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GaiaGram - Environmental Headlines from around a planet in crisis

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-Analysis reveals the world’s 1% richest people  used up their yearly carbon allowance just ten days into 2026


-Researchers rank the top 10 U.S. fossil  fossil fuel suppliers by greenhouse gas emissions.


-Climate “superfund” bills, based on the principle that oil companies should pay costs associated with climate change


-Agricultural leaders issue a bipartisan warning to the Trump administration urging reversal of tariffs and restrictive policies that have raised costs & disrupted markets


-Washington Post cuts much of its climate team reporters marking a major retreat from environmental coverage. 


-China’s mass tree-planting efforts are turning the desert into a carbon sink


-New investment in clean energy projects last year was dwarfed by cancellations for projects already in progress

-Freezing temperatures recently experienced in the US  have devastated local wildlife

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