Read more about the article Global Warming Pace Nearly Doubles Since 2015, Study Warns Paris 1.5°C Limit May Be Breached Before 2030
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Global Warming Pace Nearly Doubles Since 2015, Study Warns Paris 1.5°C Limit May Be Breached Before 2030

The research, published in Geophysical Research Letters, concludes that the planet has been warming at its fastest rate since modern temperature records began. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC The pace of human-driven…

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Read more about the article Over 165 Climate Projects Move to Paris Agreement Carbon Market as UN Issues First Credits
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Over 165 Climate Projects Move to Paris Agreement Carbon Market as UN Issues First Credits

Transition from CDM (Clean Development Mechanism) signals early Operational phase of global Article 6.4 carbon market.  FOLLOW THIS TOPIC More than 165 climate projects approved by host countries are currently…

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Read more about the article Global Sea Levels May Be Higher Than Previously Estimated, New Research Finds
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Global Sea Levels May Be Higher Than Previously Estimated, New Research Finds

Study Suggests Ocean Levels Underestimated Due to Inaccurate Modeling.  The research was conducted by Dr. Philip Minderhoud of Wageningen University in the Netherlands and PhD researcher Katharina Seeger. Their analysis…

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Read more about the article Southeast Asia’s First Solar Irrigation Carbon Project Launches in Indonesia
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Southeast Asia’s First Solar Irrigation Carbon Project Launches in Indonesia

Nexus for Development and Agros Set Benchmark for High-Integrity, Community-Based Carbon. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Indonesia has become the launchpad for Southeast Asia’s first carbon credit project centered on solar irrigation…

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Read more about the article Gold Standard Grants First-Ever Design Certification to Blue Carbon Project in Indonesia
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Gold Standard Grants First-Ever Design Certification to Blue Carbon Project in Indonesia

Located across four villages in North Sumatra, the project seeks to restore and conserve 142.82 hectares of degraded mangrove forest. Though microscale in size, the initiative carries measurable climate potential.…

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Read more about the article Malaysia Loses Coral Reefs Equal to 47,250 Football Fields in Three Years, National Survey Finds
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Malaysia Loses Coral Reefs Equal to 47,250 Football Fields in Three Years, National Survey Finds

Reef Check Malaysia warns of accelerating coral decline as bleaching, pollution and destructive fishing take toll.  FOLLOW THIS TOPIC KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia has lost roughly one-fifth of its coral…

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Read more about the article Indonesia Bans Elephant Riding Shows, Marking a Shift Toward Stronger Wildlife Conservation
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Indonesia Bans Elephant Riding Shows, Marking a Shift Toward Stronger Wildlife Conservation

New regulation signals a nationwide move to prioritise animal welfare, safety and education over exploitative attractions. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC JAKARTA — Indonesia has officially banned elephant riding performances at conservation…

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Read more about the article Turning Degraded Lands Into a Forest-Positive Bioeconomy in Indonesia
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Turning Degraded Lands Into a Forest-Positive Bioeconomy in Indonesia

A science-based pathway shows how food, energy and climate goals can advance without further deforestation. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC JAKARTA — As Indonesia seeks to meet rising demand for food and…

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Read more about the article Johor Firefighters Race to Contain Expanding Peat Fire as Haze Drifts Toward Singapore
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Johor Firefighters Race to Contain Expanding Peat Fire as Haze Drifts Toward Singapore

Dry weather fuels blaze in Pengerang, forcing evacuations and prompting air-quality alerts across the strait. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC SINGAPORE — Firefighters in southern Malaysia are battling a rapidly spreading peat…

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