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…
Climate change
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
Newsjustnews writers 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
Eugene Nicklaus S. Laqui 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,…
Jeff Bezos–Lauren Sánchez wedding extravaganza in Venice sparks protests
Jacinth Banite Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and former journalist Lauren Sanchez have tied the knot in a star-studded three-day wedding…
Venomous snakes found near Mount Everest spark concerns
Jheruleene Anne Ramos Authorities have discovered 10 venomous snakes in the Mount Everest region in just one and a half months,…
UN Ocean Conference 2025: Ray of hope for the marine world
The UN Ocean Conference 2025, which took place in Nice, France from the 9th to 13th of June,…
Ecological exhibition marks Nepal as ‘ground zero’ for climate change
An exhibition in Nepal is hailing the country as "ground zero" for climate change.
Bleaching threatens Malaysia’s coral reefs, report finds
Malaysia’s coral reefs are facing severe stress following last year’s global coral bleaching event, according to a new…
Singapore tackles climate change while other nations delay
Despite numerous global challenges and major economies like the United States scaling back on their climate plans, the…
Environment news: AI to improve storm surge forecasts for coastal cities
Researchers at the University of Hamburg's Centre for Earth System Research and Sustainability are using artificial intelligence (AI)…
Environment news: Pacific region takes on fight against climate change
Wendellyn Mateo By Wendy C. Mateo Rising global temperatures, warming oceans, shrinking ice sheets and growing sea levels – these…
Egyptian minister Rania Al-Mashat promotes ‘country ownership’ for climate investments
Mary Mae Balasanos Amid the growth of markets across the globe, Egyptian Minister of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation Rania…
Environment news: Indigenous people fleeing “drowning island” of Gardi Sugdub
The Guna are an indigenous tribe that have lived on the island of Gardi Sugdub since the 19th…