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Headline 2: Türkiye receives first dedicated organic cotton training resource
The Organic Cotton Training Curriculum (OCTC) is now publicly available in Turkish and English, alongside a Trainer’s Handbook to support sector-wide adoption.
Developed with Ankara-based Prospera Impact and informed by Turkish sector partners, the curriculum adapts proven good farming practices to Türkiye’s soils, climate and growing conditions.
It also introduces the programme’s first module on regenerative agriculture, offering clear direction on soil health, biodiversity and long-term resilience.
Beyond field

PARIS, Dec 4 (Reuters) - The European Union has reached a preliminary deal on how to regulate gene-edited crops in a move that could ease the development of new varieties in a region long ‌wary of biotech innovations in food.
The EU has debated for years how to regulate so-called new ‌genomic techniques (NGT), which can edit the genetic material of an organism without introducing traits from another species.
Proponents say the technology accelerates naturally-occurring mutations and offers a response to climate and environmental pressures, while critics bracket it with genetically modified o

President Donald Trump announced Wednesday a reset of Joe Biden's fuel-economy standards, arguing it will lower US car prices -- but critics warned it would worsen climate change and leave drivers paying more at the pump.
Trump was flanked in the Oval Office by the CEOs of Ford and Stellantis and a senior General Motors official, a show of buy-in from Detroit's "Big Three."
"My administration is taking historic action to lower costs for American consumers, protect American auto jobs and make buying a car much more affordable," the US president said.
"Today is a victory (for) common sense an

Africa’s forests have turned from a carbon sink into a carbon source, according to research that underscores the need for urgent action to save the world’s great natural climate stabilizers.
The alarming shift, which has happened since 2010, means all of the planet’s three main rainforest regions — the South American Amazon, Southeast Asia, and Africa — have gone from being allies in the fight against climate breakdown to being part of the problem.
Human activity is the primary cause of the problem. Farmers are clearing more land for food production. Infrastructure projects and mining are ex

If you're climate-conscious, you might be interested to know that conventional cement production accounts for a massive chunk of annual global carbon dioxide emissions. Concrete and cement have been the standard for building houses and skyscrapers for decades, but the energy required to produce cement, especially for firing limestone in kilns, results in a massive environmental impact. There's an alternative right under our noses, though. Researchers in Australia have introduced a new building option called cardboard-confined rammed earth, a material made from just soil, water, and recycled ca

Scientists issue dire warning about looming threat to coastal communities: 'Would likely generate'

A new international report warned that current temperature targets to reduce global overheating may not prevent catastrophic ice loss that's threatening coastal communities worldwide, per a recent piece by Durham University.
Research from Durham University contributed to the State of the Cryosphere Report, which revealed that achieving sea-level management requires limiting warming to 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit or less.
Scientists presented their findings at the COP 30 U.N. Climate Change Confer

In Alaska, what was once a permanently frozen layer of earth is now warming.
Researchers are studying this former permafrost to better understand how these melting layers can contribute to our warming climate, Bloomberg reported.
Permafrost refers to any area of ground that remains frozen year-round, not thawing in the summer. It is typically found in the Arctic or in high-altitude, mountainous regions.
Permafrost also effectively stores carbon. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's 2019 Arctic Report Card, it held about twice as much as what was in the atmosphe

In the fast-moving world of biotech innovation, few figures have commanded attention in 2025 the way Ben Lamm has.
As founder and CEO of Colossal Biosciences, he has transformed what sounded like science fiction into a high-stakes, headline-dominating movement.
His company’s mission, once dismissed as sensational, now sits at the center of global discussions about climate solutions, genetics, and the future of life itself.
Ben Lamm’s rise began with a concept that seemed almost too audacious to be real: bringing extinct species back into the modern world.
Colossal Biosciences quickly earne

Using fossil fuels to produce energy has had a detrimental impact on the planet. Despite pushes for cleaner energy, the power sector is still the top producer of harmful emissions according to the United Nations. As it becomes clear that human-driven climate change is making it harder for trees to breathe, it is fitting that a new proposed solution is inspired by the photosynthesis of plants.
A team of researchers at the University of Cambridge has developed artificial photosynthesis. The system mimics plants by using sunlight, water, and CO2 to create energy. The benefit of this system is th

Rising temperatures have devastated two of India’s most prized crops, forcing farmers to look for ways to adapt to climate change as global demand for the products grows in line with rising incomes.
Heat has devastated the cultivation of cardamom: Last year’s poor harvest pushed prices up 70%. Meanwhile, India’s tea production dropped almost 6% this year compared to last after temperatures repeatedly topped 35°C (95°F), meaning “the bushes essentially shut down,” an expert told Nikkei.
But some help may be at hand: Indian farmers have begun using an app that runs a diagnosis on soil health a

When it was discovered a decade ago, the 4th-century basilica of Nicaea was totally submerged, its importance to early Christian history hidden beneath a lake in northwestern Turkey.
Now, the church in Iznik, a small town several hours from Istanbul, stands on dry land, its ruins exposed as the waters that engulfed it for more than 700 years have receded due to climate change.
Known as the Basilica of the Holy Fathers, it marks the site of one of the early Church's most important gatherings which took place in Nicaea 12 years after the Roman Empire legalised Christianity, ending years of per

JOHANNESBURG (AP) — The first Group of 20 summit to be held in Africa opens on Saturday with an ambitious agenda to make progress on solving some of the long-standing problems that have afflicted the world's poorest nations.
Leaders and top government officials from the richest and leading emerging economies will come together at an exhibition center near the famous Soweto township in South Africa — once home to Nelson Mandela — to try and find some consensus on the priorities set out by the host country.
They include more help for poor countries to recover from climate-related disasters, re

