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U.S. Emissions: The EPA says it will move to scrap a methane-leak program for oil and gas sites, rolling back a rule aimed at curbing a potent greenhouse gas. Biodiversity: WWF warns wildlife populations have fallen an average 73% since 1970 and says food production must change to help prevent biodiversity collapse. Environmental Crime: An INTERPOL operation across nine Latin American and Caribbean countries led to 233 arrests, recovered more than 1,000 animals and identified 60,000 hectares of illegally cleared forest. Climate Law: Australia’s High Court ruled that state authorities must consider downstream emissions when assessing fossil-fuel projects, though the decision does not itself require rejecting them. Climate Impacts: A survey of health professionals found rising reports of heat-related complications for pregnant women and harm to babies, adding urgency to calls for climate action. Clean Energy: A biodigester now operating at a Nigerian food factory is expected to replace gas use, cut emissions and turn food waste into energy and fertiliser.

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