COP30 Talks Run Overtime: President Urges Urgent Climate Deal
COP30 talks in Belem ran past the deadline as President do Lago urges a landmark climate deal on fossil fuels and finance to secure a sustainable future.
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COP30: Heading for 2.6°C Warming – Can We Avoid a Food Crisis?
At COP30, experts warn the world is on track for 2.6°C warming, risking extreme weather and food crises. Learn how climate-smart farming and global action can boost resilience.
COP30 in Belém: Divisions, Consensus and Real Climate Action 🌍
At COP30 in Belém, nations debate urgent climate goals amid record heat and emission gaps. From big promises to real-world action, here’s why it’s now or never.
Typhoon Kalmaegi’s Fury: Rising Temps Fuel Deadly Storms
Typhoon Kalmaegi, the year’s deadliest storm, slammed the Philippines and Vietnam as scientists warn hotter seas mean more intense typhoons.
Greenland Is Shrinking and Drifting Northwest—Here’s Why It Matters
A new study reveals Greenland is losing mass and drifting northwest due to melting ice sheets—a clear signal of our warming world.
Unveiling Below-Cloud Evaporation on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
Chinese scientists at NIEER fill a research gap by observing below-cloud evaporation on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, offering fresh insights into high-altitude water cycles.
September Hits 3rd Hottest Mark as Climate Alarm Rings
September just became the third warmest on record, with land & sea temps soaring and sea ice melting – climate action needed now.
Swiss Glaciers Lose 3% of Ice After Snowless Winter & Heatwaves
Swiss glaciers lost 3% of their ice mass this year due to low snowfall and June heatwaves, marking the fourth-largest melt on record.
Britain’s Summer 2025 Poised to Be Hottest on Record
Climate change is set to make summer 2025 in Britain the hottest since 1884, says Met Office. Here’s why this record-breaking heat matters and what you can do.
Third-Warmest July on Record: Slight Respite Amid Rising Heat 🌡️
July 2025 was the third-warmest July on record at 16.68°C, a slight drop from previous years but still 1.25°C above pre-industrial levels.
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