2025 Confirmed as Third-Hottest Year on Record
Scientists confirm 2025 as the third-hottest year at 14.97°C, warning of faster global heating and urgent climate action for South and Southeast Asia.
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World’s Oceans Hit Record Heat in 2025
Oceans stored record-breaking heat in 2025, boosting sea level rise and extreme weather across Asia and beyond.
UN Climate Chief: US Pullout From Treaty Will Hurt Economy
UN climate chief Simon Stiell warns the US withdrawal from the UN climate treaty could harm the economy, jobs and living standards as extreme weather worsens.
Catastrophic Bushfire: Evacuations Ordered in Victoria
On Jan 8, 2026, Victoria regions in southeast Australia hit catastrophic bushfire danger. Authorities ordered evacuations by Friday morning amid record heat and dry conditions.
China Logs Record Heat: 2025 Warmest Since 1961
In 2025, mainland China recorded its highest average temperature since 1961 at 11°C, highlighting rising global warming and the need for greener solutions.
Sharp Daily Temperature Swings: Emerging Climate Threat to Health
Nature Climate Change study finds abrupt daily temperature swings are intensifying from human emissions, posing a new public health threat globally.
Deadly Cyclones & Monsoon Rains Hit Asia Like a Tsunami
Deadly cyclones and relentless monsoon rains have devastated Asia, hitting Indonesia, Vietnam and Sri Lanka as experts warn climate change fuels extreme weather.
Aid Race Kicks Off as Asia Flood Death Toll Tops 1,200
As of Dec 2, 2025, monsoon floods in South & Southeast Asia have killed over 1,200. Aid teams race to deliver rice, water and essentials to stranded survivors.
US Climate Disasters Cost $101B in Early 2025 as Tracking Shuts Down
Major U.S. disasters cost $101B in the first half of 2025, but NOAA’s tracking system was cut—what it means for the global climate fight.
Mexico’s Coffee Farmers Sound the Climate Alarm ☕️
Mexico’s coffee farmers are battling erratic rains and rising temperatures that threaten harvests, drive up prices, and raise alarms over the impact of climate change.