Climate Change Weekly # 593— 2026 Science Review: Stories Casual Readers May Have Missed | Climate

IN THIS ISSUE: I am travelling, but a didn’t want regular Climate Change Weekly’s readers to go multiple weeks without important climate material to read so this issue is a…

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Ammonia Emerges as Key Driver of Climate-Warming Brown Carbon in | Climate

Deep in the winter haze that blankets the North China Plain, an invisible chemical transformation is taking place that could reshape how scientists think about air pollution and climate. A…

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What the CMIP7 update means for our Global Climate Scenarios | Climate

The new CMIP7 scenarios feature a narrower range of temperature increases by 2100 which include a lower plausible worst outcome. At the same time, the scenario set no longer includes…

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Asia in the race to adapt to climate change | Climate

Climate risks are increasing. The disasters that occurred in the summer of 2026 further highlighted Asia’s vulnerability to extreme weather events. In Nepal, the partial collapse of a glacier in…

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Climate hopes shift from politics to the courts | Climate

Washington (United States) (AFP) – The political fight against global warming may be losing steam, but the legal battle is heating up. Issued on: 09/10/2026 – 05:03 4 min Reading…

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Expert urges churches to lead climate change fight in Nigeri | Climate

The Chief Sustainability Officer of Global Impact Sustainable Development Enterprise Limited, Lolu Akindele, has urged churches in Nigeria to take the lead in creating awareness about climate change and promoting…

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UN Urges Faster Climate Action Ahead of COP31 Summit | Climate

Ahead of the summit, leaders gathered for a pre-conference in the South Pacific this week to prepare for the intense negotiations to come and set the agenda. UN Deputy Secretary-General…

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Climate change is warming the Amazon by 1.4C | Climate

The Nature Conservancy and the University of Maryland have published their results following a study of the warming of the Amazon basin, including the Amazon rainforest, concluding it will have…

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Bad COP, worse COP? EU tempers hopes for UN climate talks | Climate

After having its hopes dashed for a more ambitious deal last year in Brazil, the European Union is setting its sights low for next month’s COP31 climate summit in Turkey….

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Research Details Beef Industry Group’s Early Climate Push Against Concerns | Climate

A leading U.S. beef industry trade association knew by 1989 that cattle contributed to global warming but focused its response on protecting consumer demand through public relations, according to a…

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Bangkok Post – EU sets sights lower for climate summit | Climate

Mining vehicles extract coal from a lignite coal mine near a thermal power plant in Elbistan, Turkey. (Photo: AFP) BRUSSELS – After having its hopes dashed for a more ambitious…

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Stiell: World must act urgently as 1.5°C overshoot becomes inevitable – EnviroNews | Climate

– Advertisement – UN Climate Change Executive Secretary, Simon Stiell, has warned that the world must urgently intensify climate action as exceeding the 1.5°C global warming threshold becomes inevitable, calling…

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Himalayan Glaciers Are Melting—and the Culprit Isn’t Just Climate Change | Climate

3 min read Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: • The Himalayas are known as Earth’s “third pole” due to the massive accumulation of snow and ice…

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From drought to deluge: ‘Super’ El Niño’s expanding reach | Climate

Fast facts More than 347 million children in nearly 100 countries and territories are expected to experience unusually wet or dry conditions between October and December 2026 due to El…

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Africa’s Climate Crisis is a Failure to Adapt | Climate

By Milliam Murigi Africa’s worsening floods, droughts and heatwaves are increasingly being described as “loss and damage” from climate change. However, a new report argues that much of the suffering…

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Tuvalu PM says his country should not pay for climate change mitigation | Climate

World Leaders have seen first hand what rising seas mean for Tuvalu, one of the world’s most climate vulnerable nations. The visit, on the sidelines of pre-cop climate talks, brought…

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Climate summit calls for stronger action to curb global warming | Climate

‘As global temperature increases approach 1.5C and we face strong El Nino conditions, we reiterate that every fraction of a degree of warming accelerates the impacts of climate change and…

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Pacific leaders rail at climate finance failures at pre-COP | Climate

After witnessing the effects of sea-level rise in the low-lying island nation of Tuvalu, Pacific leaders on Tuesday used the pre-COP31 summit in Fiji to voice their frustration at the…

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‘3C rise’: Switzerland faces ‘worst-case’ climate change scenario | Climate

Its glaciers are melting at an alarming rate and extreme temperatures are breaking all-time heat records. But even more climate disasters will befall Switzerland in the future, a new study…

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Electrification, AI and fossil fuels: What to expect as Türkiye hosts major climate summit next month | Climate

By&nbspAngela Symons&nbspwith&nbspAFP Published on 06/10/2026 – 12:04 GMT+2 All eyes will be on Türkiye next month as the country hosts the world’s biggest climate summit. ADVERTISEMENT

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Pacific leaders watch Tuvalu reclamation effort ahead of UN climate meet | Climate

Di Peter Hobson FUNAFUTI, 6 ottobre (Reuters) – Martedì i rappresentanti di 30 nazioni hanno assistito all’utilizzo della sabbia bianca dragata dalla laguna di un atollo per recuperare terreno dall’oceano,…

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Here’s what a world without Arctic ice would actually look like | News World

For decades, scientists have been sounding the alarm about the Arctic’s impending collapse. And now, we may have crossed the tipping point. Warming nearly four times faster than the rest…

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Leaders visit Pacific atoll at frontline of climate change | Climate

Over a dozen leaders touched down on the tiny Pacific atoll nation of Tuvalu on Tuesday for a first-hand look at a once-vibrant ecosystem wiped out due to climate change….

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Justices divided over climate change case and liability for oil producers | Climate

The Supreme Court appeared divided and searching for consensus Monday in a major case involving climate change that could determine whether local governments can sue producers of fossil fuels for…

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Hydrogen in context: What new assessment shows for decarbonization choices | Climate

By Tianyi Sun, Senior Climate Scientist & Stephane Sartzetakis, Senior Research Analyst, Environmental Defense Fund Hydrogen has significant potential to cut climate emissions from some of the hardest-to-abate sectors. But…

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How a Warming Climate Is Supercharging the Triggers Behind Children’s | Climate

Asthma attacks in children are among the most common reasons for emergency department visits worldwide, and a sweeping new review argues that climate change is quietly making them worse. Writing…

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Why the ‘cold blob’ may collapse the weather system as we know it | Climate

Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. Join today Already a member? Log in As we cool down after…

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At 78, he doubted ‘worst ever’ weather headlines, then says climate evidence changed his mind | Climate

For older adults who have seen heat waves, blizzards, and storms come and go for decades, climate change headlines following a storm can feel like simply an exaggeration, but for…

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Pacific leaders urge climate action as UN pre-COP talks open in Fiji | Climate

The UN “pre-COP” climate gathering kicked off on Monday in the Fijian city of Nadi, where Pacific leaders are seeking to draw the world’s attention to life on the frontline…

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Researcher dissects chilly Yamase wind’s summer impact | Climate

Weather and climate researcher Miku Amano knew the wind all too well. It had all the hallmarks of Yamase, the cold, moisture-laden northeasterly long dreaded in Japan’s northeastern Tohoku region…

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