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Hundreds demand clean air in India's capital as pollution reaches dangerous levels, while Nigeria officially pardons executed environmental activist Ken Saro-Wiwa and eight colleagues. Plus: Brazil's Lula targets climate misinformation at UN summit and Latin American communities resist water-hungry AI data centers. Read the full article
Hundreds demand clean air in India's capital as pollution reaches dangerous levels, while Nigeria officially pardons executed environmental activist Ken Saro-Wiwa and eight colleagues. Plus: Brazil's Lula targets climate misinformation at UN summit and Latin American communities resist water-hungry AI data centers.
The rightwing advocacy organization Advance has initiated an urgent lobbying effort targeting Liberal Party lawmakers, urging them to abandon their net zero emissions commitments during critical…
The government has released its long-awaited strategy to gradually eliminate animal testing, delivering on a key manifesto commitment to reduce reliance on laboratory experiments involving living…
Hundreds of Delhi residents broke their usual silence on Sunday, gathering in a rare public demonstration against the suffocating air pollution that has transformed India’s capital…
When the federal government shuts down, America’s environmental watchdog goes offline—and polluters appear to take notice. New research reveals that companies increase their emissions during government…
Twenty years after Cyclone Heta devastated the tiny Pacific island nation of Niue, destroying its museum, hospital, and courthouse with 184 mph winds, climate advocate Coral…
Wessex Water, a major utility company serving England’s southwest, has been slapped with an £11 million enforcement action by the water industry regulator following serious failures…
Chilean pulp and paper giant Arauco has broken ground on a massive new facility in Brazil’s biodiverse Cerrado region, sparking fierce opposition from environmental experts who…
Environmental defenders working to protect one of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s most precious ecosystems are facing deadly consequences for their efforts to expose corruption and…
At the latest United Nations climate summit, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva delivered a forceful message about one of the most significant obstacles to…
As world leaders gather in Brazil for COP30 climate negotiations this week, Indigenous communities are demanding meaningful participation in decisions that directly affect their lands and…
As artificial intelligence drives unprecedented demand for data processing power, Latin American governments are aggressively courting billions in foreign investment to build massive data centers across…
A dramatic shift is taking place in international climate diplomacy: for the first time in years, world leaders attending this week’s UN climate talks in Brazil…
Planting trees has become one of the most popular solutions for fighting climate change and protecting biodiversity, but here’s the sobering reality: most reforestation efforts fail…
For over three decades, UN climate negotiations have operated under a simple but paralyzing rule: every country must agree before any action can be taken. This…
