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Three-quarters of world's displaced people face severe climate risks, UN says
by EHN Curators on November 9, 2026
Nearly 90 million forcibly displaced people, or three-quarters of the global total, live in countries highly exposed to climate hazards, the United Nations Refugee Agency says.
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South Korea’s beloved squid may vanish from its waters due to climate change
by EHN Curators on November 9, 2026
A new study finds that by the 2040s, South Korea will become “a zero-catch state” for the Pacific flying squid, the country’s most popular squid species, due to climate change and marine heat waves.
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As war roils energy markets, China sees its emissions drop
by EHN Curators on November 9, 2026
China just saw its steepest quarterly drop in carbon dioxide emissions since the Covid pandemic, thanks to energy shocks rippling from the Iran war.
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‘A new age of climate extremes’: Earth accumulating heat at accelerating rate
by EHN Curators on November 9, 2026
Heat is accumulating in Earth’s systems at an accelerating rate, the UN’s weather agency has reported as the COP31 climate change summit begins in Turkey, with 2026 on track to be one of the four warmest years on record.
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Power grids need upgrades to keep up with renewable energy
by EHN Curators on November 9, 2026
Outdated power grids are a major hurdle in the transition to renewable energy, since older systems often can’t absorb all the electricity from new, cleaner sources.
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West Yorkshire’s £229 Million Bus Decisions Will Outlast Its Operating Contracts
by Michael Barnard on November 9, 2026
West Yorkshire is investing heavily in buses and depots as it introduces franchising. The longer-term challenge is whether those assets remain useful when routes, contracts and operators change. The post West Yorkshire’s £229 Million Bus Decisions Will Outlast Its Operating Contracts appeared first on CleanTechnica.
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