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EPA punts tailpipe emissions standards
The Trump administration argues automakers can't sell enough EVs to meet the Biden-era standard. EPA is planning a broader rewrite.
El Niño odds rise as storm and crop threats intensify globally
In addition to disrupting weather patterns globally, “it increases the chance that we will see a record-breaking global average temperature," said a meteorologist.
India’s top banks failing to tackle climate risk as threats grow
Less than half the banks examined had begun climate stress testing work, and none disclosed the results of the exercises, found a new report.
UN climate chief lavishes praise on China as Trump meets Xi
“Where China leads, others follow,” said Simon Stiell, executive secretary of the UNFCCC.
Somalia is in a deadly drought again, but humanitarian aid is lacking
Currently, 6 million Somalis face food insecurity, according to a new report. But aid funding has dropped, and the outlook is "deeply concerning."
