Tonga PM Backs US Deep-Sea Mining Deal Despite Eco Concerns
Tonga's new prime minister calls US partnership on seabed mineral exploration 'exciting' while environmental groups warn of irreversible damage to fragile ocean ecosystems.
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Eel Fisher Sues Over Lough Neagh Pollution in Belfast Court
Declan Conlon argues officials failed to act on ecological collapse of UK's largest lake, where algal blooms have devastated aquatic life and suspended eel fishing.
Zettajoules: Measuring Earth's Climate Crisis
The WMO warns Earth's energy imbalance is growing, with zettajoules quantifying the heat trapped by fossil fuels, warming oceans, land, and air to dangerous levels.
US Heatwave Threatens Water Supply and Wildfire Season
An unprecedented heatwave in the western US is rapidly melting sparse snowpack, threatening water supplies and fueling early wildfire risks with temperatures 20-40°F above normal.
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Joyce's Climate Claims Face Scrutiny as One Nation Gains
Barnaby Joyce's assertions that Australia's climate policies harm energy security and living costs are disputed by experts, highlighting renewable energy's role in stabilizing the grid and reducing reliance on volatile fossil fuels.
England's Drought Recovery and 'Weather Whiplash' Alert
England recovers from drought after heavy rain, but officials warn of rapid swings to floods due to climate change, with concerns over future dry spells and flash droughts.
Climate Crisis Could Triple Food Insecurity in Poor Nations
New IIED analysis reveals global heating will disproportionately impact food systems in low-income countries, with critical food insecurity potentially affecting 24 nations at 2C warming.
Climate Inaction to Cost Generation Alpha $185,000 Each
A new Deloitte report reveals that without urgent climate action, Generation Alpha Australians face a $185,000 lifetime cost, nearly 10 times the impact on baby boomers.
UN Warns of Record Climate Imbalance, Earth Nears 1.5C Threshold
The UN reports Earth's climate is in a state of emergency, with key indicators flashing red as global warming approaches the critical 1.5C limit, triggering severe impacts.
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Forever Chemicals Scandal: UK Town's Toxic Nightmare
A shocking documentary reveals Bentham, North Yorkshire, has the UK's highest Pfas levels, with residents' blood tests showing alarming contamination linked to a local fire safety plant.
Earth's Energy Imbalance Hits Record High, Threatening Oceans
The World Meteorological Organization warns Earth's energy imbalance has reached unprecedented levels, with oceans absorbing over 90% of excess heat, accelerating climate impacts.
Australia's Gas Tax Sparks Global Energy Agency Warning
The International Energy Agency warns Australia's new gas profit taxes could disrupt global energy markets and climate goals, sparking debate on fossil fuel policies.
NT Faces Cyclone Narelle After Devastating Floods
Tropical Cyclone Narelle threatens the Northern Territory with up to 300mm of rain, exacerbating severe flooding that has already displaced thousands and damaged infrastructure.
Climate Crisis Fingerprint on US March Weather Extremes
The US faces a striking mix of weather extremes in March, including flooding rains, rare snow, and a severe heatwave, with experts linking the intensity to the climate crisis.
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Arizona Town Breaks US March Heat Record in Climate Crisis
Martinez Lake, Arizona, hit 110°F, setting a new US March temperature record as a blistering heatwave scorches the Southwest, with scientists linking it to climate change.
War on Iran Emits 5M Tonnes CO2 in Two Weeks
An exclusive analysis shows the US-Israel conflict with Iran produced 5 million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions in 14 days, draining the global carbon budget faster than 84 countries combined.
Solar Farm Clash in Lincolnshire: Residents Fight Back
A fierce conflict erupts in Lincolnshire as residents and Reform politicians oppose large-scale solar farms, challenging Ed Miliband's clean energy agenda and raising concerns over rural life and food security.
States Sue Trump EPA Over Climate Finding Reversal
A coalition of 24 states, cities, and counties has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for revoking the 2009 endangerment finding, which established greenhouse gases as a public health threat and formed the basis for US climate regulations.
MPs Overestimate Public Opposition to Clean Energy, Study Finds
New analysis shows political elites and rightwing media narratives create false perception of net zero backlash, while polling reveals strong public support for climate action.
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NSW Bans New Coal Mines but Allows Expansions, Defying Climate Agency
The NSW Labor government will no longer consider standalone greenfield coalmines but continues to approve expansions, ignoring warnings from its climate agency about breaching emissions targets.
NT's Unprecedented Wet Season: Five Disasters Hit in Climate Crisis
The Northern Territory endures five consecutive disasters in a single wet season, highlighting the immediate climate crisis with devastating floods, cyclones, and inadequate national attention.
Toxic 'Forever Chemicals' Found in Blood of North Yorkshire Residents
Exclusive blood testing in Bentham, North Yorkshire, reveals one in four residents have 'alarming' levels of toxic PFAS chemicals, linked to serious health risks including cancer and infertility.
US West Heatwave 'Virtually Impossible' Without Climate Crisis
A new scientific analysis reveals the record-breaking heatwave scorching the US West would have been virtually impossible without human-caused climate change, with temperatures up to 30°F above average.
Australia Approves Major Coal Seam Gas Expansion in Queensland
The federal government has approved a major coal seam gas expansion in Queensland that will operate until 2061 with approval until 2081, contributing 120 million tonnes of carbon emissions over its lifetime.
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Cyclone Narelle Flooding in Queensland Captured in Aerial Footage
Police have released aerial footage showing severe flooding in the Douglas and Daintree areas of far north Queensland after Tropical Cyclone Narelle made landfall. Climate experts attribute the storm's intensity to global heating and high ocean temperatur
Karachi Storms Kill 18, US Heatwave Breaks March Records
Heavy rains and 60mph winds kill 18 in Karachi, Pakistan, while a historic heatwave hits the western US with temperatures soaring 20°C above average.
Denmark's Solar Backlash: Green Ambition Meets Rural Resistance
Denmark, the world's climate leader, faces unexpected opposition to solar farms in rural areas, with the issue becoming a key factor in national elections and highlighting tensions in the green transition.
US Records Hottest March Day as Heat Dome Intensifies
Preliminary readings show the US experienced its hottest March day on record, with temperatures reaching 43°C in the Southwest. Scientists attribute the extreme heat to climate change.
England to Allocate 7% of Land for Nature and Renewables
The UK government's first land use framework reveals that 7% of England's land must be dedicated to nature, forests, and renewable energy to meet environmental targets, while ensuring food security and housing needs.
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Oil's Hidden Cost: Fueling Global Conflict and Authoritarianism
George Monbiot argues that Western oil dependency has empowered exploitative regimes and fueled conflicts like the Iran crisis, linking fossil fuels to political tyranny and climate breakdown.
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