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A new interactive map from Climate TRACE reveals that fossil fuel facilities and wildfires are releasing dangerous PM2.5 particles, exposing 1.6 billion people worldwide to toxic air. The tool tracks pollution sources in real-time, emphasizing the urgent need for policy action to protect public health and address climate change.
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World leaders at the UN summit announced new climate goals, including China's pledge to cut emissions by 7-10% by 2035. Despite some progress, experts say commitments remain insufficient to prevent catastrophic warming, with many major emitters falling short of scientifically needed reductions. The upcoming COP30 in Brazil will test global resolve.
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Bill Gates has shifted his stance, asserting that climate change will not cause human extinction. He emphasizes focusing on human welfare through technological innovation and prosperity, moving away from alarmist narratives. This change aligns with recent calls for pragmatic climate policies prioritizing health and development over extreme emissions cuts.
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A ringmaster of the Big Apple Circus in his 40s describes the demanding lifestyle, including early mornings, family sacrifices, and the importance of teamwork. Meanwhile, other stories reveal political scandals, personal health struggles, and social interactions, illustrating a diverse snapshot of contemporary life in New York and beyond.
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As COP30 climate talks conclude in Belem, Brazil, China asserts dominance in clean energy diplomacy and investment, showcasing renewable technology and partnerships worldwide. Indigenous and activist protests highlight demands for stronger climate action and land rights amid stalled negotiations. The US, absent under President Trump, cedes influence, focusing on fossil fuel exports, while Brazil emphasizes Indigenous land protection and forest conservation.
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As COP30 in Belém nears its conclusion, negotiations stall over a fossil fuel roadmap, with key countries rejecting the proposal. The summit highlights the ongoing global struggle to balance climate action with economic interests, amid disagreements over climate finance and the US absence. The outcome will influence future climate policies.
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Fossil fuel emissions increased by 1.1% in 2025, reaching a record 38.1 billion tons of CO₂. Despite renewable growth, global warming remains on track for 2.6°C, far above the Paris Agreement target. Countries' climate plans are insufficient, with emissions rising in key nations, overshadowing COP30 efforts.
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Nearly 200 nations reached a consensus at COP30 in Belem, Brazil, focusing on climate finance for developing countries but avoiding explicit mention of fossil fuels. The summit faced divisions over fossil fuel phaseouts, with the U.S. absent and protests ongoing. Brazil aims to reduce Amazon deforestation by 2030 amid political challenges.