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‘Why Nigeria may miss gas flaring stop date’ – NUPRCIbrahim Illo, a senior manager in the Sustainability, Health, Safety and Environment Department of the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum…
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Climate crisis gave Cheltenham a major headache – and more pain is comingThere is little the track’s bosses could have done to prevent the chaos on and off the track…
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RNZ
El Niño could last until May 2027, raising drought fears in Northern Marianas and GuamThe Northern Mariana Islands and Guam are facing the prospect of a longer and more severe dry season…
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Tricky trade-offs will show what Labor values most when we can’t have it allFrom AI job losses to productivity and tackling climate change, public debate is awash right now with choices… 2 sources · The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age
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The Guardian view on Cop31: the green transition must not be derailed | EditorialRenewed commitments to electrification and climate science are vital outcomes from the latest round of UN talks The…
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Jospong, ISA deepen talks on solar energy, green jobs and climate-smart agricultureThe International Solar Alliance (ISA) has presented a comprehensive solarisation roadmap to the Jospong Group of Companies (JGC)…
2 sources · MyJoyOnline, CitiNewsroom.com
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UN aims to halve global food waste by 2030 in fight against climate changeThe United Nations' Food Waste Breakthrough initiative aims to halve global food waste by 2030. Speaking at the…
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Euronews
Burgundy's Beaune wine auction hit as climate change halves harvestA key event combining luxury and charity, the Hospices de Beaune wine auction is this year constrained by…
- GhanaWeb Private sector must invest in waste management to tackle climate change – Dr Gyimah
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Inside the 2026 El Niño: Why extreme weather is spiking global heat and grocery billsAn exceptionally strong El Niño is driving global weather extremes — from floods in Peru to droughts in…
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Climate change: Researcher to test ways to protect vulnerable desert plantsIN THE FIELD: Professor Wendy Foden…
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‘It is not unusual to go 48 hours with little sleep’: what it’s like to cover a Cop climate summitThe UN’s annual climate conference began in Turkey this week. Reporting from the event can be gruelling work…
- The Star 'Save the world before it's too late': COP31 President calls for decisive action on climate change
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AGN Chair demands predictable finance as $7.6 million Urban Resilience Facility launches at COP31The African Group of Negotiators on Climate Change (AGN) has positioned urban adaptation at the center of the…
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Climate funding: Turning pledges into action remains a challengeExperts stress that funding must reach climate-vulnerable communities and deliver measurable benefits. Details…
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Rappler
[Inside the Newsroom] A fellowship for the planet'I am going to Batangas to stay at a marine station with scientists working to bring citizen science…
- The Guardian Nigeria News COP31: UN Secretary-General bids farewell, pushes sustained global action against climate crisis
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South Africa pushes climate finance at COP31South Africa says climate finance is a key priority at the COP31 talks.
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‘Risk multiplier’: super El Niño looms over Cop31 as climate pattern fuels global disastersStrongest El Niño in centuries adds urgency to UN climate talks as vulnerable countries face ‘compounding’ crises If…
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Warming seas slash Ulleung's squid catch by 99 percent in 25 yearsThe squid catch around Ulleung Island has plummeted amid rising sea temperatures caused by climate change, highlighting how…
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Pakistan takes climate concerns to South Korean media at COP31Associated Press Of Pakistan Pakistan takes climate concerns to South Korean media at COP31 Pakistan has used the…
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El Niño: West African governments urged to prepare for food and health threatsExperts warn that delayed rainfall, prolonged dry spells and rising temperatures could threaten harvests, water supplies and public…
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Nations grapple with loss of 1.5°C target at UN climate summitSome negotiators are sceptical but reluctant to abandon a target seen as essential…
5 sources · Rapporteur (formerly Euractiv), CNA, Free Malaysia Today, The Daily Star +1
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Irish cities would have flooded badly had Storm Éowyn coincided with high tide, study findsModelling finds Galway would have been ‘dealing with nearly six metres of water’, with a similar scenario facing…
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‘How can I tell if my beech hedge died in the summer heatwave?’Erratic weather patterns caused by climate change are shortening the bare root planting season…
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Taiwan Indigenous farmer revives climate-resilient milletIndigenous farmer Banu Ismahasan walks through a golden field of tall stalks in southeastern Taiwan, harvesting by hand…
2 sources · Hong Kong Free Press, The Japan Times
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Tim Winton talks Rinehart, rage, climate change and CloudstreetTim Winton nearly lost the manuscript of the book that made him famous. Decades later, the Cloudstreet author…
- AP News Thousands march in Rome to draw attention to the effects of the climate crisis
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Rappler
What are the government’s Super El Niño measures?Several government agencies have begun their preparations for the effects of Super El Niño…
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The Mainichi
At Walden Pond, 180-year-old records reveal climate change to Mainichi reporterWASHINGTON (Mainichi) -- In late August, this reporter visited Walden Pond in Concord, Massachusetts, in the eastern United…
2 sources · The Mainichi, 毎日新聞
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