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Articles Tagged with "Climate Change"

IPCC 2021 report: How bad will climate change get? | Vox

vox.com Climate World

The IPCC's 2021 report details five scenarios for the future of climate change, ranging from a best-case scenario requiring drastic emission reductions to a worst-case scenario with catastrophic consequences.

Climate crisis on track to destroy capitalism, warns top insurer | Climate crisis | The Guardian

theguardian.com Climate World

A top insurer warns that the escalating climate crisis is on a trajectory to dismantle capitalism due to the overwhelming financial burden of extreme weather events.

Tram festival coming up in Kolkata as Bengal govt looks to close transport service - The Hindu

thehindu.com Transportation India

Kolkata will host a four-day tram festival highlighting the importance of preserving trams and the Sunderbans mangrove ecosystem in the fight against climate change.

El lago Gatún marca nivel histórico: aporte de lluvias y buen manejo hídrico | La Prensa Panamá

prensa.com Hydrology Panama

Panama Canal's Gatun Lake reaches its highest level in recent history due to rainfall and efficient water management, contrasting with last year's drought.

Butterflies Can Cross Oceans. Pollen Can Help Track Them. - The Atlantic

web.archive.org Ecology World

Scientists are using pollen analysis from butterflies collected by citizen scientists to track insect migration patterns across continents, revealing previously unknown migratory routes and potential climate change impacts.

Cómo estará el clima en el país este año - La Tercera

latercera.com Climate Chile

A new Chilean hydrometeorological report analyzes the country's climate outlook for the coming months, including the transition from La Niña and the potential for El Niño, and its impact on rainfall and temperatures.

Climate Models Can’t Explain What’s Happening to Earth - The Atlantic

theatlantic.com Climate World

Current climate models, while useful for broad predictions, are failing to accurately predict the severity and location of extreme weather events, highlighting limitations in our understanding of the Earth's complex systems.

Face au changement climatique, les cabanes alpines sont en danger - Le Temps

letemps.ch Environment Switzerland

Rising temperatures and glacial melt threaten several Swiss alpine huts, prompting relocation and reconstruction efforts to secure their future.

To Slow Global Warming, Scientists Test Solar Geoengineering - The New York Times

nytimes.com Science World

Scientists in San Francisco Bay conducted the first US outdoor test of a technology designed to reflect sunlight and cool the planet, as efforts to limit global warming through other means fall short.

Trump Administration Cuts Princeton Funding to Study Climate Change - The New York Times

nytimes.com Politics United States

The Trump administration cut nearly $4 million in federal funding for climate change research at Princeton University, citing concerns about "exaggerated climate threats" and "climate anxiety."

Rio de Janeiro, Porto Alegre e Recife podem ficar parcialmente submersas até 2100; entenda | GZH

gauchazh.clicrbs.com.br Climate Brazil

A study predicts that rising sea levels could partially submerge several Brazilian cities, including Rio de Janeiro, Porto Alegre, and Recife, by 2100.

Trump Threatens Climate Policies in the States - The New York Times

nytimes.com Politics United States

President Trump issued an executive order aiming to dismantle state and local climate change policies, prompting backlash from state attorneys general.

New Pact Would Require Ships to Cut Emissions or Pay a Fee - The New York Times

nytimes.com Environment World

A global agreement was reached to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the shipping industry, requiring ships to either lower their emissions or pay a fee starting in 2028.

Trump’s draft budget eviscerates weather and climate tracking and research | CNN

cnn.com Politics USA

A leaked Trump administration budget proposal plans to drastically cut NOAA funding, eliminating crucial weather and climate research programs.

It’s Never Too Late to Take Climate Action | Scientific American

scientificamerican.com Climate World

Despite alarming climate data showing record-breaking temperatures and escalating extreme weather events, the author argues that climate action is crucial and never too late, emphasizing the exponential nature of climate damages and the importance of continued efforts.

PETER HITCHENS: Globalism. Warmism. We fell for them both - and it made us a weakling | Daily Mail Online

dailymail.co.uk Politics United Kingdom

Peter Hitchens critiques Britain's decline in steel production, its involvement in the Ukraine war, and the impact of globalism and climate change policies.

