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OECD's new Environmental Outlook reveals interconnected climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution risks, urging coordinated policies to harness synergies by 2050.
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Climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution highlight need for policies that...

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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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Extreme Heat Reshapes Asia-Pacific Disaster Landscape

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Mountains are warming faster than lowlands globally, causing glaciers melt, extreme weather, and ecosystem threats for billions. Learn about elevation-dependent climate change.
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Mountains Facing Rapid Climate Change

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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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Heatwaves Expected to Intensify for a Millennium Even After Net Zero

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#Disasters led to $3.26 trillion in agricultural #losses

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New research shows a low-fat vegan diet cuts greenhouse gas emissions and energy demand by 51%, highlighting environmental benefits of plant-based eating.
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Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 51% Through Low-Fat Vegan Diet

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FAO and UNDP reveal that agrifood systems are prioritized in developing countries’ National Adaptation Plans but face severe financing and implementation gaps.
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Disasters Cause $3.26 Trillion in Global Agricultural Losses

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Christian Aid's Counting the Cost 2025 report reveals over $122 billion in damages from 10 major climate disasters. Explore wildfires, floods, droughts hitting California, Asia, and beyond—plus calls for emissions cuts and aid to vulnerable nations.
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Beaches Face Crushing Threat from Climate Change and Urbanization

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Swiss Re reports $107B global insured losses from nat cats in 2025, down 24% from 2024 but led by record LA wildfires ($40B) and storms ($50B).
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Severe Flooding Threatens Global Rice Yields

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New research from the University of St Andrews reveals coastal areas are acidifying faster than anticipated, threatening marine ecosystems and coastal economies worldwide.
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Coastal Areas Face Rapid Acidification

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