Alberta has long believed its oil would sell forever, but U.S. refineries are signaling they could drop Alberta crude in a heartbeat. Looks like "forever" lasts about as long as a duck on a tailings pond.

Meanwhile, Korea's $800 billion pension fund is ditching coal, an 8-year-old activist has forced India's Supreme Court into action, and Brazil wants to reverse deforestation with reforestation.

Main Stories

🔹 Korea's Pension Fund Ditches Coal – One of the world's largest pension funds is divesting.

🔹 Trump's Tariffs Hammer Canadian Oil – Marathon Petroleum plans to drop Alberta crude due to 10% tariffs. Read more.

🔹 8-Year-Old Activist vs. India's Supreme Court – The court demands ministries collaborate on climate action after this case.

🔹 Brazil's COP30 Reforestation Push – Brazil seeks funding for tree-planting as a climate fix.

Lightning Round!

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