Die Schweizer Milchwirtschaft schadet dem Klima, Biodiversität und Gesundheit

nzz.ch Agriculture Switzerland

Switzerland's dairy industry, while efficient, negatively impacts the climate, biodiversity, and public health, necessitating a shift towards sustainable practices.

Climate change map Australia: Cyclones, floods would affect one in 23 properties, Climate Council report reveals

smh.com.au Climate Australia

A Climate Council report reveals that climate change significantly impacts Australian properties, with one in 23 facing high risk from natural disasters, leading to increased insurance costs and community disruption.

Is there no humiliation too great for Ed Miliband?

telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

The article critiques Ed Miliband's tenure as Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, highlighting numerous policy decisions and reversals that have led to his political humiliation.

EV heavy truck sale rules delayed, Massachusetts regulators say

bostonglobe.com Politics Massachusetts

Massachusetts delays enforcement of electric heavy truck sales mandates due to manufacturers' inability to meet quotas, creating an impasse between environmental goals and industry challenges.

How AI could help the climate

economist.com Technology World

While AI's energy demands raise environmental concerns, its potential to decarbonize various industries outweighs its current negative impact.

Amazon workers walk out amid layoffs, citing concerns for climate - The Washington Post

washingtonpost.com Business World

Hundreds of Amazon employees staged a walkout to protest layoffs, a return-to-office mandate, and concerns about the company's commitment to climate goals.

North/south split for Western Slope snowpack and streamflow forecasts | Western Colorado | gjsentinel.com

gjsentinel.com Hydrology Colorado

A north-south split in Colorado's snowpack resulted in above-average snow in the north and below-average snow in the south, impacting streamflow forecasts and the water levels of major reservoirs.

The Petroleum Papers explores oil & gas industry's role in the climate crisis — read an excerpt now | CBC Books

cbc.ca Climate World

Geoff Dembicki's "The Petroleum Papers" details the oil industry's awareness of climate change's consequences and its subsequent actions to hinder solutions.

Climate progress: What do the economic data reveal about the ongoing energy transition? | Vox

vox.com Energy World

Economic data reveal a global energy transition driven by cheaper and more efficient renewable energy technologies, despite potential political and economic setbacks.

Why Wind and Solar Won't Solve Climate Change

foreignpolicy.com Energy World

A book review analyzes the insufficiency of solely relying on wind and solar energy for climate change mitigation, highlighting the complexities of electricity markets and the need for diverse energy solutions.

Douglas Rushkoff: Warum Tech-Milliardäre auf den Weltuntergang warten

nzz.ch Technology World

Douglas Rushkoff's book explores the doomsday prepping mindset of tech billionaires, revealing their focus on escaping impending global catastrophes rather than solving them.

Will SpongeBob survive in global warming? | by Drizzle | Medium

medium.com Science World

This article explores the impact of global warming and marine heatwaves on ocean ecosystems, particularly focusing on the potential effects on coral reefs and other marine life.

Climate change: Are we winning the fight against it? | Vox

vox.com Climate World

Despite the Trump administration's efforts to hinder climate progress, the world is experiencing a rapid shift towards renewable energy, driven by economic forces and technological advancements.

Climate change prevention: Biochar production is difficult to make financially viable

smh.com.au Environment Australia

Despite its potential to sequester carbon and improve soil health, the high cost of biochar production currently hinders its widespread adoption as a climate change solution.

Experiments to dim the Sun will be approved within weeks

telegraph.co.uk Science World

The UK government is set to approve experiments aimed at dimming sunlight to combat global warming, involving techniques like injecting aerosols into the atmosphere or brightening clouds.

The most tree-friendly cities in the U.S. See where yours compares - Washington Post

washingtonpost.com Environment United States

This article explores the tree cover in US cities, highlighting the importance of urban forests for mitigating heat, improving health, and enhancing quality of life, while also examining challenges and successful examples.

Solar Farms Look to Produce Something Apart From Power: Pollinator Friendly Habitat - The New York Times

nytimes.com Environment United States

Solar farms are being designed to incorporate pollinator-friendly habitats, addressing both climate change and biodiversity loss by creating ecosystems that support wildlife while generating clean energy.

It’s the world’s northernmost airport. And its runway is melting | CNN

cnn.com Environment Norway

Svalbard Airport, the world's northernmost airport, faces challenges due to melting permafrost and is transitioning to sustainable energy sources while managing the increasing impact of tourism.

