Scientists say authors of a controversial government climate report made basic error | Climate
Did the authors of the Energy Department’s controversial 2025 climate report confuse two layers of the Earth’s atmosphere, and then use faulty analysis to question evidence of anthropogenic climate change?…
Read moreVietnam could face Yagi-strength super typhoons every seven years | Climate
Maximum rainfall over a single day or five consecutive days could increase by approximately 30-40% in northern and southern Vietnam. The number of days with heavy rainfall is also expected…
Read moreEl Niño watch: The impacts around the world this week | Climate
WASHINGTON – From starving cattle in parched El Salvador to a “terrifying” threat to the world’s coral reefs, this year’s exceptionally strong El Niño is being felt across the globe….
Read moreAI reveals how a warming climate will intensify NZ’s most extreme downpours | Climate
The most damaging weather events are the record-breaking “one-in-100-year” disasters communities have usually only seen once. But understanding how these rare events could change in the future is hard. With…
Read more16,000 Whales Swarm Greenland Waters That Were Once Locked in Ice | News World
Melting Arctic ice has opened up waters off Greenland’s coast that were once frozen shut, and thousands of baleen whales are rushing in. But scientists warn that the same warming…
Read moreNorthern Peatlands Are Greening Unevenly as Warming Reshapes Their Canopies | Climate
Northern peatlands have quietly banked carbon for thousands of years, cooling the planet by an estimated 0.6 degrees Celsius over the Holocene. Now, a new satellite analysis suggests that the…
Read moreHow Will California Be Shaped by Climate Change? The Fifth Assessment Provides Some Clues | Climate
Today, California is releasing its Fifth Climate Change Assessment. Since 2006, the State has periodically gathered the best available science on how climate change is affecting California, and current law…
Read moreThe Plan to Dim the Sun Could Work—and That’s the Most Dangerous Part | Climate
3 min read Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: To counteract the warming effects of climate change, solar radiation modification (SRM)—once seen as a strategy of last…
Read moreClimate change: Minns invokes One Nation to back coal jobs over climate targets | Climate
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Read moreExperts call for closer Sino-US green ties to fight climate change | Climate
The accelerating effects of climate change this summer, from melting glaciers in the Alps to devastating floods in Nepal, show the urgency of global action, with clean energy experts calling…
Read moreClimate Justice: Why Cities Need Fairer Climate Finance | Climate
Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee’s call for climate justice in Kolkata places a familiar urban reality inside a larger global imbalance: the communities facing the harshest consequences of climate change are often…
Read moreArtificial Intelligence, Climate Change, and Global Security: Why the World Needs International Regulation Now | Climate
H.E. Dr. Abdulla Belhaif Al Nuaimi calls for international AI regulation to safeguard global security, prevent misuse, and protect future generations. No single country or corporation can govern AI alone….
Read moreClimate change Australia: New Curtin University research reveals workers’ concerns over health, safety and greenwashing | Climate
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Read moreClimate Justice: Why Cities Need a Fairer Climate Deal | Climate
Climate justice is increasingly being framed not only as an international obligation but also as an urban survival question, as vulnerable communities face severe climate consequences despite contributing far less…
Read moreHumidity emerges as the decisive factor for cave beetle survival under | Climate
Deep inside the caves of the Pyrenees, some of Earth’s most specialized animals are living on a physiological knife edge, and new research suggests the blade is sharper than anyone…
Read moreAbhijit Banerjee | Nobel laureate Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee calls for ‘climate justice’, warns of severe consequences | Climate
Countries least responsible for global warming often face some of its harshest consequences, Nobel laureate Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee said in Calcutta on Friday. … more Source www.telegraphindia.com
Read moreSeven of Earth’s 16 climate vital signs at record extremes: Study | Climate
The Earth’s climate system is moving deeper into “uncharted territory”, with seven of its 16 climate-related vital signs now at record extremes, a new study has warned, highlighting the accelerating…
Read moreEl Nino and global warming set stage for early 2027 heat in India: Report | Chennai News | Climate
Chennai: Summer-like conditions could set in as early as Feb 2027, as a strengthening El Nino and rising background temperatures increase the risk of heat stress, water shortages and crop…
Read moreWhich Is the Most Underestimated Climate Threat in the US? | Climate
With each fraction of a degree Earth’s temperature rises, so does the threat of extreme weather. In the United States, climate change is exacerbating disasters that endanger the public and…
Read moreClimate change is stealing the protein from this staple in your kitchen | Climate
Climate change could be changing the proteins in a staple food found in kitchens around the world. As carbon dioxide (CO2) levels rise, the proteins in this everyday food are…
Read moreSenegal-sized Antarctic glacier melting faster than thought: Why it matters | Climate Crisis News | Climate
The world’s largest glacier is melting much faster and could add twice as much to global sea levels as previously expected over the next century. New research published this week…
Read more1,000 scientists, 100+ hours, 1 verdict: How the biggest climate report is made | Climate
From devastating floods in Asia and raging wildfires in North America to record-breaking heatwaves in Europe and melting glaciers in the Himalayas, the climate crisis is unfolding differently across the…
Read moreDrought, heat wave leaves Mount Hood barren by early fall | Climate
On Oct. 8, 2026, the Palmer Snowfield below the Palmer Express chairlift was almost completely bare. Timber Lodge had to close the lift on July 19, its earliest closing day….
Read moreTop global climate science body suspends meeting without deal on major review timeline | Climate
Di Sudarshan Varadhan 16 ottobre (Reuters) – Una riunione dei membri del Gruppo intergovernativo sui cambiamenti climatici (IPCC) è stata sospesa senza che si raggiungesse un accordo su una tempistica…
Read moreQuantifying assets for the geopolitics of climate change mitigation | Climate
Climate scenarios and construction In this study, we selected SSP2 as a representative middle-of-the-road socioeconomic pathway to examine the spatial and temporal patterns of global climate-mitigation-related assets. SSP2 reflects intermediate…
Read moreTurtles offer early warning to how climate change is altering ecosystems ahead of COP31 | Climate
Open this photo in gallery: A baby loggerhead turtle crawls towards the sea on Iztuzu Beach on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast in Mugla province, Sept. 3.Dilara Senkaya/Reuters Under a moonlit sky,…
Read more“People need to be able to afford to adapt to climate change” | Climate
London-based architectural designer Aimée Daniels has invented an awning system that sold out multiple times this summer. In this interview, she argues the UK needs to get on board with…
Read moreScientists track ‘global warming’ and ‘climate change’ separately, even though they are deeply connected | Climate
People often use “global warming” and “climate change” as if they were interchangeable. NASA and NOAA do not. People often use “global warming” and “climate change” as if they were…
Read moreThe wine sector’s major transformation: adapting to climate change and shifting consumer preferences | Climate
Alongside the challenges posed by climate change and increasing international competition, the Spanish sector is facing a transformation in demand. Per capita wine consumption has been declining for decades in…
Read moreScientists discover aggressive melting of Doomsday Glacier | Climate
The planet’s widest glacier is melting “more aggressively” than previously projected, meaning its impacts on global sea level rise could be double current estimates, according to new research by a…
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