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Fossil fuels are ‘running out of road’ as world enters new energy era, says UN chief

‘The clean energy future is no longer a promise. It’s a fact,’ UN chief says

The Independent UK

Will EU fertiliser tariffs hit Russia's coffers?

To reduce its economic dependence on Russia, the EU has imposed higher tariffs on fertilisers and agricultural products. The aim is to reduce Russian revenue, but it could impact on food prices in the EU, which worries farmers.

Euronews

Yellowstone National Park Volcano Eruption Fears Escalate After Mysterious Crater Forms

A mysterious blue water-filled hole appeared in Yellowstone's Norris Basin, caused by small explosions, but poses no immediate volcanic threat.

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More than 100 million Americans to swelter in triple digit heat as new ‘heat dome’ arrives

Temperatures are expected to hit over 100 degrees Fahrenheit during the day in multiple areas including parts of Nebraska, Missouri, Texas and Louisiana

The Independent UK

Methane leaks from gas pipelines are a hidden source of widespread air pollution

The Trump administration is decreasing the attention federal regulators pay to pipeline leaks. But leaks from natural gas pipelines don’t just waste energy and warm the planet – they can also make the air more dangerous to breathe. That air pollution threat grows not just in the communities where the…

The Conversation

Century-old dam under strain as floods increase in US and federal funds dry up

Trump axes key infrastructure funding while more than 18,000 Ohio properties face flood risk as ageing dam buckles

The Guardian - US

Grand Canyon fire is new blow to Park Service hit by staff cuts - Roll Call

The wildfire that destroyed a Grand Canyon lodge this month was the latest blow to the National Park Service staffing and funding cuts.

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Crush the 2025 Soybean Market! Brazil's Surge & Seasonal Downtrend Are Open Doors—Dive Into COT Data Today

Soybean traders, the 2025 market's yours to conquer. South America's supply and China's pullback are driving prices down. Seasonal patterns and COT data scream opportunity. Dive into the numbers, trust your skills, and make your move!

Barchart

Cameroon nears full cocoa traceability as EU deadline looms, but risks remain

Cameroon has announced that 99% of its cocoa can now be traced from individual farm plots to the export port - a significant step towards meeting new European Union sustainability requirements.

Radio France Internationale

How are Australians adapting to climate change? Here are 729 ways

Australia’s climate is changing. To avoid catastrophic disruptions from successive supercharged disasters, society must adapt. But change takes time and it’s not always clear how much progress we’re making.

The Conversation

Direcut Helps You Tame Fuzzy AI Instructions

Artificial intelligence models will follow you even if you told it (him?) to jump off a bridge, figuratively.

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Rising food prices driven by climate crisis threaten world’s poorest, report finds

High cost of staples due to extreme weather could lead to more malnutrition, political upheaval and social unrest

The Guardian - UK

An explosive Grand Canyon wildfire brings terror, loss and tough questions: ‘It came like a freight train’

The decision to let a small blaze burn – before it suddenly erupted – has drawn scrutiny. Now those who love the remote North Rim are reckoning with the destruction

The Guardian - US

Are you craving crisps all the time? This could be the reason why

Watch out for the surprising signs of dehydration this summer, says nutritionist Louise Pyne

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Japan Sees Bright Future For Ultra-thin, Flexible Solar Panels

Japan is heavily investing in a new kind of ultra-thin, flexible solar panel that it hopes will help it meet renewable energy goals while challenging China's dominance of the sector.

TechRadar

Breaking up cybercrime gangs is helping save the planet, incredibly

As much as 10k tCO₂e in emissions have been removed by fighting cybercrime, report claims.

International Business Times UK

UK Flash Floods Threat Possible As Heatwave Persists and Storm Risk Rises

Flash flood warnings issued as scorching UK heatwave triggers thunderstorms. Met Office urges public to prepare for sudden downpours and travel disruption.

Euronews

Brazil passes controversial 'devastation bill' that weakens environmental regulations

Critics have called it "by far the worst piece of legislation” ever from an environmental standpoint.

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How to reduce your food footprint: if it’s better for you, it’s better for the planet

Curbing waste, eating a plant-rich diet and limiting ultra-processed food (and sadly, coffee and chocolate) will dramatically reduce your carbon footprint

The Independent UK

LA fires charred homes into piles of metal and concrete. By recycling them, they're given new life

After the Palisades and Eaton fires scorched entire neighborhoods, the Army Corps of Engineers set up operations to recycle concrete and metal from mostly fire-damaged homes

The Independent UK

Louisiana scraps $3 billion coastal restoration funded by oil spill settlement

Republican Governor Jeff Landry views the project as a threat to the state’s way of life

Reason

Congress Cut $500 Billion in Energy Subsidies. That’s Good—and Proof Reform Is Possible.

Green energy is promising. But subsidies distort the tax code, misallocate capital, and favor companies already in the game.

The Guardian - UK

Gas flaring created 389m tonnes of carbon pollution last year, report finds

Rules to prevent ‘enormous waste’ of fuel are seen as weak and poorly enforced and firms have little incentive to stop

The Independent UK

Brazil's congress passes bill to overhaul environmental regulations

Brazil’s lower house has passed a controversial bill that overhauls environmental legislation

The Independent UK

Interior Secretary Burgum must personally approve all wind and solar projects, a new order says

All solar and wind energy projects on federal lands and waters must be personally approved by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum

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