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Toyota Gamifies Worker Lobbying Against Environmental Rules While Trump’s EPA Weakens Formaldehyde Safety Standards — Today’s Environmental Briefing for Sat, Dec 20 2025

Toyota launches video game platform to mobilize US employees for anti-environmental advocacy as Trump's EPA proposes rolling back cancer-causing formaldehyde protections. Meanwhile, Britain approaches its greenest Christmas ever with record renewable energy, while climate change accelerates global crop pest damage. Read the full article

November 7, 2025

5,000+ Fossil Fuel Lobbyists Infiltrated UN Climate Summits

A shocking new investigation reveals that more than 5,000 fossil fuel industry lobbyists gained access to United Nations climate summits between 2021 and 2024—the same four-year…

November 7, 2025

Record Indigenous Presence Expected at Amazon Climate Summit COP30

The upcoming COP30 climate conference in Brazil is poised to make history with unprecedented Indigenous participation. More than 3,000 Indigenous leaders from around the world have…

November 7, 2025

UK’s Miliband: 1.5°C Climate Goal Still Achievable Despite Challenges

UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband remains defiant about keeping global warming below 1.5°C, rejecting what he calls far-right climate “defeatism” ahead of the upcoming COP30 climate…

November 7, 2025

Brazil Launches $125B Forest Fund to Pay Countries for Conservation

Brazil unveiled an ambitious new financing mechanism at the COP30 climate summit in Belém that could revolutionize how the world protects its remaining tropical forests. The…

November 7, 2025

Young Environmental Journalists Combat Climate Ignorance Worldwide

A new generation of environmental journalists is taking on the challenge of exposing climate ignorance across the Global South, armed with fresh perspectives and deep connections…

November 7, 2025

Environmental News Today: Climate, Wildlife & Conservation Updates [Nov 7]

Today's top environmental stories: climate action, wildlife conservation, renewable energy, and sustainability news from around the world. Updated Nov 7, 2025.

November 6, 2025

UK Faces “Super-Infectious” Bird Flu Strain with Mutation Risk

The United Kingdom is grappling with what could be its most dangerous avian influenza outbreak to date, as a leading virology expert warns that the current…

November 6, 2025

Gates’ Climate Essay Sparks Debate Over Development vs. Environment

Bill Gates, a prominent advocate for both global health and climate action, has stirred controversy with his recent essay “Three Tough Truths About Climate.” While Gates…

November 6, 2025

Climate Change Supercharged Hurricane Melissa’s Deadly Caribbean Ra…

Hurricane Melissa’s devastating sweep through the Caribbean last month wasn’t just another natural disaster—it was a climate-amplified catastrophe that scientists say offers a stark preview of…

November 6, 2025

Top Polluting Nations Absent from Key Amazon Climate Summit

World leaders convened in Belém, Brazil, this week for the UN’s annual climate summit, set against the backdrop of the Amazon rainforest – a fitting location…

November 6, 2025

Seabirds Create ‘Circular Economy’ That Nourishes Land and Sea

Scientists have coined a powerful new term to describe seabirds’ critical role in sustaining life across our planet: the “circular seabird economy.” This concept, detailed in…

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…

November 6, 2025

Tribes Turn to Ancient Food Ways as Government Aid Freezes

When the Trump administration froze SNAP benefits on November 1 due to a government shutdown, Native American communities faced an immediate crisis. With 25% of Indigenous…

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…

November 6, 2025

Malaysia’s Wildlife Haven Gains UNESCO Protection Amid Conservation…

Malaysia’s Kinabatangan floodplain has achieved a major conservation milestone by joining UNESCO’s prestigious network of biosphere reserves. The newly designated Kinabatangan Biosphere Reserve spans over one…

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