El Niño 2024: Scientists Warn of Increased Wildfires, Floods, and Heatwaves
A developing El Niño in 2024 is expected to intensify heatwaves, droughts, and floods, according to scientists. While El Niño contributes to short-ter...
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Why Climate Change Is Making Allergies Worse—and What to Expect Next
Scientists confirm that climate change is extending and intensifying pollen seasons, leading to more severe allergy symptoms. Rising temperatures and...
How Extreme Heat Threatens Global Food Supply: Brazil’s Crisis as a Case Study
Brazil’s agricultural sector faces severe losses from extreme heat, with soy, corn, and coffee yields plummeting. A new UN report highlights how risin...
2026 El Niño Threatens Record Heat, Drought, and Global Crisis, Scientists Warn
A 70% chance of a powerful El Niño by June 2026 threatens record-breaking heat, droughts, and floods, potentially surpassing the devastating 1877 even...
Satellite Data Reveals 10% Rise in Urban Methane Emissions Despite Climate Pledges
Urban methane emissions, accounting for 10% of the global methane budget, surged by 10% from 2020 to 2023 despite cities' climate commitments. A new s...
Super El Niño Threatens to Push Global Temperatures Past Critical 1.5°C Threshold
A strong El Niño event in the Pacific could push global temperatures past the 1.5°C warming threshold within 12 to 18 months, scientists warn. The phe...
Microplastics May Accelerate Global Warming by Absorbing Sunlight, Study Finds
A new study in Nature Climate Change reveals that microplastics in the atmosphere absorb more sunlight than they reflect, contributing to global warmi...
Colombia Hosts Historic Climate Summit to Break Free from Fossil Fuel Dependence
Colombia’s first-ever conference on transitioning away from fossil fuels marks a turning point in global energy policy. Nearly 60 countries gathered t...
Historic Santa Marta Summit Charts Path for Global Fossil Fuel Phase-Out with 57 Nations Pledging Action
The first-ever summit on transitioning away from fossil fuels concluded in Santa Marta, Colombia, with 57 countries—representing one-third of the glob...
2025 Marks a Turning Point: Renewables Overtake Fossil Fuels in Global Electricity Generation
New reports from the International Energy Agency and Ember reveal that 2025 was a historic year for renewable energy. Solar power became the top sourc...
Strong El Niño Threatens to Push Global Temperatures Past Critical 1.5°C Threshold
Scientists warn that a developing strong El Niño in the tropical Pacific could push the planet's average annual temperature beyond the 1.5°C warming t...
Climate Change Threatens Global Food Security: Brazil's Case Study in Extreme Heat Impact
A new UN report highlights how extreme heat waves in Brazil and globally are devastating agriculture, disrupting supply chains, and threatening food s...
11 Gas-Powered AI Data Centers Could Emit More CO2 Than Entire Nations
A Wired analysis reveals that 11 gas-powered data centers in the US may produce more greenhouse gas emissions than countries with tens of millions of...
Is Climate Change Threatening the Collapse of the Atlantic Ocean Current System?
The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is a critical system of ocean currents that regulates global heat distribution. Scientists warn...
Super El Niño 2024: How a Warming Pacific Could Shift Climate Politics and Weather Patterns
A potential 'super' or 'super duper' El Niño in 2024 could bring severe global weather disruptions, with sea surface temperatures in the Pacific predi...
Nearly Every Major U.S. City Has Warmed Significantly Since 1970, Climate Report Finds
A new Climate Central analysis reveals that 99% of major U.S. cities and all 50 states have warmed since the first Earth Day in 1970. The average city...
Tropical Reforestation Offers Biggest Climate Cooling Benefits, Study Finds
New research in Communications Earth and Environment reveals that reforestation’s climate benefits depend more on location than on the number of trees...
Iran War Disrupts Global Fertiliser Supply, Driving Up Food Prices Worldwide
The ongoing Iran war has disrupted global fertiliser production, threatening planting seasons and driving up food prices in Asia, Africa, and beyond....