Rapid emissions cuts needed to ‘minimise’ peak global warming at 1.8C, UN warns | Climate
A policeman with a sniffer dog looks at the damage in the aftermath of flash floods in Devighat in the Nuwakot district in Nepal, Thursday, Aug 27, 2026. (AP Photo/Niranjan…
Read moreNot the best climate for climate finance | Climate
Nepal’s negotiators hailed the $21.6 million grant from the UN’s Loss & Damage Fund for the Trisuli Valley disaster on 26 August, but it was approved reluctantly, represents only 0.4%…
Read moreNanoparticle Measurement Challenges Obscure Aerosol Cloud Interactions in Arctic | Climate
As the climate gets warmer, the number of particles that make up clouds in the Arctic may increase or decrease, depending on the specific area. A new study indicates that,…
Read moreChina’s clean air drive quietly dimmed a hidden climate-warming | Climate
Brown carbon is the atmosphere’s stealth absorber. Unlike its famous dark cousin black carbon, it does not look black at all; it is the tannish, tea-colored fraction of organic aerosol…
Read moreBlog: Mind the (Emissions) Gap—UN warns governments must up action to avert climate disaster – Eye on the Arctic | Climate
The United Nations Climate Change Conference will take place in Antalya, Turkey in November. (Adem Altan/ AFP via Getty Images) As this year’s UN climate conference in Turkey looms on…
Read moreProf. Ripple's Annual Report: Earth’s Climate System Increasingly Unstable, but Signs of Positive Change Emerge | Climate
The seventh annual report by an international coalition led by Oregon State University scientists says the Earth’s climate system is quickly becoming unstable and that while signs of important societal…
Read moreBahrain Needs Sharper Strategy for Global Warming | Climate
Global warming is a reality and so are its consequences, Bahrain must strategise for the same Bahrain Needs Sharper Strategy for Global Warming By Kota Sriraj The latest United Nations…
Read moreEarth’s Shallow Coral Reefs May Have Just 50 Years Left | Climate
Few ecological crises capture the severity of climate change like the loss of Earth’s coral reefs. Global coverage of living corals has already declined 50% since the 1950s, largely due…
Read moreEurope: The Impact of Global Warming on Health | Climate
Study details and the countries most affected More Intense Heatwaves and Researchers’ Recommendations Brussels, Belgium – The summer of 2026 was not merely another exceptionally hot season on the European…
Read moreRising sea levels are threatening biodiversity | Climate
Sea-level rise driven by climate change could help invasive marine species spread into newly flooded coastal areas, threatening biodiversity and some economic activities, researchers warned in a study published recently….
Read moreCan We Fix Fossil Fuels? | Climate
Reposted from the Wilkes Center for Climate Science & Policy. Climate scientist Myles Allen says the world could stop additional global warming within about 30 years – and limit total…
Read moreA New Ice Age Was Beginning. Then Humans Started Burning Fossil Fuels | Climate
“After the ice cap retreated, mosses eventually colonized this newly exposed land,” says Nicolás Young, a paleoclimatologist at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University and lead author of the…
Read moreBiodiversity and climate change are intertwined | Climate
LAST Monday, the 17th Conference of Parties to the United Nations Biodiversity Convention, or COP17, opened in Armenia’s capital Yerevan, with delegates from about 130 countries exploring ways to arrest…
Read moreIndia’s 2035 Climate Targets in Focus as UNEP Calls for 45% Global Emissions Cuts | Climate
The report estimates that current country policies could lead to global warming of around 2.8°C over the course of this century. Even in the most optimistic scenarios assessed by UNEP,…
Read moreIndia likely to meet climate targets as UNEP warns of global emissions gap | World News | Climate
India’s greenhouse gas emissions remain low on a per capita basis despite economic growth, but the country’s total emissions are projected to continue rising, according to the United Nations Environment…
Read moreGlobal warming will inevitably exceed the critical threshold of 1.5 degrees – UN | Climate
The world will inevitably cross the 1.5°C global warming threshold compared with pre-industrial levels. Decades of insufficient action against climate change have made it impossible to avoid this scenario. This…
Read moreClimate Analytics | End of the Pipeline: Managed vs market-driven… | Climate
As global warming approaches 1.5°C and a period of overshoot looms, the world is marching further into a crisis of our own making. Fossil fuels are at the heart of…
Read morePossibility of Keeping Global Warming Below 1.5 Degrees Celsius Has Vanished | Climate
The UNEP report is clear: Any possibility of keeping the limit at 1.5 °C has been “lost” as a consequence of decades of insufficient climate action. Credit: minambiente.gov.co The United…
Read moreUN report warns of 2.6°C warming as 350.org, CAN demand urgent climate action – EnviroNews | Climate
– Advertisement – Environmental advocacy organisations, 350.org and Climate Action Network (CAN), have called on world leaders to urgently strengthen climate commitments and accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels…
Read moreCurrent climate pledges fall far short of emissions cuts needed to return to 1.5C warming limit: UN | Climate
Beyza Binnur Donmez 21 October 2026•Update: 21 October 2026 Current climate pledges would cut global greenhouse gas emissions by only 11%-15% by 2035, far short of the 45% reduction needed…
Read moreUNEP Emissions Gap Report 2026: 1.5°C overshoot inevitable | Climate
The target set in 2015 by the Paris Agreement—to limit global warming to 1.5°C by 2100—has become unachievable within the span of a single decade, the United Nations Environment Programme…
Read moreScientists hunt for heat-resistant coral in the US | Climate
Offf the coast of Florida in the United States, a team of scientists and trained volunteers in scuba gear descends to the ocean floor and begins planting young coral onto…
Read moreStrengthen cooperation to advance climate goals | Climate
JIN DING/CHINA DAILY While Santiago and Beijing sit on opposite sides of the world, they have more in common than most people realize. Both capitals are hemmed in by mountains,…
Read moreEU new Arctic initiative amid climate and security challenges | Climate
The European Union has unveiled a comprehensive plan to expand its presence and activities in the Arctic, addressing emerging challenges from global warming, geopolitical tensions, and competition for energy resources…
Read moreMeet the heat storm: 7 takeaways from our investigation that gave supersized heat waves a new name | Climate
A data-driven examination of global temperatures shows heat waves have surged in size and frequency since the 1960s Heat storms intensify wildfires. Here, a tree burned in Mandra, Greece, in…
Read moreScientists say authors of a controversial government climate report made basic error | Climate
Did the authors of the Energy Department’s controversial 2025 climate report confuse two layers of the Earth’s atmosphere, and then use faulty analysis to question evidence of anthropogenic climate change?…
Read moreVietnam could face Yagi-strength super typhoons every seven years | Climate
Maximum rainfall over a single day or five consecutive days could increase by approximately 30-40% in northern and southern Vietnam. The number of days with heavy rainfall is also expected…
Read moreEl Niño watch: The impacts around the world this week | Climate
WASHINGTON – From starving cattle in parched El Salvador to a “terrifying” threat to the world’s coral reefs, this year’s exceptionally strong El Niño is being felt across the globe….
Read moreAI reveals how a warming climate will intensify NZ’s most extreme downpours | Climate
The most damaging weather events are the record-breaking “one-in-100-year” disasters communities have usually only seen once. But understanding how these rare events could change in the future is hard. With…
Read more16,000 Whales Swarm Greenland Waters That Were Once Locked in Ice | News World
Melting Arctic ice has opened up waters off Greenland’s coast that were once frozen shut, and thousands of baleen whales are rushing in. But scientists warn that the same warming…
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