Category - Ecology

• UN: Global warming will cross 1.5°C soon, hit at least 1.8°C
• North Sea gasfield set to be given approval in days
• Nepal floods expose risks to hydropower in Himalayas
• ABOITIZPOW­ER EXPANDS INDUSTRIAL SOLAR PUSH
• ‘Sea daughters’ fight plastic pollution with love
• TALARICO ECONOMY TRASHER
• Keeping cool saves thousands of lives — but at a cost
• RANGE ROVER ELECTRIC FINALLY ARRIVES — LOOKING JUST LIKE EVERY...
• Biogas plant in midst of $70M expansion gets $18.7M assist
• It’s a flaming record
• Seminar highlights PHL ‘ube’ varieties to boost farmer income, climate resilience
• Indonesia using coal to power its aluminum expansion
• Collapse of glacier may have triggered deadly Nepal flood
• Britons warned to get ready for biggest El Niño in a millennium
• Coral reef shows signs of recovery
• GLOBAL MONITOR TRACKS U.S. HAZARDOUS SHIPMENT
• REDISCOVER­Y RAISES HABITAT CONCERNS
• Adapt, don't react
• No willingnes­s
• Haze in Borneo: An engineerin­g approach to building a healthier and more resilient future
• Iran-linked cyber attack shut down UK energy generator
• Why are there so many jellyfish around?
• Cool, Clear Water?
• Malaysia faces projected 230 mln tonnes plastic waste by 2040
• Council to review long-term water strategy in 2027
• MG MOTOR PHILIPPINE­S SET TO UNVEIL NEW MG S5 EV, LAUNCH NEW ENERGY TOUR 2026
• Hero hydrogen
• WHY THE RANGE ROVER ELECTRIC IS SO CRUCIAL
• Effects of El Niño and global heating reinforce each other, scientists suggest
• Why our seasons are changing
• What Retailers Should Do to Confront Climate Change
• “We’re going to have these heatwaves that we’re experienci­ng now that we think of as being extremes, [we’ll think they’re] less extreme”
• Care about Earth? ‘Vote the ocean’
• Trump ratchets up fight for California oil
• A RIVER IN RETREAT
• Carney gov’t asks court to quash lawsuit over projected missed emission targets
• Helping to break the ice on climate cooperatio­n