In the wake of the devastating Texas floods, a climate study confirms that climate change is the main culprit in accelerating extreme weather.
In the wake of the devastating Texas floods, a climate study confirms that climate change is the main culprit in accelerating extreme weather.
Extreme heat events are accelerating globally due to climate change, with 2024 marking a year of deadly records from Asia to the Americas.
Spain and Portugal face extreme heat this weekend, with temperatures possibly reaching 50°C due to a severe heatwave from North Africa.
The Met Office warns that 45°C heatwaves could hit the UK within years. As climate extremes intensify, urgent adaptation is needed to protect lives and infrastructure.
In 2024, wildfires surpassed logging as the main cause of record tropical forest loss, resulting in significant greenhouse gas emissions.
Southern Europe is already scorching. As May 2025 breaks records, are Spain and its neighbours prepared for a future of perpetual heatwaves?
ReefCircular’s artificial reefs in Denmark significantly boost marine biodiversity, attracting diverse species and offering global restoration potential.
The Frontiers Planet Prize incentivizes transformative scientific research to deliver urgent, collaborative solutions for global environmental challenges.
Henan province warns extreme heat threatens wheat yields, impacting China’s significant production and raising concerns over future supply.
Satellite imagery reveals Greenland’s glaciers melting, exposing new coastlines and islands, intensifying geopolitical tensions over unclaimed territories and resources.