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2025 Wildfires Push Disaster Losses to Record Highs Since Fukushima
2025 Wildfires Push Disaster Losses to Record Highs Since Fukushima
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Charted: The Human and Economic Cost of Extreme Weather
Charted: The Human and Economic Cost of Extreme Weather
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ICJ Rules States Must Act on Climate or Face Legal Risk
ICJ Rules States Must Act on Climate or Face Legal Risk
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Erbil Unveils Iraq’s Largest Water Project
Erbil Unveils Iraq’s Largest Water Project
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South Korea’s Summer Swarm: Lovebugs Take Over
South Korea’s Summer Swarm: Lovebugs Take Over
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How Do Heatwaves Threaten Global Milk Supply?
How Do Heatwaves Threaten Global Milk Supply?
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Water Threatens 73% of UNESCO Heritage Sites, UN Warns
Water Threatens 73% of UNESCO Heritage Sites, UN Warns
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3,500 Years Buried: Ancient Trading City Unearthed in Peru
3,500 Years Buried: Ancient Trading City Unearthed in Peru
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Millions at Risk as Scorching Heat Wave Grips Eastern US
Millions at Risk as Scorching Heat Wave Grips Eastern US
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May 2025 Adds to Longest Streak of Record Heat
May 2025 Adds to Longest Streak of Record Heat
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WMO Warns 80% Chance of New Global Heat Records by 2029
WMO Warns 80% Chance of New Global Heat Records by 2029
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Iraq’s Water Reserves Hit An 80-Year Low
Iraq’s Water Reserves Hit An 80-Year Low
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2025 Wildfires Push Disaster Losses to Record Highs Since Fukushima

Los Angeles wildfires in early 2025 caused $40 billion in insured losses, setting a new global record for…

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Charted: The Human and Economic Cost of Extreme Weather

From 1993 to 2022, extreme weather events like storms, floods, and heatwaves caused over 760,000 deaths, displaced billions,…

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ICJ Rules States Must Act on Climate or Face Legal Risk

In a landmark opinion, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) declared that governments are under binding international legal…

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Erbil Unveils Iraq’s Largest Water Project

The Kurdistan Region has launched its largest-ever water infrastructure project, aiming to secure Erbil’s water supply for the…

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South Korea’s Summer Swarm: Lovebugs Take Over

South Korea is in the grip of an escalating summer infestation known as the “lovebug” invasion, with thick…

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How Do Heatwaves Threaten Global Milk Supply?

A groundbreaking 12-year study reveals that extreme heat will cut dairy cows’ milk production by up to 10%,…

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Water Threatens 73% of UNESCO Heritage Sites, UN Warns

UNESCO has issued a stark warning that 73% of the world’s 1,172 non-marine World Heritage Sites are under…

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3,500 Years Buried: Ancient Trading City Unearthed in Peru

In a major archaeological breakthrough, Peruvian researchers have unveiled the ruins of a 3,500-year-old city named Peñico, located…

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Millions at Risk as Scorching Heat Wave Grips Eastern US

A dangerous heat wave is sweeping across the eastern United States, impacting nearly 160 million people and bringing…

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May 2025 Adds to Longest Streak of Record Heat

According to the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service, May 2025 was the second warmest May ever recorded, both…

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WMO Warns 80% Chance of New Global Heat Records by 2029

A new World Meteorological Organization report predicts an 80% likelihood of breaking at least one annual global temperature…

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Iraq’s Water Reserves Hit An 80-Year Low

 Iraq faces its lowest water reserves in 80 years after a dry rainy season, receiving less than 40%…

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Barbie Made of Ocean Trash Sails Into London to Raise Awareness

In a striking blend of art, science, and environmental activism, a life-sized sculpture made entirely from ocean plastic…

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From Miniatures to Dice: How Tariffs Are Reshaping the Game Industry

Tabletop gaming is becoming more expensive in the U.S. as new tariffs on imports from Europe, China, and…

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World’s Tiniest Snake Rediscovered in Barbados After Vanishing for Decades

The world’s tiniest snake, the Barbados threadsnake, has resurfaced nearly 20 years after scientists feared it was lost.…

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