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Four-Decade Study Finds 788 Amphibian Species In Sharp Decline Globally
Amphibians are currently facing one of the most serious biodiversity crises among vertebrates on Earth. A major new study has revealed that...
Fossil Fuels Are Rapidly Altering Europe’s Winter Rains, Increasing Flood Risk
All over Europe, winter weather that once followed predictable rhythms is now modifying drastically, as fossil fuels are rapidly altering Europe’s...
Is Lake-Effect Snow Disappearing? Here’s Why It Could Fade Away
Lake-effect snow has long been a defining feature of winters in regions downwind of large bodies of water, especially the Great Lakes, but changing...
SoLAR Phase II Launched: IWMI And SDC Expand Climate-Resilient Irrigation Across Four Countries
The SoLAR Phase II was launched officially on November 28, 2025, according to the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) and the Swiss...
Hyundai And Tata Urge India To Scrap Emission Concessions Favoured By Suzuki
India’s automobile industry is experiencing a fresh controversy as leading manufacturers challenge proposed emission-norm rules that many believe...
UK Court Rejects Challenge Against New Oil And Gas Exploration Licences
On 28 November 2025, a British High Court ruled that the government’s decision to give access to new oil and gas exploration licences was lawful –...
Delhi’s Air Pollution Is Quietly Crippling Its Economy, From Productivity To Tourism
The health effects of Delhi's hazardous air are well known, including headaches, burning eyes, coughing fits, and choking haze. However, a more...
World Jaguar Day 2025: A Global Call To Save An Endangered Icon
Conservationists, governments, and Indigenous groups are reaffirming their commitment to safeguarding one of the planet's most potent yet endangered...
Deadly Sri Lanka Floods Claim 69 Lives, 34 People Still Unaccounted For
The Sri Lanka floods that turned out to be a disaster have caused the death toll to rise to at least 69 people, while 34 people are...
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06 SEPTEMBER 2025
You Won’t Believe This Butter Isn’t From Cows: Bill Gates’ Air-Made Spread That’s Shaking Up the Food World
Savor’s CO2-crafted synthetic butter, backed by Bill Gates, slashes emissions and skips farms – sustainable dream or health gamble?
05 SEPTEMBER 2025
Scientists Develop Sustainable Carbon Capture Technique Using Shrimp Waste
Researchers at the University of Sharjah have developed a novel, sustainable carbon capture technique using shrimp waste.