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Oil drilling is beginning in the Amazon region, prompting scientists to warn of ecosystem risks to a recently discovered reef. The activity threatens one of Earth's most biodiverse and climatically important regions.
Climate
A severe European heatwave with temperatures exceeding 40C caused thousands of deaths, raising questions about whether the crisis will spur climate action or fuel political polarization.
Climate
Central European countries set record temperatures exceeding 40C as an eastward-spreading heatwave affects over 191 million Europeans. The extreme weather has been linked to hundreds of deaths across the continent.
Climate
Europe experiences a dangerous heatwave with temperatures exceeding 40C, breaking records in Denmark, Germany, and Italy. The extreme weather has been linked to dozens of deaths across western Europe.
Climate
Europe experiences severe heatwave with temperatures 5-12C above average. Scientists found 45% of European cities breaking or forecast to break heat records.
Climate
Swiss glaciers are melting at record rates due to a European heatwave, with winter snow and ice expected to completely disappear by Monday. This marks the second-earliest glacier loss day on record, according to Switzerland's glacier monitoring authority.
Climate
Europe experiences record heatwave with 150 million people facing temperatures above 35C, as scientists confirm the extreme weather is impossible without climate crisis. UK issues red warnings for third consecutive day while Paris implements emergency measures.
Climate
Europe faces extreme heat warnings across the UK, France, and Italy, with the UN climate chief attributing the heatwave to fossil fuel pollution. The crisis is causing school closures, deaths among vulnerable populations, and economic disruption.
Climate
Europe experiences an extreme heatwave with the UK issuing rare red heat warnings and France recording its hottest day ever. Temperatures are expected to reach 40C across multiple countries, causing power outages and fatalities.
Climate
Europe experiences its second major heat wave of the year, with France recording its hottest day ever at over 44°C. The extreme temperatures have caused approximately 40 deaths by drowning and left thousands without power.
Climate
The UK recorded its hottest June day at 36.1°C while France experienced its hottest day ever, with a heatwave affecting over 90 million Europeans. The WHO warned the extreme temperatures are putting lives at risk.
Climate
Europe faces a severe heatwave causing school closures, train cancellations, and deaths, prompting emergency responses. UN chief Guterres calls for global action on fossil fuels amid record-breaking temperatures.
Policy
A super El Niño poses significant risks to global food security and weather forecasting. The Trump administration has interrupted critical ocean monitoring data streams needed for advance warnings.
Climate
A severe heatwave sweeps across Europe with UK temperatures potentially reaching 38°C and France reporting 19 heat-related deaths, prompting government crisis response.
Ocean
Scientists may have discovered solutions to help resuscitate bleached coral reefs amid a deepening ocean crisis marked by heat absorption, pollution, and overfishing.
Climate
Earth's energy imbalance—the gap between incoming solar energy and outgoing radiation—has reached record levels, accelerating global warming. Decades of greenhouse gas emissions have trapped increasingly higher levels of heat in the atmosphere.
Wildlife
World Rainforest Day highlights the critical need to nearly halve deforestation rates by 2030 to meet climate targets. Tropical forests support half of all known species and regulate global rainfall and climate.
Ocean
Over half of the world's coral reefs have been lost, with most remaining reefs at risk within 25 years. New research reveals some corals possess remarkable resilience to rising temperatures, offering potential hope for reef survival.
Climate
Former federal climate experts warn that atmospheric CO2 hit record highs in May, with summer temperatures potentially rising 1.9°C above pre-industrial levels. Human-caused warming is expected to contribute significantly to these temperature spikes.
Ocean
Marine heatwaves have tripled since the early 1990s, causing severe damage to coral reefs, kelp forests, and fisheries. The ocean's ability to shield Earth from climate change is diminishing as ecosystems face potential irreversible tipping points.
Policy
The Trump administration shut down EPA climate and environmental justice projects in January 2025, firing 18-year researcher Thomas Luben for opposing the decision.
Wildlife
Climate-fueled landslides triggered by intense storms killed an estimated 58 critically endangered Tapanuli orangutans in Indonesia. A new study published in Current Biology confirms climate change is now a direct threat to the world's rarest great ape species.
Climate
Half the world's children are exposed to at least three overlapping climate hazards including heatwaves, storms, floods and droughts. Over one billion children face multiple simultaneous threats to their health, education and survival.
Climate
The Atlantic Ocean's heat-regulating current system faces potential collapse and could change European climate 10x faster than expected. Current monitoring of this critical system may be discontinued due to funding cuts despite the existential threat.
Climate
Antarctica's Bellingshausen Sea is missing winter sea ice the size of France, with temperatures 20C above average. The loss threatens penguins, marine life, and could affect global sea levels.
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