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Adapting Agriculture: China’s Plan to Climate Proof Potatoes
Molecular biologist Li Jieping and his colleagues gather a cluster of seven atypically small potatoes, one as little as a…
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Heavy rains and travel disruptions expected as Cyclone Fengal approaches
Named by Saudi Arabia, Cyclone Fengal is fast approaching the Tamil Nadu-Puducherry coastline. It is expected to make landfall on…
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China on Track to Peak CO2 Emissions by 2025, Survey Finds
There is growing optimism in China‘s green transition at a time when it is being asked to take the lead…
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Combating indoor air pollution: 5 features of a good air purifier
In our increasingly polluted surrounding, indoor air pollution can be as harmful as the one outside. Cities like Delhi in…
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Global Treaty to End Plastic Pollution: Key Agenda Items at INC-5 in Busan
The key negotiating session for a global treaty on plastic pollution is now under way in Busan, South Korea. More…
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BlackRock: Is the asset management company contributing to climate change?
Blackrock, the biggest asset management company globally, is facing a serious complaint at the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development…
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CCPI 2025 Report Highlights Global Leaders in Climate Performance
The top two emitters, China and the US, are still in very low places at 55th and 57th respectively as…
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High Seas Treaty: A Race Against Time to Protect Our Oceans
The High Seas Treaty or the Treaty on the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Marine Biological Diversity of Areas Beyond…
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The Earth’s Colors Are Changing and Climate Change Could Be Blamed
Climate change is the reason for the transformation in the visual appearance of the planet known as the Earth or…
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Soil pollution is a bigger threat to underground biodiversity than climate change: Report
Earthworms, mites, insects are all at risk from soil pollution, and scientists are worried that the damage may be irreversible.…
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