A recent study has pinpointed the approximate time beavers began their significant expansion into Canada's western Arctic, with evidence suggesting their ecosystem-engineering activities commenced around 2008. This marks a notable northward range shift for the species.
A severe malaria crisis has erupted in Brazil's Yanomami territory, directly linked to illegal gold mining. Infections have tripled, with researchers identifying deforestation, mercury pollution, and migrant miners as key drivers of disease transmission.
Liberia is nearing the completion of its carbon market policy, aiming to sell carbon credits internationally. However, local environmental organizations express concerns over their exclusion from the final review process.
African nations have secured significant renewable energy investments, totaling more than $11 billion, as France intensifies its commitment to cleaner energy and industrial growth across the continent.
A recent study indicates that 98% of environmental commitments made by major meat and dairy companies are potentially greenwashing. These companies often claim to address deforestation and greenhouse gas emissions, issues significantly driven by their industry.
The Amazon experienced one of its most severe droughts in 2024, with Manaus recording its lowest river levels since 1902. Tree ring analysis is providing insights into the region's climate history and the impact of changing climate patterns.
Arunachal Pradesh is experiencing one of its most severe forest fire seasons in recent years, with hundreds of blazes destroying vast areas of forest, farmland, and orchards. Prolonged dry conditions have exacerbated the crisis.
Uttarakhand's traditional knowledge of water management offers vital insights that should be integrated into India's national climate adaptation strategy, moving beyond a sole focus on carbon metrics.
A new report indicates that climate action by Indian banks is not meeting expectations, with regulatory pressures appearing to be a stronger driver than proactive strategy.