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Climate
Historic wildfires in Washington and Oregon have consumed hundreds of structures and created toxic air plumes across the Pacific north-west. Firefighters continue battling multiple fast-moving blazes in unprecedented and dangerous conditions.
Climate
July 2024 was the hottest month on record in the US, with temperatures 1.8°C above the 20th century average. Scientists attribute the extreme heat to human-caused climate change amplifying natural heatwave patterns.
Ocean
Global oceans experienced their hottest July on record, with severe heat particularly evident around Europe. The unprecedented ocean temperatures are contributing to the region's scorching summer conditions.
Climate
Global ocean temperatures hit record highs for the third consecutive year in 2025. Northern forests and tundra are releasing more carbon than they absorb, while Greenland lost 129 gigatons of ice.
Climate
A rapid analysis found human-induced climate change more than doubled the likelihood of extreme fire weather conditions that fueled Canada's destructive 2026 wildfire season. As of early August, thousands of wildfires burned over 3.8 million hectares across the country, far exceeding Canada's 30-year annual average.
Climate
Lake Mead has reached its lowest water level in 90 years, dropping below the previous 2022 record amid an ongoing western water crisis.
Ocean
Global sea surface temperatures reached record highs in July 2024, surpassing the previous 2023 record, with severe marine heatwaves affecting Atlantic and Mediterranean waters.
Policy
Brazilian Amazon deforestation has fallen to its lowest level in 13 years, with satellite data showing 2,874 square kilometers of alerts. The decline continues since President Lula returned to office in 2023.
Climate
Europe is experiencing severe drought and wildfires across the continent during an extreme heat summer. Dry riverbeds and scorched earth are visible impacts of the ongoing climate crisis affecting the region.
Policy
The Trump administration reached a $1.22 billion deal with German firm RWE to abandon offshore wind leases in exchange for redirecting investments toward fossil fuels. This marks the fifth such agreement the administration has made with energy companies to halt renewable energy projects.
Climate
Europe's rivers are experiencing severe droughts, with the Danube hitting record lows and disrupting transportation and commerce. Once-rare century droughts now occur annually, causing catastrophic impacts on wildlife, industry, and regional culture.
Energy
China's updated five-year renewable energy plan targets over 2.8 TW of solar and wind capacity by 2030, with battery storage as a central component for grid reliability. The strategy integrates energy storage with firm power capacity and new market-based revenue mechanisms.
Climate
UN forecasters warn that El Niño could push 50 million additional people into acute hunger by end of next year across 45 countries. This exacerbates existing food insecurity caused by prolonged drought in Africa and economic pressures from regional conflicts.
Climate
Europe and North America face unprecedented climate-fueled disasters including deadly heat waves, massive wildfires, and hazardous smoke. The article highlights climate change as a quiet killer through extreme temperatures alongside dramatic violent weather events.
Climate
El Niño is expected to intensify in the coming weeks, potentially fueling more severe heat globally. The U.N. World Meteorological Organization warns of worsening conditions as temperature records continue breaking worldwide.
Climate
A World Weather Attribution study finds climate change made extreme heat, drought, and wind conditions at least 20 times more likely in Spain and twice as likely in France, fueling devastating wildfires across Europe.
Climate
Climate change increased wildfire risk in Spain and France by up to 20-fold, according to World Weather Attribution research. Recent devastating blazes scorched 140,000 hectares across the region.
Policy
Massive wildfires rage across Europe as governments abandon climate pledges, with over 35,000 fires burning globally. The world has become desensitized to escalating climate disasters while political action retreats.
Climate
Indonesia is experiencing record fire hotspot activity in 2026, surpassing previous devastating seasons in 2019 and 2023. The threat is expected to worsen due to an approaching super El Niño phenomenon.
Wildlife
A draft UN report indicates the world is failing to meet 22 of 23 nature conservation targets set for 2030. Accelerated action from countries is needed to halt and reverse global nature loss.
Policy
The termination of Brazil's Amazon Soy Moratorium by companies has exposed 9.1 million hectares of rainforest to potential legal deforestation. The voluntary agreement previously prevented soy purchases from recently deforested land since 2008.
Energy
Germany achieved a historic milestone in 2025 as wind and solar power generated more electricity than fossil fuels for the first time. This renewable energy breakthrough demonstrates significant progress in the country's energy transition away from carbon-intensive sources.
Climate
A strong El Niño event could make 2023 the hottest year on record, with potential global temperature increases up to 3.6C. Scientists warn the phenomenon poses significant threats to food security and the planet's climate stability.
Wildlife
The world's largest undisturbed forests are shrinking due to fires, logging, mining, and oil and gas development. Fires now cause more forest loss than logging, while extractive industries move closer to pristine forest areas.
Climate
Extreme rainfall across Asia, from Afghanistan to Taiwan, has caused devastating flash floods and typhoons, destroying homes and crops. Local residents report increasingly severe and earlier precipitation patterns linked to climate change.
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