The Greens blocking the CPRS lives forever in Labor's head

crikey.com.au Politics Australia

The Australian Labor Party repeatedly blames the Greens for the failure of the 2009 Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS), using it as a recurring political tactic.

Climate change: Labor's nostalgia based on bad maths and worse politics

crikey.com.au Politics Australia

Labor's nostalgic view of its past carbon pricing scheme is based on flawed calculations and questionable political decisions, ultimately hindering effective climate action.

Public affairs firms in Europe enable pollution by lobbying for big oil, says analysis | Pollution | The Guardian

theguardian.com Politics Europe

A new analysis reveals that several European public affairs firms are enabling pollution by lobbying for big oil companies, despite claims of sustainability commitments.

W Kalifornii nie powinno się mieszkać. Co się stało z najbogatszym stanem USA? - Wiadomości

wiadomosci.onet.pl Politics California

This article explores the evolving reality of California, contrasting its historical image as a land of dreams with current challenges like climate change, social inequality, and the impact of the tech industry.

Climate change: How is the clean energy transition going despite Trump? | Vox

vox.com Energy World

Despite political uncertainty, the clean energy transition is progressing rapidly due to technological breakthroughs and increasing demand, but challenges remain in streamlining grid processes and navigating global trade issues.

How will Trump, tariffs, and government policies impact climate progress? | Vox

vox.com Politics World

Despite global progress in clean energy adoption, President Trump's tariffs and policies threaten to impede this shift, raising costs and creating uncertainty.

Common Ground review: What the regenerative agriculture documentary gets wrong about our food system | Vox

vox.com Agriculture World

Two documentaries promoting regenerative agriculture as a solution to climate change and other global issues are critiqued for oversimplifying complex problems and neglecting crucial trade-offs.

India’s urban future is at a crossroads - The Hindu

thehindu.com Urban India

Indian cities face critical challenges due to climate change and rapid urbanization, requiring improved data collection, localized governance, and city-specific strategies for a sustainable future.

Spionagebilder als Zeitmaschine

riffreporter.de History World

Declassified Cold War spy satellite images are providing researchers with a unique historical record to study the effects of climate change.

4 'Very Scary' Things Bill Gates Says Should Worry Young People - Business Insider

businessinsider.com Technology World

Bill Gates highlights four significant global threats—climate change, bioterrorism, AI control, and societal polarization—that he believes should concern young people.

Printed Letters: April 25, 2025 | Letters | gjsentinel.com

gjsentinel.com Politics USA

This article presents a collection of letters to the editor covering various topics including concerns about school board priorities, immigration policies, open burning practices, and climate change.

Endangered species list grows by 2,000. Climate change is part of the problem - The Hindu

thehindu.com Environment World

The IUCN Red List reveals a concerning increase of 2,000 species threatened with extinction, highlighting climate change's devastating impact on global biodiversity.

The Great Indian Bustard and climate action verdict - The Hindu

thehindu.com Law India

The Supreme Court of India recognized a fundamental right to be free from climate change's adverse impacts, prompting analysis of its implications for inclusive climate action and the protection of the Great Indian Bustard.

A moment for just transition litigation to take wing - The Hindu

thehindu.com Law India

The Supreme Court of India's recognition of a human right against climate change impacts necessitates a 'just transition' framework for equitable climate action, including the protection of non-human entities.

International Day of Forests 2023 | Healthy forests for healthy people - The Hindu

thehindu.com Environment World

The International Day of Forests highlights the vital role of forests in combating climate change, supporting biodiversity, and ensuring human well-being, emphasizing the need for global efforts to protect and restore these crucial ecosystems.

Is Europe Headed for a New Dark Age? – RedState

redstate.com Politics Europe

This article argues that Europe faces a potential decline due to flawed energy policies, mass immigration, and declining birth rates among native populations.

David Attenborough releases new Ocean documentary on 99th birthday

smh.com.au Environmentalism World

David Attenborough's new documentary, Ocean, highlights the remarkable resilience of the oceans and advocates for increased marine protection.

