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Liberia Launches Soils4Liberia Project to Build National Soil Database and Boost Climate-Smart Agriculture
Officials and partners at the launch of the SOIL4Liberia Project on October 22 in Congo Town. Photo: Aria Deemie Summary: Liberia’s Agriculture Ministry has launched the Soils4Liberia Project to map and classify soils nationwide and build a...
California Can Lead a Just Climate Transition
The UAW Region 6 report offers a blueprint for a new green industrial policy in California that empowers local and state-level organizing to ignite just energy transitions. The report calls for an industrial policy that deliberately shapes which...
Christodoulides says EU’s climate goals should ‘be more realistic’
President Nikos Christodoulides on Thursday night called for the European Union’s climate goals to “be more realistic” after the conclusion of the day’s European Council meeting. “Many member states, including the Republic of Cyprus, have...
Ministers discuss GCC-wide environmental cooperation
Minister of Environment and Climate Change H E Dr. Abdullah bin Abdulaziz bin Turki Al Subaie and other ministers from the GCC countries at their meeting in Kuwait yesterday. DOHA: The State of Qatar took part in the 27th meeting of the Committee...
EAD, NYUAD marine research mission strengthens climate insight
Abu Dhabi: The marine research mission, carried out jointly by the Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) and New York University Abu Dhabi (NYUAD), has provided significant insights into the Arabian Gulf’s ecological adaptability. Conducted aboard...
Greenpeace vs Norway: Two climate decisions that could change Europe
In 2016, six youth activists, Young Friends of the Earth Norway and Greenpeace Nordic took the Norwegian government to court to stop new Arctic oil drilling. The central argument in what became known as the People vs. Arctic Oil case was simple...
"She's just a girl" - Nebraska Volleyball's Andi Jackson opens up on training environment under coach Dani Busboom Kelly
Nebraska Volleyball's Andi Jackson spoke on training under coach Dani Busboom Kelly, stating it is a fun experience. The Huskers are undefeated so far this season. Busboom Kelly's guidance has been a key factor in the Huskers retaining the No.1...
Environment, Health and Safety Compliance Checklist
Environment, Health and Safety Compliance Checklist Your business is subject to many operational, regulatory, and compliance risks. KPA’s EHS Checklist gives you an overview of some of the documents, training, and procedures that are required by...
Climate change and the quest for 'positive tipping points'
.The writer is an academic and researcher. He is also the author of Development, Poverty, and Power in Pakistan, available from Routledge When world leaders gather in Belém, Brazil this November for the 2025 UN Climate Change Conference (COP30),...
WA to revive climate bill in 2026
China’s first detailed plan for emissions cuts divides climate experts
Mixed signals of China’s environmental status raises questions in a critical period China plays a major role in emissions reduction Luke Hounsell/Argosy On Sept. 25, 2025, Chinese President Xi Jinping presented China’s first emissions reduction...
Details of Federal Government’s environmental reform bills set to be announced
Mayor has awarded a prize for innovative built environment revitalisation project
Greater Geelong Mayor Stretch Kontelj OAM has offered a prize to students at Deakin University School of Architecture and Built Environment for the most inspirational architectural proposal. The Mayoral Challenge invited first year Master of...
Environment Canada issues rainfall warning for Squamish
Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a rainfall warning for Squamish, with heavy rain expected to continue through Friday. According to the warning, between 20 and 30 millimetres of rain is forecast overnight Thursday, with another 20...
This Victorian Garden Staple is the Secret to Bumper Peach Harvests in Cold, Wet Climates – It Prevents Leaf Curl, Pest Problems, and Frost Damage
For those living in colder, wetter climes, the idea of growing your own peaches seems like something of an unachievable dream. But what if I told you there's one hack that dates back to the Victorian era, allowing the rainiest of regions to have...
Climate Change and Innovative Paths to a More Sustainable Future
Newswise — The challenges posed by climate change and greenhouse gas net-zero transition are discussed. Several key technology areas which require innovation are briefly reviewed in this article, including renewables, energy storage, distributed...
When trains are pricier than planes, there’s a heavy social, financial and environmental cost
If I want to get from Barcelona to London, I face what should be a simple choice: either I take the plane, and pump out about 280kg of pollution that heats the planet, or the train, and spew just 8kg. That is not the calculation travellers are...
Ley should work with Labor to strike environmental laws balance
It has been a challenging week for Sussan Ley as she struggles to rebuild the economic credibility of the Liberal Party and keep the Coalition united. She began promisingly enough on Monday by delivering a speech that committed to taking a lower...
Climate Science, Early Warnings Key To Saving Lives: UN Chief Warns No Country Immune
No country is safe from the devastating impacts of extreme weather -- and saving lives means making early-warning systems accessible to all, UN chief Antonio Guterres said on Wednesday. No country is safe from the devastating impacts of extreme...
Climate equity funding slows in first half of 2025: Report
Climate equity funding nearly doubled in 2024 in India, but the first half of 2025 slowed somewhat on account of global political and policy uncertainty, though long-term trends remain positive, said a report on climate funding. The big shift in...