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Page Updated:
Sept. 24, 2026


  • • Grp. 1: The Biggest Climate Headlines of 2025
    By EARTH.ORG -

    1. 2025 on Track to Be
    Second Warmest Year Ever

    2. No Mention of Planet-Warming Fossil Fuels in COP30 Agreement

    3. Global Plastic Treaty Negotiations End Without Deal Again

    4. World’s Top Court Lays Out
    Historic Protections For Climate

    5. Scientists Confirm Largest Coral Bleaching Event on Record Affecting Nearly 84% of World’s Reefs

  • • Grp. 2: More Climate Headlines of 2025
    By EARTH.ORG -

    6. Climate Change ‘Supercharged’ Deadly Asian Storms That Killed More Than 1,800

    7. Trump Signs Executive Orders to Blow to US Emissions Reduction Efforts

    8. ‘Historic’ UN-Led High Seas Treaty to Take Effect in 2026

    9. Green Sea Turtles No Longer Endangered Species in Major Conservation Win

    10. Fossil Fuel Companies Intensified Hundreds of Heatwaves Worldwide This Century

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    From Antrhopocene
    From The Washington Post
    From The New York Times
  • • Engineers Just Mapped a
    Narrow Path to Greener Flying
    Flying Behind Commercial Jets, a Team Pinpointed the Exact Combination of Fuel and Engine Technology That Cuts Both Soot and the Contrails Warming the Planet

    Sept. 24, 2026 -Flying is one of the fastest-growing sources of greenhouse gas emissions, according to the European Commission. And while road transport emits more carbon over, flying is energy-intensive per person. Flying from Lisbon to New York and back produces roughly the same emissions as an average European Union citizen heating their home for a year.

    The aviation industry has adopted several measures to cut its emissions. But data on the impact of these measures has been limited.

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  • • Trump Dismantled U.S. Climate Policy.
    But His War is Cutting Emissions
    While the President Remains a Climate-Change Denier, the War With Iran Has Triggered an Unforeseen Benefit in the Fight Against Global Warming

    Sept. 24, 2026 -Trump dismisses climate change as a hoax. He calls federal policies aimed at curbing it a wasteful “Green New Scam.” His administration has worked furiously to gut such policies and unleash unbridled consumption of fossil fuels.

    But the Trump agenda has inadvertently dealt a sizable blow against global warming.

    His war on Iran, now in its seventh month, has led to a plunge in the consumption of oil and gas around the world as fighting disrupts production and transportation.

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  • • Salmon Are Thriving After
    Klamath River Dam Removals
    The First Fall Runs of Chinook Salmon Since the Project in California and Oregon Was Completed Have Surpassed Researchers’ Expectations

    Sept. 24, 2026 -The Klamath River, cleared of big barriers for the first time in more than a century after the largest dam removal project in American history, is experiencing a significant rebound of native chinook salmon, according to a new study.

    Thousands of the salmon were recorded passing a former dam site in 2024 and 2025, researchers say, and have reoccupied nearly the full extent of their known historical range.

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