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More than 99.9% of studies agree: Humans caused climate change

Microplastics are ‘silently spreading from soil to salad to humans’. Agricultural soils now hold around 23 times more microplastics than oceans

Insect protein could be 5.7 to 13.5 times worse for climate than soy, even when the insects are fed food waste

A new study found PFAS “forever chemicals” in 95% of the American beers they tested

A new study finds that democratic countries often appear greener because they offshore pollution to less democratic nations.

Sea level rise will cause ‘catastrophic inland migration’

A new study shows that even if we overshoot 1.5 °C and cool back down, glacier melt and reduced runoff will continue for centuries – some changes are irreversible.

Time for adults to finally act like adults on climate change: A report detailing how climate inaction will consign people born today to a lifetime of weather extremes must awaken a sense of responsibility.

Dry particles can reduce floor friction by nearly 20%, creating hidden slip hazards

People with right-leaning political views tend to trust climate scientists less than other scientists

Direct Air Capture company Climeworks is not doing so well. They have announced that they are about to start mass layoffs

A new study shows that if the top 24% of global emitters adopted low-carbon lifestyles, household emissions could fall by 10.4 Gt CO₂e – over 30% of the global total.

A new global analysis shows 1 in 4 assessed wild animal species face extinction – and climate change is an escalating threat

Political left is more trusting of climate scientists than right. This divide is worse in wealthier democracies and English-speaking nations

High-income groups disproportionately contribute to climate extremes worldwide

Women’s food and transport carbon footprint 26% lower than men’s in France, study finds - Eating red meat and driving cars explain almost all of the 6.5-9.5% difference in pollution that remains after also accounting for men eating more calories and travelling longer distances.

Shelters at bus stops intended to provide relief from heat can actually result in higher temperatures, but this can be mitigated by the presence of shade trees.

A new study finds 86% of global croplands now face more soil exposure to climate extremes – risking carbon loss, erosion, and food security.

Why the green-technology race might not save the planet - The emerging global competition for green innovation, markets and investments might boost prosperity without improving environmental sustainability.

Researchers reveal how higher temperatures can lift mood, lower stress, and support well-being, offering new insights into climate change’s psychological effects

An 18-year dataset shows that intensifying weather extremes are driving big swings in UV light penetration into Lake Tahoe

Antidiabetic drug use increased at a lower rate for people living in or near low-emission zones in Antwerp and Brussel study

New research shows heatwaves, air pollution, and disasters reduce urban cycling – especially for women, older adults, and low-income riders.

Drinking water, select foods linked to PFAS “forever” chemicals in California adults

A new study of 495 North American species finds the steepest bird declines often occur where species are most abundant.

Urban greening for climate resilient and sustainable cities: grand challenges and opportunities

Children born in 2020 will face “unprecedented exposure” to extreme weather events, including heatwaves, droughts and wildfires, even if warming is limited to 1.5C above pre-industrial temperatures.

Researchers have uncovered a “light smog” of microplastics drifting below the surface of the world’s oceans — revealing far more plastic pollution in deep-sea waters than previously known.

People living within a mile of a golf course had more than twice the odds of Parkinson’s disease

Just 100 corporations (including Shell, Glencore, Repsol, Bayer-Monsanto, representing only 2% of 5,500 companies) responsible for 20% of world's extractive conflicts, exposing how companies from Global North seize resources and profits, while social and ecological harms are imposed on Global South.

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