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UK Faces Increased Flood Risk Amidst Unsettled Autumn Forecast

The Met Office predicts a wet and windy autumn for the UK, increasing flood risk, particularly in western and northern regions, while a continuing drought in parts of England poses a unique challenge.

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Divers Recover Hundreds of Kilograms of Ghost Nets off German Coast

Divers from Ghost Diving Germany recovered 150-200 kilograms of discarded fishing nets, known as ghost nets, from the North Sea near Spiekeroog island, highlighting the environmental threat posed by these nets to marine life and the need for their removal.

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Life Below Water
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Neubauer Criticizes Borkum Gas Field as Hurdle to Germany's Energy Transition

Climate activist Luisa Neubauer criticized the Borkum gas field near Borkum Island as a hindrance to Germany's energy transition, arguing that its minimal contribution to energy supply conflicts with renewable energy expansion.

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Devastating Floods in Pakistan and India

Monsoon rains intensified by global warming have caused widespread devastation in Pakistan, affecting four million people and causing significant agricultural losses, while also impacting thousands of farmers in India.

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Massive Antarctic Iceberg A23a Disintegrates

Antarctic iceberg A23a, once the world's largest at 4,000 square kilometers, is rapidly breaking apart into smaller icebergs near South Georgia Island, potentially disappearing soon due to warmer waters.

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Global Climate Action Falters Amidst Rising Temperatures and Political Divergence

The year 2025 shows worsening climate impacts from rising temperatures, while international climate agreements face implementation challenges due to political divergence and a lack of accountability, highlighting the need for a more pragmatic, targeted approach.

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Madrid Issues Flood Prevention Recommendations After Devastating Rains

Following recent heavy rainfall and in the wake of the two-year anniversary of severe flooding in Madrid, the Madrid 112 Emergency Agency (ASEM112) has issued preventative recommendations to municipalities to mitigate future flood risks.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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German Parliament Removes Climate Penalty Funding from Climate Fund

Following widespread criticism from across the political spectrum, a German parliamentary budget proposal to fund potential EU climate penalties from the Climate and Transformation Fund (KTF) has been withdrawn.

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McEwan's Novel Explores Climate Change's Impact on Future UK

Ian McEwan's new novel, "What We Can Know," set in 2119, depicts a UK partially submerged due to rising sea levels resulting from human-caused climate change, offering a perspective on humanity's resilience and the potential for a future impacted by ecological damage.

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Africa's Solar Power Surge: A Race Against Time

Despite significant energy deficits, Africa's abundant solar resources are driving a rapid expansion of renewable energy projects, though substantial investment and international collaboration are crucial for widespread access.

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China exports low-emission steel to Europe, impacting EU producers

China's HBIS is exporting 10,000 tons of steel to Italy, produced with a lower-carbon process than traditional methods, potentially impacting European steelmakers and highlighting the effects of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).

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WA Museum Defends Woodside Partnership Amid Climate Criticism

The Western Australian Museum defended its renewed partnership with Woodside, a gas company, amidst public criticism and a record-breaking marine heatwave that damaged WA's coral reefs; the museum's CEO emphasized the funding's role in biodiversity research while acknowledging climate change concern...

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