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Massive wildfires have burned over 14,000 acres of forest cover in 3 weeks

Government scientists, tribesfolk and civic leaders have joined the outcry against quarrying in the Marikina watershed.

BERLIN (AP) — A private company that uses satellites to spot sources of methane emissions around the globe said Wednesday that it detected one of the largest artificial releases of the potent greenhouse gas ever seen, coming from a coal mine in Russia earlier this year.

With the spread of monkeypox around the world on the heels of Covid-19, there are fears that escalating outbreaks of animal-to-human disease could trigger

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The impact of climate change in Africa is drawing attention leading up to an international conference led by the Japanese government, as part of multiple crises the continent is facing along with the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- The impact of climate change in Africa is drawing attention leading up to an international conference led by the Japanese government,

“Priorities Maxwell!!! There’s t increased fuel prices, higher cost of living, rising inflation, not to mention COVID, Monkeypox and other health issues and you choose to write about “noise”?? Well……yes. It’s been on my mind ever since moving to the countryside and there are plenty of literary material around on…

In connection with World Environment Day, MAG launches special forest events through the UN climate and...

Last week, climate activist Greta Thunberg boycotted Stockholm+50, a climate conference held in her own hometown. Instead, she joined protests against climate inaction, raising a crucial question: If international meetings are ineffective in producing change, then why do we continue to hold them?