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Emissions: The UN says countries’ climate plans would cut emissions by only a tenth of what’s needed, as greenhouse gases reach record highs. Trump says he will roll back Biden-era methane rules for oil and gas producers, while Papua New Guinea has set a goal of net-negative emissions by 2035. Climate Risks: Record high tides flooded parts of the U.S. coast, with sea-level rise adding to the effects of warm waters, a full moon and El Niño. An oil spill off the UAE has spread toward shore, prompting more beach closures. Resilience: The EU has proposed a climate law to clarify who must prepare for heatwaves, floods, droughts and wildfires. Armenia is seeking $6.8 million to help restore communities and infrastructure damaged by 2024 floods. Nature: Fiji urged governments to redirect public money away from nature-harming subsidies; at COP17, new pledges brought nature funding to $500 million.

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