Swiss Glaciers Shed 3% Ice Mass Amid Light Snowfall and Heatwave
Swiss glaciers lost 3% of their ice after a snow-poor winter and June heatwaves, marking the fourth-largest annual decline on record.
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Antarctic Sea Ice Hits Third-Lowest Winter Peak on Record
Antarctic sea ice peaked at 17.81 million sq km on Sept 17, marking the third-lowest winter maximum in 47 years and highlighting climate change’s grip on the southern pole.
Polar Bears Turn Abandoned Arctic Station into Shelter
Drone footage from Russia’s Kolyuchin Island reveals polar bears sheltering in an abandoned station, a striking signal of melting ice and a warning for climate action.
Brazil Seeks Global Climate Commitments Ahead of COP30
As the UN Climate Summit kicks off at the General Assembly, Brazil eyes stronger global carbon pledges ahead of COP30 a key test of world leaders climate resolve.
Fengyun-3 Satellites Track Melting of World’s Largest Iceberg
Chinese Fengyun-3 satellites are tracking the rapid breakup of A23a, the world’s largest iceberg in the Weddell Sea, which has lost 60% of its mass since early 2025.
WMO Warns of Vicious Climate-Pollution Cycle
The WMO’s new bulletin highlights how air pollution and climate change fuel each other, driven by aerosols, and calls for global coordinated countermeasures.
Heatstroke: Silent Summer Killer Strikes Worldwide
Heatstroke is a rising global threat: workers like 62-year-old Wang in the Chinese mainland and nearly 200 students in the Philippines collapsed under punishing summer heat. WHO and WMO call for better protections.
Britain’s Summer 2025 Poised to Be Hottest on Record
Provisional Met Office data suggests summer 2025 will be Britain’s warmest on record since records began in 1884, underscoring climate change’s growing impact.
Typhoon Kajiki Strikes Vietnam Coast: Tens of Thousands Evacuated
Typhoon Kajiki drenched Vietnam’s coast with heavy rains and strong winds, forcing tens of thousands to evacuate. Communities now face cleanup and resilience planning.
Peru’s Andes Glaciers Vanish, Water Crisis on the Horizon
In the past 50 years, Peru’s Andes glaciers have lost 56% of their ice. New research warns this rapid melt could undermine water supplies for millions, sparking a looming crisis.