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As the planet warms, animals living in tropical mountains may find it increasingly difficult to shift to new areas, according to a new study. Tropical mountains are particularly…

“When the Earth Speaks” was the title last month of the world premiere of a production in which highly effective photos synchronized with extraordinary music performed by a talented string…

July 3, 2026, 5:03 a.m. MT Climate change raises temperatures and dries out forests, stoking conditions for fires to spread rapidly, an Arizona expert says. Several fires spanning tens of…

A record-setting jump in late-June ocean surface temperatures has prompted renewed warnings from European climate agencies, with scientists cautioning that the buildup of heat could raise the risk of even…

An accessible, research-backed examination of climate change with 103 color illustrations and four innovative solutions for a sustainable future. Renowned physician-scientist and molecular biologist Dr. David Comings, M.D., announces the…

Image: Morning Star As the climate-change landscape evolves, new forms of scientific disinformation emerge. Just this week, President Trump spread one of the latest false claims: that the United Nations…

London Climate Action Week took place during an intense heat wave last week, causing some of the planned events to be cancelled and calling extra attention to the urgency of…

Today’s ESG Updates Amazon’s Emissions on the Rise: The company has reversed its progress toward net-zero, despite investments in more efficient data centres, an electric delivery fleet, and renewable energy…

Researchers warn against misinterpreting brown leaves in the forest Keystone-SDA Climate models may overestimate the resilience of forests, if they fail to distinguish controlled leaf senescence from damage caused by…

Tropical systems present two main challenges: wind and rain. Both are likely to become more abundant and damaging as the Earth’s climate continues to heat up and the impacts cascade….

The world’s oceans and seas are heating like a cup of tea. The extreme heat wave gripping Europe, alongside severe weather in other parts of the world, is also being…

The National Polytechnic Institute (IPN) is advancing the development of Mexican space technology with the THERMAG-1 (Thermal Magnetic 1) project, a scientific payload designed to measure the Earth’s magnetic field…

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The combined impact of a strong El Niño and climate change has officially pushed ocean surface temperatures past the record set in 2024—the hottest year on record. Two separate services…

Heatwave has left France counting more than 1,300 deaths in a few weeks (Picture credit: Reuters) TOI correspondant from Washington: Welcome to Planet Barbecue, where the latest transatlantic spat between…

A visualisation of Atlantic Ocean currents based on satellite imagery KARSTEN SCHNEIDER/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) could weaken under a flood of Greenland meltwater, but this…

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“The temperatures here went very high so everything outside melted,” said one scientist. Listen To This Story Climate scientists are sounding the alarm after an unprecedented heatwave hit Antarctica this…

A dangerous heat wave will bring prolonged high temperatures, humidity, and warm overnight conditions to much of the eastern United States through the Fourth of July holiday (June 29–July 5)….

Climate scientists have already identified the fingerprints of climate change in the European heat wave, where temperatures soared above 104 degrees Fahrenheit in many places, and a town in southwestern…

By Chris Walker This article was originally published by Truthout The current heat wave would have been significantly cooler even just 50 years ago, the study points out. A recently…

The heatwave wreaking chaos across Europe is a “dramatic warning” to reject climate naysayers, a European Commission vice-president says. Teresa Ribera, executive vice-president for a clean, just and competitive transition,…

This story is a collaboration between Grist and 9 Millones, an independent news network that amplifies Puerto Rican voices. The videos and photography in this story were supported by the…

SRINAGAR, India (AP) — Every morning, long, narrow wooden boats called shikaras move elegantly across expansive Dal Lake in a postcard-perfect scene framed by the Himalayan mountains. But all is…

I spent the last few days in Altadena, interviewing survivors of the horrific fires in January of 2025 (just 18 months ago, though a lot has happened since); brave people…

‘Nose-ringed Just Stop Oil pests’ hurt environmental movement with mainstream voters Climate activists who threw soup on Vincent van Gogh painting at National Gallery of Art A liberal journalist who…

Temperatures in Europe have hit a new high this summer, with hotter early-summer heatwaves resulting in illness, excessive deaths and the collapse of infrastructure. On Sunday, temperatures reached 40 degrees…

A viral TikTok is drawing attention to a messy but important reality of climate science: Sometimes the tools used to estimate emissions need to be corrected. What’s happening? In this…

For most of human history, the Earth has functioned as a stable backdrop against which everything else happened. Empires rose and fell, economies expanded and collapsed, wars came and went…