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Biodiversity, Climate Action, Climate Change, Climate Change Justice, Development & Aid, Energy, Environment, Global, Headlines, Health, TerraViva United Nations Two children in Nepal carry water buckets for the cracked fields due to a lack of rainfall in Sakhuwa Parsauni Rural Municipality, Parsa District, Madhesh Province. Parts of Madhesh Province experienced…

LOS ANGELES. PlanetWEST, a pioneering environmental technology firm, today announced the launch of its innovative carbon capture system, MIDAC G2 (Mobile Intelligent Direct Air Capture – Pat.Pend.). Engineered specifically to address the disproportionate contribution of megacities to global warming, MIDAC G2 is a revolutionary solution focused on cleaning the world's…

King Charles III is clearly thinking about his legacy. In his new film, “Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision,” Charles delivers a simple message — that humanity needs to restore the balance between man and nature if it is going to solve global warming and many of the other problems facing…

High above the world, a rapid climate shift is unfolding with global consequences. A major global review finds that climate change is intensifying more rapidly in mountain regions than in nearby lowland areas. Scientists warn this uneven warming could have serious consequences for billions of people who live in or…

LOS ANGELES, CA – After five decades and over $60 billion spent on traditional Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) with only marginal success, the industry is facing a reckoning. While massive carbon-gaseous capture projects struggle with high energy consumption and exorbitant operating costs—often exceeding $600 per ton—a new player is…

World is ‘dangerously underprepared’ for surge in extreme heat, scientists warn Global warming is looming like a “Sword of Damocles” threatening both developed and developing nations and pushing vulnerable communities to the receiving end. In the midst of the tangible reality of climate change, the scientists from the University of…

A young loggerhead turtle in the Caribbean Sea near the Bahamas WaterFrame/Alamy Sea turtles may be better able to cope with climate change than we had thought. Biologists are concerned that the reptiles might face extinction because warmer conditions will encourage most turtle eggs to develop into females. But it…

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Skip to content Several new climate reports released this week indicate “an unprecedented run of global heat” in 2025, especially in the oceans and at the poles. Ten years ago, the signers of the Paris Climate Accord sought to limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial temperatures. But at…

Several annual international climate reports released Tuesday indicate that relentless human-caused warming continued in 2025, especially in the oceans and at the poles.  For the third year in a row, Earth’s average temperature ran close to 1.5 degrees Celsius hotter than the climate that sustained human civilizations as the 20th…