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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
A severe heatwave sweeps across Europe with UK temperatures potentially reaching 38°C and France reporting 19 heat-related deaths, prompting government crisis response.
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
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.
Ocean
Scientists may have discovered solutions to help resuscitate bleached coral reefs amid a deepening ocean crisis marked by heat absorption, pollution, and overfishing.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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
Brazil's Amazon deforestation fell 23.5% in 2025 compared to 2024, with nationwide forest loss declining 21% across all biomes. Nearly 985,000 hectares of forest loss were recorded in the year.
Ocean
A UN report reveals mounting ocean pressures from pollution, overfishing, and climate change. However, ocean governance frameworks are showing signs of improvement despite the deepening crisis.
Energy
China's coal power output increased in early 2026 despite record renewable energy growth, suggesting last year's emissions drop may be temporary. The mixed progress raises concerns about the sustainability of China's energy transition.
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.
Climate
El Niño has officially formed in the Pacific Ocean and could reach historic intensity levels by fall, potentially amplifying extreme weather globally. US meteorologists predict it may be the strongest in a century, with the UN calling it an urgent climate warning.
Climate
U.S. meteorologists have confirmed the formation of a major El Niño event expected to drive extreme weather globally including heat waves, floods, droughts, and fires over the next year.
Policy
A new report reveals the world's 65 largest banks financed fossil fuels with $906 billion in 2025, up 8% from the previous year. JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America lead global fossil fuel funding since the Paris Agreement.
Wildlife
Extreme rainfall in Indonesia killed 58 critically endangered Tapanuli orangutans, 7% of the remaining global population. The climate-fueled disaster raises concerns about the species' survival.
Climate
Antarctic winter temperatures exceeded 15°C in June, breaking previous records and raising climate concerns. Scientists warn the extreme heat demonstrates the accelerating pace of global warming in the frozen region.
Climate
A record-high energy imbalance is accelerating global warming faster than previously observed. Greenhouse gas emissions are trapping heat at unprecedented rates, intensifying planetary heating.
Energy
Global solar PV installations reached 698 GW in 2025, more than doubling a 2012 forecast that was initially dismissed as overly ambitious. The dramatic acceleration demonstrates the rapid expansion of renewable energy capacity worldwide.
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