Building Optimism: Lessons from Climate Adaptation in 2025
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Why are conservationists alarmed about Botswana’s biggest elephant hunt? | Wildlife News
Conservationists have raised the alarm about the Botswana government’s decision to increase its annual trophy-hunting quota for elephants,…
Climate crisis is threatening disabled Australians’ access to nature
Liz Tesone’s family love to swim. They organise day trips to the beach, swim in the local pool,…
Have we Reached Peak Fossil Fuels? Wind & Solar met all New Energy Demand in Q1-Q3 ’25
Ann Arbor (Informed Comment) – Richard Black and other analysts at the Ember energy consultancy find that all…
Trump administration moves to roll back limits on deadly soot pollution | Environment News
Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency says strict air quality standards were introduced without sufficient review. Published On 26 Nov…
COP30 cannot meet the 1.5C goal while military emissions stay uncounted | Environment
Militaries are major global polluters, yet they remain exempt from climate reporting, creating a blind spot that threatens…
Northern Australia assesses damage after Tropical Cyclone Fina | Climate Crisis News
Thousands have lost power due to Fina, which also caused property damage, but resulted in no injuries to…
Kenyan lake flood displaces thousands, ruins homes and schools | Floods News
The tourist boats that typically navigate Kenya’s renowned Lake Naivasha have recently taken on a new role: rescuing…
UN COP30 climate report says sustainable cooling essential to cut emissions and save lives
By Jerry Fisayo-Bambi with AP Published on 12/11/2025 – 13:27 GMT+1 •Updated 13:37 Sustainable cooling must be prioritised as part of…
Thousands march in Brazil town hosting COP30 for climate justice | Climate Crisis News
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The oyster farmers battling climate change in Fiji’s troubled seas | Women
Women in Fiji are often employed in the informal economy, which means low and inconsistent pay, with underemployment…
What’s behind a surge in bear attacks in Japan? | Wildlife News
A deadly conflict between bears and humans is playing out across Japan, where authorities have deployed the military…