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Spain Records Highest May Temperature on Record
Spain · Spain

Spain Records Highest May Temperature on Record

46% Center coverage: 13 sources
The average temperature across the country hit 24.08C, breaking the previous record for the month of 23.73C set on May 21, 2022, according to provisional data from the agency. See the Story
Nigeria: World Environment Day - Sulaiman-Ibrahim Tasks Women On Environmental Justice, Climate Action
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Nigeria: World Environment Day - Sulaiman-Ibrahim Tasks Women On Environmental Justice, Climate Action

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Minister of Women Affairs, Hajiya Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, has commemorated the 2025 World Environment Day themed: #BeatPlasticPollution, with a clarion call on Nigerian women to take their rightful places on the front lines of environmental justice and climate action.See the Story
2024 Forest Loss Data Shows Wildfires Are Driving Global Forest Losses
Wildfires · Panama

2024 Forest Loss Data Shows Wildfires Are Driving Global Forest Losses

By Anders Lorenzen New forest loss data has revealed that in 2024, wildfires have overtaken deforestation activities, such as industrial logging, as the primary reason behind forest losses. Graph showing the rapid increase in forest loss between 2023 and 2024. Graph credit: Global Forest Watch and World Resources Institute. Staggering forest losses in 2024 The data produced by the University of Maryland’s Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLA…See the Story

Analysis: After Trump cut funding for energy transitions overseas, could China step in?

Redstone, a 100-megawatt solar thermal power project, was built by PowerChina in South Africa’s Northern Cape province. Photo credit: Zhang Yudong / Xinhua / Alamy. By Zhou Xiaozhu Chinese international cooperation mechanisms, such as the Belt and Road Initiative, could fill the gaps left by the US withdrawal. On the day he became president again, Donald Trump signed an executive order to take the US out of the Paris Agreement on climate change.…Northern Cape · Northern CapeRead Article

Flooding in a Changing Climate: Why We Need Systemic Action Now

There is a need for systematic action to safeguard against flooding; here, Professor Günter Blöschl from the Vienna University of Technology, the University of Bologna elaborates further The climate crisis is already transforming the world around us, with extreme flooding only set to intensify over the next 10 years, according to the World Economic Forum Risk report. As global temperatures climb, storms grow stronger and rainfall becomes more er…FloodsSee the Story

Viewpoint: Native crops extinction: Why our food future depends on biodiversity

The diversity of native crops is in decline. Photo credit: Reuters/Henry Romero. By Dipali Khandelwal and Hemlata Chauhan Last winter, as seasonal produce returned to markets in Jaipur, India, I noticed an unsettling absence. Despite visiting countless vendors, desi bhutta, the local Indian corn I grew up eating, was nowhere to be found. In its place stood rows of shiny, sweet and standardised American corn. But what seemed like a small, local l…Jaipur · JaipurRead Article

ReefCircular wants to supercharge coastal protection with artificial reefs

Kathryn Larsen, the co-founder of ReefCircular, is pictured at Hundested Havn, where their pilot project has been deployed. Photo credit: ReefCircular. By Anders Lorenzen ReefCircular, a technology company based in Hundested, a port in Denmark, has claimed significant progress in creating artificial reefs.  After the company started its first tests in June last year, the results revealed positive effects in their marine biodiversity project. It …Denmark · DenmarkRead Article

First company exports sustainable aviation fuel from China

AI-generated visualisation illustrating a Chinese Sustainable Aviation Fuel production facility. By Liu Lican A Chinese biofuel company has become the first private enterprise to export sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from China, exporting 13,400 tonnes to an international buyer. Zhejiang Jiaao Enprotech announced on 7 May that its subsidiary biofuel plant completed the sale after obtaining an export license, but did not state where the shipment…China · ChinaRead Article

‘You are not alone’: Most Nevadans worry about climate change, poll shows

100% Center coverage: 3 sources
LAS VEGAS – In the state with the nation’s two fastest-warming cities, most residents believe in climate change and think officials should do something about it, new polling has found.Climate Change · Las VegasSee the Story

Analysis: The avalanche in Greenlandic politics could have grave environmental and climate consequences

The settlement of Narsaq is near the Kvanefjeld mining operations. By Anders Lorenzen In March, the people of Greenland created a seismic political shift, quickly dubbed ‘sneskred’ (avalanche). The centre-right pro-business party Demokraatit surprised everyone, becoming the largest party in the Danish semi-autonomous self-governing region.  Greenland is the world’s largest island, with frozen terrain for much of the year. It is geographically po…Avalanche · GreenlandRead Article

China buys Canadian, Australian wheat as heat hits crop, traders say

60% Center coverage: 5 sources
China Economy · ChinaSee the Story

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