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COP30: Success Or Failure? Here’s The Verdict
When the final plenary closed in Belém, many asked: COP30 was a success or a failure? For some vulnerable nations, forest defenders and...
By 2050, Extreme Heat Could Double 40°C Exposure For Power Plants And Triple Global Cooling Demand, UN Warns
As temperatures soar across the Asia-Pacific, the United Nations warns that extreme heat could double 40°C exposure for power plants, placing...
How Energy-Efficient Industrial Connectors Are Powering Greener Manufacturing
Besides bringing in new systems, sustainability is also about upgrading existing ones to make them more efficient and reduce the amount of energy...
Brazil Plans To End Carbon Market Rules By Late 2026
As global demand for transparent and accountable climate action increases, Brazil plans to end carbon market rules by late 2026 as part of its...
Celebrating Fur Free Friday 2025: A Global Stand Against Animal Cruelty
In 2025, Fur Free Friday takes centre stage as a unifying cry to abolish animal cruelty in the fashion industry as awareness of ethical fashion...
Flash Floods And Landslides In Indonesia Kill 80, Dozens Still Missing
Flash floods and landslides in Indonesia have once again highlighted the country's vulnerability to extreme monsoon weather, leaving communities...
Biodiversity Boost: 13 New Bush Frog Species Found In Northeast India
The discovery of 13 new bush frog species found in Northeast India marks one of the most significant amphibian findings in over a decade. It brings...
Renewables Boost India’s Power Output By 3.6% In July–September 2025
New data from the Central Electricity Authority and the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis indicate a notable increase in...
Western Australia’s Ningaloo Reef Suffers 70% Loss In Worst Marine Heatwave Ever Recorded
One of the most significant ecological crises in Australia's marine history was caused by the extraordinary underwater heatwave in 2024 and 2025....
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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?
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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.