Climate change

Climate change is racing ahead, forests may collapse without human help, scientists warn

Tropical trees dying faster than ever and it's not just heat or drought to blame

Facing climate change, Swiss trees get mist to test survival

Burnt forests, poisoned rivers: Wildfires leave toxic trail, threaten water quality for up to 8 years

Only 3 years left to limit global warming to 1.5°C, say climate scientists

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Why Europe's weather is going wild: Scientists link climate extremes to Atlantic pressure shifts

A new study links rising extreme weather events in Europe to stronger summer pressure shifts over the Atlantic, called the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), which are growing more frequent due to global warming.

World may hit 1.5°C warming in 3 years, warns climate report

A new climate report warns that the world could cross the 1.5°C global warming limit in just three years due to record carbon emissions. Experts say urgent action is needed to cut emissions and avoid disaster.

Climate action could save half of world's vanishing glaciers; 75% on track to disappear: Study

More than three-quarters of the world's glaciers are set to vanish if climate change continues unchecked, a major new study warned.

Climate change may cut global food supply even as farmers adapt, says global study

A major global study finds that climate change is already cutting food production, with each 1°C rise reducing output by 4.4%. Real-world farmer adaptations help, but not enough, significant food losses remain likely without bigger changes.

Hotter, longer and deadlier! Climate change makes UK's 40°C heatwaves 20 times more likely

A Met Office study warns that 40°C heatwaves are now 20 times more likely in the UK than in the 1960s. Southern England could reach 46.6°C, threatening health, infrastructure and the environment.

Did global warming start in 1885? New study says climate change began long before cars

A new study has revealed that human-caused climate change may have been detectable as early as 1885, decades earlier than believed. Scientists found a clear warming signal in the upper atmosphere, even before cars existed.

Floods don't start in the sky! How climate-driven soil shifts are shaping storm disasters

A new study reveals that saturated soil, not just storm intensity, is a major cause of catastrophic flooding from atmospheric rivers on the US West Coast. Flood peaks can be over four times higher when soils are already wet.

Struggling to get a good nap? Climate change could be messing with your sleep, warns major study

A new global study warns that rising temperatures can increase the risk and severity of sleep apnoea, with a 45% spike on hotter nights. The condition could double by 2100, affecting health, wellbeing, and productivity.

Space lasers & AI unite to map forest carbon in minutes - A game-changer for climate science

Using space lasers and AI, scientists can now measure forest carbon with greater speed and precision—transforming global climate monitoring and forest management.

Can technology fix climate crisis? Experts call for urgent mix of tech and nature to remove carbon

An in-depth global analysis warns that high-tech solutions alone can’t remove enough carbon to stop climate change. Experts urge a balanced strategy combining natural ecosystems and engineered methods for rapid and lasting climate action.