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Paris Climate Treaty: A Decade of Impact and Progress

The Paris climate treaty's 10th anniversary highlights enforceable climate obligations via an international court ruling and major growth in renewables, reflecting progress in global climate action.

Environment Agency to Clear Large Illegal Waste Mountain in Oxfordshire, Diverging from Usual Policy

The Environment Agency will spend millions clearing a large illegal waste dump in Oxfordshire due to fire risk, breaking from its typical policy of not cleaning such sites, prompting criticism over unequal treatment of communities affected by...

UK Government's Nuclear Deregulation Plans Could Risk Environmental Protections

The UK government’s plan to deregulate nuclear power construction risks weakening environmental laws, threatening biodiversity and EU trade relations.

Retreating Kolahoi Glacier in Kashmir Sparks Ecological Transformation

Kolahoi glacier's retreat disrupts Kashmir's ecosystems and agriculture, threatening biodiversity and water supplies.

Filmmaker exposes Filipino fishers' harassment by China in contested waters

Baby Ruth Villarama's documentary captures Filipino fishers facing sustained harassment from the Chinese coast guard in the West Philippine Sea, highlighting threats to their livelihoods and food security.

Nnena Kalu breaks barriers winning UK's Turner Prize for artists with learning disabilities

Nnena Kalu won the Turner Prize as the first learning-disabled artist, highlighting greater inclusion and visibility for disabled artists in mainstream contemporary art.

Olivia Nuzzi’s memoir critiques political scandal but lacks depth

Olivia Nuzzi’s memoir American Canto explores her alleged affair with Robert F Kennedy Jr but avoids deeper analysis, blending political commentary with personal grievances and unresolved questions.

Raul Malo, Mavericks' Frontman, Dies at 60 from Cancer Complications

Raul Malo, lead of the Mavericks, died at 60 from cancer complications after publicly sharing his health struggles, leaving a legacy of musical innovation and awards.

Canada’s environmental ‘realism’ looks more like surrender

Canada is advancing fossil fuel projects while other nations pursue climate leadership.

Nature recovery plan in England hit by clause allowing contracts to end with a year’s notice

England's nature-friendly farming schemes are struggling due to contract termination clauses and underfunding, threatening wildlife habitat restoration efforts.

Earthquake of 3.3 magnitude rattles Lancashire and Lake District

A 3.3-magnitude earthquake struck near Silverdale, Lancashire, causing residents to report shaking homes. Fortunately, there were no injuries or damage.

The loggers and ranchers are closing in but still Brazil’s Kawahiva people wait for protection

The Pardo River Kawahiva, an uncontacted Indigenous group in Brazil, faces threats from loggers and ranchers as their territory remains unprotected despite a supreme court ruling.