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Toxic dust from California’s Salton Sea linked to lung damage in nearby children: Study

Toxic dust from California’s Salton Sea linked to lung damage in nearby children: Study

Research finds children living closer to shrinking lake show respiratory issues from dust containing harmful bacterial endotoxins

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2025 expected to 1 of 3 hottest years on record
07.11.2025

2025 expected to 1 of 3 hottest years on record

According to monthly Copernicus Climate Change Service analysis, October 2025 was third-hottest October globally on record, with average temperature of 15.14C

UN chief admits world has 'failed' on 1.5°C limit, overshoot inevitable by early 2030s
06.11.2025

UN chief admits world has 'failed' on 1.5°C limit, overshoot inevitable by early 2030s

Antonio Guterres warns temporary breach will unleash 'dramatic consequences,' calls for action

UN climate summit in Brazil to strengthen cooperation among nations, says official
06.11.2025

UN climate summit in Brazil to strengthen cooperation among nations, says official

'We need to protect ourselves from triple planetary crisis,' Carlos Silva Filho, UN Zero Waste Advisory Board member, tells Anadolu

New study offers cautious hope for Great Barrier Reef amid rising global temperatures
06.11.2025

New study offers cautious hope for Great Barrier Reef amid rising global temperatures

University of Queensland researchers say reef could recover if global warming is capped below 2 degrees Celsius, media reports

Deep-sea mining waste threatens life in ocean’s 'twilight zone,' study warns
06.11.2025

Deep-sea mining waste threatens life in ocean’s 'twilight zone,' study warns

New research from University of Hawai‘i at Manoa warns that particle plumes from Pacific mining operations could starve zooplankton and disrupt entire marine food webs