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Public-Private Unity Key to Wider Early Warning Systems Coverage

Stronger public-private collaboration can significantly broaden the reach and effectiveness of early warning systems.

Accelerated land subsidence in Hawaii is worsening sea level rise, prompting early action to address coastal flood risks. Read to learn more.

A five-year climate change study from Victoria University highlights urgent risks from extreme events in NZ and outlines key recommendations.

Locally-led land restoration efforts in the Amazon are proving more effective than government or NGO-led initiatives.

AI-equipped drones are reshaping diversity conservation by providing real-time, non-invasive monitoring over vast habitats.

Scientists reveal that rising temperatures could drastically affect crop diversity and staple yields in equatorial regions worldwide.

Nature crimes like illegal logging and mining are often tied to financial crime, and both accelerate climate change and biodiversity loss.

A climate study highlights cities where water extremes, such as floods and droughts, are intensifying and affecting the poorest communities.

An innovative startup is tapping into the Earth’s heat by repurposing idle oil wells into sustainable geothermal power sources.

The World Economic Forum unveils financing tools to help developing nations phase out coal power plants early and invest in clean energy.

Climate-driven extreme weather events are turning water bodies into hotspots for viral infections due to wastewater contamination.

New Zealand's Kapiti Coast District Council's climate action has garnered accolades, including a ranking from Toitū Envirocare in 2020.

The planet’s climate indicators—temperature, CO₂ levels, and ocean heat—have all reached new highs in 2024, urging immediate global action.

AI is speeding up the discovery of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), helping scientists find optimal materials to combat climate change.

Despite having the lowest per capita greenhouse gas emissions, Africa is one of the continents most affected by climate change.

As GHGs contract the thermosphere, space debris lingers longer, raising the chances of catastrophic satellite collisions.

When disasters strike, damaged infrastructure can cut off vital services, creating invisible barriers that weaken community resilience.

Wildfires, droughts, and poor land practices are fueling desertification across Australia. Can new policies and tech save the land?

What’s next for sustainable aviation fuels? Explore the risks and breakthroughs shaping the future of cleaner air travel.

With sea levels rising, Nauru takes a bold and innovative approach—selling citizenship to finance climate adaptation efforts.

African indigenous women are often overlooked as land management champions. Know how empowering them impacts climate resilience.

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