Power Ministry notifies Carbon Credit Trading Scheme 2023 | SCC Blog

scconline.com Environment India

India's Ministry of Power launched the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme in 2023, establishing a National Steering Committee to govern the Indian carbon market and outlining roles for various bodies.

Lord Blunkett: Net zero push risks making Labour toxic to voters

telegraph.co.uk Politics UK

Lord Blunkett argues that Labour's aggressive net-zero policies risk alienating voters and harming the party's electoral prospects, advocating for a more flexible approach.

‘Indus Waters Treaty needs a rethink’: Country’s top glaciologist warns of shrinking Indian share in river flows | India News - The Indian Express

indianexpress.com Climate India

A leading glaciologist warns of shrinking Indian water shares in the Indus river basin due to climate change-induced glacier melt, advocating for a re-evaluation of the Indus Waters Treaty.

Breakfast Is Breaking - The Atlantic

theatlantic.com Economics United States

The classic American breakfast, once a symbol of affordability and abundance, is facing a crisis due to rising food costs driven by bird flu, climate change, and potential trade tariffs.

Marshall Islands: This nation is threatened by rising sea levels. It is raising awareness as it sets up its first soccer team | CNN

cnn.com Sports Marshall Islands

The Marshall Islands, facing threats from rising sea levels and nuclear legacy, uses its nascent soccer team to raise global awareness of its environmental struggles.

E.P.A. Plans to Shut Down the Energy Star Program - The New York Times

nytimes.com Environment World

The Environmental Protection Agency plans to eliminate the Energy Star program, ending a 33-year effort to improve energy efficiency in appliances and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Global sea levels are rising faster and faster. It spells catastrophe for coastal towns and cities | CNN

cnn.com Climate World

Accelerating global sea level rise, driven by human-caused climate change, poses a significant threat to coastal communities worldwide, with potentially catastrophic consequences in the coming decades and centuries.

Why climate change shouldn’t be Democrats top issue against Trump | Vox

vox.com Politics World

This Vox article analyzes whether prioritizing climate change in Democratic messaging is the best strategy to win elections, concluding that focusing on voters' top concerns, such as the economy, is more electorally advantageous.

It’s time to face facts. Net zero is destroying the economy

telegraph.co.uk Politics United Kingdom

The article argues that the UK's net-zero policies are harming the economy and that a shift in political sentiment, following recent local elections, signals a potential reversal of these policies.

¿Por qué este año está lloviendo tanto y haciendo "frío" en España? 4 claves para entender este fenómeno y qué pasará después

elperiodico.com Meteorology Spain

Unusually high rainfall and cooler-than-expected temperatures in Spain during the first months of 2025 are analyzed, exploring meteorological factors and climate change's role.

It is time to protect India’s workers from the heat - The Hindu

thehindu.com Environment India

Millions of Indian informal workers are disproportionately affected by extreme heat, highlighting the need for better heat action plans focused on worker protection.

Net zero is a f------ con’, says Andrew Forrest

theage.com.au Business Australia

Andrew Forrest, a prominent Australian mining magnate, criticizes the concept of 'net zero' as a deceptive strategy, advocating instead for a complete cessation of fossil fuel usage through innovation and economic efficiency.

Net zero is a f------ con’, says Andrew Forrest

smh.com.au Business Australia

Andrew Forrest, a prominent Australian mining magnate, criticizes the concept of 'net zero' as a deceptive strategy and advocates for a complete cessation of fossil fuel usage through innovation.

A rare tick-borne disease was deadly for one Massachusetts family

bostonglobe.com Health Massachusetts

The tragic death of Kevin Boyce from Powassan virus, a rare tick-borne illness, highlights the escalating threat of such diseases in Massachusetts due to climate change and increased deer populations.

Les systèmes fourragers seront bouleversés, même en Normandie

web-agri.fr Agriculture France

Climate change threatens forage systems in Normandy, France, necessitating adaptations in crop selection and farming practices to address decreased yields and altered growing seasons.

Hoe de ‘vergissing van de eeuw’ na 22 jaar wordt teruggedraaid: de beschamende geschiedenis van de Belgische kernuitstap | De Morgen

demorgen.be Politics Belgium

This article chronicles the tumultuous 22-year history of Belgium's nuclear phase-out policy, highlighting political maneuvering, expert opinions, and the influence of external events like the Fukushima disaster and the Russo-Ukrainian war.

