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Women’s Health Remains Vastly Underfunded, New Global Report Warns

January 25, 2026 No Comments

World Economic Forum says stronger transparency is key to unlocking investment in a sector with major health and economic stakes. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Women make

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India’s Urban Water Crisis: Deadly Contamination, Broken Pipes, and What Odisha Did Differently

January 18, 2026 No Comments

Deadly contamination in Indore highlights structural failures, while a rare 24/7 water model offers a public health alternative. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC NEW DELHI — The

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Singapore Climate 2025: A Hotter Year Marked by Record Heat, Extreme Rain, and Rising Heat Stress

January 17, 2026 No Comments

From the warmest June and November on record to the wettest March in decades, 2025 offered a clear picture of how climate variability is reshaping

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Terengganu exco member Razali Idris said the marine and environment departments have been directed to take immediate action to clean up Pantai Teluk Kalong, near Kemaman, following the coal spill. (Bernama pic)

Coal Spill Pollutes Pantai Teluk Kalong, Raising Public Concern in Terengganu

January 15, 2026 No Comments

Black solid material believed to be coal found along 500 metres of shoreline after barge runs aground. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC PETALING JAYA — A stretch

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South Korean Scientists Unveil Rapid Method to Remove Nanoplastics From Water

January 14, 2026 No Comments

Magnetic technique clears more than 95 percent of microscopic plastic pollution in minutes, offering promise for drinking water and wastewater systems. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC SEOUL

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Chennai Turns a Mountain of Waste Into Furniture — and a Blueprint for Circular Economy Hub

January 13, 2026 No Comments

Perungudi Dumpyard, once a symbol of environmental degradation, is now the focus of circular economy and  reclamation project. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Agrograde For years, Chennai’s

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Regenerative Agriculture, Holistic Management, farming problem concept. Yellow field with a blue sky and a green forest with grass by Iryna Imago from Getty Images

World’s Richest Ecosystems Are Losing Over a Quarter of Their Species to Farming, Global Study Finds

January 9, 2026 No Comments

Cropland is expanding fastest where nature is most irreplaceable. Nearly 1,031 million hectares of high-risk zones lie outside protected areas, leaving unique wildlife exposed to

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Drought Land by Kamchatka

Heatwaves Were 2025’s Deadliest Climate Disasters, Hitting the Poorest Hardest, WWA Finds

January 8, 2026 No Comments

For the first time, the three-year global average temperature crossed 1.5°C as extreme heat outpaced floods, storms and wildfires in fatalities. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Heatwaves—often

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RimbaWatch Sues Two Malaysian Ministries Over Alleged Greenwashing Lapses

January 5, 2026 No Comments

Environmental watchdog, Rimbawatch, files first-of-its-kind judicial review, saying officials failed to investigate “carbon neutral” fossil fuel marketing and passed responsibility back and forth. FOLLOW THIS

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