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Daily Environmental News Roundup by the EnviroLink Team – November 6, 2025

As the world inches closer to Brazil’s pivotal COP30 climate summit, today’s environmental news reveals a planet caught between profound contradictions and emerging hope. The most striking paradox lies in forest protection, where those doing the most crucial work receive the least support. Indigenous and local communities safeguard over one-third of the world’s intact tropical […] Read the full article

November 6, 2025

Carbon Market Crash Threatens Kenya’s Forest Conservation Success

The collapse of carbon offset markets is putting successful forest conservation projects at risk, leaving communities and ecosystems that depend on this funding in jeopardy. After investigations revealed that most…

November 6, 2025

Brazil’s Lula Calls for ‘COP of Truth’ as Amazon Summit Opens

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is demanding that world leaders move beyond empty promises as the crucial COP30 climate summit approaches. Speaking at the opening of the Belém…

November 6, 2025

Thai Karen Community Battles Deadly Air Pollution from Farming Fires

In the mountainous villages of northern Thailand, a health crisis unfolds each year as thick smoke blankets communities like Nong Krating. “The sky gets dark, it’s uncomfortable when we breathe,”…

November 6, 2025

Kenyan Women Lead Lion Conservation, Transform Community Relations

In northern Kenya’s Samburu region, a group of women known as Mama Simba (“Mothers of Lions” in Kiswahili) are revolutionizing wildlife conservation by taking leadership roles traditionally denied to them.…

November 6, 2025

November’s ‘Beaver’ Supermoon Dazzles Over Sydney’s Iconic Beach

A breathtaking timelapse captured Wednesday evening shows November’s spectacular “beaver” supermoon rising majestically over Sydney’s famous Bondi Beach, creating one of 2025’s most impressive celestial displays. The luminous orb appeared…

November 6, 2025

Daily Environmental News Roundup by the EnviroLink Team – November 6, 2025

As the world inches closer to Brazil’s pivotal COP30 climate summit, today’s environmental news reveals a planet caught between profound contradictions and emerging hope. The most striking paradox lies in…

November 5, 2025

Prince William Recreates Diana’s Iconic Rio Photo During Climate Visit

Prince William paid tribute to his late mother Princess Diana during his recent environmental mission to Brazil, posing beneath Rio de Janeiro’s iconic Christ the Redeemer statue in the same…

November 5, 2025

UK Livestock Megafarms Hide Climate Impact Data from Councils

Local councils across the UK are approving large-scale pig and poultry operations without adequate climate impact assessments, creating what critics call an “emissions scandal” in the agriculture sector. An investigation…

November 5, 2025

Trump Renominates Billionaire Isaacman for NASA Leadership Role

President Trump has reversed course on his NASA leadership pick, renominating billionaire entrepreneur Jared Isaacman for the agency’s top position after previously withdrawing the nomination earlier this year. The initial…

November 5, 2025

Indonesia’s “Forgotten” Seagrass Meadows Need Urgent Protection

Marine scientists are sounding the alarm about Indonesia’s disappearing seagrass meadows, calling them a “forgotten ecosystem” that plays a vital role in fighting climate change and supporting coastal communities. At…

November 5, 2025

Illinois Bets $1B on Battery Storage to Combat Soaring Energy Bills

Illinois is taking bold action to address electricity costs that have skyrocketed by one-third statewide over the past five years. The state legislature recently passed the Clean and Reliable Grid…

November 5, 2025

UK Chefs Launch Campaign to Double Bean Consumption by 2028

Celebrity chefs Jamie Oliver and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall are spearheading an ambitious campaign to transform British eating habits by doubling the nation’s bean consumption within the next four years. The initiative,…

November 5, 2025

Scientists Discover 30 New Deep-Sea Species in Remote Ocean Waters

Scientists have made a remarkable discovery in one of Earth’s most extreme environments, documenting 30 previously unknown species in the crushing depths of the South Atlantic Ocean. The March 2025…

November 5, 2025

Latin America’s Environmental Heroes Face Deadly Threats

“What’s the value of your life if you have nothing to die for?” This powerful question from Ángela Maldonado, a Whitley Award-winning conservationist and director of Fundación Entropika, captures the…

November 5, 2025

Trump Taps Ex-Lawmaker to Lead America’s Vast Public Lands Agency

President Donald Trump has nominated former New Mexico Representative Steve Pearce to head the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), the federal agency responsible for overseeing an enormous swath of America’s…

November 5, 2025

Daily Environmental News Roundup by the EnviroLink Team – November 5, 2025

As climate negotiations approach and election results reshape political landscapes, this week’s environmental stories reveal a world caught between unprecedented urgency and emerging hope—a tension that defines our current moment…

November 5, 2025

Interpol Launches Global Crackdown on Forest Crime Networks

International police organization Interpol has unveiled an ambitious new initiative to combat the criminal networks profiting billions of dollars annually from illegal deforestation. The global law enforcement effort, announced Wednesday…

November 5, 2025

Indigenous Groups Guard 36% of Forests But Get Less Than 1% of Funding

With the COP30 climate summit set to take place in the Amazon, a glaring contradiction in climate finance is coming into sharp focus: Indigenous and local communities protect more than…

November 5, 2025

Climate Candidates and Green Policies Score Major Election Wins

Tuesday’s elections delivered a resounding victory for environmental action, with climate-friendly candidates and initiatives winning across the country—signaling strong voter pushback against the Trump administration’s energy policies. The biggest triumph…

November 5, 2025

Global Cities Unite Against Deadly Heat Waves in New Climate Initiative

As cities worldwide continue breaking temperature records, a groundbreaking collaboration is emerging to combat one of climate change’s deadliest threats. The C40 Cool Cities Accelerator brings together more than 30…

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