More than 1,400 people have been killed after record rainfall and storm surges across Asia. Meanwhile fossil fuel companies keep making RECORD PROFITS instead of paying for the climate damages they drive. It is time to MAKE POLLUTERS PAY.

Just a reminder: what causes climate change? Burning fossil fuels. The number one culprit? Fossil fuel companies who profit off of suffering and destruction.

Greenpeace Middle East and North Africa

What causes climate change? - Greenpeace Middle East and North Africa - Greenpeace Middle East and North Africa

The main cause of climate change is burning fossil fuels – such as coal, oil and gas – to produce energy and power transport.

🚨 BREAKING: Scientists confirm that extreme weather events are worsening plastic pollution in our water, soil, atmosphere and wildlife. Rising temperatures, higher humidity and stronger sunlight break plastic down, while storms, flooding and wind spread it more widely. 👀 https://cnn.it/48trDtA

🚨 BREAKING; Norway has just stopped ALL DEEP SEA MINING in Arctic waters until at least 2029, a huge WIN for ocean protection driven by public pressure and environmental defenders. Now Norway must join over 40 countries calling for a global moratorium to protect our oceans for good.

👀 If you could see microplastics, you would see them EVERYWHERE. Microplastics have been found in the 🌬️air we breathe, the 🍏food we eat, and even in 🫁organs and 🩸blood. The only way to reduce microplastics is to cut plastic production. #BreakFreeFromPlastic #Plastics 🎨 @thesquarecomics

Fair taxation is part of protecting people and planet 🌍💚

NL Times

Netherlands to hike flight tax on short private jet flights to €420 per passenger

On Thursday, the lower house of the Dutch parliament adopted a proposal to significantly hike the air passenger tax for private jet flights in 2030...

Private jets are booming while communities everywhere face climate chaos. The most polluting way to fly is becoming more accessible for the wealthy and more costly for everyone else. #BanPrivateJets

dw.com

Flying private jets is no longer just for the ultra-rich – DW – 11/07/2025

Corporate executives and the rich are increasingly heading for the comfort and security of private jets, despite calls to ground their environment-...

Floods across Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Malaysia have killed close to 1,000 people. A warmer world means heavier storms and deadlier rain. Communities should not pay the price of a crisis they did not cause. Protect people. Finance adaptation. Make polluters pay. #climatechange #makepolluterspay #climatecrisis #floods #indonesia #malaysia #srilanka #thailand

Al Jazeera

Updates: 1,150 killed in floods in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Malaysia

These were the updates about the impact of floods in Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and Sri Lanka on December 1, 2025.