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Academia 5 days ago
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Nepal floods obliterate final excuses for climate inaction
A deadly Himalayan avalanche has exposed the catastrophic human toll of global climate inaction, turning Nepal’s tragedy into an urgent test of whether world leaders will finally pay climate reparations or face international legal accountability.
Americas 6 days ago
UN chief calls for AI curbs and end to wars in his last assembly address
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres used his final address to the General Assembly on Tuesday to urge world leaders to regulate artificial intelligence, end wars, focus on climate change and overhaul UN institutions.
Archipelago 2 weeks ago
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Wildfire emissions may cause Indonesia to miss climate target
Greenhouse gas emitted from forest and peatland fires across Indonesia has reached the same amount of 74 coal-fired power plants, potentially hurting the country’s “net sink” aim in the forestry sector by 2030.
Asia & Pacific 2 weeks ago
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Indonesian wildfire emissions surge to world's highest
Fire emissions from Indonesia from September 1 to September 7 reached 19.7 million metric tons, overtaking Russia this week and making up more than a third of the global total, according to Fire Emissions Watch, a portal developed by the European Union's Copernicus climate monitoring service.
Asia & Pacific 3 weeks ago
Global temperature rises to exceed 1.5 Celsius 'within a few years', UN says
The United Nations Environment Programme said bringing temperature rises back to below 1.5C was "possible but highly uncertain," and would require rapid emission cuts as well as interventions to remove carbon dioxide already in the atmosphere.
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