EPA Edits Website to Downplay Human Role in Climate Change
The EPA has removed references to human-driven climate change from its website, shifting focus to natural processes. Critics warn this could undermine climate action and public trust.
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Can Grapes Survive Climate Change? Sino-French Genomics Plan
A Sino-French genomics initiative is decoding grape DNA to breed climate-resilient vines. Discover how this 2025 plan could reshape vineyards and wine culture globally.
Asia Reels from Tsunami-like Cyclones and Relentless Monsoon Rains
Deadly cyclones and relentless monsoon rains have struck Indonesia, Vietnam, Sri Lanka and more in a ‘tsunami-like’ crisis highlighting climate change risks.
Asia Floods Claim Over 1,200 Lives as Aid Races to Survivors
Monsoon floods and cyclones have claimed over 1,200 lives across Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Malaysia as aid groups rush rice, water and shelter to survivors.
Climate Disasters Cost Record $101B as NOAA Tracking Goes Offline
Early 2025 disasters in the U.S. racked up a record $101B in damages, but NOAA’s tracking is offline after cuts. What does this mean for climate action?
Mexico’s Coffee Farmers Sound Alarm on Climate Change Threat
Coffee producers in Mexico warn that erratic rains and soaring temperatures are slashing harvests, hiking prices and threatening the future of a global staple.
Qinghai-Xizang Plateau Expedition Reveals 3rd Environmental Shift, Boosts Water Security
China’s 2nd Qinghai-Xizang Plateau expedition released 10 key application achievements and outlined a new ‘third environmental transition’ – warming, ‘greening’ and a projected 49% runoff boost.
Rising Sea Levels Force Relocation of Guna Communities in Panama
Rising sea levels are threatening the Guna people on Panama’s San Blas islands, forcing one of the first climate relocations in the Americas.
Peru’s Andes Glaciers Shrink 56% in 50 Years, Threatening Water Security
Peru’s Andes glaciers have lost over half their volume in the last 50 years, threatening water supplies, hydropower and communities as climate change accelerates ice loss.
Global CO2 Emissions to Hit Record 38.1 Billion Tonnes in 2025
Global CO2 emissions are projected to reach a record 38.1 billion tonnes in 2025—a 1.1% rise from 2024—highlighting the gap between soaring energy demand and renewable capacity.