Climate change: Brazil and France researchers gather in Amazon

The global challenge of tackling climate change has strengthened ties between Brazil and France in scientific efforts focused on the Amazon. Researchers from both countries are meeting in Belém, Pará state, to launch a new season of projects...

Radical groups creating climate of fear at European universities - report

Horiba Launches Spectrometer Designed for Water Research and Environmental Monitoring

In a recent press release, Horiba Scientific, an analytical and measurement technology company, announced the release of its Aqualog-Next A-TEEM Spectrometer. This spectrometer is the fifth generation of its flagship Aqualog platform, and it is...

Environmental laws waived to build Trump's border wall in Texas wildlife refuge

click to enlarge U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / Steve Hillebrand The border wall is seen in the Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge. This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news...

Scientists warn ocean-based climate fixes lack rules and oversight

Marine-climate interventions have received increased money and attention in recent years. While many projects and ideas may be well-intentioned, they’re generally not subject to strong governance or oversight, and they often pose risks of social...

Spruce Lake expansion passes environment review

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Eco-friendly King Charles moves his helicopter pad to protect trees and the environment

Eco-friendly King Charles has moved the Royal Family's helicopter pad on his Sandringham estate 500m to protect the growth of his newly planted trees. The Monarch will now be driven an extra 500 metres to his house as the helicopter will now land...

Climate Science Digest: August 27, 2025

Explore the latest insights from top science journals in the Muser Press daily roundup (August 27, 2025), featuring impactful research on climate change challenges. Asia steps into the global carbon cycle conversation A deeper look into carbon...

Climate campaigner pays $15,000 for flight with Liberal leader

How much would you pay to to force a potentially uncomfortable flight on your political rival? The Liberal boss offered herself as a prize at tonight's fundraising auction at the Midwinter Ball in Canberra and the Climate 200 founder doubled the...

Environmental & Social Value Certification Launched by Made in Britain

Unifying Purpose and Driving Social Value The Certification helps UK businesses, particularly SMEs, demonstrate their role in driving economic growth, environmental responsibility, and social impact. It aligns with the UK Government’s Social Value...

Aurangzeb reiterates climate change, population growth as existential threats

- Advertisement - ISLAMABAD, Aug 27 (APP):Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb here on Wednesday urged for a national shift from policy discussions to timely execution, warning that climate change and rapid...

Forecast uncertain: how the climate crisis is threatening the future of festivals

This feature originally appeared in DJ Mag issue 662 (July - September 2025) It took just two days for an atmospheric river (a narrow corridor in the sky that carries concentrated moisture from the tropics to colder climates) to dump a month’s...

Hundreds of Americans Begged the EPA Not to Roll Back Climate Protections and Almost No One Listened

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin announced the agency’s proposal to rescind the 2009 Endangerment Finding at an auto dealership in Indiana on 29 July, 2025. Credit: EPA, public domain. Advocates, scientists, doctors,...

Climate change leads to rethinking of watershed management

Longer, drier, and hotter summer seasons are expected throughout the Canadian Columbia Basin region as the climate warms. These conditions increase wildfire risk and jeopardize historically-reliable water supplies. To track climate impacts on...

Environment Authority completes 2nd phase of Sooty Falcon survey in Daymaniyat Islands

Muscat: The Environment Authority's specialised team has completed the second phase of the Sooty Falcon Survey 2025, conducted on the islands located in the governorates of Muscat and South Al Batinah. The survey was part of national efforts to...

Environmental groups take legal action to stop potential hotel plans at the Cabo de Palos Lighthouse

Date Published: 27/08/2025 At first glance, it might seem strange that an environmental group would oppose a declaration meant to protect the Cabo de Palos Lighthouse. But Ecologistas en Acción (Ecologists in Action) argue that the protection as a...

Paul Allen’s Estate Unveils $3.1B Foundation for AI, Bioscience, Climate Innovation

A Lasting Legacy in Philanthropy Seven years after his death, Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s influence continues to shape the worlds of technology and science. His estate has unveiled a monumental $3.1 billion foundation dedicated to advancing...

Former Colombian president will launch Climate Impact Speaker Series

The Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability’s 2025 Climate Impact Speaker Series will kick off Sept. 2 with former president of Colombia Iván Duque. He oversaw the country’s dramatic expansion of renewable energy – from 1% of national energy...

From Emissions to E-Fuels: The New Frontier in Climate Innovation 

CCU is based on the principle of capturing carbon dioxide and reusing it in various forms, such as e-fuels. These are created by combining captured CO₂ with renewable hydrogen produced from renewable electricity. Such e-fuels serve as drop-in...

Climate banking group pauses activities amid rising political pressure