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A recent study disproved claims that a 4.5 magnitude earthquake in Iran was triggered by nuclear testing. Conducted by Johns Hopkins University, the research identified the earthquake as a natural …
Study Disproves Claims of Nuclear Test Triggering Iran’s Earthquake Read More
2024 has been recorded as the hottest year, surpassing the 1.5°C warming threshold for the first time. This has resulted in increased extreme weather events globally, prompting calls for urgent …
2024 Marks Record Temperatures, Urging Immediate Climate Action Read More
Cyclone Chido’s intensity was significantly heightened by climate change, with scientists estimating a 40 percent increase in the likelihood of such storms. Classified as a category four cyclone, it struck …
Cyclone Chido’s Strength Amplified by Climate Change, Scientists Find Read More
Suzano SA is in discussions to acquire Clearwater Paper Corp., as it looks to expand its operations in the U.S. Clearwater, which is facing a decline in its stock value, …
Suzano SA Considers Acquisition of Clearwater Paper Corp. Read More
Research shows that U.S. cold-related deaths have doubled since 1999, linked to more frequent cold snaps due to climate change. Vulnerable populations, particularly the elderly and minority groups, are at …
Rising Cold Weather Deaths in the U.S. Linked to Climate Change and Vulnerable Populations Read More
Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister, James Marape, has announced a return to UN climate talks after skipping this year’s summit, emphasizing the need for prioritizing forest conservation in climate discussions. …
Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister Pledges to Rejoin UN Climate Talks with Focus on Forest Conservation Read More
Natural disasters in 2024 resulted in $310 billion in global economic losses, a 6% increase from 2023. Insured losses reached $135 billion, significantly influenced by hurricanes in the U.S. and …
Natural Disasters Inflict $310 Billion in Economic Losses Globally in 2024 Read More
U.S. climate officials actively participated in COP29, aiming to reassure global partners about ongoing commitments despite the potential return of Donald Trump to office. The talks emphasized increasing climate finance …
US Climate Team Engages Actively at COP29 Amid Political Uncertainty Read More
Dutch judges will rule on Shell’s appeal against a historic court ruling requiring a 45% reduction in carbon emissions by 2030. This case arises as global leaders meet at COP29 …
Dutch Court Ruling on Shell’s Climate Appeal Set to Impact Global Climate Policy Read More
Environmental groups lost their appeal against Shell regarding its greenhouse gas emissions reduction obligations after Dutch judges ruled that the company was already meeting expectations. This follows a previous ruling …
Dutch Appeals Court Rules Against Climate Groups in Shell Emissions Case Read More