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This summer isn't breaking heat records -- yet. Wait until El Nino kicks in, scientists say

With parts of the globe aflame in wildfires, deadly heat waves parking over cities, record hot oceans and a strengthening super El Nino, it seems like we’re baking through the hottest year on record

The Independent UK

The different fruit and vegetables UK farmers might consider growing due to climate change

Heatwaves could allow farmers to consider new crops that previously ‘we could never imagine’ growing in the UK

The Independent UK

East Africa’s iconic snow peaks will soon disappear for good – what will be lost when they melt

East Africa’s shrinking mountain glaciers on three peaks in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania will soon be no more. The 2025 State of the Climate in Africa report (page 13) estimates that the ice areas on Mt Kenya, the continent’s second-highest peak, have shrunk 96% in the past 115 years. The…

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This ‘rock’ in Namibia is actually a plant that plays dead, fewer than 200 are left

This ‘living stone’ plant in Namibia looks like a rock and plays dead to survive. Fewer than 200 remain as the rare species faces extinction. The rare pebble-sized plant, Lithops werneri, survives in only one small patch of the Erongo Mountains. Its population has drastically declined by over 80% since…

The Economic Times

Spokane wildfires are a warning

From the West Cost to Europe, climate change is making wildfires worse

Salon

Real Reason NYC Streets Keep Flooding as Century-Old Drainage System Fails Under Violent Storms

New York City faces increased flooding due to climate change and outdated drainage systems. Rising sea levels and heavier rainfall exacerbate the issue, highlighting the need for infrastructure upgrades.

International Business Times UK

Europe Is Warming Faster Than the Global Average, and Scientists Say the Worst Is Yet To Come

Europe is warming at twice the global rate, with severe impacts on agriculture, water, and energy systems. Adaptation measures are insufficient, highlighting the urgent need for deeper emission cuts.

International Business Times UK

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Amicus Brief in Suncor Energy v. County Commissioners of Boulder County

In the upcoming climate change case the Supreme Court should reject the industry and Trump Administration arguments for preemption-by-penumbra.

Reason

Climate-related ‘silent adaptation’ coping strategies are going beyond official directives

Scientific reports, political directives and national plans follow one after another, urging regions to adapt to new climate realities. Yet, one question remains: how do adaptation initiatives among local communities and businesses actually unfold on the ground. While announcements of public or government-backed projects or regulatory frameworks often take centre…

The Conversation

What Europe can learn from Australia's 'Black Summer' wildfires

Australians share their hard-earned wildfire strategies with Europe, which is grappling with severe blazes. Effective preparation and hazard mitigation are crucial for managing such extreme fire scenarios. It is important to resist complacency, given the shifting weather patterns. Open dialogue with communities is essential during crisis situations. Addressing climate change…

The Economic Times

In 2016, countries came together to protect a huge part of Antarctica's ocean, creating the world's largest marine reserve

The Ross Sea Marine Protected Area became a global conservation milestone after years of negotiation. This vast Antarctic reserve was established by the CCAMLR member states in 2016. It protects a significant marine ecosystem supporting diverse wildlife and vital phytoplankton blooms. Scientific study of climate change impacts is also a…

The Times of India

Researchers tracked wildfires from 1984 to 2022; a Pacific trend added 22% to US Southwest drying-related burned area but reduced eastern Australia’s by about 19%

A Pacific Ocean warming trend has impacted wildfire conditions globally. This pattern amplified fire risks in the southwestern United States significantly. Conversely, it eased fire conditions in eastern Australia during the study. Researchers analyzed decades of wildfire and climate data for these findings. Understanding these ocean-climate links can improve future…

The Times of India

Wildfires burned 42,000 hectares and forced 220,000 evacuations near Bordeaux; now France’s wine country fears damage that may only emerge in the bottle

France's worst wildfires in decades now threaten Bordeaux's famed wine production. Smoke taint can subtly damage grapes, affecting taste and value for years. This danger arrives during a sensitive ripening period for the grapes. The wine industry already faces market pressures and export challenges. Climate change poses ongoing threats to…

The Times of India

Climate change is forcing my Xbox console into summer hibernation

Rising summer heat turns consoles into radiators, forcing a move to handhelds, even if cloud gaming has an eco-cost.

