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Brazil has created a voluntary global roadmap for transitioning away from fossil fuels, providing countries with tools to assess their capacity and develop tailored strategies for phasing out coal, oil, and gas.
A glacier scientist describes how individual glaciers worldwide have distinct stories shaped by their unique environments, using Mount St. Helens’ newly formed Crater Glacier as a compelling example.
Following an exceptionally hot summer and ongoing drought conditions, trees across England are shedding leaves earlier than normal—a phenomenon known as ‘false autumn’ triggered by heat and water stress rather than seasonal changes.
The Ardingly reservoir in Sussex, serving about 95,000 properties, is currently at just 19% full amid England’s worst drought conditions, leaving residents concerned about water security and questioning why nearby Weir Wood remains offline.
Countries completed the first global review of biodiversity progress at COP17 in Yerevan, concluding that nature loss reversal targets will not be met unless action rapidly accelerates, with finance remaining a central point of contention.
Delegates will gather in Antalya for UN climate negotiations to address climate finance, a just transition mechanism, and emissions reduction amid ongoing geopolitical and energy challenges.
