South Korea further weighs in on creating its ‘green corridors’
Eugene Nicklaus S. Laqui The South Korean government is in full force in establishing green corridors after unveiling further legislative steps ahead…
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Panama Canal confirms new transit plan for all vessels amid low water levels
The Panama Canal Authority has confirmed a more flexible approach to accommodating reservations in its Neopanamax booking system.
Europe scorches under relentless heat
Carmela Calling Europe is enduring one of its most intense and dangerous summers in recent memory, with extreme heat gripping…
Panama Canal prepares for dry season as strong El Niño threat looms
KC Maderia Just days after announcing additional draft restrictions to conserve water ahead of the anticipated dry season, the Panama…
UK Heatwave: 5/1 chance of all-time hottest temperature
Newsjustnews writers William Hill have priced the chances of the UK’s all-time hottest temperature record being broken on the week…
Vietnam, World Bank tackle water security issues
Geoffrey H. Latayan Vietnam and the World Bank held a meeting on Friday to discuss water security in the Southeast Asian…
Heat wave smashes May temperature records in UK, prompting rethink of climate attitudes
Adam Peaker The latest UK heatwave – which saw the record for highest temperature in May exceeded for two days…
Emperor penguin, Antarctic fur seal now endangered: IUCN
Ciara Mina Due to climate change, the emperor penguin and the Antarctic fur seal are now classified as "endangered" by…
Maritime sector bets big on atomic propulsion
Maybelene Marcelino Driven by urgent global climate goals and gaps in alternative fuel availability, the maritime industry is reimagining the…
Japan climate report flags urgent risks to food security, disaster resilience
Kamille Q. Cabreza A warning has surfaced from a new government climate impact assessment that disaster preparedness and food supply in…
Temperatures in Malaysia continue to soar as climate crisis worsens
Jheruleene Anne Ramos Malaysia’s average surface temperatures continue to rise as the country grapples with the intensifying effects of the global…
Turkey-Australia pact breaks deadlock over COP31 host role
Hyacinth Estrada After a long-drawn-out diplomatic struggle, Turkey and Australia have struck an unconventional power-sharing agreement over the hosting rights…
COP30 news: Protestors outside Belém summit demand action
Eleni Poulios The Brazilian city of Belém is currently the global focus for an important event: the COP30 summit where…
ASEAN debuts climate pavilion at UN’s COP30 summit
Elan Castanares The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) officially inaugurated its first-ever dedicated pavilion at the 2025 UN Climate…
Climate change: Study finds Great Barrier Reef may partially recover from worst predictions
The Great Barrier Reef in Australia is the world’s largest coral reef system, which is well-known for its…
Czech Republic’s Natalie Puskinova wins Miss Earth 2025
Ren Azrack Escosio Czech Republic's Natalie Puskinova was crowned Miss Earth 2025 during the pageant's coronation night on November 5, held…
Why Sustainability Is the Smartest Investment Entrepreneurs Can Make Today
Will Pearson is a pioneering entrepreneur and the co-founder of both Ocean Bottle and Ocean Co, two ventures…
Singapore launches alliance to advance weather, climate capabilities
Hazel Camba Singapore launched the Climate and Weather Research Alliance Singapore (CAWRAS) on Friday as a national platform to advance…
Early Atlantic seaway opening linked to ancient global warming, study finds
A tectonic upheaval may have caused a significant global warming episode during the Early Cretaceous, according to a…
Threatened by rising sea levels, Tuvaluans seek refuge in Australia
Vivien Bernardino Facing the threat of getting wiped off the map by rising sea levels, the low-lying Pacific nation of…
Climate change pushes Asian nations to extreme weather patterns
Communities in the Asian region have suddenly taken international headlines after experiencing record-breaking observances in terms of high…
Zooplankton – the ‘unsung hero’ that helps fight global warming
A small organism which most people either don’t know at all or only know as aquarium food has…
Pollution-tracking satellite MethaneSat goes missing in space
MethaneSat, a pollution-tracking satellite worth $88 million (£65m) that was launched onboard a SpaceX rocket last year, has…
Philippines turns to high-tech greenhouses to tackle food security, climate pressures
Andre Alfonso R. Gutierrez The Philippines is increasingly turning to greenhouse farming as a strategy to address food security and climate-related challenges,…