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BIOFIN Initiative Backs Fiji’s Shift to New Conservation Funding Model
Fiji has started a reset of how conservation gets funded, as climate pressure, ocean stress, and biodiversity loss keep tightening…
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Riyadh Records “Very Unhealthy” Air Levels, According to Global Index
Riyadh’s air slipped into the “Very Unhealthy” bracket on a widely followed global pollution index, placing the city among the…
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Fresh Evidence Ties Warming Climate to Spread of Antibiotic Resistance
Rising heat is no longer only a weather story. Public health teams are tracking a worrying pattern: hotter conditions appear…
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Dr. Toby Kiers Wins Tyler Prize as SPUN Pushes Science Into Law
Evolutionary biologist Dr. Toby Kiers has been named the 2026 Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement laureate, recognised for her work…
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Ricoh Lands on CDP’s “A List” Again for 2025 Climate and Water
Ricoh, the Japanese multinational known for office and digital services, has been named to CDP’s 2025 “A List” for climate…
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President Signals Major Shift with U.S. Withdrawal from UNFCCC
This week, the President announced the United States would leave the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), a foundational…
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As Climate Events Intensify, Homeowners See Insurers Stepping Away
Home insurance is turning into a fresh stress point in many climate-exposed regions, and it is hitting buyers even before…
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Carbon Limits Shattered as World’s Richest 1% Finish 2026 Allowance
A fresh carbon inequality claim is doing the rounds: the world’s richest 1% reportedly used up their “fair share” of…
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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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