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Asian Philanthropic Groups Increase Climate Funding as U.S. and Europe Cut Aidmondoweiss.net
finance11 days ago

Asian Philanthropic Groups Increase Climate Funding as U.S. and Europe Cut Aid

Asian organizations are expanding support for climate projects after the United States and several European countries reduced international climate assistance. Reports show current funding covers only a fraction of estimated regional needs.

Fortune
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UK Households Turn to Fans and Passive Cooling as Heatwaves Increasetheconversation.com
world15 days ago

UK Households Turn to Fans and Passive Cooling as Heatwaves Increase

A University of East London survey found two-thirds of UK households used fans during the 2022 heatwave while one in five installed air conditioning. Experts recommend reducing cooling demand through building design and behavior changes before relying on mechanical systems.

The Independent
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Britain Reintroduces Beavers to Reduce Flooding in Urban and Rural AreasNpr
science16 days ago

Britain Reintroduces Beavers to Reduce Flooding in Urban and Rural Areas

Conservation groups have released beavers at multiple sites in Britain to manage flooding and restore wetlands. The animals build dams that slow water flow and create ponds. Officials say the projects cost less than traditional engineering works.

Npr
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UK Ministers Review Proposals for Maximum Workplace Temperature Limitsthecanary.co
politics16 days ago

UK Ministers Review Proposals for Maximum Workplace Temperature Limits

Labour ministers are examining recommendations from the Climate Change Committee to introduce legally binding maximum workplace temperatures. The review forms part of broader climate adaptation measures.

GB News
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NASA Satellite Maps Mexico City Sinking at Up to 2cm Per MonthWired
world30 days ago

NASA Satellite Maps Mexico City Sinking at Up to 2cm Per Month

The NISAR satellite, a joint NASA and ISRO project, has produced detailed radar maps showing uneven subsidence across Mexico City, with some areas including the main airport sinking more than 2 centimeters monthly. The phenomenon, first documented in 1925, stems from groundwater…

The Guardian
Wired
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Bad Bunny Secures Parametric Insurance for Colombia Concerts Against Rain RisksSubstrate placeholder — needs review
world47 days ago

Bad Bunny Secures Parametric Insurance for Colombia Concerts Against Rain Risks

Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny obtained specialized parametric insurance for three sold-out concerts in Medellin, Colombia, to mitigate potential losses from heavy rain. A temporary weather station was installed at the venue to ensure accurate data for policy triggers. The approac…

BU
insurancejournal.com
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Report Finds Proximity of Street Trees to Homes Affects Property Values in SydneyAbc
business61 days ago

Report Finds Proximity of Street Trees to Homes Affects Property Values in Sydney

A peer-reviewed study published in the Cities journal analyzed property sales in the City of Sydney local government area and found that trees within 10 meters of a home's center correlate with a 2.69 percent decrease in value, while those 10-20 meters away correlate with a 1.16…

Abc
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