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Stormy days are becoming more common in the UAE because of climate change, study finds 27/11/2025
Stormy days are becoming more common in the UAE because of climate change, study finds Climate change is making stormy days in the UAE more common and more intense, according to a new study. ...more
Trump seeks to ease US regulations for coal-fired power plants 27/11/2025
Trump seeks to ease US regulations for coal-fired power plants President Donald Trump's administration has asked a federal court to strike down 2024 soot limits for power plants and factories and separately delayed by three years a deadline for coal plants to clean up coal waste. ...more
Links between climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution highlight need for policies that work together 27/11/2025
Links between climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution highlight need for policies that work together Environmental challenges are becoming increasingly interconnected, with climate change, biodiversity loss, pollution and resource pressures reinforcing one another in ways that require policies in each area to work together more effectively, according to a new OECD report. ...more
Mountains Are Warming Faster, Putting Billions at Risk 27/11/2025
Mountains Are Warming Faster, Putting Billions at Risk Nature study finds quicker warming, more rain (less snow), higher flood danger—from the Alps to the Andes and Himalayas ...more
AI’s Role in Wildfire Prevention 27/11/2025
AI’s Role in Wildfire Prevention AI startups are aiding power companies across Europe and the United States to prevent wildfires. ...more
China's new coal plant permits set for four-year low in 2025, analysis finds 26/11/2025
China's new coal plant permits set for four-year low in 2025, analysis finds China's new coal plant permits for 2025 are on track to fall to a four-year low, a new Greenpeace analysis showed on Tuesday, indicating that growing use of renewables is cutting into demand for new coal plants. ...more
Toxic mines put Southeast Asia's rivers, people at risk, study says 26/11/2025
Toxic mines put Southeast Asia's rivers, people at risk, study says For most of her life, 59-year-old farmer Tip Kamlue has irrigated her fields in northern Thailand with the waters of the Kok River, which flows down from neighbouring Myanmar before joining with the Mekong River that cuts through Southeast Asia. ...more
UK can create 5,400 jobs if it stops plastic waste exports, report finds 26/11/2025
UK can create 5,400 jobs if it stops plastic waste exports, report finds Campaigners say closure of loophole making it cheaper to export rather than recycle will boost circular economy ...more
Shell and Ferrari sign long-term green power supply deal 26/11/2025
Shell and Ferrari sign long-term green power supply deal Shell (SHEL.L) has signed a long-term deal to supply Ferrari (RACE.MI) with renewable energy until the end of 2034 to help the luxury carmaker to reduce carbon emissions, the oil and gas group said on Tuesday. ...more
The species at risk of extinction named in UK-first report 26/11/2025
The species at risk of extinction named in UK-first report Thousands of species at risk of extinction in Wales have been revealed in a new study. ...more
 
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