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COP30 Signals Market-Led Climate Push as U.S. Steps Back and Trade Takes Center Stage

Markets, not U.S. diplomacy, are now steering decarbonization.

Iceland Labels Potential AMOC Collapse a Security Threat as New Studies Update Risk Signals

Megaberg A23a Rapidly Disintegrates, Loses Crown as Largest Iceberg