Former VP Al Gore: A clean Earth is within world’s grasp even as climate dangers accelerate | Climate

NEW YORK (AP) — Longtime climate warrior Al Gore sees victory within Earth’s grasp. But he worries that it could still slip through humanity’s fingers. “While we’re in grave danger,…

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Warming Himalayas: Nepal’s climate justice test | Opinion | Eco-Business | Climate

The recent floods in Nepal have exposed the growing vulnerability of Himalayan communities and the widening gap between the scale of climate losses and international support. The devastating Himalayan disaster…

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Climate change and post-harvest technology: A two-way relationship. | Climate

Post-harvest losses and their link to climate change. After harvesting, agricultural products continue to undergo physiological and biochemical processes. For fresh fruits and vegetables, respiration, transpiration, ripening, and aging continue,…

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Palau’s President On His Mission to Fight Climate Change | Climate

As President of the Republic of Palau, Surangel Whipps Jr. has positioned his tiny Pacific island nation at the forefront of global ocean conservation, from pioneering the ratification of…

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UN moves to protect statehood of countries threatened by rising seas – EnviroNews | Climate

– Advertisement – Countries threatened by rising seas will retain their statehood, sovereignty, maritime zones and United Nations membership even if parts of their physical territory disappear, under a landmark…

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Rising seas threaten spread of marine invaders, scientists say | Climate

Published September 29, 2026 12:16am Add GMA on Google Make this your preferred source to get more updates from this publisher on Google. PARIS, France – Sea-level rise driven by…

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Study Challenges Climate Boom Theory For Global Squid Populations | Climate

Researchers at the Technical University of Denmark’s National Institute of Aquatic Resources have challenged the long-standing theory that climate change is fueling a global boom in squid populations. Metabolism Leaves…

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Human Rights in the Age of Climate Change | Climate

On 2 September 2026, at the initiative of Monaco, the Council of Europe conducted a captivatingdebate on “The environmental crisis through the lens of human rights: scientific findings, legal challenges…

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Climate change threatens world cultural heritage — from frescoes to Stradivarius violins | Climate

Climate change threatens not only harvests and infrastructure but cultural heritage as well: according to data from the EDHEC climate institute, 43% of Europe’s UNESCO World Heritage sites are highly…

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Cheer this latest strike against NY pols’ climate posturing | Climate

Judicial rulings against New York’s bogus Climate Superfund law marks yet another well-deserved blow to politicians’ global-warming posturing. The 2024 legislation sought to swipe a whopping $75 billion from fossil-fuel…

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Can Species Evolve Fast Enough To Survive Climate Change? | Climate

Black-browed albatrosses nesting at the Kerguelen Islands. Credit: Christopher Barbraud A new study suggests that black-browed albatrosses may not evolve fast enough to keep pace with climate change. Cutting greenhouse…

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El Niño has become more intense over the last 40 years than the previous 1,000 | Climate

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Rising seas threaten Nigeria’s coastal communities | Climate

A coastal community in Nigeria is on the front line of the climate crisis. In Ayetoro, rising sea levels and powerful ocean surges have submerged land, destroyed family homes and…

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Finance is key barrier to roll out solutions to weather extreme heat | Climate

SINGAPORE – Energy-saving air-conditioners, cool paint and heatwave warning systems are among measures that the United Nations wants countries to roll out to protect people in a rapidly warming world….

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UK to join EU ocean science scheme to better predict extreme weather events | Climate crisis | News World

Britain is to join a major new ocean science programme, led by the EU, to better forecast extreme weather and climate events, the environment secretary is to announce in New…

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St Kitts calls for urgent global action on climate change | Climate

– Advertisement – Acting PM Dr. Geoffrey Hanley, UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 26, CMC – St. Kitts and Nevis Acting Prime Minister Dr. Geoffrey Hanley has called for urgent international action…

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Glacier Extinction Map is Launched | Climate

26th September 2026 The Global Glacier Extinction Explorer is a new interactive website that predicts the future of glaciers across the world. NEW The platform builds on a recent study…

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Island nations act as conscience of a warming world | Climate

UNITED NATIONS | Sept. 26, 2026, 12:41 p.m. ET | 4 min read When Palau President Surangel Samuel Whipps Jr. recently took his children to his nation’s Helen Island, two-thirds…

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Arab News | Reasons for hope amid the global warming gloom | Climate

The countdown has begun for COP31 in Turkiye in November. However, beforehand the governments of Australia and Fiji will be hosting a major pre-event early next month in Fiji to…

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What is El Niño, what causes it and can we reduce the risks? | El Niño southern oscillation | Climate

This year’s huge El Niño, which comes less than two years since the last one, has already broken temperature records. To understand what is happening, and why, the Guardian interviewed…

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Some TV meteorologists want to talk about climate change. Not everyone wants to hear it | Climate

LISTEN | The weatherman who spoke the truth — and paid the price: What on Earth?25:06The weatherman who spoke the truth – and paid the price John Morales remembers the…

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The haze is back — and the root cause is global warming — Ahmad Ibrahim | Climate

SEPTEMBER 26 — The haze is back. The acrid smell of burning peat hangs in the air, skies are tinged an apocalyptic orange, and the familiar rhythm of life in…

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Ozone layer recovery comes with an unexpected climate consequence | Climate

Ozone changes could add about 0.268 watts of warming influence per square meter between 2015 and 2050 under a high-pollution climate scenario, about 40% more than earlier estimates. Roughly half…

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Earth may not bounce back after temporarily crossing climate limits | Climate

Temporarily crossing global warming targets could leave lasting changes in Earth’s oceans and permafrost, even after temperatures fall again. Hitting a climate target on paper doesn’t mean the planet actually…

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Nasarawa adopts FG’s health plan to address climate change | Climate

The Nasarawa State Ministry of Health has adopted the Federal Government’s Health National Adaptation Plan 2025–2030 to address the effects of climate change on the state’s health system. The adoption…

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Daily Maverick column on climate and environmental threats | Climate

In South Africa, Daily Maverick published a column on the impact of human activity on the climate, ecosystems and the future of other living creatures. The author recalls the words…

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Whether it’s ‘super’ or ‘Godzilla,’ El Niño is already breaking records | Climate

By now, you’ve seen the headlines, and there’s more of them every day: It’s “jaw-dropping.” It’s poised to make global warming worse. California has just declared a statewide state of…

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SA may reach its emissions targets, but are they too easy? | Climate

Urgently limiting greenhouse gas emissions is essential to avoiding the worst effects of climate change. South Africa is a party to the 2015 Paris Agreement. This required countries to set…

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UN approves resolution on dealing with rising sea levels | Climate

In 2024, global sea levels rose by almost six millimeters, the largest annual increase ever recorded, and they are set to rise by a meter or more by the end…

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Three B.C. glaciers face extinction within decades due to climate change, study says | Climate

She says there’s nothing that can be done to save those glaciers from extinction but it’s not too late to prevent the larger glaciers in B.C. and Canada from disappearing….

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