Wildfires Threaten Forests on International Forest Day
On International Forest Day, wildfires in California underscore the urgent threat of climate change as forests struggle to regenerate.
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Glaciers in Peril: Global Action for Earth’s Icy Legacy
Glaciers face rapid retreat amid global warming. The UN’s resolution for 2025 spotlights urgent conservation to safeguard Earth’s icy legacy.
World Day for Glaciers: Protecting Earth’s Cold Storage
Glaciers, nature’s water towers, store 70% of Earth’s freshwater. World Day for Glaciers urges global action to protect these vital reservoirs.
Peruvian Farmer’s Landmark Climate Case in German Court
Peruvian farmer Saul Lliuya’s case in a German court may set a global precedent for holding companies accountable for climate change damages.
U.S. Storm Chaos: 37 Dead as Tornadoes, Wildfires and Dust Storms Strike
Severe U.S. storm leaves 37 dead amid tornadoes, wildfires and dust storms, highlighting urgent calls for preparedness.
China’s 41st Antarctic Expedition Uncovers Vital Polynyas Insights
China’s 41st Antarctic expedition uncovers rare polynyas, offering fresh insights into sea ice dynamics and their global climate impact.
Experts Praise Chinese Mainland’s Bold Climate Strategy
Global experts praise the Chinese mainland for balancing climate change efforts with economic growth through innovative, sustainable strategies.
Greenhouse Gases Impact LEO Satellite Capacity
New study finds that rising greenhouse gases are reducing atmospheric drag in LEO, affecting satellite sustainability.
Methane Emissions: A Surprising Ally in Ozone Recovery?
A new study finds that rising methane emissions may aid ozone recovery, offering fresh insights on climate governance.
U.S. Withdrawal from Climate Loss Fund Sparks Global Debate
The Trump administration withdraws the U.S. from the landmark International Climate Loss and Damage Fund, igniting global debate on climate responsibility.