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Karen community fighting corn and coal for clean air in northern Thailand
Northern Thailand’s annual haze crisis is fueled by maize field burning tied to the animal feed industry, compounded by looming coal projects. In Omkoi, Karen villagers have banned maize and rotated crops to cut smoke, only to face a proposed lignite mine that threatens to undo hard-won gains.
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High stakes and hopes as leaders gather ahead of COP30
Ahead of the UN climate conference in Brazil, international leaders including Germany's Merz and Brazil's Lula are meeting to discuss climate action. Experts say they should reaffirm their ambition to curb emissions.
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The U.S. is skipping this year’s climate summit. For many, that’s OK.
World leaders, gathering in Brazil, will try to agree on new, more ambitious plans to cut greenhouse gases.
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New York climate advocates celebrate Mamdani’s victory, prepare to hold him accountable
For the first time in years, New York’s environmental justice advocates say they’ll be working with the city’s government—rather than against it.
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Record-smashing shutdown hits energy, enviro work
Here's what's open and what's stalled as the political standoff continues.
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Intensive livestock farms fail to declare climate impacts in ‘emissions scandal’
Local councils are giving the green light to large-scale pig and poultry farms with patchy or non-existent climate data.
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Industrial gas giants quietly outpace tech and oil companies in power use and emissions
Companies producing everyday gases like nitrogen and oxygen are among the world’s largest electricity consumers, responsible for 2% of carbon emissions in China and the U.S. Despite their massive climate footprint, firms such as Linde, Air Liquide, and Air Products have largely escaped public scrutiny.
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