Igloo-shaped station drifts with Arctic ice to document disappearing biodiversity before it vanishes | The latest National and International News | News World
A floating research station shaped like a giant aluminum igloo has departed from France on a groundbreaking Arctic mission. The Tara Polar Station left the port of Lorient on Sunday…
Read moreGreece Offers Bounty To Catch Ravenous Fish Lured By Warming Seas | Climate
By Paul Tugwell Jul 19, 2026 (Bloomberg) –Stavros Moraitis has spent more than three decades fishing in the azure waters off the Greek island of Milos. He’s used to competition from…
Read morePension funds try to come to grips with scariest global warming scenario | World News | Climate
By Alastair Marsh Institutional investors are trying to figure out what it would mean for their portfolios if continually rising temperatures trigger what JPMorgan Chase & Co….
Read moreThe scariest global warming scenario hits pension funds | Climate
The impact of any single climate tipping point being breached would be ‘highly consequential’, says JPMorgan INSTITUTIONAL investors are trying to figure out what it would mean for their portfolios…
Read more‘Exxon Summer’ is here; Iranian pirates; lobbying Congress (Letters) | Climate
‘Exxon Summer’ is here “Exxon Summer” is here — in the form of forest fires, extreme heat and polluted air. It is here because climate pollution has overheated our planet. Climate change-driven…
Read moreFree Press Opinion: Climate change isn’t taking food off your table | Climate
No morning ritual is safe from climate alarm. In June, the journal Nature declared that coffee is “critically threatened by climate change.” The New York Times blames sky-high coffee prices…
Read moreCollapse of seaweed harvests in Brittany sparks concerns over the resource | Climate
“It’s the first time I’ve seen this in 60 years,” says 79-year-old Noël Tanguy, seated in the wheelhouse of his boat as his two sons unload a cargo of brown…
Read moreEl Niño is here — and this one could have ‘big consequences’ | Climate
This article originally appeared in Living on Earth, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. El Niño is a phenomenon every few years in which…
Read moreMicroplastics Pose A Huge Threat To Arctic Climate Feedback Loops | News World
New research has found that microplastics have transitioned from a mere waste issue into active geophysical forces altering the Arctic climate. The latest scientific review published in the journal ENGINEERING…
Read moreHow wildfire smoke attacks the body – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth | Climate
Smoke from wildfires — which are burning more of the Northern Hemisphere as Earth warms — attacks nearly every system in the human body, killing tens of thousands of people…
Read moreEvery Day In Every Way, Attribution Science Is Getting Better & Better | Climate
Support CleanTechnica’s work through a Substack subscription, on Patreon, or on Stripe. Help us produce all of the high-quality, original content we publish week after week despite the challenges of…
Read moreFor 37 years researchers heated a patch of forest floor to see what climate change would do to the soil — and the carbon everyone assumed was locked away started leaking out on schedule | Climate
Soil scientists have long treated the deep, stable pool of carbon locked in forest soils as a kind of climate savings account — chemically bound, microbially uninteresting, and safe for…
Read moreClimate change stripping nutrients from food, study with Israeli expert warns | Climate
The world has been worrying that climate change will make it more difficult to raise crops to feed mankind. But little attention has been given to “hidden hunger,” in which…
Read moreCapitalism’s Face-Melting Heatwave Shows The Need For Socialist Planning | Climate
May and June this year saw European cities sweltering under record breaking temperatures—from 35°C on London streets, to 30°C in Shannon, to the decision in Paris to allow canal swimming…
Read moreOpinion: Stop blowing smoke about climate change | Climate
Haze from wildfires obscures the New Haven skyline from West Rock State Park Wednesday, July 15, 2026. Peter Yankowski/Hearst Connecticut Media You know how you can wake up in the…
Read moreIt is getting harder to ignore: Climate change means more fires in the U.S. and Canada | Climate
Drought, high heat, and wildfires caused havoc across the U.S. and Canada this week. There are many in the U.S. who don’t want to hear it, but the data is…
Read moreHow could El Niño and climate change impact your investments? | Climate
The first half of 2026 was disrupted by geopolitics. As we sweat through a sweltering summer, could the climate be the major driver in the second half? Europe’s heatwaves have…
Read moreThe report oil companies are worried about: Climate attribution science | Climate
These approaches are still the subject of ongoing development, so the report has two recommendations: researchers should be very transparent about the uncertainties in what they’re doing, and they should…
Read moreSatellite Images of Pengiun Poo Reveal Climate Change’s Impact on the Species | Climate
Climate Change, characterized by rising temperatures, sea levels, and ocean acidity, poses an existential risk to countless species around the globe. For species like the Antarctic Adélie penguin, disappearing sea…
Read moreWill Climate Voters Turn Out in Pennsylvania? — Covering Climate Now | Climate
“Are you part of the 89%?” A team of Covering Climate Now reporters traveled through eastern Pennsylvania last week asking people that question, exploring what residents of that quintessential battleground…
Read moreCityWatch LA – Purveyors of Pollution and Escalation of Global Warming | Climate
ACCORDING TO LIZ – The Middle East tit-for-tat war with the United States striking over 170 sites across Iran in the wake of Tehran reportedly struck three boats passing…
Read moreIndia town of Banda faces record temperatures and stifling nights | Climate
By RAJESH KUMAR SINGH, SIBI ARASU and DEEPAK SHARMA BANDA, India (AP) — Heat at all hours, even in the middle of the night. Long stretches without electricity, meaning some…
Read moreIFHA Puts Climate Change Center Stage with Historic First Global Sustainability Summit | Climate
The historic meeting held in Porto marked the beginning of a shared agenda to address the environmental challenges facing the industry, focusing on equine welfare, racecourse infrastructure, and the long-term…
Read moreAtlantic Ocean Slowdown Could Supercharge California Storms | Climate
Atmospheric river forming over the Pacific Northwest. Credit: NASA/NOAA A new study shows how changes in ocean circulation could reshape global rainfall patterns. A storm reaching California can begin with…
Read moreInteractive map predicts agricultural decline from climate change by end of century | Climate
Published on 15/07/2026 – 6:30 GMT+2•Updated 16/07/2026 – 7:11 GMT+2 A team from the Institute for Economic Analysis (IAE), a centre attached to the CSIC, has launched a tool capable…
Read moreClimate models struggle to predict extreme heat waves, Israeli study finds | Climate
As record-breaking heatwaves strike the Middle East and the wider Mediterranean with increasing frequency, scientists are confronting a critical question: Can the climate models used to forecast climate change identify…
Read moreClimate change and international tourist loyalty: new evidence for Spain | Climate
The main innovation of this article is that we extend the analysis to study not only whether tourists return, but also how they adjust their decisions when they do so….
Read morePhiladelphia area facing more heat waves annually | Climate
Retired Upper Darby schools superintendent Joe Batory was out for a walk along Boathouse Row and said he was “shocked” to hear that 74% of Americans wanted stronger climate action,…
Read moreMajor emitting countries knew of climate risks decades earlier than claimed | Climate
Lindsay Fenlock is a senior researcher in the Climate and Energy Program at the Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL). Nikki Reisch is a human rights lawyer and social justice…
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