Contributor: The tension between overestimating risks and ignoring them - Los Angeles Times

latimes.com Energy World

A journalist grapples with the challenges of assessing the risks of nuclear power, navigating between underestimating and overestimating its dangers while considering expert opinions and public perception.

How debt-for-nature swaps can help create a more resilient South Asia - The Hindu

thehindu.com Finance South Asia

Debt-for-nature swaps, where a nation's debt is reduced in exchange for conservation efforts, offer a potential solution to the intertwined challenges of debt burdens and environmental protection in South Asia.

Australia emissions: Nationals could be on board with net zero through surprise incentive

watoday.com.au Politics Australia

Australia's Nationals party may surprisingly support net-zero emissions due to incentives for agricultural exporters, despite internal divisions and challenges in nuclear energy development timelines.

How Climate Change and Urban Chaos Are Igniting India’s Fire Safety Crisis - Frontline

frontline.thehindu.com Safety India

A recent fatal fire in Hyderabad highlights India's worsening fire safety crisis, exacerbated by climate change and inadequate urban infrastructure.

Climate change: The world’s ice sheets just got a terminal prognosis, and coastlines are going to pay the price | CNN

cnn.com Climate World

New research indicates that even limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius may not prevent runaway melting of the world's ice sheets, leading to catastrophic sea level rise and coastal displacement.

Common-Sense Measures Could Curb Heat-Related Deaths | Scientific American

scientificamerican.com Health United States

Common-sense heat safety measures, including water, rest, and shade, can significantly reduce heat-related illnesses and deaths among workers, boosting productivity and aligning with humane practices.

Wildfires fueled deforestation surge in rainforests like the Amazon last year | Vox

vox.com Environment World

Record-breaking deforestation in 2024, fueled by wildfires and industrial agriculture, highlights the ongoing failure of international pledges to end deforestation by 2030.

What happened to the hole in the ozone layer?

usatoday.com Environment World

Forty years after the discovery of the ozone hole spurred international cooperation to ban ozone-depleting substances, the ozone layer shows slow but ongoing recovery, highlighting the potential for effective global environmental action.

Murray Watt’s first task as environment minister | The Saturday Paper

thesaturdaypaper.com.au Politics Australia

Murray Watt's appointment as Australia's environment minister brings hope for reforming the nation's environmental laws, but faces challenges from powerful vested interests and political hurdles.

‘Tail’s wagged the dog’: The Coalition’s implosion | The Saturday Paper

thesaturdaypaper.com.au Politics Australia

The Australian Coalition government's implosion is analyzed, focusing on the Nationals' decision to leave the coalition and the subsequent attempts at reconciliation.

Fascisti dell’apocalisse - Naomi Klein - Internazionale

internazionale.it Politics World

The article analyzes the rise of a new form of fascism, termed 'millenarian fascism,' characterized by a blend of apocalyptic beliefs and technological advancements, driven by powerful figures in the tech industry and fueled by climate change anxieties.

Óscar Gogorza de Carlos, Periodista irunés y guía de alta montaña: «Nadie va a la montaña a morir, pero es algo que ocurre» | El Diario Vasco

diariovasco.com Mountaineering Spain

A journalist and mountain guide reflects on his experiences in the mountains, intertwining personal anecdotes with broader observations on the changing nature of mountaineering and the inherent risks involved.

IN-DEPTH: Wildfires Exacerbated by Poor Forest Management, Professors Say | The Epoch Times

theepochtimes.com Wildfires Canada

Professors argue that poor forest management, not solely climate change, is a significant factor contributing to the severity and size of recent Canadian wildfires.

A New Way of Thinking About the Changing Climate - The Atlantic

theatlantic.com Environmentalism World

Robert Macfarlane's 'Is a River Alive?' challenges the traditional separation of animate and inanimate beings, exploring the growing movement to grant rights to nature and its implications for environmental protection.

Violet Affleck's privileged rant about the LA wildfires shows Hollywood nepo-babies are even more deranged than their parents: AMBER DUKE | Daily Mail Online

dailymail.co.uk Celebrities United States

Violet Affleck's essay on the LA wildfires, published in the Yale Global Health Review, is criticized for its privileged perspective and lack of awareness regarding the realities faced by those affected.

