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War And Climate Threaten UK’s Food Supply, New Report Says
War and climate threaten the UK's food supply, due to which the country’s ability to feed itself is under serious threat, according to food policy...
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Schooling Disrupted By Climate Hazards In 2025, Affecting 171 Million Students: UNICEF
Storms were the leading cause of schooling disrupted by climate hazards in 2025, affecting 109 mi...
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Global Warming Nears 1.5°C Threshold As UN Raises Fresh Climate Warning
Global warming nears 1.5°C threshold as countries remain off track to meet the Paris Agreement’s ...
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Global Ocean Temperatures Hit Record 21.1°C In August
Global ocean temperatures hit a record 21.1°C in August, reaching the highest surface temperature...
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How Climate Change is Reshaping Life for Pacific Indigenous Peoples
According to a new United Nations report, the southwest Pacific region had more severe drought and rainfall than typical last year and dozens of...
Is China Finally Nearing its Emissions Peak? U.S.-China Climate Diplomacy
For decades, the U.S. and China have been at the centre of global climate conversations, not just because they are the world’s largest economies but...
Morocco Floods Kill Atleast 11, Leaves Several Missing
After the Morocco floods, at least 11 people were killed, and nine others went missing, the Interior Ministry announced in a tentative report on...
How a Baby Jump-Started South Korea’s Historic Climate Lawsuit
In 2020, a case that would soon change the course of South Korea’s climate policy began not with seasoned lawyers or high-profile activists, but...
Over 85% Districts In India Are At Risk From Climate Extremes: Study
India is seeing a significant climate trend that has so far proven elusive. A recent study by IPE-Global and Esri-India has discovered a worrisome...
Summer 2024 Was The Hottest On Record: EU Climate Service
As global warming worsens, the European Union's climate change monitoring office announced that the summer of 2024 was the Hottest on Record. It was...