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Wildfires force mass evacuations in LA, threaten iconic coastal neighborhoods
More than 30,000 residents fled their homes as wildfires tore through upscale areas of Los Angeles overnight, including…
Shell faces shareholder pushback over LNG expansion
Shell’s plans to expand its liquefied natural gas (LNG) sales are under scrutiny as a group of major…
Human-caused climate change adds 41 days of “dangerous heat” in 2024: Report
A recent report reveals that human-induced climate change has added an average of 41 days of “dangerous heat”…
Three-quarters of earth’s land permanently drier in 30 years: UN
More than 77% of Earth’s land has experienced drier conditions in the three decades leading up to 2020,…
WHO urges sustainability in pharmaceuticals with global initiative
The World Health Organization (WHO) has launched the “Greener Pharmaceuticals’ Regulatory Highway” initiative, urging the global pharmaceutical industry…
Restoration plans, $500,000 payment: Illegal clearing of Bindarri National Park
The Forestry Corporation of NSW (FCNSW) has admitted to illegally clearing 1.44 hectares of Australia’s Bindarri National Park…
45% of public companies in US engaged in climate solutions: Harvard Study
New research from Harvard Business School reveals that nearly half of publicly traded companies in the United States…
2024 set to become hottest year on record, NOAA warns
The earth is on course to experience its hottest year in recorded history in 2024, surpassing the previous…
One in four properties in England could face flood risk by 2050: Report
Around eight million properties in England (one in four) could be at risk of flooding by 2050, driven…
CTrees report reveals global land carbon changes in 2023, highlights forest loss
CTrees, a nonprofit organisation that tracks carbon in every tree on the planet, has released new global data…
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