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Big Oil Directly Linked to Deadly Heatwaves for the First Time

For the first time, scientists have traced dozens of deadly heatwaves directly to the carbon emissions of the world’s biggest fossil fuel companies. The...

Arctic Sea Ice Slowdown: A Temporary Pause, Not a Recovery

Scientists report that the dramatic melting of Arctic sea ice has slowed over the past 20 years, with no statistically significant decline in extent...

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Big Oil Directly Linked to Deadly Heatwaves for the First Time

For the first time, scientists have traced dozens of deadly heatwaves directly to the carbon emissions of the world’s biggest fossil fuel companies. The...

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Big Oil Directly Linked to Deadly Heatwaves for the First Time

For the first time, scientists have traced dozens of deadly heatwaves directly to the carbon emissions of the world’s biggest fossil fuel companies. The...

End of a Giant: Antarctica’s Oldest Iceberg is Finally Dying

Keywords: Iceberg Melting, Climate Change Impact, Global Warming, Arctic Nearly four decades after breaking off from Antarctica, A23a — one of the largest and oldest icebergs ever recorded...

Arctic Sea Ice Slowdown: A Temporary Pause, Not a Recovery

Scientists report that the dramatic melting of Arctic sea ice has slowed over the past 20 years, with no statistically significant decline in extent...
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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...

Atlantic Ocean at Risk: Scientists Warn of Sudden, Far-Reaching Climate Consequences

A new study by researchers from Norway, Sweden, Germany, and the U.K. warns that climate-driven changes in a significant Arctic ocean current could trigger...

UK Set to Greenlight 13 New North Sea Oil and Gas Projects, Risking 350 Million Tonnes of CO₂ Emissions

Despite the new Labour government’s pledge to halt future oil and gas licensing, 13 pre-licensed North Sea projects—potentially emitting 350 million tonnes of CO₂—are...

Global Shipping Breakthrough: Landmark Climate Pact Sealed After a Decade

After nearly a decade of talks, countries have reached a landmark agreement under the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to tackle emissions from the global...

England’s Water Crisis Deepens: Pollution Surges 30% Despite Reduction Targets

Water companies in England recorded 2,487 pollution incidents in 2024 — the highest in a decade and double the limit set by the Environment...

Indonesia Plans World’s Largest Deforestation Project for Production of Bioethanol Fuel and Food Crops

Indonesia is set to clear a forested area roughly the size of Belgium to make way for the large-scale production of sugarcane-based bioethanol and food crops like rice—a...

A Hotter World, A Poorer Future: 4°C Warming Could Cut Incomes by 40%

A new study has revealed that the economic impact of climate change has been seriously underestimated — and the consequences could be far more...

Is Dirty Air Making Respiratory Infections Worse? New Study Suggests a Strong Link

We already know that air pollution can worsen many health conditions — and now, researchers are looking closely at its impact on lower respiratory...