China Embarks on 41st Antarctic Expedition to Tackle Climate Change
China’s 41st Antarctic expedition sets sail for a seven-month mission to build research infrastructure, study climate change impacts, and foster international cooperation.
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UN Warns Global Temps Could Rise 3°C Without Stricter Emission Targets
The UN Environment Program urges governments to adopt more ambitious carbon reduction targets to prevent global temperatures from rising beyond 3°C.
UN Urgently Seeks Increased Funding to Protect Coral Reefs from Extinction
The UN holds an emergency session at the biodiversity summit, urging increased funding to protect coral reefs from extinction due to severe bleaching events.
Spain Floods Claim 95 Lives, Nation in Mourning
Devastating floods in Spain have resulted in 95 deaths, marking the country’s deadliest flood in decades. Rescuers are tirelessly working to aid affected communities.
The Chinese Mainland’s Pivotal Role in Global Green Transition Gains Spotlight
China’s pivotal role in reducing global carbon emissions and advancing renewable energy is gaining global attention, marking a key moment in the fight against climate change.
UK Climate Advisers Push for 81% Emissions Cut by 2035
Britain’s climate advisers recommend reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 81% by 2035, aiming to limit global warming and boost the economy.
Extreme Drought Devastates Indigenous Communities in Colombia
Extreme drought in Colombia’s Amazon region severely affects Indigenous fishermen like Marciano Flores, forcing them to seek fish further and spend more on fuel.
Tropical Storm in Philippines Claims Dozens of Lives
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UN Report Urges Immediate Global Action to Curb Worsening Climate Crisis
A new UN report warns the world is on track for a 3.1°C temperature rise, urging immediate and drastic action to prevent catastrophic climate change.
Extreme Heat Hits Rome and Milan: Italy’s Cities Experience 50-Year Highs
Rome and Milan experienced their hottest summers in over 50 years in 2022, highlighting the severe impacts of climate change in Italy’s largest cities.