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Saturday, July 18, 2026

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London Climate Action Week 2026 mobilized global leaders and 45,000 attendees.. Source: The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)

London Climate Action Week 2026: Driving Global Cooperation in a Fractured World

Europe’s Extreme Heat Turns Daily Life Into a Climate Warning

Europe’s Extreme Heat Turns Daily Life Into a Climate Warning

COP31 Must Make Climate Finance Protect Livelihoods

COP31 Must Make Climate Finance Protect Livelihoods

Europe’s Heat Is No Longer a Warning; It Is the Climate Era We Have Entered

Europe’s Heat Is No Longer a Warning; It Is the Climate Era We Have Entered

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How Rapid Climate Warming Is Rewriting the Global Fire Map

Bangladesh’s FY2026–27 budget faces the pressure of climate emergency, limited resources, inflation, and rising debt.

Climate Emergency, Limited Resources: The Reality Behind Bangladesh’s 2026–27 Budget

SB64 UNFCCC United Nations Conference Climate Change, Bonn. GEI Delegation

What Will Happen at Bonn SB64 2026? Issues and Goals for COP31

Santa Marta Set to Host Landmark Global Conference on Fossil Fuel Transition

Santa Marta Set to Host Landmark Global Conference on Fossil Fuel Transition

By: Future Flare Foundation

Mind Matters: Youth-Led Mental Health Initiative Reaches Communities After Year-Long Journey

KHULNA, BANGLADESH - OCTOBER 30: Aerial view of a coastal area impacted by flood on October 30, 2021, in Khulna, Bangladesh. Two-thirds of Bangladesh is less than five meters above sea level. By 2050, with a projected 50 cm rise in sea level, Bangladesh may lose approximately 11% of its land, affecting an estimated 15 million people living in its low-lying coastal region. (Footage by Zakir Hossain Chowdhury/Getty Images)

Climate Risks and Pathways to Adaptation in Bangladesh’s Riverine Char Areas

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