Dry Creek Fire: Boulder County Warning and Containment
A wildfire burning north of Highway 7 near Forest Service Road 920 in Boulder County has grown to an estimated 6 acres with 25 percent containment as of Tuesday afternoon, according to
Mount Pleasant High Court Ruling: Scope 3 Emissions Explained
Australia's High Court handed down a 3–2 ruling on the Mount Pleasant coal mine this week. The single question that drove the most immediate searches—does this decision close the mine?—has a clear answer: no. The NSW government confirmed in its
Maharashtra Groundwater Crisis: Why Tankers Cannot Fix Rural Water Shortages
Families in drought-affected villages across rural Maharashtra are running out of water before the next tanker arrives. Residents in worst-affected talukas report borewells that
Ready Together emergency toolkit: what Somerset households should know before floods and power cuts
Prince William traveled to Somerset this week alongside actor Ross Kemp to launch a national emergency preparedness initiative. Coverage focused heavily on a joke
Canada Bill C-39 Dismantles Environmental Protection Policy
Bill C-39 removes several major environmental protection Canada sustainabilitys from Canadian law Parliament of Canada. The bill weakens requirements for environmental assessments on industrial projects, reduces the scope of protected waterways, and
Rahul Somvanshi
India’s First LNG Train Departs Sabarmati as Kavach Safety Net Expands to 404 km of Gujarat Rail
India launched its first LNG-diesel dual-fuel train from Sabarmati on September 27, with Home Minister Amit Shah flagging off the locomotive alongside railway projects worth more than ₹1,500 crore in Gujarat. The
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Indonesia’s Puncak Jaya Glaciers Lost 97% of Their Ice Since 1980—Scientists Project Complete Loss by 2030
— Indonesia's Last Glaciers on Puncak Jaya Are Vanishing—Here's the Timeline The tropical glaciers on Puncak Jaya in Papua, Indonesia are on a documented path to complete extinction. A peer-reviewed study published
Nor’easter Kills at Least One and Knocks Out Power to 150,000 Across the US East Coast
## Nor'easter Kills at Least One, Knocks Out Power to 150,000 as Storm Batters East Coast A nor'easter storm was affecting the US East Coast by September 26-27, killing at least one
Karmactive Staff
Bangkok Flood Disaster: 300mm Rain in 24 Hours Submerges 50 Districts, Evacuations Underway
Bangkok declared a city-wide flood disaster on Friday after 300mm of rain fell in 24 hours — the heaviest September rainfall in 40 years — submerging roads, disabling pumps, and forcing 50
Sunita Somvanshi
Super El Niño 2026-27 Forecast: NOAA Gives 75% Probability of a Record-Breaking Event and What It Means for Wyoming This Winter
Wyoming’s weekend weather brought sharp temperature drops and gusty winds to Campbell County and Cheyenne. But the more significant news comes from NOAA’s September climate assessment: an unusually strong El Niño is
Bangkok declares a flood disaster across all 50 districts after 300mm of rain in 48 hours
Motorbikes stall mid-street as brown floodwater climbs past their wheels, and commuters wade home barefoot with their shoes held overhead. Bangkok has declared a flood disaster as roads across the city go
Sonali Tiwary
UNEP Confirms World Will Overshoot 1.5C Warming Limit, Warns of “No Good Outcomes” Above It
Climate · Adaptation UNEP Confirms 1.5°C Overshoot Is Inevitable, Charts a “Peak and Decline” Path Back If your job involves pricing risk, insuring property, or planning infrastructure decades ahead, the UN just
COP31 35-by-35 Electrification Pledge Sparks Backlash Over Missing Renewable Requirement
COP31 35-by-35 electrification pledge calls for 35% electrification by 2035 — but the official text does not include a binding renewable-energy requirement. That absence has sparked backlash from critics who say the
COP31 “35-by-35” Electrification Pledge Sparks Backlash Over Missing Renewable Requirement
The COP31 “35-by-35” pledge commits nations to 35% electrification by 2035, but the official commitment contains no binding renewable-energy percentage — allowing fossil-fuel-powered electricity to count. This gap, present in the official