2025 Confirmed as Third-Hottest Year on Record
Scientists confirm 2025 as the third-hottest year at 14.97°C, warning of faster global heating and urgent climate action for South and Southeast Asia.
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Beijing Smashes Air Pollution Records: Only 1 Heavy Polluted Day in 2025
Beijing cut heavy air pollution days to just one in 2025, a 98.3% drop from 2013’s 58 days, marking a major environmental milestone.
EPA Downplays Human Impact on Climate Change
The U.S. EPA quietly removed mentions of human-driven climate change from its site, emphasizing natural causes and sparking alarm among scientists and youth activists.
Japan Launches 17th Release of Fukushima Wastewater Amid Ongoing Opposition
Japan kicked off the 17th round of Fukushima wastewater release on Dec 4, 2025, sparking fresh opposition from locals and global observers over environmental and safety concerns.
China Urges Japan to Clean Up Abandoned Chemical Weapons
China urges Japan to destroy chemical weapons abandoned on the Chinese mainland, calling for faster cleanup to protect lives, property, and the environment.
Greening the Desert: China’s Epic Shift from Sand to Forest 🌿
Learn how this year the Chinese mainland’s Three-North Shelterbelt Program achieved zero net land degradation, turning deserts into forests and inspiring green action across Asia.
AI’s Power Crunch: How Data Centers Impact the Planet
Experts warn AI data centers strain energy, water and carbon budgets. Discover the environmental impact and green solutions in 2025.
Earth Hits First Climate Tipping Point as Coral Reefs Die Off
Earth crosses its first climate tipping point as warm-water coral reefs face mass die-offs, warns Global Tipping Points report.
Antarctica’s Giant Iceberg A23a May Disappear by Late 2025
Antarctica’s giant iceberg A23a, calved nearly 40 years ago, is rapidly breaking apart. Researchers warn it may vanish by November 2025, highlighting urgent climate concerns.
US Govt Shutdown Halts Key Environmental Programs
US government shutdown forces EPA furloughs, putting pollution monitoring and disaster response at risk.