A Super El Niño is headed for California | Climate

I’m at Climate Week in New York, soaking up what I can from the world’s climate experts, to bring home to California. Climate change is the biggest long-term threat to…

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Editorial: ‘net zero’ is a means to an end | Climate

Last week, the UK’s energy select committee recommended that the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero dropped the net zero part from its name, in a bid to secure…

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Powerful El Niño could lead to 451,000 additional heat-related deaths | Climate

Researchers forecast that global land temperatures will average about 1.2°C above normal during the period, resulting in a 44% increase in the number of extremely hot days. Between September 2026…

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Climate Comms is Broken. Here is What Actually Resonates. | Climate

Fear. Guilt. Pressure. These are emotions most climate communicators are familiar with. Many have believed them to be the key to get individuals and organizations to pay attention, to act…

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Europe Seen Spending More Than $500 Billion to Adapt to Climate Change | Climate

Europe is expected to spend €500 billion ($571 billion) on climate resilience measures through 2035, according to a fresh analysis by Bloomberg Intelligence. The figure, which comprises money spent on…

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Guterres calls on nations to accelerate climate action | Climate

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has called on every country to draw up a clear roadmap for moving away from fossil fuels, warning that existing climate commitments would still leave…

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Two new reports show that Canada needs to do much more to tackle climate change | Climate

Global climate warming is expected to cross the 1.5 C temperature threshold — the lower limit of the Paris Agreement temperature goal — within a handful of years. This temperature…

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El Niño and rising global temperatures | Climate

Washington, USA – Climate scientists have issued grave international warnings regarding the catastrophic repercussions of the current El Niño weather phenomenon. These warnings come amidst estimates suggesting it could cause…

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Super El Niño projected to cause 450,000 heat deaths worldwide | Climate

New Delhi: A new study by researchers from the Climate Impact Lab at the University of Chicago projects more than 450,000 heat-related deaths in the first half of the current…

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Future global warming may be 25% higher than thought, study finds | Climate

A thermometer stands against an orange sky and glowing sun during a heatwave, illustrating rising temperatures linked to climate change. (Adobe Stock Photo) September 23, 2026 07:03 AM GMT+03:00 Global…

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Alarm from Sea Level | News World

Nothing has changed regarding the current situation, even though a series of research results indicate that sea levels worldwide continue to rise and glaciers continue to melt. The world remains…

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Trump renames AI ‘super intelligence’ as leaders jostle over dangers | Climate

US president Donald Trump compared AI safety warnings with past climate change warnings that claimed global warming would end humanity. (EPA Images pic) UNITED NATION: President Donald Trump on Tuesday…

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Trump: US-Venezuela oil deal will help lower global prices | Climate

22 September 2026 21:02 The US deal with Venezuela under which Washington will take control of part of Venezuela’s oil reserves is beneficial to both Washington and Caracas and will…

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US heading for unprecedented El Niño winter: Here’s what to expect | Climate

The ongoing El Niño is breaching the “super” threshold as Earth crosses into unprecedented climate territory. El Niño, officially underway as of June 11, is a climate pattern that’s injecting…

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Can a Species Evolve Fast Enough to Avoid Extinction Under a Changing Climate? | Climate

New WHOI-led study of black-browed albatrosses finds that climate mitigation may matter more than evolution for population persistence Images available for use can be found here. Newswise — Woods Hole,…

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What Is An El Niño? Professor Explains UK Risk | Climate

From the very beginning of this year, multiple weather experts have predicted an El Niño. It looked like a “super El Niño”, even from early signals – the closer we…

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Record-Breaking El Niño Surges as Global Heat and Extreme Weather Risks Rise | Climate

A powerful El Niño developing in the Pacific Ocean has already surpassed the previous temperature record for the phenomenon, raising concerns among climate scientists about potentially severe impacts around the…

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Fast Takes: How Flock advances freedom, inside fake ‘climate science’ and other commentary | Climate

Libertarian: How Flock Advances Freedom “Critics of Flock and ALPR technology, predominantly libertarians and leftists, say that the cameras create an unconstitutional system of ‘mass surveillance’,” observes Sam Raus at…

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Europe’s children may face more extreme fire weather — Anadolu Agency | Climate

In Türkiye, Anadolu Agency reported on a study according to which children born in Europe in 2025 may experience almost twice as much exposure to extreme fire weather over their…

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War, runaway AI and climate shocks to take center stage as world leaders meet at UN | Climate

UNITED NATIONS (AP): Under a global cloud of wars and bitter divisions, world leaders meet at the United Nations this week, facing new fears that runaway artificial intelligence could threaten…

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Nepal PM Balendra Shah UNGA visit: first foreign trip to raise climate change, flood crisis | Climate

Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah is set to leave for the United States on Tuesday to lead a high-level delegation to the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly….

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Climate Change Intensified Nepal’s Catastrophic Langtang Flood, WWA Study Finds | Climate

Multiple water sources The humongous volume of water in the flood came from several sources. The first was water released from the melting of glacial ice that fell from the…

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Trump says he’s forming U.S. ‘AI Force’, will name ‘AI czar’ | Data Centers | Climate

U.S. President Donald Trump is calling fears of artificial intelligence (AI) and data centers a hoax, and said Saturday he is creating an “AI Force” and will soon appoint an…

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Nepal isn’t the only disaster-struck country waiting for money from the global climate Loss and Damage Fund | Climate

As it faces the enormous task of rebuilding from a deadly flood that tore through communities in the Himalayas, Nepal is seeking compensation from the international Fund for Responding to…

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Hundreds of people are demonstrating in Freiburg for climate protection | Climate

Environment On Saturday, about 12,000 people demonstrated in Lausanne against inaction on global warming. On Sunday, hundreds also took to the streets in Fribourg. (File photo) Keystone Several hundred people…

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Opinion | In a World of Nukes and Climate Emergency, Knowledge Is Survival | Climate

The current state of our world has repeatedly been described as one of the most challenging moments since the end of World War II and certainly since the end of…

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Large protests in Geneva and Lausanne against inaction on climate change | Climate

Protests in Geneva and Lausanne against inaction on climate change Keystone-SDA Following a sweltering summer, thousands of people took to the streets in Geneva and Lausanne on Saturday afternoon to…

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Climate Change Expert Tapio Schneider On Early Warnings And AI In Science | Climate

Climate scientist Tapio Schneider from Caltech emphasises the urgent need to expand early warning systems for disasters beyond rainfall events and explores how advanced climate modelling and artificial intelligence can…

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OPINION – Global warming, global warning and international politics | Climate

Heat waves and wildfires across the Western Hemisphere By José Luís de Sales Marques Economist Global warming coupled with a super “El Niño” has turned Europe’s Mediterranean tourist destinations into…

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Thousands protest inaction over climate crisis in Switzerland | Climate

Several thousand people marched in the Swiss cities of Geneva and Lausanne on Saturday to protest government inaction in the face of global warming. They were answering a call by…

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