Research directly attributes 18-20% of Pine Island Glacier's retreat since 1940s to human-driven climate change, with impacts expected to persist for centuries.
The European Commission proposed weakening the EU's emissions trading system, allowing industries like steel and cement four extra years without paying for emissions. The scheme, a global climate policy blueprint, faces industry lobbying despite environmental concerns.
Distinctive cloud formations like mackerel skies and mare's tails indicate approaching warm fronts and storms, validating centuries-old maritime weather wisdom.
A 2015 geomagnetic storm in New Zealand revealed that solar storms can stress power grids through prolonged currents rather than brief spikes, exposing gaps in existing monitoring and protection systems.
At least 2 deaths confirmed as catastrophic flooding overwhelms Central Texas, with hundreds rescued along the Pedernales River in Gillespie and Blanco counties.
Over 800 wildfires burning across Canada have sent hazardous smoke into major US cities including New York and Chicago, forcing evacuations and cancellations of outdoor events across the region.
Autopsies reveal victims of a July 12 Bangkok bar fire died from cyanide and carbon monoxide poisoning within minutes. Investigation points to overloaded electrical systems and a bolted emergency exit as contributing factors.
KPMG México presenta su informe anual Impact Plan 2026, destacando 47% de participación femenina, reducción de 29% en emisiones de CO2 y más de 18 mil horas de voluntariado en iniciativas sociales y ambientales.
Heavy smoke from Canadian and Minnesota wildfires is blanketing U.S. cities, triggering air quality alerts across 18 states with visible hazy conditions reported on the ground.
Southern England is experiencing an unprecedented 13-day heatwave with 12 consecutive days above 30°C, the longest since 2006. Climate change and atmospheric conditions are creating more frequent, intense, and longer-lasting heat events.
Wildfire smoke has degraded air quality across the US Midwest to East Coast, prompting health officials to advise residents to remain indoors to avoid respiratory hazards.
Flood sirens activated in South Central Texas as the Guadalupe River surged 30 feet in three hours, with forecasts suggesting rainfall could exceed last year's deadly Fourth of July floods.
Dangerous wildfire smoke blankets the Midwest and East Coast, with Chicago experiencing the worst air quality among major global cities. Outdoor events and activities are being canceled or postponed due to hazardous conditions affecting millions.
Smoke from Canadian and Minnesota wildfires blankets large U.S. regions with orange skies and hazardous air quality expected to persist through the week.
Ontario is requesting federal support for evacuations as devastating wildfires spread across remote Canadian towns, with officials preparing for additional displacement of residents.
German tenants lack legal protections against extreme summer heat despite record temperatures and thousands of heat-related deaths. Chancellor Merz signals building codes need amendment to address the growing climate challenge.
More than 115 million people could be exposed to unhealthy air quality. See the forecast for 20 cities.
Wildfires across Ontario and Minnesota are producing dangerous smoke affecting major US and Canadian cities. Health officials warn vulnerable populations to limit outdoor activity due to hazardous air quality.
Venus is hotter than Mercury despite being farther from the Sun due to its dense carbon dioxide atmosphere creating a runaway greenhouse effect. Understanding this planetary comparison offers insights into climate evolution and Earth's future.
The European Commission faces pressure from ten member states to reconsider its carbon pricing policy, potentially slowing climate targets to allow industries more time to adapt to new fuel regulations.
A volunteer firefighter is suspected of deliberately starting a major forest fire in France as the country faces record wildfire activity amid intensifying climate impacts across Europe.
Thai police revealed that 33 victims of a deadly Bangkok bar fire died from toxic gas inhalation rather than burns, with carbon monoxide and cyanide detected in their bodies. Investigations focus on electrical faults and safety violations including blocked exits.
Heavy smoke from wildfires in Canada and Minnesota is exposing millions across the Midwest and Northeast to dangerous air pollution, with hazardous air quality alerts issued across multiple states through Thursday.
World Shark Day focuses on sharks' critical role in marine ecosystems, with Saudi Arabia's Red Sea serving as a crucial refuge for endangered whale sharks, particularly at Shi'b Habil reef.
Australian research shows introduced dung beetle species reduce methane emissions from cattle manure by 85% through aeration and tunneling, offering a low-cost climate mitigation strategy for livestock farming.
