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'Water Nobel' winner Madani calls for focus on water crisis at COP31

'I think Türkiye has a role to play. As a Middle Eastern country that appreciates strategic value of water, understands challenges of transboundary water management,' Stockholm Water Prize winner Madani tells Anadolu 12 April 2026

UK North Sea drilling push risks global climate goals, experts warn

New oil and gas projects could undermine UK’s climate leadership and global trust, report says08 April 2026

Ground-level ozone increasingly linked to cancer deaths, study finds

Study links short-term ozone exposure to more than 6% of cancer deaths across surveyed countries08 April 2026

EU renewable transition faces gaps in planning for innovative technologies, expert says

Lack of clear definitions, funding frameworks risks leaving targets unimplemented06 April 2026

Iran war triggers major environmental damage, carbon emissions surpass Iceland levels

Attacks on oil facilities, ports and military targets release toxic pollution, raise nuclear safety concerns across region31 March 2026

Turkish President Erdogan marks International Zero Waste Day, highlights 90M tons of recovered waste

'Zero Waste' initiative launched in 2017 contributes 365B Turkish lira to economy, says Recep Tayyip Erdogan30 March 2026

One-third of global food is wasted as millions face hunger

UN World Food Programme (WFP) data shows 43 million children worldwide are facing severe hunger29 March 2026

Fossils reveal climate-driven extinctions in ancient New Zealand ecosystem

Study links biodiversity shifts to volcanic eruptions, long before human arrival26 March 2026

US behind $10T in climate damage over 3 decades: Research

Emissions from US have led to roughly $500B in economic losses in India, about $330B in Brazil26 March 2026

Only 13 countries met global air quality standards in 2025: Report

Global air quality worsens as majority of countries exceed WHO pollution limits, with wildfire smoke and climate factors driving decline25 March 2026

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'Water Nobel' winner Madani calls for focus on water crisis at COP31

UK North Sea drilling push risks global climate goals, experts warn

New oil and gas projects could undermine UK’s climate leadership and global trust, report says08 April 2026

Ground-level ozone increasingly linked to cancer deaths, study finds

Study links short-term ozone exposure to more than 6% of cancer deaths across surveyed countries08 April 2026

EU renewable transition faces gaps in planning for innovative technologies, expert says

Lack of clear definitions, funding frameworks risks leaving targets unimplemented06 April 2026

Iran war triggers major environmental damage, carbon emissions surpass Iceland levels

Attacks on oil facilities, ports and military targets release toxic pollution, raise nuclear safety concerns across region31 March 2026

Turkish President Erdogan marks International Zero Waste Day, highlights 90M tons of recovered waste

'Zero Waste' initiative launched in 2017 contributes 365B Turkish lira to economy, says Recep Tayyip Erdogan30 March 2026

One-third of global food is wasted as millions face hunger

UN World Food Programme (WFP) data shows 43 million children worldwide are facing severe hunger29 March 2026

Fossils reveal climate-driven extinctions in ancient New Zealand ecosystem

Study links biodiversity shifts to volcanic eruptions, long before human arrival26 March 2026

US behind $10T in climate damage over 3 decades: Research

Emissions from US have led to roughly $500B in economic losses in India, about $330B in Brazil26 March 2026

Only 13 countries met global air quality standards in 2025: Report

Global air quality worsens as majority of countries exceed WHO pollution limits, with wildfire smoke and climate factors driving decline25 March 2026

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Thousands take UK chicken producer, water company to court over river pollution

Over 10% of world's oceans now under protection

EU plan to curb hazardous chemicals hits snags as watchdogs warn of pollution rise

Earth Day 2026 marks global push for stronger climate action

UNESCO sites protect wildlife, climate, livelihoods despite growing pressure, report finds

Rising atmospheric carbon dioxide may pose long-term health risks, expert warns