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France wildfire contained after 10 days, but firefighters stay on high alert

France's largest wildfire near Bordeaux has been controlled after ten days of devastation. Another wildfire in southeastern France remains active, keeping emergency personnel on high alert. Thousands of residents and visitors were evacuated from their homes due to the extensive blazes. Climate change is increasing the likelihood of extreme fire…

Radio France Internationale

Heatwaves to increase 'fivefold by 2050', warns French weather bureau chief

"We have had more heatwaves in the last 15 years than during the previous 60 years," the CEO of France's weather bureau Météo-France, Virginie Schwarz said on Thursday. As France experiences its fourth heatwave of the summer, experts warn preventative measures to deal with the changing climate are severely lacking.

The Conversation

Africa shaped the global 2030 development agenda. How it can influence what comes next

All United Nations member states adopted the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2015. They cover poverty, health, education, inequality, climate change, peace and other global issues. The goals are now approaching their 2030 deadline.

France 24

France's wildfires are now 'under control', says PM Lecornu

France's largest wildfire since 1949 is "under control" more than a week after erupting in the Gironde department near Bordeaux, French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said on Saturday. France has been battling wildfires for weeks after a series of deadly heatwaves, which scientists have linked to human-made climate change.

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In 2024, a Dubai developer proposed a 72-km mangrove wall with 100 million trees: Why their tangled roots would shield beaches from waves and erosion

Mangroves offer natural coastal protection by reducing wave energy and stabilizing shorelines. These forests significantly decrease flood risks and prevent substantial annual flood damages worldwide. They also act as vital carbon sinks, aiding climate change mitigation efforts globally. Furthermore, mangroves provide essential nursery habitats supporting marine life and food security.…

The Conversation

‘Was this heatwave caused by climate change?’ – we’re asking the wrong question

As the UK has baked through extreme heatwaves this summer, the same question has echoed across television studios and radio interviews: “Was this heatwave caused by climate change?”

The Economic Times

In 2016, a Pacific island disappeared beneath the sea; now a breathtaking sculpture marks exact spot and is slowly transforming

A new sculpture commemorates Kale Island, which disappeared beneath rising seas a decade ago in the Solomon Islands. Created by British marine artist Jason deCaires Taylor, the artwork is designed to become a living habitat for corals, seabirds and other marine life while drawing attention to the impacts of climate…

The Conversation

A rollercoaster of weather extremes: drought and heatwaves are creating UK’s climate whiplash

The UK is bouncing from one type of extreme weather to another this year. This is climate whiplash. Caused by changes in the fast-moving body of air high up in our atmosphere called the jet stream, climate whiplash has increased in likelihood with climate change. This constant changing of extreme…

The Times of India

Australia's bubblegum-pink lakes: The fascinating science behind their colour, and why some may not stay pink forever

The pink lakes of Australia showcase nature's brilliance, dazzling with color due to unique microorganisms thriving in hypersaline conditions. Halophiles, including specific types of bacteria and algae, rally under scientific study as researchers probe their existence to uncover secrets about survival in extreme environments and the prospects of extraterrestrial life.…

Euronews

Behind Europe’s mega fires: Would France and Spain still be ablaze if it weren’t for climate change?

Climate change made recent fire-prone conditions at least twice as likely in southwestern France and at least 20 times as likely in central Spain, new analysis shows.

International Business Times UK

Europe's 'Once-in-a-Generation' Wildfires Could Now Strike Every Six Years, Scientists Warn

Scientists warn that climate change is making devastating wildfires in Europe more frequent, with conditions that fuel these fires becoming significantly more common, posing a growing threat to the continent.

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