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In search of funding to fight the climate crisis, local leaders turn to diplomacy

International climate investors have largely ignored local governments in an economic system geared toward nations. Some leaders want to change that.
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America built the EV dream. Now China is driving it

As the world races toward electric vehicles, the United States risks becoming the Cuba of gas cars — left behind with outdated guzzlers.

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Danube water levels reach lowest in 30 years, hampering farming and shipping

Water levels of the Danube river in Romania fell to their lowest since 1996 ​over the weekend, prompting irrigation restrictions for ‌farmers and partially disrupting shipping and tourism along its banks.
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Big Tech joins Big Oil in ruining summer

The energy industry has abandoned its climate pledges in favor of fossil fuel-powered AI data centers.

A view of Montreal, Canada with wildfire smoke blanketing the city

Wildfire smoke kills and sickens people, and it's getting worse

Wildfire smoke, which is increasing in the Northern Hemisphere as the climate warms, attacks nearly every system in the body.
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Climate 'black swan' risks: Why investors are preparing for the worst

Climate risks are no longer just an environmental concern. Large investors are now studying whether climate tipping points could trigger sudden losses across financial markets.

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Opinion: Is the Colorado River in a climate doom loop?

The inconvenient truth of the climate doom loop on the Colorado River will force us to look forward for solutions to address it.
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EU ban on destroying unsold clothes takes effect

Under new rules to reduce waste, large companies across the European Union can no longer dispose of unsold clothes, accessories and footwear.
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Waste burning trial at Adbri cement site prompts backlash from council

A major cement manufacturer has been allowed to burn more plastic waste for fuel at its Adelaide site in a decision a local council is seeking to challenge in court.

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