Why Sea Surface Salinity Matters for Arctic Sea Ice | News World
The dramatic loss of Arctic sea ice stands out as one of the clearest signals of a warming planet, with nearly 50% of ice extent lost over the past four…
Read moreFish are at risk as warming world chokes off oxygen in rivers | Climate
WASHINGTON (AP) — Global warming is causing rivers to slowly lose oxygen, threatening fish and other lives in the waterways, a new study shows. Researchers in China used satellites and…
Read moreWhat’s a ‘super El Niño’? And other El Niño questions, answered » Yale Climate Connections | Climate
The odds are in El Niño’s favor right now. This natural weather phenomenon, part of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation, or ENSO, occurs when warmer-than-average water extends throughout most of the…
Read moreScientists find climate change is reducing oxygen in rivers worldwide | Climate
WASHINGTON – Global warming is causing rivers to slowly lose oxygen, threatening fish and other lives in the waterways, a new study shows. Researchers in China used satellites and artificial…
Read moreCleaning up air pollution could weaken vital AMOC ocean current | Climate
Smog contains particles that reflect the sun’s rays and cool Earth’s surface Dennis MacDonald/Alamy Cleaning up air pollution in Europe and North America could result in more weakening of the…
Read moreClimate change fuels weather extremes, experts warn ahead of COP31 | Climate
Experts say COP31, to be held in Antalya, Türkiye, in November, should fully recognize the connection between water and climate on its agenda, and also build public awareness on sharing…
Read more‘Super El Nino’ threat looms as Pacific waters warm | Climate
Extreme warming in the Pacific Ocean is poised to shake the global climate system. After successive “hottest year on record” milestones driven by climate change, scientists are now warning of…
Read moreStrait of Hormuz a food security crisis; climate change is not | COMMENTARY | Climate
Global disruptions from the war in the Middle East are forcing a rethink of what truly threatens the world’s food supply. While climate change has long dominated the conversation, there…
Read moreRIP8.5 – by Quico Toro | Climate
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Read moreFIFA warned ‘gruelling heat’ could impact a quarter of World Cup games | World Cup 2026 | Climate
Scientists warn football’s governing body that global warming has increased risk of extreme hit since 1994 US World Cup. Published On 14 May 202614 May 2026 Climate experts have challenged…
Read moreClimate change exposes hundreds of millions to longer and deadlier pre-monsoon heat in South Asia – World Weather Attribution | Climate
From mid April and advancing into May, India and Pakistan experienced extremely high temperatures, including daily maximum temperatures above 46°C in many cities in India (Times of India, 2026). This…
Read moreDoes the Arctic Ocean regulate or amplify global warming? – Sciworthy | Climate
Greenhouse gases trap heat within the atmosphere. One such gas that exists beneath the ocean floor is methane. Ice-like substances on the seafloor that contain methane, known as methane hydrates,…
Read moreScientists discover the strange way CO2 cools part of Earth’s atmosphere | Climate
As the Earth’s surface and lower atmosphere continue to warm, another part of the planet’s atmosphere is doing the opposite. Far above the ground, the upper atmosphere has been cooling…
Read moreClimate Change Big Player at FIFA World Cup 2026 – World Weather Attribution | Climate
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be played from 11 June to 19 July 2026 across three host countries: the United States of America (USA), Canada, and Mexico, with matches…
Read moreEl Niño is Forming in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. Are We Ready for What it Could Bring? – by Jan Wondra | Climate
A view of the super El Niño as it continues to form, taken Feb. 16, 2026. The darker the color red, the higher the ocean temperature. Image courtesy of…
Read moreVolcano helped clean up after it erupted | Climate
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Read moreMicroplastics may contribute to global warming | Climate
A new study published in Nature Climate Change concluded that atmospheric microplastics may significantly contribute to global warming. The study showed that microplastics’ warming effect equates to about 16.2% of…
Read moreSomething startling is happening in the Gulf of Mexico » Yale Climate Connections | Climate
In 2012, the temperature of the Gulf of Mexico began rising along a shocking upward trajectory. Climate change is causing oceans worldwide to warm. But that year, summertime sea surface…
Read moreMarine cloud brightening might help cool the planet | Climate
Marine cloud brightening (MCB) is a form of geoengineering in which salt water is fired into the clouds in order to increase their brightness and reflectivity. The method shows promise…
Read morePoll shows most people are concerned about climate change | Climate
A majority of people support using public lands to generate solar and wind power. That’s according to a new climate-focused poll out of Yale. The poll from the university’s School…
Read moreAn Unusual Heat Wave Strains the World’s Most Populous Country | Climate
Every one of the world’s 50 hottest cities was located inside India at the end of April—a global weather-tracking anomaly, according to a major air-quality monitoring platform. As an unusual…
Read moreClimate scientists warn extreme weather likely in 2026 | Climate
The World Weather Attribution group of climate scientists has warned that extraordinary extreme weather is likely this year and said 2026 could turn out to be the second warmest, if…
Read moreOnce-in-a-century ‘super’ El Niño in the cards as ocean temperatures reach near record highs in April | Climate
Ocean temperatures reached a near-record-breaking monthly high in April as forecasters warn that we could be on the cusp of one of the strongest El Niño events of the century….
Read moreClimate scientists warn of heightened risk of extreme weather as 2026 tipped for record heat | Climate
Seyma Erkul Dayanc 12 May 2026•Update: 12 May 2026 Climate scientists warned Tuesday that extreme weather events are likely this year, with 2026 potentially becoming one of the warmest years…
Read moreGlobal Warming Facts: Key Impacts on Nature and Human Life | Climate
Global warming is no longer a distant problem people only hear about in documentaries or science reports. It has become a visible part of daily life across the world. Rising…
Read moreAntarctic Sea Ice Decline Shows Region Just Lost Ice ‘As Big As Greenland’ – Triggering Catastrophic Scenarios That Worry Scientists | News World
Scientists studying Antarctica say the region has experienced a dramatic decline in sea ice over the past decade, with recent losses reaching an area roughly equivalent to the size of…
Read moreMost apocalyptic climate scenario thrown out by experts | Climate
The most extreme projections for global warming have been discarded as implausible by the world’s top climate modellers. An update to the scientific scenarios used to predict Earth’s future climate reveals…
Read moreWhat tree rings reveal about climate change in the Amazon | Climate
Scientists analyzed tree growth rings to investigate whether the Amazon Basin is indeed drying up, as shown by extreme droughts in 2023 and 2024. Their study revealed that over…
Read moreClimate Change in the High Court of Australia | Climate
Will a Coal Mine’s Contribution to Climate Change Cause Likely Environmental Impacts ‘In the Locality’? In May, the High Court of Australia (HCA) will hear MACH Energy Australia v Denman…
Read moreIndia and Global Warming: Why Annual Maps Can Mislead | Climate
Warming trends for the planet are typically depicted as the year-to-year changes in surface temperatures. In such global warming maps, India appears to be warming only slightly or even cooling…
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