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.
UK could face 45°C heatwaves within years, warns Met Office
2024 forest loss data shows wildfires are driving global forest losses
In 2024, wildfires surpassed logging as the main cause of record tropical forest loss, resulting in significant greenhouse gas emissions.
Southern Europe’s scorched future: is Spain—and its neighbours—ready for perpetual heatwaves?
Southern Europe is already scorching. As May 2025 breaks records, are Spain and its neighbours prepared for a future of perpetual heatwaves?
ReefCircular wants to supercharge coastal protection with artificial reefs
ReefCircular’s artificial reefs in Denmark significantly boost marine biodiversity, attracting diverse species and offering global restoration potential.
Frontiers Planet Prize: The breakthrough science that could preserve our planet
The Frontiers Planet Prize incentivizes transformative scientific research to deliver urgent, collaborative solutions for global environmental challenges.
China pushes the alarm button as heat returns, diminishing wheat yields
Henan province warns extreme heat threatens wheat yields, impacting China’s significant production and raising concerns over future supply.
Climate impacts is unleashing vanishing glaciers and is changing the Greenlandic landscape beyond recognition
Satellite imagery reveals Greenland’s glaciers melting, exposing new coastlines and islands, intensifying geopolitical tensions over unclaimed territories and resources.
Daylight saving time 2025: global impact on energy use and climate change
Daylight saving time (DST) remains controversial, with debates on its benefits and drawbacks for energy consumption and climate change ongoing globally.
Analysis: Svalbard Global Seed Vault: How countries are racing to protect biodiversity and ensure food security
Learn how the Svalbard Global Seed Vault safeguards biodiversity and food security amid climate change and geopolitical conflicts, ensuring resilient crops.
Extreme weather ran amok in 2024, report
The 2024 climate report highlights extreme weather fueled by climate change, resulting in over 3,700 deaths, millions displaced, and significant biodiversity loss due to intensified storms, floods, and droughts.
A greener life, a greener world 