China’s overall greenhouse gas emissions have dropped for the first time | Vox

vox.com Environment World

For the first time, China's greenhouse gas emissions have decreased, primarily due to a significant increase in clean energy adoption, despite economic growth.

Smoking ban has important lessons for Ireland’s approach to climate issues – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com Politics Ireland

Ireland's successful anti-smoking campaign provides a model for tackling climate change by focusing on public health, creating alliances, and employing strong regulations.

Environment: Six years after first school strike for climate, student activist leaders march on

smh.com.au Activism Australia

Six years after the first school strike for climate, student activists reflect on their experiences, highlighting both the empowerment of mass protests and the disillusionment of limited political action.

Global Catastrophic Risk Assessment - The Spine Times

spinetimes.pk Risk World

This report assesses six major global catastrophic risks—artificial intelligence, asteroid impacts, climate change, nuclear war, pandemics, and supervolcanoes—analyzing their likelihood, potential consequences, and mitigation strategies.

Why has the monsoon come early this year? | Explained - The Hindu

thehindu.com Meteorology India

The early arrival of the Indian monsoon in 2025 has sparked questions about the underlying causes, with scientists highlighting the complexity of predicting monsoon onset despite various theories and the influence of factors like El Niño and global warming.

European fertiliser plants use US ammonia made with shale gas, investigation reveals | Environment | The Guardian

theguardian.com Environment World

An investigation reveals that European fertilizer plants are using US ammonia produced with shale gas, despite claims of sustainable production.

Rebecca Solnit on Hope and Taking Refuge in the Unknown - Tricycle: The Buddhist Review

tricycle.org Buddhism World

Rebecca Solnit discusses the importance of hope as an active force for change, challenging the notion that hope is passive or optimistic, and emphasizing its role in addressing climate change and social justice issues.

Borkenkäferplage im Bergwald – Erste Maßnahmen im BGL zeigen Wirkung

chiemgau24.de Forestry Germany

The head of the Berchtesgaden forestry operation discusses the ongoing struggle against bark beetle infestation, highlighting the challenges posed by the terrain and the importance of forest diversification for climate resilience.

Terrifying rise of fungal infection sweeping US as Kylie Jenner's hair stylist becomes latest victim: Doctors unveil those most at risk | Daily Mail Online

dailymail.co.uk Medicine World

A rise in deadly fungal infections, particularly Pneumocystis jirovecii and Cryptococcus neoformans, is affecting broader populations beyond those with HIV/AIDS, raising concerns among healthcare professionals.

Humanity Can Quit Fossil Fuels—But Not Food - The Atlantic

theatlantic.com Environment World

While transitioning away from fossil fuels is crucial for climate change mitigation, the article emphasizes the equally significant challenge of reforming food production and land use practices to avoid exceeding emissions targets.

Scale of planting to meet zero carbon goal ‘unachievable’ | Otago Daily Times Online News

odt.co.nz Environment New Zealand

Dunedin's ambitious zero-carbon goal by 2030 is deemed unachievable due to the immense scale of tree planting required, prompting a call for a community-wide emissions reduction effort.

Apple Intelligence, ChatGPT, and the climate cost of AI | Vox

vox.com Technology World

The article explores the environmental impact of the increasing integration of artificial intelligence into mainstream technology, focusing on Apple's new AI features and the energy demands of large language models.

Os fósseis minúsculos que contam o passado e o fut... | VEJA

veja.abril.com.br Paleontology World

Microscopic foraminifera fossils reveal insights into past climate change and predict future impacts on marine biodiversity, particularly within the ocean's twilight zone.

Woodside, Santos head dangerous campaign vs 'activist lawfare'

crikey.com.au Politics Australia

Australian oil and gas executives are pushing back against increasing climate-related lawsuits, employing tactics to discredit public-interest litigation and limit judicial oversight.

Extreme rainfall, ferocious floods: How climate change is affecting Earth’s water cycle | Explained News - The Indian Express

indianexpress.com Climate World

A new report reveals how climate change is disrupting Earth's water cycle, leading to more extreme weather events like devastating floods and prolonged droughts impacting billions globally.

