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In recent decades, the oceans have warmed. Marine heat waves, once rare events, have become more common. One particularly intense event known as “the Blob”… Read More »Marine heat waves are spreading around the world
A Swiss mountain slope bursting and unleashing a cascade of rocks and ice over an idyllic Alpine village last week was a chilling image, but… Read More »Swiss glacier collapse is a lesson on climate disaster management
The first step in reducing the risks of climate change is cutting carbon emissions. The world hit a notable milestone on that front, with global… Read More »Big bets on speculative carbon capture tech ignore today’s solutions
By Akramjon Nematov, first deputy director, Azamat Sulimanov, head of division, Institute for Strategic and Interregional Research The opinions expressed in this article are those of… Read More »Central Asia is at the forefront of the fight against climate change
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, one of the world’s leading climate science agencies, has been ordered to identify grants related to global warming and… Read More »NOAA told to make list of climate-related grants, setting off fears
When U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration last week shut off the spigot of federal grant money, which a federal judge said is likely in violation… Read More »Trump’s freeze on climate money sows fear and confusion
Earth’s warming exceeded 1.5 degrees Celsius on an annual basis for the first time in 2024, according to two major climate science agencies. It’s the… Read More »Record heat pushed 2024 above global warming threshold of 1.5 C
FONGAFALE, Tuvalu – Tuvalu and its 11,000 people, who live on nine atolls scattered across the Pacific, are running out of time. Fukanoe Laafai would… Read More »Tuvalu fights to retain its maritime rights amid climate change inundation
