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NewsDesk MC June 20, 2026June 20, 2026 Arctic Environment, biodiversity, climate change, climate crisis, Cryosphere, ecosystem transformation, environmental change, environmental monitoring, Freshwater Ecosystems, Global warming, Indigenous Knowledge, Land Degradation, Livestock Herding, Mongolia, Northern Mongolia, Pastoral Communities, Permafrost, scientific research, sustainable agriculture, traditional livelihoods, Ulaanbaatar, Water Resources, wetlands, Yak Farming

Mongolia’s Thawing Permafrost Reshapes Landscapes, Water Systems and Traditional Herding Economy

“By bringing scientific and community knowledge together, we gain a more complete understanding of how environmental change affects both ecosystems

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NewsDesk MC June 16, 2026June 16, 2026 carbon emissions, clean energy, climate change, climate crisis, climate experts, emissions, energy markets, energy prices, energy security, environmental policy, extreme weather, Fossil fuels, Global warming, green transition, heatwave, net zero, North Sea drilling, oil and gas, renewable energy, solar power, sustainability, Tony Blair, UK energy policy, UK politics

Experts challenge Blair’s fossil fuel proposal amid UK climate and energy concerns

“Clean energy is cheaper energy – it protects bills from price shocks and does not drive the climate crisis.” Energy

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NewsDesk MC June 8, 2026June 8, 2026 agriculture, aid cuts, Burhakaba, climate change, climate crisis, climate migration, conflict, displaced families, displacement, drought, East Africa, famine risk, floods, food insecurity, food shortages, humanitarian aid, humanitarian crisis, hunger, internally displaced persons, livelihoods, mogadishu, poverty, resilience, somalia

Climate Shocks and Conflict Drive Mass Displacement in Somalia as Hunger Deepens in Mogadishu Camps

“We tried every means to survive. Unfortunately, there was nothing left, so we had no choice but to escape to

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NewsDesk MC May 31, 2026May 31, 2026 climate change, climate crisis, delhi, Delhi Weather, environmental risk, Extreme Heat, Heat Stress, heatwave, homelessness, housing crisis, human rights, india, India Meteorological Department, IPCC, Jannat, public health, Shahida, Shelter Shortage, social inequality, Street Homelessness, urban development, urban poverty, Vulnerable Communities, women and children

Delhi’s Extreme Heat Exposes Risks Facing Thousands Living on the Streets

“Even when your eyes close, your mind stays awake. I need to be always protective of myself and my child.”

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NewsDesk MC May 28, 2026 Arctic, Arctic Warming, carbon emissions, climate change, climate crisis, El Nino, environment, Europe Heatwave, Extreme Heat, Geneva, Global Climate, Global warming, greenhouse gases, meteorology, Paris Agreement, renewable energy, sustainability, Temperature Records, united nations, Weather, World Meteorological Organization

UN Warns of Record Global Heat Through 2030

Geneva-Global temperatures are expected to remain at or near historic highs through 2030, with a strong likelihood that a new

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NewsDesk MC May 14, 2026May 14, 2026 agricultural research, agriculture, apple industry, apple orchards, apple rootstocks, climate adaptation, climate crisis, climate resilience, cold snaps, Cornell University, crop resilience, drought resistance, extreme weather, fire blight, food security, fruit farming, Geneva rootstock program, horticulture, orchard management, rapid apple decline, sustainable farming, tree breeding, USDA, Washington State University

Scientists Race to Develop Climate-Resilient Apple Trees as Extreme Weather Threatens Orchards

“It’s these emerging problems, that you don’t really think of or didn’t plan for, that you might not be able