Alerta climática: una estampida de marionetas de animales a tamaño natural atraviesa el planeta | Cultura | EL PAÍS

elpais.com Arts World

A climate change awareness project featuring life-sized animal puppets is touring the globe, making stops in various countries and collaborating with local artists.

Forest Preservation, Tree Planting Could Actually Worsen Climate Change | Scientific American

scientificamerican.com Climate World

A new UN report reveals that current forest preservation and tree-planting initiatives, often funded by carbon markets, may inadvertently worsen climate change by increasing the risk of massive, carbon-emitting wildfires.

What breaching 1.5°C warming threshold means for the Earth, in 2025 and beyond | Explained News - The Indian Express

indianexpress.com Climate World

The year 2024 surpassed the 1.5°C global warming threshold, marking the warmest year on record and highlighting the accelerating impacts of climate change.

2024 was the warmest year for India and the world. But why was warming lower over India? | Explained News - The Indian Express

indianexpress.com Climate India

Despite 2024 being the warmest year globally and in India, the extent of warming in India was lower than the global average, a phenomenon explained by geographical location, atmospheric factors, and aerosol concentration.

Poluição, de ‘mal necessário’ para o progresso a r... | VEJA

veja.abril.com.br Environment World

The article discusses the global impact of pollution, highlighting the shift from developed nations to Asian countries as major contributors and emphasizing the immediate health consequences of air pollution.

Why fusion could be a clean-energy breakthrough | Explained News,The Indian Express

indianexpress.com Science World

Scientists have achieved a breakthrough in nuclear fusion research, producing more energy from a reaction than was used to ignite it, potentially paving the way for a clean and limitless energy source.

Where are Ireland’s ‘sitting ducks’ - the places most vulnerable to extreme weather? – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com Climate Ireland

Ireland faces significant risks from extreme weather events, particularly coastal flooding, impacting major cities and requiring urgent adaptation strategies.

Studie im Berchtesgadener Land: Unbewirtschaftete Wälder besser gegen Klimaschäden geschützt als Wirtschaftswälder

chiemgau24.de Forestry Germany

A new study reveals that unmanaged forests in Germany are surprisingly more resilient to climate-related damage than managed forests, challenging conventional forestry practices.

Empowering women in agriculture for food security - The Hindu

thehindu.com Agriculture India

The UN's declaration of 2026 as the International Year of the Woman Farmer highlights the crucial role of women in global agriculture and addresses the challenges they face, particularly in accessing land ownership, credit, and technology.

Letters to the Editor, June 13th: On climate target fines, mortgages and the sound of silence – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com Politics Ireland

This article presents a collection of letters to the editor covering various issues of concern in Ireland, including climate targets, housing affordability, childcare costs, and public transport.

Enormer Eisberg löst sich in der Antarktis und enthüllt sensationellen Fund

chiemgau24.de Science Antarctica

The calving of a massive iceberg in Antarctica revealed a previously unknown, thriving marine ecosystem, providing valuable insights for future climate predictions.

Climate: Why cheap, effective ways to cut methane pollution aren’t used more | Vox

vox.com Climate World

Despite the availability of cost-effective solutions, the underutilization of methods to curb methane pollution hinders efforts to mitigate climate change.

Descubren una inesperada red 'secreta' y superprofunda de raíces en las plantas

abc.es Ecology World

A new study reveals a previously unknown deep root network in plants, potentially altering our understanding of carbon storage and ecosystem responses to climate change.

These preppers have ‘bug-out’ bags, guns and a fear of global disaster. They’re also left-wing | CNN

cnn.com Politics World

The article explores the rise of left-wing preppers in the US, who, while sharing some similarities with their right-wing counterparts in preparing for potential disasters, emphasize community and mutual aid over isolationism.

Climate Changemakers: ‘I had a fire in my belly’ – the woman driving change in the toy industry | Irish Independent

independent.ie Business Ireland

Sharon Keilthy, founder of Ireland's leading eco-friendly toy store Jiminy.ie, now consults major global toymakers on reducing their products' environmental impact.

A potent heat dome will send temperatures into the triple digits | CNN

cnn.com Weather United States

A potent heat dome will bring dangerous, record-breaking temperatures to the eastern US, impacting millions and highlighting the deadly effects of extreme heat.

