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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 11, 2026June 11, 2026 agricultural economy, agriculture, aquifers, bangladesh, Barind Region, climate adaptation, climate change, climate resilience, environmental policy, farmers, food security, Gender And Water, Groundwater Depletion, Irrigation, Rainwater Harvesting, rural development, rural livelihoods, South Asia, sustainable farming, water crisis, water management, water scarcity, water security, Wetland Restoration

Bangladesh Races to Protect Water Supplies as Groundwater Crisis Threatens Millions of Farmers

“The challenge is no longer simply how to conserve groundwater, but how to do so without abandoning the communities whose

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NewsDesk MC June 2, 2026June 2, 2026 beavers, biodiversity, biodiversity monitoring, bird populations, community conservation, conservation, conservation volunteers, ecological recovery, ecosystem restoration, environmental policy, environmental protection, habitat restoration, Heal Somerset, nature recovery, nature restoration, rewilding, rural landscapes, small mammals, Somerset, State of Nature report, UK conservation, volunteers, wetlands, wildlife recovery

Rewilding Projects Deliver Measurable Ecological Gains as UK Movement Seeks Greater Recognition

“Stories alone are not enough. If rewilding is to be fully recognised within national nature recovery strategies, we need robust

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NewsDesk MC May 28, 2026May 28, 2026 affordable housing, Black communities, child deprivation, climate justice, council housing, east London, environmental policy, gentrification, Green Party, Hackney, Hackney Council, Labour Party, local elections 2026, local government, London boroughs, London politics, political realignment, public services, Reform UK, social housing, UK local elections, UK politics, urban policy, Zoë Garbett

Green Party’s Zoë Garbett Takes Office in Hackney After Major Electoral Shift in London Borough

“Everything I do has got climate and climate justice at its centre,” Hackney Mayor Zoë Garbett said after taking office

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NewsDesk MC May 21, 2026 acoustic release systems, Alcatraz Island, California, cetaceans, climate change, commercial crab fishing, Dungeness crab fishery, environmental policy, fisheries management, fishing industry, Golden Gate Bridge, humpback whales, marine conservation, marine heatwave, Marine Mammal Center, NOAA, ocean warming, Oceana, Pacific Ocean, ropeless fishing gear, San Francisco Bay, west coast fisheries, whale entanglement, whale-safe technology

California Expands Whale-Safe Crab Fishing Measures as Marine Heatwaves Shift Migration Patterns

“We will have to continue to be adaptive and science driven in terms of our management to reduce wildlife risk

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NewsDesk MC May 18, 2026 australia, Beijing influence, china, Diplomacy, dolphin trade, environmental policy, Foreign Policy, geopolitical rivalry, Honiara, Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China, Jeremiah Manele, marine conservation, Matthew Wale, One China policy, Pacific Islands, Pacific security, Peter Kenilorea, Rick Hou, solomon islands, taiwan, tuna industry

Wale Signals Policy Shift as Solomon Islands Elevates China Critics

Honiara— The new government of Solomon Islands appointed prominent critics of Beijing to senior cabinet positions and reinstated a ban

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NewsDesk MC May 17, 2026May 17, 2026 Adriatic coast, Alexander the Great, animal welfare, Anton Dohrn Zoological Station, biodiversity, bird conservation, Byzantine mosaics, Clama, Covid lockdowns, Emilia-Romagna, environmental policy, Italian towns, italy, ornithology, peacock population, peacocks, public health, Punta Marina, Ravenna, Rosario Balestrieri, social media, tourism, urban wildlife, wildlife management

Italian Seaside Town Divided as Growing Peacock Population Sparks Debate

“If they know it’s easier to come and snack on a sandwich in the town rather than having to forage

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NewsDesk MC April 30, 2026April 30, 2026 Bali, Denpasar, environmental policy, garbage disposal, indonesia, Indonesia environment ministry, Kuta beach, landfill closure, landfill overflow, methane emissions, open dumping ban, organic waste, plastic pollution, public health, sanitation workers, Suwung landfill, tourism impact, tourism pollution, waste crisis, waste management, waste-to-energy

Bali Waste Crisis Deepens as Landfill Closure Leaves Trash Piling Up

Denpasar – Piles of uncollected garbage are building up across Indonesia’s resort island of Bali after authorities restricted access to

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NewsDesk MC April 17, 2026April 17, 2026 2030 Agenda, climate change, climate justice, coal economy, developing economies, Dorah Modise, economic reform, energy poverty, energy transition, environmental policy, global energy shift, green jobs, human rights economy, inclusivity, inequality, just transition, mining sector, Presidential Climate Commission, public policy, renewable energy, social protection, south africa, sustainable development, UN human rights

South Africa Pursues Rights-Based Energy Transition Amid Inequality and Climate Pressures

“Responsible mining needs to be at the center… we need to protect workers and communities.” South Africa is advancing a

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NewsDesk MC April 10, 2026April 10, 2026 animal behavior, asia climate, biodiversity, climate change, conservation, deforestation, ecosystem balance, elephants, environmental policy, environmental risk, Global warming, habitat loss, human wildlife conflict, india environment, land use, leopards, public health, rural communities, snakes, sustainable development, UNEP, urbanization, who, wildlife corridors

Climate Pressures and Urban Expansion Drive Rising Human-Wildlife Conflict Across Asia

“As habitats shrink and temperatures rise, encounters between humans and wildlife are no longer rare events but an emerging pattern.”

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