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Scientists confirm that the southernmost insect on Earth, Belgica antarctica, is now ingesting microplastics in one of the world's most isolated regions
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Plastic Pollution Reaches Antarctica ‘s Only Native Insect

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As the world experiences warming at an unprecedented rate, climate change is increasingly impacting human health, said a comprehensive report coordinated by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Vulnerable communities are particularly at risk, and urgent action is needed to address this growing threat.
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Asia-Pacific’s Narrow Window for Climate Resilience

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The UNODC reveals how illegal waste trafficking generates billions for criminals while causing toxic pollution and health crises in low-income nations
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Global Waste Trafficking Causes Toxic Pollution and Billions in Economic Damage

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U.S. winters are shrinking as new data reveals 195 cities now see nine fewer days of extreme cold annually
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U.S. Winters Are Shrinking: Coldest Days Vanishing Fast Across 195 Cities

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Experts warn of major environmental and health disasters in Tehran following the bombing of critical oil infrastructure and refineries.
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EPA Repeals: What This Means for Public Health and Climate Regulation

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Satellite data reveals declining vegetation in Uttarakhand's Himalayas due to climate change, deforestation, and pollution, threatening biodiversity and vital water resources.
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Climate Change, Deforestation Impacting Vegetation in The Himalayas

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A groundbreaking study reveals that chronic exposure to wildfire smoke is linked to 24,100 deaths annually in the US. Discover the health risks of PM2.5 and how climate change is intensifying this public health crisis
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Wildfire Smoke Linked to 24,000 Annual Deaths in the United States

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New research from the University of East Anglia reveals that tropical and subtropical cities are warming faster than rural areas due to intensifying urban heat islands, posing major health risks as global temperatures rise.
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Rising Heat: Tropical Cities Projected to Warm Faster Than Rural Areas

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A University of Oxford study warns that 3.79 billion people will face extreme heat by 2050. Learn how 2°C warming impacts global health, infrastructure, and energy
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Half the World Faces Extreme Heat by 2050; Oxford

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A new study reveals Antarctic penguins are breeding up to 24 days earlier as local warming hits four times the continental average. Explore the impact on Gentoos, Adélies, and Chinstraps.
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Antarctica’s Penguins Breeding Earlier: Record-Breaking Climate Shift

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