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Australia’s climate is changing rapidly due to rising global greenhouse gas emissions. Extreme weather events such as tropical cyclones, east coast low pressure systems, flash floods, droughts, bushfires, severe storms, and both land and marine heatwaves are becoming increasingly common, as the National Climate Risk Assessment makes clear.

The Arab region just had its hottest year on record, a new climate report reveals.

Typhoon Kalmaegi kills 188 in the Philippines and five in Vietnam, leaving devastation, floods, and mass evacuations across Southeast Asia.

"The symptoms are there, it's getting worse, we're putting more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, things aren't starting to get better."

Speaking in Brazil, Keir Starmer admits ‘consensus is gone’ on climate crisis as governments across world row back on pledges to cut emissions

Arctic sea ice was at its lowest levels on record for the time of year after the winter freeze

A temporary overshoot of the 1.5C climate target virtually impossible to avoid, scientists have said.

Experts say 2023, 2024 and 2025 the three hottest years in 176 years of records, with 1.5C Paris agreement target now ‘virtually impossible’

The United Nations chief has delivered a strong defense of science and weather forecasting as the Trump administration threatens both