Climate Crisis
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India Braces For Above-Normal Heat, Public Health Concerns Mount
India braces for above-normal heat from March to May; most parts of the country will probably stay hotter than what’s considered normal, which means...
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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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No One Can Figure Out Why The Atlantic Ocean is Cooling at Record Speed
The Atlantic Ocean, one of the Earth's most critical climate regulators, is cooling at an unprecedented rate—and no one can quite figure out why....
Real-World Impacts of Climate Change on Marginalized Communities
Climate change is widely recognized as a global crisis, but its effects are far from evenly distributed. While the global conversation around...
Ecological and Gendered Asymmetries in Climate-Induced Displacement
Climate change doesn’t affect everyone equally. Marginalized communities, particularly in the Global South, bear the brunt of its impacts, and...
47000 Heat Related Deaths In Europe Last Year: 2023 Death Toll Reports
More than 47,000 Europeans perished from heat-related causes in 2023, the world's warmest year on record, according to a new study published in...
Wildfire In Greece Fueled By Gales Burns Athens Suburbs, Residents Evacuated
A fierce wildfire, considered Greece's most severe this year, has spread into the northern suburbs of Athens, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of...
July Becomes California’s Hottest Month Ever In History
July becomes California's hottest month ever recorded in history, with temperatures across the state soaring to extreme levels. According to...