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A Baltimore court ruled that plastic pollution from branded products is a consumer behavior problem, not corporate liability, testing whether public nuisance laws can hold manufacturers accountable for product pollution.
UK trees are experiencing early spring growth due to mild autumn temperatures, raising concerns about ecosystem disruption and long-term harm to pollinators dependent on seasonal timing.
A YouGov poll across six European countries shows most citizens believe climate change is real and requires action, though support drops for measures requiring personal sacrifice or lifestyle changes.
Democrats will control Georgia’s Public Service Commission starting in January for the first time in 30 years, planning to focus on utility affordability and increased scrutiny of Georgia Power.
Cop31 climate negotiations take place in Antalya, Turkey, with Australia managing overall direction and key global players including Brazil, China, India, and the UK participating or sending representatives.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces criticism from Labour MPs over environmental decisions, with green initiatives being deprioritized in favor of national security and cost-of-living concerns.
