August 28, 2025 | CHANGEMAKR.ASIA

Post author:Mongabay
Post published:August 28, 2025
Post category:NA-Biodiversity News Aggregator

A year ago, deep in the heart of the Pantanal, the world’s largest tropical wetland, the lifeless body of Gaia, a jaguar known and loved by conservationists, was found charred…

Post author:Climate Change News
Post published:August 28, 2025
Post category:NA-Carbon & Climate News Aggregator

Dr Arunabha Ghosh is the CEO of the New Delhi-based think tank Council on Energy, Environment and Water and Professor Laurence Tubiana is the President and CEO of the European…

Post author:Climate Change News
Post published:August 28, 2025
Post category:NA-Carbon & Climate News Aggregator

Authorities in China and Nepal have agreed to share cross-border information about the risks of glacial lake outburst floods across the Tibetan region, in a first step that could be…

Post author:Climate Change News
Post published:August 28, 2025
Post category:NA-Carbon & Climate News Aggregator

Imports of solar panels from China to Africa rose sharply in the year to June, capable of generating 60% more electricity than imports in the previous 12 months according to…

Post author:Greenbiz
Post published:August 28, 2025
Post category:NA-Carbon & Climate News Aggregator

Based on results from the first half of 2025, climate tech investment is in wait-and-see mode. Grappling with shifting macroeconomic factors, geopolitical tensions and domestic policy changes, investors have shored…

Post author:Mongabay
Post published:August 28, 2025
Post category:NA-Biodiversity News Aggregator

In the last year, Bangladesh has seen an about-turn from occupying forest land in the name of development activities such as constructing ecotourism parks, football academies, residential and training facilities…

Post author:Mongabay
Post published:August 28, 2025
Post category:NA-Biodiversity News Aggregator

A growing number of oceans-based solutions to the climate crisis have been tried or devised in recent years, thanks largely to an influx of funding. These range from replanting lost…

Aid worker deaths reached a record high in 2024 – and experts warn fatalities could climb further as US aid cuts force organisations to scale back security and rely more heavily on vulnerable local staff. Image: Charity Organisation, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Flickr.

Aid Worker Deaths Hit Record High — and 2025 Is on Track to Be Worse as US Aid Cuts Bite

Post author:Sonali Shah
Post published:August 28, 2025
Post category:Health & Wellbeing Latest

The aid sector is being squeezed by escalating conflicts and shrinking budgets. Agencies are prioritizing the most dangerous theaters while stepping back from others; local groups inherit the frontline but…