Human-Induced Ozone Reduces Tropical Forests’ CO₂ Storage Capacity
A new Australian-led study reveals that ozone emissions from human activities are diminishing the ability of tropical forests to absorb and store CO₂, impacting global carbon cycles.
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AU Agency Welcomes China’s Pledge to Boost Africa’s Agriculture
An African Union agency welcomes China’s pledge to support Africa’s agriculture and tackle climate change, highlighting collaboration benefits in boosting productivity and achieving food sovereignty.
Emerald Rivers and Grey Skies: Drought Transforms Sao Paulo’s Landscape
Environmental threats in Sao Paulo have transformed the city’s river to emerald green and turned clear skies grey, highlighting the pressing ecological challenges faced by the metropolis.
Accelerating Methane Levels Threaten Global Climate Goals, Study Warns
A new study reveals that methane concentrations are rising faster than any other major greenhouse gas, threatening global climate targets.
Brazil’s Worst Drought in Seven Decades Lowers Amazon River to Record Lows
Brazil is experiencing its worst drought in over seven decades, causing the Amazon River to reach unprecedented low levels. Over half the country is under stress, highlighting a severe environmental crisis.
WTO Report Highlights Geopolitics and Climate Change Reshaping Global Trade Landscape
The WTO’s latest report highlights how geopolitical tensions, technological advances, and climate change are reshaping global trade, impacting economic growth and potentially leading to trade fragmentation.
Shanghai’s 2024 Bund Summit Concludes with Focus on Climate and Aging Challenges
The final day of Shanghai’s 2024 Bund Summit focused on global climate initiatives and the pressing challenges of an aging society and declining birth rates, highlighting the need for innovative solutions.
Global Financial Leaders Urge Accelerated Energy Transition at Shanghai Bund Summit
Global financial leaders gathered at the Bund Summit in Shanghai, calling for accelerated energy transition efforts and increased investment in renewable energy to tackle climate change.
Early Start to Australian Bushfire Season Likely After Warmest August on Record
Authorities warn Australians to prepare for an early bushfire season after experiencing the warmest August on record, with increased fire risks across multiple states.
Israel Experiences Hottest Summer on Record
Israel records its hottest summer since 1950, with temperatures soaring to unprecedented levels. The Israel Meteorological Service reports average daily temperatures reaching 29°C between June and August.
Devastating Floods in Bangladesh Claim 59 Lives in August
At least 59 people have died as devastating floods sweep across Bangladesh in August, affecting thousands and causing widespread damage, according to the National Disaster Response Coordination Center.
Greece Confronts Severe Water Crisis Due to Heat and Tourism
With receding water levels revealing the submerged village of Kallio, Greece confronts a severe water crisis fueled by heatwaves and increased tourism, raising concerns for the nation’s future water security.
Record-Breaking Heat Wave Sweeps Across U.S. Midwest, Millions Affected
A record-breaking heat wave is sweeping across the U.S. Midwest, affecting over 60 million people. Authorities warn of extreme temperatures posing heightened risks, prompting public safety measures.
Monsoon Floods Devastate Yemeni Village, Leaving at Least 13 Dead
Flash floods in northern Yemen have claimed 13 lives, with officials reporting 99 deaths since heavy monsoon rains began. The country faces severe floods amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis.
Climate Change Amplified Typhoon Gaemi’s Destructive Power, Study Finds
A new study reveals that human-induced climate change intensified Typhoon Gaemi, which caused significant loss of life in the Philippines and China, by increasing wind speeds and rainfall.
Youth-led Victory as South Korea’s Climate Goals Deemed Unconstitutional
South Korea’s Constitutional Court has ruled parts of the nation’s climate goals unconstitutional in a youth-led case, stating the government’s limited targets violate citizens’ basic rights.
NASA Finds Canada’s 2023 Fires Emitted More Carbon Than Many Nations
NASA’s 2023 study reveals Canada’s extreme fires emitted 640 million tonnes of carbon, surpassing emissions of many nations, marking a record high and emphasizing urgent climate change challenges.
Brazil Faces Worst Drought in 44 Years: Fifteen States Affected
Fifteen of Brazil’s twenty-seven states are facing the most severe drought in 44 years, according to a report by the Brazilian Center for Natural Disaster Monitoring and Alerts.
Fiji’s Prime Minister Rabuka Seeks Stronger Ties with China Ahead of 50th Anniversary
Fiji’s Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka visited China, witnessing its development achievements and expressing desire to deepen cooperation as the two nations approach 50 years of diplomatic relations.
Unprecedented Heatwaves and Extreme Weather Grip the World: Climate Change’s Alarming Impact
Unprecedented heatwaves, flooding, and wildfires are gripping nations worldwide. As climate change reaches deep into heartlands, experts warn of dire consequences if immediate action isn’t taken.