely watched case, a German court has dismissed the lawsuit filed by Peruvian farmer Saul Luciano Lliuya against German coal giant RWE...

Plastics Industry Promoted ‘Advanced Recycling’ Despite Knowing Its Limitations, Report Reveals

Plastic producers have long touted “advanced recycling”—also known as chemical recycling—as a breakthrough solution to the growing plastic waste crisis. But a new report from...