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UK's Isambard-AI Supercomputer Launches as Top AI System
The UK's Isambard-AI supercomputer launched at the University of Bristol delivers 21 exaflops of AI performance using NVIDIA GH200 chips. It ranks as the UK's fastest system and fourth globally for energy efficiency,...
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Toxic Algae Bloom Kills Marine Life in South Australia
A toxic Karenia mikimotoi algal bloom has killed thousands of marine animals in South Australia since March 2025, devastating fisheries and tourism while highlighting climate change impacts.
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Extreme Weather Causes Rapid Global Food Price Spikes
Extreme weather causes rapid food price surges globally, with cocoa up 280% after African heatwaves and rice up 48% in Japan. European olive oil and potatoes also saw major increases, signaling climate-driven market instability.
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Global South Demands Bigger G20 Influence
Developing nations intensify demands for greater G20 influence, challenging traditional power structures through reform proposals focused on representation, debt relief and climate finance.
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Tiny Forest Movement Transforms Urban Biodiversity Worldwide
The Tiny Forest movement, using Japanese Miyawaki methods, creates fast-growing native ecosystems in urban spaces. These dense woodlands combat climate change, boost biodiversity, and expand globally with 2025 initiatives in...
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Investors Fuel ESG Boom: Ethical Portfolios in High Demand
ESG investing hits record levels as climate concerns, generational wealth transfer, and regulations push investors toward ethical portfolios, though standardization challenges remain.