Important report | Climate

A report by United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warning about rising sea levels that could affect millions of people in Kolkata and Mumbai should be taken seriously (“Sea level rise…

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POWER OF YES: Climate solutions can cut household costs, improve health | Aurora, ON | Climate

The challenge for groups like Climate Action Newmarket Aurora is to get people to think seriously about climate change when we have not yet been exposed to climate disasters, columnist…

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Respect Mother Nature: How climate change and travel intertwine | Climate

During my 15-day journey through Oceania in August, what surprised me most was the weather. Almost every day brought sunshine, blue skies and fluffy white clouds. Beautiful weather, one would…

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Heatwaves becoming hotter and longer, accelerating faster than global warming | Climate

Climate change will not only make heat waves hotter and longer, but will also cause their duration to increase at an accelerating pace with every additional fraction of a degree…

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How climate change became a healthcare issue | University of Melbourne: Advancing healthcare | Climate

When Lucinda Woodward, an accident and emergency nurse, made good on her “life dream” to visit Antarctica in early 2023, she didn’t expect it to be the catalyst for a…

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Climate Analytics | Australia must double down to meet our climate… | Climate

Within the next five years, global warming is set to breach the 1.5°C threshold at the heart of the 2015 Paris Agreement. This will have dire consequences, from rapidly melting…

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Nearly 90% of world’s glaciers could be wiped out by 2100: New data | Climate

The newly launched Global Glacier Extinction Explorer has revealed the fate of every single glacier on Earth, and the grim results are worrying scientists. Scientists at ETH Zurich and Vrije…

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Explainer: El Niño, La Niña and Push to Recognise Ecocide as Global Crime | Dawan Africa | Climate

Kenya, 13 September 2026 – El Niño can be described as a condition resulting from changes in climatic patterns that pave the way for extremely heavy rainfall. This has exacerbating…

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Climate Change Weekly # 590—Ag Cabal’s Dairy Net Zero Restrictions Harm Producers, Report Shows | Climate

IN THIS ISSUE: Ag Cabal’s Dairy Net Zero Restrictions Harm Producers, Report Shows Nebraska Sues First Street Activist Group Over Harm from False Climate Ratings Ag Cabal’s Dairy Net Zero…

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Hidden climate feedbacks could amplify global warming by 30 percent | Climate

Natural climate feedbacks from permafrost, wetlands, wildfires, and inland waters could amplify global warming by 20 to 30 percent. The planet itself may be quietly working against efforts to slow…

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Ocean warming threatens global economy: fishing, tourism, and energy affected by record temperatures since 1993 | Climate

The warming of the oceans is reaching worrying levels, leading to serious environmental and economic repercussions globally. Experts warn about the devastating effects of this trend, which goes beyond being…

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About 40,000 Join Amsterdam Climate March and Demand an End to Fossil Fuels | Ukraine news | Climate

A sea of protesters filled Amsterdam’s central streets, turning a familiar autumn tradition into a forceful warning about Europe’s climate future. On Saturday, a large-scale climate march took place in…

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Nebraska scientists link Nepal flood to climate change | Climate

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – Two weeks after flooding in Nepal, CNN reports thousands of people are still missing. People in Omaha with loved ones in the country said they want…

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Environment: Fossil fuels, children and a changing climate | Climate

Fossil fuel companies gain access to children through education sponsorships, Barclays eyes opportunities from El Niño, while climate change brings increasingly destructive consequences to communities from the Himalayas to islands….

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The human influence on regional climate change | Climate

Climate change in Europe and most other regions in the world can unambiguously attributed to human influence Artist’s interpretation of the concept of the human fingerprint in the climate system….

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‘Recovery becomes self-propelling’: Five positive tipping points that can save the world | Climate

The world risks irreversible damage as our reliance on planet-heating fossil fuels pushes ecosystems towards catastrophic climate tipping points. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT A recent report from the United Nations Environment Programme…

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On ever thinner ice reducing black carbon demands urgent action | News World

International Maritime Organization deliberations are underway on an Arctic polar fuel requirement to help stop the Arctic meltdown and cut black carbon emissions. A new report released demonstrates why the…

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UNEP: World set to cross 1.5°C global warming, but can still limit, adapt to and return from higher temperatures | Climate

Global temperature rise is set to cross 1.5°C, likely within the next few years, pushing climate risks and impacts to increasingly dangerous heights, but it is still possible to bring…

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[Seize the Future] Climate Disasters Loom Again at Year-End as Earth Loses Its Ice | News World

When Talk Deeply Ep.19 – Nepal’s mega-flood and the next climate disaster [Editor’s Note] This series highlights new episodes from the YouTube channel “Seeds.” “Seeds” is Dong-A Science’s new media…

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UN warns political division in addressing climate change threatens economic stability – JURIST | Climate

The Executive Secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), Simon Stiell, warned on Thursday that political divisions and treating climate change as a partisan issue risk worsening…

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A solution for failing climate policy: Make fossil fuels unprofitable | Climate

Jessica Green has spent the last few years calling for a reckoning in global climate governance. The Paris Agreement isn’t working and the annual Conference of the Parties to the…

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Record August Heat Pushes Global Temperatures Back Above 1.5°C, Western Europe’s Hottest Summer | Climate

August 2026 saw record breaking temperatures to become the joint warmest month alongside July 2023. Record heat in August this year has made it the joint warmest month alongside July…

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Human Fingerprint In Regional Climate Change | Climate

Climate change in Europe and most other regions in the world can unambiguously attributed to human influence Artist’s interpretation of the concept of the human fingerprint in the climate system….

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August is tied for the world’s hottest month ever recorded | Climate

It ties July 2023 as the warmest month on record, with temperatures 1.65 deg C above pre-industrial levels Published Fri, Sep 11, 2026 · 10:07 AM [NEW YORK] Last month…

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Is Korea safe from landslides as climate change intensifies? | Climate

Experts call for overhaul of traditional forecasting models to account for new weather patterns A resident looks at rocks and soil sliding down a slope in Hongcheon-gun, Gangwon Province, Sept….

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The Trump administration wants to revise the latest National Climate Assessment—three years after publication | Climate

The Trump administration is seeking to revise a federal climate report published three years ago to recast worst-case climate scenarios as implausible and limit their use in federal decision-making. The…

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Climate change is shifting malaria hot spots in Africa | Climate

Malaria, one of the world’s most prominent public health challenges, is on the move. A new study based on previous predictions of where malaria in children may appear suggests that…

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Living the climate change, missing the science: Kashmir’s reality check post-Nepal floods | Climate

The popular tourist destination of Pahalgam in Kashmir witnessed flash floods on September 1 as a cloudburst sent muddy waters surging through streets and hotel fronts. It was the second…

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Krishna AchutaRao, climate scientist who pioneered attribution research in India, dies at 62 | Climate

Krishna AchutaRao, the renowned climate scientist and a professor at IIT Delhi’s Centre for Atmospheric Sciences (CAS), died on September 4, aged 62. AchutaRao’s research helped strengthen the…

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Belga Share – August was warmest month worldwide on record | Climate

The global average also remained significantly above the pre-industrial level: according to the data, it was 1.65 degrees warmer than in the second half of the nineteenth century, which is…

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