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UNEP says temporary 1.5°C overshoot is likely
UNEP’s Limiting Overshoot report expects warming to cross 1.5°C in the next few years and examines pathways to limit and reverse the overshoot.
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WHO forum says health AI progress should be measured by governance
WHO Europe published a report emphasizing governance readiness for responsible artificial-intelligence use in health systems. Its online dialogue brought together experts from 105 countries.
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China–Southeast Asia programme trains teachers in AI and STEM
A capacity-development programme held in Beijing from 17 to 23 August brought together more than 100 education policymakers, school leaders, teachers and experts from China and Southeast Asia. Participants examined how AI and STEM education could support rural teachers.
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WMO sees near-certain El Niño persistence through February 2027
WMO’s August update forecast further El Niño strengthening and a nearly 100% chance that it would persist through February 2027.
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About 1,500 participants at Yeosu climate week focused on implementation
UNFCCC says about 1,500 people at an April climate week in Yeosu, South Korea, discussed turning plans into practical solutions.
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Tanzania adaptation plan covers 36 programmes across 18 sectors
Tanzania’s ten-year National Adaptation Plan sets out 36 programmes across 18 sectors, with implementation costs estimated at US$37 billion.
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UN verifies 1,680 attacks on schools in 2025
The United Nations verified 1,680 attacks on schools worldwide in 2025, according to a UNESCO statement published on 8 September. That was a 33% increase from the 1,265 attacks recorded in 2024.
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WHO reports rise in reported cholera deaths during 2025
WHO said cholera deaths reported by 47 countries in 2025 reached their highest level since 1999. The release also covered surveillance trends for meningitis and plague.
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WMO bulletin tracks 2025 particulate increases linked to wildfires
WMO says wildfire activity pushed PM2.5 above long-term averages in northern Canada, parts of Russia and west-central Africa in 2025.
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WMO ranks 2025 Antarctic ozone hole among smallest in decades
WMO’s 16 September bulletin says the 2025 ozone hole ranked fourth to fifth smallest since severe depletion patterns were observed in 1992.
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WMO says 2025 river flows among driest in 35 years
WMO’s annual global water report says river discharge in 2025 was among the lowest in more than 35 years.
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Goods declarations move to a new UK Trader Support Service platform on 20 October
HMRC urged users of the service to enrol in advance before the platform change.
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