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.
A biodiversity conference in Portugal highlighted that over 80% of ocean pollution originates from land sources, with plastics comprising 85% of marine debris, requiring urgent prevention and circular economy solutions.
A new study confirms that climate-driven heat increases premature birth risk across 13 countries, establishing a direct link between rising temperatures and adverse pregnancy outcomes.
Marine Renewable Energy Collaborative deployed a SOFAR buoy at Cuttyhunk test field in Massachusetts, establishing the first oceanographic monitoring station in the state's Ocean Innovation Network to accelerate clean energy technology development.
Researchers propose an automatic EU ETS reserve price mechanism to prevent coal switching during gas price spikes, protecting both climate goals and consumer electricity prices without ad hoc interventions.
Colombia faces a severe 48-hour weather system starting May 25 with record thunderstorms, dry air, and strong winds affecting central, Caribbean, and eastern regions. Multiple cities including Bogotá, Bucaramanga, and Medellín expect intense precipitation and electrical activity.
Annual extraction of 50 billion tons of sand and gravel for construction is unsustainable, threatening coastal ecosystems, water filtration, and biodiversity while demand is projected to rise 45% by 2060.
Scotland's policy promoting 'green datacentres' lacks clear definitions and outdated emissions analysis, potentially allowing high-carbon AI facilities to receive favourable treatment while consuming 1.5x Scotland's peak winter power.
England, Wales and Northern Ireland experienced their highest temperatures of 2026 on Sunday, with Kew Gardens reaching 32.3C, marking the UK's hottest May day in at least 79 years amid climate crisis intensification.
A Northern Arizona University study found that the Climate TRACE emissions database may undercount vehicle CO2 emissions in cities by 70%, raising concerns about data accuracy in climate policy decisions.
Arsenal won their first Premier League title in 22 years under manager Mikel Arteta, defeating Crystal Palace 2-1. The victory ends three consecutive second-place finishes and positions the club for potential sustained dominance.
Scientists have identified the mechanism behind Antarctic sea ice collapse since 2015: intensified westerly winds disrupted ocean layers, allowing warm water to reach the surface and trigger a self-reinforcing feedback loop that threatens global climate stability.
Beijing reduced severe pollution days by 98% over 12 years through coordinated policies on clean mobility, industrial controls, and renewable energy adoption, achieving only one extreme pollution day in 2025.
A survey of 2,630 Brazilians across nine capitals reveals 85% already perceive climate change impacts in their daily lives, with rising costs and health problems as primary concerns.
A new survey reveals 85% of Brazilians already experience climate change effects daily, with 46% reporting intense impacts. The study highlights rising costs of living, health problems, and work disruptions as primary concerns.
Santa Catarina's Serra do Tabuleiro State Park protects the preá-de-moleques-do-sul, one of Earth's rarest mammals with fewer than 50 individuals living exclusively on forbidden islands, facing extinction due to low genetic diversity.
A deadly Vibrio vulnificus bacteria is spreading up the Atlantic Coast, causing rashes and infections in beachgoers. Health authorities warn of increased risk in warming waters.
El Salvador's agriculture ministry deployed 30 multidisciplinary brigades to contain screwworm infestations and prevent livestock diseases amid drought and extreme temperatures affecting the country.
Colombia awarded 4,069 MW of new energy capacity across 77 projects in its fifth generation expansion auction, securing power supply through 2030 with $4 billion in investments.
A heatwave is expected to be officially declared across parts of the UK on Sunday, with temperatures potentially exceeding the 80-year-old May record of 32.8C on bank holiday Monday.
São Paulo's Court of Accounts established a Climate Room to oversee R$28 billion in climate budget spending, beginning with internal emissions audits and gradual public data disclosure.
UK researchers developed an integrated solar reactor that converts carbon dioxide, water and sunlight into living bacterial biomass using engineered E. coli, offering a potential path toward fossil fuel-free manufacturing.
Trail running champion Kilian Jornet emphasizes that midsole technology matters more than carbon plates in running shoes, advocating for design driven by specific terrain needs rather than trends.
Researchers at Universidad de Santander are using native soil microorganisms to strengthen the growth and survival of the endangered Ceiba Barrigona tree in Colombia's Chicamocha Canyon, aiming to restore tropical dry forest ecosystems.
A drifting scientific float revealed that warm water is reaching the base of Antarctica's Denman Glacier, threatening destabilization that could raise global sea levels by 1.5 meters if it collapses.
