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- What China Wants from COP31 Climate Talks in Turkey
With the COP31 climate summit scheduled for Turkey in 2026, China is expected to push for stronger commitments on climate finance from developed nations while defending its status as a developing country.
- Can Poland's Białowieża wetlands stop Russian troops and save the forest?
In Poland’s ancient Białowieża Forest, researchers suggest that its wetlands and dense woodlands may function as natural military defences against potential invasions, offering dual benefits for conservation.
- How 2026 Super El Niño Threatens Australia’s Kangaroos on World Kangaroo Day
On World Kangaroo Day, observed each year on October 24, Australians and wildlife advocates reflect on the growing pressures climate change places on the country's iconic macropods amid the 2026 super El Niño event.
- Landslide in Sumatra gold mine kills four as artisanal rush persists
Four artisanal gold miners lost their lives when a hillside collapsed in the Jorong Jujutan forest of Indonesia’s South Solok district on 6 October, the latest in a string of deadly accidents linked to small-scale gold extraction across Sumatra.
- Heavy rains during cacao flowering slash Ghana yields, new study shows
Excessive rainfall during the sensitive flowering and early pod stages has emerged as the primary cause of recent harvest instability in Ghana, the world’s leading cacao producer.
- COP17 Delegates Urged to Follow Global South Women Leading Biodiversity Efforts
Delegates at the U.N. biodiversity COP17 in Armenia this week are being encouraged to draw inspiration from women in the Global South who are driving effective conservation while challenging intertwined patterns of gender inequality and environmental degradation.
- Four firefighters die battling Mount Bromo wildfire in Indonesia
Four firefighters were killed on October 15 while attempting to contain a wildfire that broke out in a savanna area of Mount Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park in East Java, Indonesia.
- COP30 in Brazil: The Critical Climate Summit in the Heart of the Amazon
The critical COP30 summit in Belém, Brazil, will set new global climate finance goals. Discover the key issues, the summit's importance, and what's at stake for the planet's future.
- COP29 in Azerbaijan: A Critical Turning Point for Global Climate Action
As the world turns its eyes to Baku, Azerbaijan's hosting of COP29 marks a pivotal moment in the global fight against climate change, placing international environmental diplomacy and critical climate finance goals under the spotlight.