Why Wetlands Are Critical to Global Climate Action in 2025
As World Wetlands Day 2025 highlights, these ecosystems combat climate change and sustain biodiversity. Experts urge global collaboration to protect disappearing wetlands.
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Saving Wetlands: The Urgent Path Forward on World Wetlands Day 2025
On World Wetlands Day 2025, experts highlight the critical role of wetlands in sustaining biodiversity and combating climate change, urging global collaboration to protect these vital ecosystems.
Sri Lanka’s Human-Elephant Conflict Claims 3,477 Lives Amid Rising Tensions
Over 3,000 elephants and 1,190 humans have died in Sri Lanka since 2015 due to habitat-driven conflicts, sparking urgent calls for sustainable solutions.
Tragic Toll: Over 3,000 Elephants Lost in Sri Lanka’s Human-Elephant Conflict
Between 2015 and 2024, Sri Lanka faced a devastating human-elephant conflict, resulting in over 3,000 elephant deaths and 1,190 human fatalities. Environment Minister Dammika Patabendi discusses the crisis.
22 States Challenge New York’s $75B Climate Fund in Legal Showdown
22 US states sue New York over a $75B climate fund, claiming unconstitutional mandate on energy firms. Legal battle highlights tensions in environmental policy.
22 States Challenge New York’s $75B Climate Fund as Unconstitutional
Twenty-two states have sued New York, claiming a new $75 billion climate fund law is unconstitutional, sparking a major legal showdown over environmental policy.
China Braces for Intense Cold Wave: Winds and Freezing Temps Spread East
Central and eastern China face a severe cold wave through February 7, with strong winds impacting Inner Mongolia, Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, and southern regions.
China Braces for Intense Cold Wave with Strong Winds
A powerful cold wave is sweeping across central and eastern China, bringing strong winds and a sharp temperature drop from February 6 to 7.
Local Communities Key to Africa’s Water Security, Says Global Agency
Global researchers push for community-driven water monitoring in Africa to address outdated systems and secure vital river resources for millions.
Local Communities Key to Boosting Africa’s River Monitoring, IWMI Urges
International Water Management Institute urges African nations to engage local communities in monitoring river discharge, enhancing water resource management across 63 transboundary rivers.