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Galápagos rail reappears on Floreana island after 190 years
Galápagos rail reappears on Floreana island after 190 years
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2025
Scientists have confirmed the Galápagos rail on Floreana for the first time since Darwin’s 1835 visit, after invasive cats and rats were removed.Climate disasters in 2025: from heatwaves to catastrophic floods
Climate disasters in 2025: from heatwaves to catastrophic floods
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2025
2025 is on course to be joint-second warmest on record, fuelling extreme heat, wildfires and devastating floods as key global deals stall.PCD names Thailand’s top 10 cleanest coasts and rivers for 2025
PCD names Thailand’s top 10 cleanest coasts and rivers for 2025
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 2025
Thailand’s 2025 water-quality monitoring shows 31% of coastal seawater rated “good”, led by Ao Saphli in Chumphon. Surface-water quality was “good” at 40%, with the upper Phetchaburi River ranked best.World Bank approves US$140.76m Thailand transport and dolphin project
World Bank approves US$140.76m Thailand transport and dolphin project
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 2025
World Bank approves US$140.76m TRIP: two southern bridges, flood resilience and Irrawaddy dolphin conservation in Songkhla Lake.Election to shape response as 2026 may bring Thailand’s new era of extreme weather
Election to shape response as 2026 may bring Thailand’s new era of extreme weather
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2025
Forecasts suggest 2026 could mark a new phase of extreme weather globally. In Thailand, the next government’s policies may determine how well the country copes with escalating climate risks.Earthquakes around Thailand as Myanmar and Indonesia keep shaking
Earthquakes around Thailand as Myanmar and Indonesia keep shaking
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2025
Tectonic activity around Thailand remains under close watch, with frequent quakes in Myanmar and Indonesia and small tremors in northern Thailand.Earth dimming accelerates climate change as sunlight reflection declines
Earth dimming accelerates climate change as sunlight reflection declines
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 07, 2025
The Earth is dimming as it reflects less sunlight back into space, with the Northern Hemisphere darkening far faster than the south—intensifying global warming risks.Thailand joins global aviation carbon offset scheme, enabling emission reductions
Thailand joins global aviation carbon offset scheme, enabling emission reductions
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 02, 2025
Thailand's carbon credit standards are now recognised globally, allowing airlines to use credits to offset emissions.