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UNEP announces the 2024–2025 Asia Environmental Enforcement Recognition of Excellence winners, spotlighting global cooperation in tackling wildlife, waste, and pollution crimes.
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 Regional Leaders Awarded for Combating Transboundary Environmental Crimes

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The 2025 Global Multidimensional Poverty Index by UNDP and Oxford reveals 8 in 10 poor individuals are exposed to climate hazards.
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Nearly 900 Million People in Poverty Face Direct Climate Threats

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International experts reveal how human-induced climate change made wildfires in South America and Southern California larger, deadlier, and more destructive.
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Human-Driven Climate Change Intensifies Global Wildfires

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Global Carbon Dioxide Levels Reach Record Highs

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A new Oxfam and CARE Climate Justice Centre report reveals developing nations repay more in climate finance loans than they receive, deepening debt and hindering climate action.
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Developing Nations Trapped in Climate Debt Cycle

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The Copernicus Ocean State Report warns every part of the ocean is affected by climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution.
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Every Part of Ocean Affected by Climate Change, Biodiversity Loss, Pollution

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India adds Gokul Jalashay and Udaipur Jheel to the Ramsar List of Wetlands of International Importance, boosting biodiversity and conservation
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India Declares Two New Ramsar Sites: Gokul Jalashay and Udaipur Jheel

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The Ganges River is drying at unprecedented rates due to climate change, overuse, and damming—threatening water, food, and livelihoods across South Asia.
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The Ganges River Is Drying Faster Than Ever

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A new study finds that municipal wastewater treatment plants fail to remove drugs like Prozac and diclofenac, discharging them into rivers and lakes where they pose risks to aquatic organisms.
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Pharmaceuticals Persist Through Wastewater Treatment, Threatening Aquatic Life

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Revolutionizing #Rail; #EcoFriendly #Sleepers

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