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Below-Average Rainfall in Brazil Pushes Coffee Prices Sharply Higher

December arabica coffee (KCZ25 ) today is up +10.85 (+2.91%), and November ICE robusta coffee (RMX25 ) is up +116 (+2.59%). Coffee prices are sharply higher on signs of excessive dry conditions in Brazil's main coffee-growing region. Somar Meteorologia reported today that Brazil's largest arabica coffee-growing area, Minas Gerais, received...

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Microplastics are brought into the wilderness on hiking shoes and gear, study shows

Research comparing Adirondack mountain lakes in New York suggests foot traffic is significant source of pollution

The Guardian - US

'Trump Did Not Kill Solar,' Says Chamath Palihapitiya: He 'Let The Free Market Do Its Thing' And Best Businesses Are Thriving

Billionaire investor Chamath Palihapitiya defended President Donald Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill” against claims that the rollback of certain subsidies has harmed the solar energy industry.

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Who Is Setting Fire To The Amazon?

"Red John" is an old acquaintance of landowners and ranchers in the Brazilian Amazon.

International Business Times

Two legal challenges to Woodside’s North West Shelf extension filed on environmental and cultural grounds

Australian Conservation Foundation and Friends of Australian Rock Art want Murray Watt’s decision to approve extension of LNG project in northern WA overturned

The Guardian - AU

China and the US are in a race for critical minerals. African countries need to make the rules

Critical minerals such as lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper, rare earth elements, and platinum group metals are essential for modern technologies. They are key to industries ranging from electronics and telecommunications to renewable energy, defence, and aerospace systems.

The Conversation

Maldives Travel Warning: Is Your Dream Holiday Now a Terrorist Target?

A travel warning for the Maldives has raised concerns about potential terrorist threats in the island nation. Here's what travelers should know before booking their dream holiday.

International Business Times UK

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Since 2020, 4 of Australia’s natural World Heritage properties have deteriorated

Since 2020, the conservation outlook has worsened for four of Australia’s 16 natural World Heritage properties – Ningaloo, Shark Bay, Purnululu National Park and the Australian Fossil Mammal Sites. This means 25% of our natural areas globally recognised as being significant are either in worse health or need better planning…

The Conversation

A sacred lake, a Columbus statue, and an Indigenous people's long struggle for land

Before white settlers came to Onondaga Lake and the city of Syracuse grew along its shore, it was a sacred place for the Onondaga Nation

The Independent UK

How Fall Rainfall Impacts Soil Compaction

Autumn brings lovely cooler air and falling leaves. But the fall can have implications for your garden, lawn, and crops. Heavier rains reshape the ground beneath them. As fields and lawns absorb moisture, soil particles shift and settle, sometimes locking together too tightly. This phenomenon, known as soil compaction, can…

Frugal Gardening

One month to COP30: Brazilian minister seeks EU support for new forest protection fund

In an exclusive interview with Euronews, Sonia Guajajara defended the new funding mechanism to be officially launched at COP30 in Brazil.

Euronews

Trump officials cancel major solar project in latest hit to renewable energy

Esmeralda 7 in Nevada would have produced enough energy to power 2m homes

The Guardian - US

Inside a ‘living lab’: how a remote Canadian lake is helping scientists uncover the hidden life of microplastics

In a remote network of lakes, scientists are deliberately adding plastic to the water – and what they’re finding could change how pollution is tackled around the world

The Guardian - UK

Fossil fuel companies claim to invest in renewables. But is it really helping the energy transition?

Fossil fuel companies are involved in very few renewable energy projects, a new report reveals.

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Environmental defenders are being killed for protecting our future – the law needs to catch up

Three environmental defenders – people who take action against the exploitation of natural resources – are murdered or disappeared somewhere in the world every week. The latest report by Global Witness, an NGO that investigates environmental and human rights abuses, has recorded more than 2,250 such cases since 2012.

The Guardian - UK

Prince William to attend Cop30 UN climate summit in Brazil

Prince of Wales’s decision welcomed as a means of drawing attention to the event and galvanising talks

The Independent UK

What to know: Tropical Storm Priscilla to drench Southwest US, raising deadly flash flood risk

Flash flooding is a growing risk in the southwestern U.S. through this weekend

The Independent UK

Man charged with sparking the most destructive wildfire in Los Angeles history will remain jailed

A federal magistrate has ordered a man charged in California’s deadly Palisades Fire to remain jailed

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La Nina is back, but it's weak and may be brief. Will it still amp up the Atlantic hurricane season?

Meteorologists say La Nina has arrived, bringing cooler weather patterns worldwide

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Trump Green Lights Ambler Road Project, But We're Not Getting More Off-Road Trails

If you thought Trump green-lighting the Ambler Road project would open up more of Alaska to off-roading, you're sadly mistaken.

Evening Standard

Is it going to snow? Forecasts hint at early winter chill

Forecasts hint at possible snow in some remote regions

The Independent UK

Here's a look at California's five most destructive wildfires

The Palisades Fire was the most destructive blaze in Los Angeles to date and among the five worst in California’s history

The Conversation

Geothermal energy has huge potential to generate clean power – including from used oil and gas wells

As energy use rises and the planet warms, you might have dreamed of an energy source that works 24/7, rain or shine, quietly powering homes, industries and even entire cities without the ups and downs of solar or wind – and with little contribution to climate change.

Euronews

As cocoa production in Liberia fosters mass deforestation, campaigners urge Europe to act

Cocoa production is fueling illegal deforestation in Liberia, new investigation reveals.

Radio France Internationale

Clean energy surpasses coal but policy headwinds threaten 2030 goals, IEA warns

This year, solar and wind farms generated more electricity than coal for the first time. But United States and Chinese policy shifts are slowing growth, making it unlikely that the global 2030 clean energy goals will be met, according to a report released by the International Energy Agency.

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