China’s Glaciers Melting at ‘Shocking’ Speed, Scientist Warns 
Scientist Wang Feiteng reveals alarming glacier retreats in China, urging global climate action as UN declares 2025 preservation year.
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China’s Glaciers Melting at ‘Shocking’ Speed, Scientist Warns
Lake Pumoyum Co: Tibet’s Melting ‘Blue Gem’ 
Tibet’s Lake Pumoyum Co dazzles with melting blue ice — a fleeting natural wonder blending beauty and climate urgency.
Greenhouse Gases Threaten Satellite Capacity in Lower Orbit, Study Finds
Rising greenhouse gases may reduce space for satellites in low Earth orbit by altering atmospheric conditions, per a new MIT-led study.
China Swelters: 2024 Breaks All Heat Records 
China’s 2024 average temperature hit a historic 10.9°C, with all seasons setting new highs. Climate experts cite El Niño and global warming trends.
Brazil Joins OPEC+ Ahead of COP30: Oil Boom or Climate Doom? 
Brazil’s entry into OPEC+ sparks debate as environmentalists clash with oil expansion plans ahead of COP30.
Jordanian Royal Eyes IOC Presidency with Climate & Esports Vision 
Jordan’s Prince Feisal pushes for Olympic reforms amid climate challenges & esports growth, eyeing the IOC presidency. 
Berkeley Breakthrough: CO2 Removal in 5 Minutes 
UC Berkeley scientists, led by student Zhou Zihui, create a material that removes CO2 in 5 minutes—potentially revolutionizing climate action. 
Climate Change is Making Extreme Cold Less Severe, Study Reveals
New research shows climate change is making extreme cold events less severe, but societies must stay prepared for sudden cold snaps.
22 States Challenge New York’s $75B Climate Fund Law
22 US states have filed a lawsuit against New York, arguing that the state’s new $75 billion climate fund law, which mandates major energy producers to contribute, is unconstitutional.
Trump Exits Paris Climate Pact Again —What’s Next?
Trump’s latest Paris Agreement exit sparks concern, but global clean energy trends suggest limited long-term impact. 
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