COP Hosts UAE, Azerbaijan, Brazil Form ‘Troika’ to Combat Climate Change
The UAE, Azerbaijan, and Brazil form a ‘troika’ to drive international efforts in limiting global warming to 1.5°C, aiming for a sustainable future.
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UN Report: Migratory Species Face Critical Declines Worldwide
A UN report warns that one in five migratory species is threatened with extinction and 44% are declining, highlighting urgent conservation needs.
Andean Farmers Revive Ancient Waru Waru to Combat Climate Change
Andean farmers in Puno revive the ancient Waru Waru technique to protect potato and quinoa crops from climate change impacts like drought and frost.
Atlantic Ocean Currents Risk Collapsing Sooner, Triggering Global Weather Chaos
New simulations suggest the Atlantic Ocean currents may collapse sooner than expected, potentially triggering severe global weather disruptions.
Warm Spell Disrupts Lifelines for Indigenous Communities in Northern Canada
Unseasonably warm weather in Canada melts ice roads, cutting off 30 Indigenous communities in the north and breaking winter heat records in Toronto.
Historic Heat: Earth Records 12 Consecutive Months Above 1.5°C
Earth has recorded 12 consecutive months with temperatures 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, marking a historic milestone and a warning from scientists about the escalating impacts of climate change.
2023: Hottest Year on Record for the Chinese Mainland
The Chinese mainland saw its hottest year since 1951 in 2023, with an average temperature of 10.71°C, marking a significant rise amid ongoing global warming.
Unprecedented Rainfall in Antarctica: A Climate Change Signal?
Antarctica saw rare rainfall in January, linked to rapid polar warming. Experts warn such events may increase, impacting penguins and the region’s icy ecosystem.
Ancient Sponges Reveal Earth Has Heated Beyond Expectations
Ancient Caribbean sponges reveal that global warming has exceeded the 1.5°C target, reaching 1.7°C by 2020. This new evidence suggests climate change is accelerating faster than expected.
Global Weather Extremes: Wildfires, Floods, and Droughts Ravage Communities
Wildfires, floods, and droughts are wreaking havoc worldwide, from Chile to California and Spain, highlighting the urgent need for climate action.