G7 says nature talks a success as climate change sidelined for U.S. | Climate
Environment ministers from G7 nations said progress was made at a two-day meeting in Paris despite climate change left off the agenda to avoid friction with the United States. The…
Read moreThe Next El Niño Could Lock Earth Into a Hotter Climate | Climate
The Pacific Ocean is a giant climate cauldron, with a powerful heat engine that affects storms, fisheries and rainfall patterns half a world away, and scientists are watching closely to…
Read moreInvestigadors de la UB participen en la Conferència per a la Transició més enllà dels Combustibles Fòssils – Actualitat | Climate
Tindrà lloc a la ciutat de Santa Marta (Colòmbia) del 24 al 29 d’abril, i pretén que les nacions compromeses amb la lluita climàtica puguin fer la transició energètica i…
Read moreGeoengineering could reshape the Amazon’s future | Climate
Deliberately altering the atmosphere to cool the planet is one of the most controversial climate ideas out there. But a new study suggests that, at least in climate models, one…
Read moreOn Arbor Day we take a look back at Bill Gates’ remarks on planting trees to mitigate climate change: “complete nonsense” | Climate
Arbor Day has always been a little idealistic, but in a good way, I’d say. It basically asks people to plant something they may never see fully grown. When it…
Read moreG7 says nature talks a success as climate sidelined for US | Climate
The Group of Seven skirted any direct mention of global warming to appease its largest and most powerful member, which has shunned global climate action under President Donald Trump. France’s…
Read moreClimate Change Weekly # 577— Trees Illegally Logged for Wind Power | Climate
IN THIS ISSUE: Trees Illegally Logged for Wind Power Cold Kills More People than Heat in the United States, New Study Finds Trees Illegally Logged for Wind Power I have…
Read moreGlaciers melting, risks rising: IPCC Chair on Central Asia’s climate future | Climate
What are the top global climate priorities that governments should focus on following the latest IPCC findings? I think the central conclusion of the IPCC reports as they’ve been updated…
Read moreThe 10 Countries Leading the Way on Climate Change | National News | Climate
When 195 countries signed the Paris Agreement in 2016, the Copernicus Climate Change Service estimated that Earth would reach the 1.5 degrees threshold by 2042. But now, the European organization’s…
Read moreEl Niño’s Comeback Is Bad News for Climate Politics | Climate
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Read moreReport urges South Dakota leaders to act on climate change, renewable energy | Climate
April 23, 2026, 2:05 p.m. CT South Dakota’s annual average temperatures have risen by about 2 degrees Fahrenheit since 1900, leading to more extreme and costly weather events such as…
Read moreLetters to the Editor: Global warming probably has a real impact on Angelenos’ quality of life | Climate
To the editor: Thanks for the interesting and well-written report on UCLA’s annual Quality of Life Index (“Feeling miserable? You’re not alone. L.A. County residents report decade-low quality of life,”…
Read moreMost polluting landfills emit as much methane as 1 million SUVs: Report | Climate
In the fight against climate change, carbon dioxide often commands the spotlight. However, a recent report from the UCLA Law Emmett Institute on Climate Change and the Environment identified a…
Read moreIce-sheet bed measurements are the key to predicting global sea level rise | Climate
This new Phil Trans A issue incorporates many of these discussions, revealing how a new generation of researchers, ideas and equipment can improve ice-sheet bed measurements so that we may better…
Read moreGeoengineering Offers New Hope for Safeguarding the Amazon Rainforest | Climate
New research conducted by scientists at the University of Exeter presents a groundbreaking perspective on the potential role of geoengineering in safeguarding the Amazon rainforest amid escalating global climate change….
Read moreAs Climate Disasters Create an Insurance Crisis, a California Bill Seeks to Make Fossil Fuel Companies Pay | Climate
Mary Creasman had insurance on her mind as she made her way to the California Capitol on Earth Day. Creasman, of the nonprofit California Environmental Voters, was in Sacramento Wednesday…
Read moreClimate Change May Not Be What You Think It Is | Climate
What You’re Getting Wrong About Climate Change If you’ve ever wondered why one freezing day doesn’t “disprove” climate change, or why scientists keep talking about trends instead of single storms,…
Read moreGermany’s Merz says climate policy essential for global security, prosperity | Climate
Ayhan Simsek 22 April 2026•Update: 22 April 2026 Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Wednesday reaffirmed Germany’s commitment to climate goals, saying they are essential to global security, peace, and prosperity. “Climate…
Read moreEarth Day: We finally know why some people care about climate change, others don’t | Climate
Be it climate marches in Delhi or those occurring in Mumbai, climate action in India wears many faces. But why do some people step up while others, who are equally…
Read moreThe Market Impact Of $1.4 Trillion In Climate Damages Is Only Beginning | Climate
April 1970: ‘Earth Help’ poster, Earth Day. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images) Getty Images On Earth Day 2026, people need to pay attention to an alarming statistic about the damage…
Read moreSanta Marta conference must be shielded from fossil fuel lobby | Climate
Rachel Rose Jackson is a climate researcher and international policy expert whose work involves monitoring polluter interference at the UNFCCC and advancing pathways to protect against it. Next week, dozens…
Read moreEarth Day screening of “The White House Effect” revisits history behind climate crisis | Climate
The Wexner Center for the Arts will host a screening of “The White House Effect” Wednesday. Credit: Courtesy of the Wexner Center for the Arts On Earth Day, the Wexner…
Read moreExtreme Weather Events: Urgences-santé is Ready – Climate Change Resilience Plan | Climate
MONTREAL, April 21, 2026 /CNW/ – As the spring flood season is well underway in the metropolitan area, Urgences-santé is unveiling its Climate Change Resilience Plan. The organization becomes the first in…
Read more‘California Holly’s’ Climate-Change Resiliency Offers Insight for Its Impact on Chaparral, CSUN Prof Says | Climate
With the help of their own TARDIS, CSUN environmental biologists have been studying climate change’s impact on the state’s iconic toyon plants to get an understanding of chaparral and oak…
Read moreTerrible Team: Super El Niño and Climate Change Could Lead to Record-Breaking Global Temperatures | Climate
You’ve probably seen in the news the potential for a super El Niño to develop this summer into early fall. According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, there is at least…
Read moreArctic Permafrost Thaw Unleashes Ancient Carbon: How a Climate Feedback Loop Fuels Runaway Warming | Climate
Global temperatures climb, and Arctic permafrost thaw picks up speed, unleashing ancient carbon release that feeds a relentless climate feedback loop. Frozen soils across the north, holding organic matter from…
Read moreNew Study Shows Global Supermarkets Still Shelving Action on Methane | Climate
A new report by the Changing Markets Foundation and Mighty Earth reveals how the world’s largest food retailers are lagging or even backpedalling on delivering effective methane action for second…
Read moreAre We Winning the Fight Against Climate Change? Latest Global Progress Explained | Climate
The story of climate change today is a mix of progress and challenge, as global emissions reached around 59 GtCO₂e in 2024 with a slight increase despite growing clean energy…
Read more6 Facts About Climate Change | Climate
Climate change is a topic that’s rife with misinformation and controversy. However, the research is fairly clear: our planet is warming quickly, and there will be catastrophic consequences if changes…
Read moreDirection – Brown Political Review | Climate
What do oil companies, ultraconservative think tanks, and billionaires agree on regarding global warming? Perhaps that it is propaganda, pseudoscience, or a hoax? Or perhaps something more paradoxical: that they…
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