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Watchdog Flags England’s Struggle to Meet 2030 Wildlife Commitments
England is on course to miss most of its 2030 wildlife protection targets, the Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) has…
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Record Winter Heatwaves and What They Mean to 2026
High anomalies in terms of winter heatwaves have ceased to be a rare occurrence as a significant global event that…
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Economic Benefits of LEED and BREEAM Certified Buildings
Green buildings have ceased being an environmental fad and are a prudent economic choice. Developers, businesses, and governments around the…
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Centre Clears Bailadila Project: Environment Ministry Approves Iron Ore Mining in Chhattisgarh Forest
Approving iron ore mining in the Bailadila forest, Chhattisgarh by the environment ministry was a great step towards the Indian…
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New Climate Targets and How Nations Set Climate Paths in 2026
Clear climate paths help governments avoid policy zigzags that confuse investors and citizens. They also help public agencies plan roads,…
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Climate Goals Under Review: What Is the Paris Climate Agreement?
The Paris Climate Agreement, also called the Paris Agreement, is a global climate pact adopted in 2015 under the UNFCCC.…
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Indonesia Tightens Environmental Oversight After Sumatra Flood Disaster
Sumatra landslides and devastating floods that swept Indonesia at the expense of over 1,100 lives have made Indonesia environmental audits…
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New Findings on Which Cities Have the Worst Air Quality in the World
Global Desk: “Which cities have the worst air quality in the world?” keeps popping up. PM2.5 readings keep the phrase…
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Migratory Birds That Brighten India
Every winter, India turns into a living, breathing spectacle. Thousands of migratory birds swoop in from faraway places, escaping freezing…
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Japan marks a new step as its first floating offshore wind farm begins operation
Japan’s first commercial floating offshore wind farm begins operation off the Goto Islands, a small but serious step for a…
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