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China Decides Not to Host COP33 Climate Summit With Vice President Han Zeng Suggests Developed Countries Should Take the Lead on Emmisions

Ace Environment News Desk – China has decided not to host COP33, following “months of deliberations”, reports the Guardian. It adds that the reason behind the decision is “unclear” and that other countries considering hosting “include Uzbekistan, South Korea, Indonesia and Thailand” by Fiona Harvey, The Guardian: Published: 13 November 2026, 07:12 GMT Meanwhile, China […]

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EPA Pulls the Plug on Regulating Air Pollution From Giant Livestock and Poultry Operations

Ace Environmental News Desk – The agency says it will suspend efforts, in the works for more than 20 years, to develop measures that would allow the agency to enforce bedrock clean air laws at factory farms by Georgina Gustin ICN: Published: November 3, 2026 The Environmental Protection Agency late last week announced it would end a 20-plus-year […]

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U.K GOV. PM Andy Burnham & Ministers Priorities for COP31 Summit

Ace Environment News Desk – COP31: What it is & the what it is UK’s Priorities: The UK government has rejected western Europe’s biggest solar power project, “citing its impact on the green belt and the loss of agricultural land” says the Times It continues: “The surprise refusal of the £850m Botley West solar farm […]

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RESEARCH: Ancient Virus Genes Left in Permafrost that is Now Melting with ClimateChange Move Between Species

Ace Environmental News Desk – Ancient virus genes moved between yeast species, possibly with help from insects, revealing a surprising way evolution works according to study journal Ancient viruses left behind genes that are still spreading millions of years later Genes usually move down a family tree, from parents to their offspring.  In a group […]

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STORY: The Amazonian Community That Beat Big Oil Is Sharing Its Secrets

Ace Environmental News Desk – Indigenous leaders challenging Brazilian oil projects traveled to Ecuador to learn how the Sarayaku people fought back and helped reshape laws around the globe. This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment by Katie Surma SARAYAKU, Ecuador—The canoe motor […]

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U.S Research Scientists Find ‘Micro-Plastic’ in Snow Samples in Californias Snowpack

Ace Environment News Desk – Snowstorms may be carrying thousands of tiny plastic particles into California’s mountain snowpack, raising new questions about freshwater contamination Earth News reports Scientists find microplastics falling with snow in the Sierra Nevada Scientists measuring microplastic deposition across the Sierra Nevada during snowstorms found plastic particles at every single site they […]

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U.S Data Centres Draw Concerns Over Water & Energy But What About PFAS & Forever Chemicals

Ace Environmental News Desk – As AI data centers face intense public pushback over issues including their electricity and water use, another potential environmental impact is percolating: the proliferation of forever chemicals. Data centers can use these chemicals in at least two ways: in their cooling processes and through their more general use of semiconductors. […]