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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...

Canada slashes EV tariffs as China lifts canola barriers in major trade thaw

On Friday, Canada and China reached an initial trade agreement that cuts tariffs on electric vehicles and key agricultural products, especially canola. This deal...

Data centers powering AI could soon rival entire nations in electricity demand

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) is creating massive profits for tech companies. At the same time, it is putting the planet at...

$250 million Venezuelan oil sale sparks questions after trader’s Trump-linked donations

The United States completed its first sale of Venezuelan crude oil under a new government-led policy. This marks a major shift in how it...

Venezuela becomes ground zero as Trump bets big against the clean-energy tide

The world’s attention has turned sharply toward Venezuela after President Donald Trump moved to strengthen U.S. control over the country’s vast oil reserves. His...

China set to dominate global coal power in 2026 as more than 100 new plants move toward launch

China is preparing to launch more than 100 new coal-fired power generator units in 2026. Out of 104 projects planned worldwide, 85 are in...

There’s a place on Earth where it barely rained for 400 years — and life still figured it out

There is a place on Earth where rain is almost a stranger, yet life continues quietly and steadily. In northern Chile lies the Atacama...

EPA drops lives saved from pollution math, putting business costs ahead of public health

The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has quietly changed how it evaluates pollution rules, and as a result, the agency now decides whether...

Federal judge overturns U.S. offshore wind halt, orders Ørsted to restart project

A US federal judge has ruled that the Danish energy company Ørsted to restart work on its Revolution Wind project near Rhode Island, which...

Wildfires engulf Patagonia as flames race toward communities in southern Argentina

Wildfires are tearing through large parts of southern Argentina, burning vast stretches of land and placing nearby communities at serious risk. The fires have...

Climate change is already costing Americans jobs — and the losses are spreading quietly

Climate change is often shown as melting ice, raging fires, or flooded streets; however, its most personal impact now appears quietly in every paycheck....

Trump presses US oil companies to invest $100 billion in Venezuela after power shift

The US president Donald Trump has promised major oil companies “total safety” and “total security” in Venezuela and, as a result, is urging them...

How an extreme heatwave turned bushfires into a national emergency in Australia

Australia is battling a growing natural emergency as extreme heatwave conditions continue to fuel widespread bushfires across several states. Authorities have declared a state...

Satellite data exposes how neglect turned Venezuela’s oil wealth into atmospheric waste

Satellite images are showing a serious problem rising from Venezuela’s energy sector. Huge clouds of methane gas are leaking into the air from old...

Everything we see is just 5% of reality — the rest of the universe remains invisible

The universe looks bright and familiar when we look up at the night sky. We see stars, planets, galaxies, and glowing clouds of gas....
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