Elon Musk only wishes he made America’s biggest, most absurd car. I drove it—and lost my mind.

slate.com Automotive United States

A journalist's test drive of the Hummer EV reveals a complex reflection of American identity, consumerism, and the country's complicated relationship with climate change and energy policy.

Županija ostala bez vrijednog EU projekta | Telegram.hr

telegram.hr Politics Croatia

Due to local elections in Croatia, Šibenik-Knin County lost a €170,000 EU project aimed at improving resilience to climate change, specifically addressing forest fires.

El pirocúmulo: la gran nube de 14 kilómetros que arrasó con todo en Lleida en tiempo récord | Noticias de Cataluña | EL PAÍS

elpais.com Wildfire Spain

A massive pyrocumulus cloud, reaching 14 kilometers high, fueled a devastating wildfire in Lleida, Spain, highlighting the challenges posed by sixth-generation fires.

Can Life Survive the Death of the Sun? | Scientific American

scientificamerican.com Astronomy World

This article explores the long-term effects of the sun's evolution on Earth and the solar system, examining the eventual fate of planets as the sun becomes a red giant and then a white dwarf.

4.6 Billion Years On, the Sun Is Having a Moment | The New Yorker

newyorker.com Energy World

The article discusses the rise of solar power as a major energy source, its potential to reshape global power dynamics, and the current backlash against its adoption.

Recordbedrag van 15,6 miljard euro aan catastrofe-obligaties verkocht: wat is het risico voor beleggers? | De Morgen

demorgen.be Finance World

A record €15.6 billion in catastrophe bonds were sold this year, offering investors potentially higher returns but also significant risk due to increasing natural disasters.

Ecoloog Thomas Crowther: ‘In 2050 beleven we een totale heropleving van de natuur’ | De Morgen

demorgen.be Ecology World

Professor Thomas Crowther argues that restoring biodiversity is crucial for a healthy economy, highlighting successful examples of nature restoration and advocating for community-based approaches.

Extreme weather conditions can harm Indian cities: World Bank report - The Hindu

thehindu.com Climate India

A World Bank report highlights the vulnerability of Indian cities to extreme weather events, emphasizing the need for resilient infrastructure and adaptation strategies to mitigate billions of dollars in potential future losses.

Muir Woods targeted in Trump order on displays that ‘disparage’ Americans

marinij.com Politics United States

The Trump administration is reviewing and potentially altering displays in national parks that it deems to disparage Americans, sparking concerns about the erasure of difficult historical periods.

Where the next deadly flood wave could strike | CNN

cnn.com Flooding USA

The article examines locations across the United States highly vulnerable to flash floods, highlighting geographical factors and human activities that exacerbate the risk.

Advance Australia: Group linked to Tony Abbott and Jacinta Nampijinpa Price targets “weakling” Liberals over net zero climate change policy

watoday.com.au Politics Australia

Internal divisions within Australia's Liberal Party regarding its net-zero climate change policy are causing turmoil and hindering the party's ability to effectively engage in energy policy discussions.

Tourism, troops, global warming: The triple threat to Ladakh's disappearing glaciers climate change - India Today

indiatoday.in Environment India

Ladakh's glaciers are rapidly shrinking due to a triple threat: climate change, increased tourism, and military expansion, jeopardizing the region's water resources and agricultural practices.

Media responsibility and climate change – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com Environment Ireland

A letter to the editor criticizes The Irish Times for promoting lavish, environmentally damaging travel without acknowledging the climate crisis.

Climate change: Almost half of Australians express support for a significant increase to emissions-reduction target by 2035

smh.com.au Politics Australia

A Resolve poll reveals that nearly half of Australians support a substantial increase in emissions reduction targets by 2035, while internal political debates within the Australian government regarding climate policies continue.

Cenizas de septiembre

lavanguardia.com Environmental Spain

The article analyzes the devastating wildfires in Spain during the summer of 2025, highlighting the increased intensity and scale of these events compared to past occurrences and examining the underlying causes and potential solutions.

Eiskapelle am Watzmann eingestürzt: Nationalpark warnt Wanderer

innsalzach24.de Environment Germany

The iconic Eiskapelle ice cave in Germany's Berchtesgaden National Park has collapsed due to climate change, prompting warnings to hikers about potential dangers.