Big trouble from little wetlands
New research suggests that small wetlands, previously unaccounted for in the global methane budget, are responsible for about 25% of global methane emissions.

Nearly 75% of migrants in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, reported being negatively affected by rising temperatures, while 100% reported being affected by extreme weather events.
A new study finds climate anxiety in Tampa Bay falls hardest on the lower-income residents already most exposed to heat, flooding, and rising bills — while wealthier neighbors stay buffered from threats.
Infections are still relatively uncommon, but the costs of infection are severe.
Deadly floods expose poor urban planning, overpopulation, and spread of informal settlements on disaster-prone land — a problem authorities are struggling to manage.
