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Southern Africa Sees Malaria Resurgence as Climate Shifts Undermine Progress
Climate Change Drives Malaria Surge Across Southern Africa, Threatening Elimination Goals
A surge in malaria cases across southern Africa is raising concern among health officials, with experts warning that shifting climate patterns are…
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Bonn Hosts UN’s SB64 Climate Conference to Shape COP30 Agenda
SB64 Climate Talks Open in Bonn as Nations Chart Path Towards COP31
The 64th session of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Subsidiary Bodies, known as SB64, has commenced in Bonn, Germany, bringing together thousands of…
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US Air Pollution Rising Again as Wildfires Reverse Decades of Progress, Study Finds
Wildfires Fuel Rise in US Smog Levels, Undoing Years of Air Quality Progress: Study
A decade of progress in reducing air pollution across the United States is being steadily eroded by increasingly severe wildfires, according to a new study…
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How Climate Change Is Redrawing the Future of Global Agriculture
Climate Change Is Reshaping Agriculture. Can the World's Food Systems Keep Up?
Climate change is no longer a future threat for agriculture—it is a present-day reality. From prolonged droughts and devastating floods to record-breaking…
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Climate Change Set to Intensify Extreme El Niño Phenomena, Warn Researchers
The El Niño climate pattern is developing and could drive extreme weather conditions around the world this year, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said on Tuesday, warning that climate change is likely to intensify its effects.…
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Climate Change Expands Heavy Rainfall Zones Worldwide, Study Finds
Climate Change Is Expanding Heavy Rainfall Zones, but Population Shifts Will Shape Future Flood Risks: Study
Climate change is causing heavy rainfall events to spread across larger areas of the world, but a new study suggests that future…
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Worsening climate change driven by fossil fuels behind India’s extreme heat, says UN climate chief
The ongoing extreme heat sweeping across large parts of India is being driven primarily by worsening climate change caused by the large-scale burning of coal, oil and gas, UN climate chief Simon Stiell said on Wednesday.
Stiell also…
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COP31 Climate Change Media Partnership Fellowship opens applications for journalists from developing…
The Climate Change Media Partnership (CCMP), led by Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) and the Stanley Center for Peace and Security, has announced applications for the COP31 CCMP Reporting Fellowship Programme for journalists from…
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Ebola outbreak prompts travel bans, airport screening and border restrictions worldwide
The United Nations’ health agency has raised its national-level risk assessment for the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) from “high” to “very high” amid the ongoing Ebola outbreak, although the World Health Organization (WHO) continues…
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India’s scorching nights push power grid to the edge, raise health concerns
India is experiencing a new and growing climate challenge: increasingly hot nights that are placing stress on both the power grid and public health systems, even after the sun goes down.
While scorching daytime temperatures have long been…
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