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Other efforts by METI to help industries decarbonise include programmes to accelerate R&D and connect researchers with industry, Gan said.
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Water and climate outlook October to January presented by experts from the Bureau of Meteorology.
t is that time of year, again, when the world gathers to debate climate ambition at yet another Conference of the Parties. The venue this time is Belém, in the Brazilian Amazon. The city has been in the news for reasons that contradict the very spirit of these negotiations. Earli...
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In the 2026/27 crop year, Brazil’s agribusiness sector is expected to face the strongest El Niño on record, considering events documented since 1950. The last El Niño to receive a “very strong” classification, like the current one, was in the 2015/16 crop year, when 16 different ...
Bolivia has declared a nationwide state of emergency to free up resources to deal with the effects of the El Nino weather phenomenon.
Taal Volcano sulfur dioxide emissions drop as number of volcanic quakes rise Inquirer.net
Rising energy costs and climate risks could put pressure on South Africa, while stronger demand for industrial metals offers opportunities for miners.
MANILA, Philippines — The weakening peso could drive up the cost of imported agricultural commodities such as rice and fertilizer, according to the Department of Agriculture (DA), further straining food prices amid production constraints caused by El Niño.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, second from left, stands next to solar panels when he launched the household solar rooftop scheme at Government House on Oct 27. (Photo: Chanat Katanyu) Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has defended the government's household solar rooftop sc...
Lightning illuminates a storm over the Andes mountains, photographed from a plane flying over northern Argentina, Oct 10, 2026. (Photo: Reuters/Carlos Barria)
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