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England’s Atlantic salmon population has fallen to record lows, prompting urgent calls for action to tackle agricultural and industrial pollution, according to the Environment Agency.

Austria’s Styria region has begun construction on its largest agrivoltaic farm, aiming to generate 22 million kWh of solar energy annually, supplying over 6,000 households with clean power.

Fires in Brazil have destroyed 22.38 million hectares of forests between January and September, with the Amazon rainforest being the most affected biome, according to a report by MapBiomas.

The European Council has endorsed new climate finance goals ahead of COP29, reaffirming the EU’s commitment to $100 billion annually through 2025 and setting the stage for post-2025 targets.

The EU has launched a humanitarian air bridge for Lebanon, delivering critical medical supplies and shelter kits to help alleviate the ongoing economic crisis caused by prolonged political instability.

Global forest loss in 2023 reached alarming levels, with deforestation rates 45% above international climate goals, according to the latest Forest Declaration Assessment report.

A UN report reveals that global river flows reached record lows in 2023, as prolonged droughts and climate change caused severe water shortages in key river basins across multiple regions.

The Negro River, a major Amazon tributary, has reached its lowest level in recorded history due to a severe drought that continues to affect Brazil and the surrounding Amazon rainforest.

Meta must limit the use of personal data for targeted ads after the EU’s top court ruled in favor of privacy activist Max Schrems, marking a major setback for Meta’s advertising model.

The EU has pledged an additional €30 million in humanitarian aid to Lebanon, increasing total assistance to €104 million this year, focusing on food, shelter, and healthcare.