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The world is becoming too hot for coffee: the reason for the catastrophic rise in prices
The world is becoming too hot for coffee: the reason for the catastrophic rise in prices

In just two years, the cost of Robusta and Arabica beans has almost doubled

A US company illegally destroyed a unique forest in Australia. Compensation – almost $40 million
A US company illegally destroyed a unique forest in Australia. Compensation – almost $40 million

Jarrah forests are unique and fragile ecosystems that exist only in Australia

February 19 – International Day for the Protection of Marine Mammals
February 19 – International Day for the Protection of Marine Mammals

For Ukraine, this day is effectively Dolphin Protection Day

China has reduced CO2 emissions for the first time since 2022. The key factor is renewable energy sources
China has reduced CO2 emissions for the first time since 2022. The key factor is renewable energy sources

Solar, wind, and nuclear energy compensated for the growth in electricity demand in the country

The EU faces critical energy price issues due to high CO2 costs
The EU faces critical energy price issues due to high CO2 costs

At the same time, negative prices are increasingly appearing on wholesale markets, with green energy producers forced to pay extra for its sale

Australia is officially considering its own CBAM. Which goods could be the first to be affected?
Australia is officially considering its own CBAM. Which goods could be the first to be affected?

Preliminarily, only direct emissions from the production of goods and products will be taken into account

Space SPP can supply energy to the national power grid – research
Space SPP can supply energy to the national power grid – research

A space power station can generate 13 times more energy than an Earth-based one

A year of climate records: warming accelerated despite the Paris Agreement
A year of climate records: warming accelerated despite the Paris Agreement

Greenhouse gas emissions are one and a half times higher than in the pre-industrial period

The EU has published the final base values for CBAM
The EU has published the final base values for CBAM

Under the new "climate" mechanism, you have to pay for imports of metals, fertilizers, cement, and hydrogen

Denmark offers farmers compensation for refusing to cultivate land
Denmark offers farmers compensation for refusing to cultivate land

The state will compensate for lost income and up to 100% of non-profit investment costs

Emissions from ships are destroying Arctic ice. The world is not responding because of geopolitics
Emissions from ships are destroying Arctic ice. The world is not responding because of geopolitics

In just 10 years, the number of ships in the Arctic has increased by 37%

CO2 emissions in the EU rose by 9 million tons in the third quarter of 2025 – Eurostat
CO2 emissions in the EU rose by 9 million tons in the third quarter of 2025 – Eurostat

However, some countries have significantly reduced their emissions, notably Estonia, which has cut emissions by 17.4%