ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE ACTION

Environment & Climate Action

Scientists warn El Nino phenomenon is here, and could reach historic intensity
NOAA says that there is a 63% chance "of a very strong El Nino during November-January that would rank among the largest El Nino events in the historical record going back to 1950."
Scientists warn El Nino phenomenon is here, and could reach historic intensity
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Türkiye signs COP31 host agreement ahead of landmark autumn climate summit
Türkiye's Environment Minister Murat Kurum signs the COP31 host country agreement during a high-level climate gathering in Bonn, Germany.
Türkiye signs COP31 host agreement ahead of landmark autumn climate summit
Philippines quake toll rises to 41 as communities remain cut off amid rescue efforts
Around 88,000 people across southern Mindanao have been affected, including 22,690 displaced, as aftershocks continue.
Philippines quake toll rises to 41 as communities remain cut off amid rescue efforts
‘Protecting the land and rebuilding’: How Syrians are restoring their forests
After years of war, wildfires, and illegal logging devastated Syria's forests, volunteer-led reforestation campaigns are helping restore green spaces and rebuild a sense of community.
‘Protecting the land and rebuilding’: How Syrians are restoring their forests
Emine Erdogan: Zero Waste a key pillar of climate action
Turkish first lady addresses participants from 183 countries at the International Zero Waste Forum, highlighting the movement's role in tackling the climate crisis and sustainable development.
Emine Erdogan: Zero Waste a key pillar of climate action
Can the Amazon be saved? Deforestation falls in Brazil
Brazilian Amazon deforestation fell to its lowest level since 2017, according to Brazil’s Deforestation Alert System (SAD), but five trees are still lost every second in the world’s largest rainforest.
Can the Amazon be saved? Deforestation falls in Brazil