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EU Green Claims Directive introduces tougher standards for Manufacturers

Summary The proposed EU Green Claims Directive aims to prevent greenwashing by requiring businesses to support their environmental claims with scientific evidence and obtain independent verification before communicating those claims...

Major changes: How the EU’s CBAM is reshaping Asian exports

Summary The European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is changing the way many countries...

How ISSB sustainability standards simplify sustainability reporting

The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) has introduced a global baseline for sustainability reporting....

Climate reporting enters a critical new phase with AI-powered data management

Summary Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing how companies prepare climate and sustainability reports. It can...

Transparent solar technology in Japan turns windows into power-generating surfaces

Japan is testing a new type of solar technology that could change how cities...

Scientists found a cheap metal catalyst that breaks down plastic waste over 10× better than platinum

Plastic is everywhere. From water bottles and food containers to household items and packaging, modern life depends heavily on plastic. But plastic waste has...

Donald Trump cites deep freeze as proof global warming is a hoax — scientists say the opposite

Donald Trump is pointing to a powerful winter storm sweeping across the United States as proof that global warming is a hoax, even as...

Climate breakdown moves from science to security as UK intelligence sounds alarm

For a long time, people pushed climate change and biodiversity loss to the sidelines, seeing them as distant problems for scientists, activists, or future...

China’s EV charging network hits warp speed, doubling to over 20 million chargers

The electric vehicle charging network in China reached a scale in 2025 that few countries can match. In just 18 months, the total number...

Court Records reveal climate science was sidelined as Trump officials targeted pollution rules

Newly disclosed government records show that the Trump administration secretly created a group to challenge established climate science. These records reveal actions that critics...

A warning sign for U.S. shale as drilling stops in North Dakota for the first time in decades

The U.S. oil industry received a strong signal this week about how damaging low oil prices can be for domestic drilling. One of the...

Southeast Asia faces a climate crossroads as coal demand rises faster than anywhere else

Southeast Asia faces a tough energy reality as governments promote clean energy and lower emissions, yet coal use continues to rise faster here than...

Guatemala shuts down oil production inside a rainforest to protect one of Central America’s last wild forests

Guatemala has taken a powerful and unusual step to protect one of Central America’s most threatened rainforests. The country has decided to shut down...

Former Google executive says society may need to miss climate goals to build AI

Climate concerns are colliding with the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence, which now influences how people search online, create content, and make decisions across...

Water scarcity now fueling hundreds of conflicts worldwide, UN report finds

The world has entered a dangerous phase of 'global water bankruptcy' as United Nations report highlight. In other words, many countries are consuming water resources...

As the U.S. clings to oil, China is quietly winning the electric power race

China now sits at the heart of a global energy race that is no longer defined by oil wells, pipelines, or tankers crossing oceans....

Climate risk has arrived on the balance sheet, and companies are already paying the price

Climate change was once treated as a future risk. For years, many companies placed it quietly in risk registers and long-term reports. In 2026,...

Melting Arctic turns Greenland into a global power prize as Trump’s interest resurfaces

Greenland is emerging as a global focal point as the Arctic changes faster than almost any other region on Earth. Ice that once blanketed...

Deadly avalanches kill eight in Austrian Alps as extreme snow danger grips the region

Heavy snowfall and unstable mountain conditions turned deadly in the Austrian Alps on Saturday, as a series of powerful avalanches killed eight people within...
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