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China Achieves First CO2 Emissions Decline During Rising Power Demand

In Q1 2025, China's emissions fell 1.6% year-on-year as clean energy growth outpaced electricity demand, but challenges to long-term goals remain.

Iraq Sandstorm Hospitalizes Over 3,700 as Health and Infrastructure Strain Intensifies

Peruvian Farmer's Climate Lawsuit Against RWE Returns to Court

US Withdraws from UN Climate Damage Fund

Three Tropical Cyclones Simultaneously Spin in the South Pacific

2024 Confirmed as Germany's Hottest Year Since Records Began

COP29 Finalizes Global Carbon Trading Rules Under Article 6

COP29 Stalemate Over Climate Finance: Who Should Pay?

Human-Caused Climate Change Intensifies Deadly African Floods

King Charles to Skip COP29 Climate Summit Amid Cancer Treatment

Renewable Energy Growth Surges but Falls Short of UN Targets

September 2024 Recorded as Second Hottest September Globally

Urgent Action Needed to Mitigate Rising Sea Levels in Asia-Pacific

Global Push for Renewables Falls Short of Climate Goals

US and China to Discuss Climate Cooperation Amidst Rising Coal Use

Pacific Islands Forum Confronts Rising Seas and Global Geopolitics

Nine Just Stop Oil Activists Arrested at Heathrow Airport