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As geopolitical instability reaches its peak with the current Iran War, climate risks are increasingly treated as security risks, through food and water stress, disaster-response capacity, displacement, and state fragility. …

As wording of fossil fuel “transition” is diluted into flexible formulations, an implementation vacuum emerges, now widened by the effective US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement on 27 January 2026, …

Global climate action is driven by a fast-shifting geopolitical environment where climate priorities compete with security, industrial policy, and domestic politics. The next phase of climate action will be defined …

Flexible plastics such as shopping bags, multilayer packaging, and lightweight wrapping materials have become one of the most complex waste streams in terms of collection, sorting, and recycling. The article …

Reflecting the growing trend within the U.S. administration to sideline climate science in public discourse, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) released its latest global temperature data in January …

With regard to environmental and, more specifically, climate-related policies, and as has been customary for the White House under President Trump, the United States decided (January 2026) to move against …

The decision by the United States to withdraw from 66 international organizations, including 31 UN entities, presents significant challenges for Europe and the Arab region (The White House, 2025). Reported …

The U.S. “running” Venezuela’s oil after the capture of President Maduro on 3 January 2025 (BBC, 2025), is likely to slow the global renewable energy transition. The assertion is grounded …

As the Paris Agreement reaches its tenth anniversary, global climate governance is increasingly focused on implementation, resilience, and system-wide coherence rather than target-setting alone. In this context, the outcomes of …