UN climate summit drops mention of fossil fuels from draft deal

All mention of fossil fuels, by far the largest contributor to climate change, has been dropped from the draft deal under negotiation at the COP30 UN climate talks in Belém, Brazil enter their final stretch.
Draft agreements at the meeting of nearly 200 countries usually go through multiple revisions as all parties must agree in order for a deal to pass.
Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and some countries including the UK want the summit to commit countries to stronger, faster action to reduce their use of fossil

US budget cuts risk creating blind spots in Earth monitoring systems that would imperil weather forecasting and climate research for years to come, the deputy chair of a key UN-backed climate monitoring body warned in an AFP interview.
Peter Thorne is the deputy chair of the Global Climate Observing System (GCOS), a little-known but crucial UN-backed programme that tracks and evaluates data on the atmosphere, land and ocean.
"In the 30 years I've been in this game, we've always seen incremental improvements in our ability to diagnose the Earth system," Thorne, who is also a professor at Irel

More than 300 industrial agriculture lobbyists have participated at this year’s UN climate talks taking place in the Brazilian Amazon, where the industry is the leading cause of deforestation, a new investigation has found.
The number of lobbyists representing the interests of industrial cattle farming, commodity grains and pesticides is up 14% on last year’s summit in Baku – and larger than the delegation of the world’s 10th largest economy, Canada, which brought 220 delegates to Cop30 in Belém, according to the joint investigation by DeSmog and the Guardian.
One in four of the big agricult

Scientists and artists unveil startling exhibition on looming crisis: 'Call it what you will — it's happening'

What happens when a poet, an artist, and an ecologist walk into a room? The answer comes in the form of a traveling exhibit aimed to educate people about the dangers of the climate crisis.
"Threshold 32°F" is a traveling exhibit that shows the changes of northern species over the span of one season in Alaska, according to The New York Times. The Alaska-based project is scheduled to be on display in both Oregon and Michigan in 2026.
Debbie Clarke Moderow, a poet, created the proje

BELEM, Brazil (AP) — Global efforts to curb emissions of the potent but short-lived heat-trapping gas methane are doing about as poorly as the more prevalent carbon dioxide, but there's hope for the next five years, U.N. officials said Monday.
Methane emissions can be a “hand brake” for slowing greenhouse gas pollution and temperatures, said Martina Otto, head of the U.N.'s climate and clean air commission for methane pollution. That's because methane from fossil fuels traps nearly 30 times the heat of the more common carbon dioxide, but because they don't last nearly as long in the air, fast

SpaceX launched a joint NASA-European environmental research satellite early Monday, the second in an ongoing billion-dollar project to measure long-term changes in sea level, a key indicator of climate change.
The first satellite, known as Sentinel-6 and named in honor of NASA climate researcher Michael Freilich, was launched in November 2020. The latest **** ecraft, Sentinel-6B, was launched from California atop a Falcon 9 rocket at 12:21 a.m. EST.
Both satellites are equipped with a sophisticated cloud-penetrating radar. By timing how long it takes beams to bounce back from the ocean 830

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Happy first day of summer! Well, only if you’re a meteorologist. Meteorologists prefer the consistent, 3-month blocks of meteorological seasons for tracking weather trends and climate stats year to year.
Astronomical – based on Earth’s orbit (equinoxes & solstices)

Happy first day of summer! Well, only if you’re a meteorologist. Meteorologists prefer the consistent, 3-month blocks of meteorological seasons for tracking weather trends and climate stats year to year.
Astronomical – based on Earth’s orbit (equinoxes & solstices)

Happy first day of summer! Well, only if you’re a meteorologist. Meteorologists prefer the consistent, 3-month blocks of meteorological seasons for tracking weather trends and climate stats year to year.
Astronomical – based on Earth’s orbit (equinoxes & solstices)

Happy first day of summer! Well, only if you’re a meteorologist. Meteorologists prefer the consistent, 3-month blocks of meteorological seasons for tracking weather trends and climate stats year to year.
Astronomical – based on Earth’s orbit (equinoxes & solstices)

Happy first day of summer! Well, only if you’re a meteorologist. Meteorologists prefer the consistent, 3-month blocks of meteorological seasons for tracking weather trends and climate stats year to year.
Astronomical – based on Earth’s orbit (equinoxes & solstices)

Happy first day of summer! Well, only if you’re a meteorologist. Meteorologists prefer the consistent, 3-month blocks of meteorological seasons for tracking weather trends and climate stats year to year.
Astronomical – based on Earth’s orbit (equinoxes & solstices)

Happy first day of summer! Well, only if you’re a meteorologist. Meteorologists prefer the consistent, 3-month blocks of meteorological seasons for tracking weather trends and climate stats year to year.
Astronomical – based on Earth’s orbit (equinoxes & solstices)

Happy first day of summer! Well, only if you’re a meteorologist. Meteorologists prefer the consistent, 3-month blocks of meteorological seasons for tracking weather trends and climate stats year to year.
Astronomical – based on Earth’s orbit (equinoxes & solstices)

Happy first day of summer! Well, only if you’re a meteorologist. Meteorologists prefer the consistent, 3-month blocks of meteorological seasons for tracking weather trends and climate stats year to year.
Astronomical – based on Earth’s orbit (equinoxes & solstices)

Scratch all future trips to Hawaii of my list. Lots of other great options out there that will not charge a “climate tax”. Hawaii will not get one dime from me, my family or business.

Climate change is real but it’s a part of life, weather changes all the time, it’s nothing to do with cars and factories it happens anyway. You see all throughout history weather gets warmer and colder. The average temperature uk was 5c warmer than it is today in 10th century.