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Academia 1 year ago

Crisis deepens: 2024 broke all the wrong records

From the North Pole to the South Pole, the oceans and our land masses, alarm bells are ringing ever louder for Earth’s vital signs.

Asia & Pacific 1 year ago

Most countries miss UN deadline for new climate targets

The nearly 200 countries signed up to the Paris Agreement faced a Monday deadline to submit new national climate plans to the UN, setting out how they plan to cut emissions by 2035.

Academia 1 year ago

La Niña's impact on global warming may be waning

January 2025’s record heat highlights how human-driven ocean warming is increasingly overwhelming natural climate patterns.

Europe 1 year ago

Last 2 years crossed 1.5C global warming limit: EU monitor

This does not mean the internationally-agreed 1.5C warming threshold has been permanently breached, but the Copernicus Climate Change Service said it was drawing dangerously near.

Academia 1 year ago

We need to totally ban solar geoengineering

For today’s youth and future generations, such interventions threaten to be as catastrophic as climate change.

Asia & Pacific 1 year ago

2024 was China's hottest year on record

China is the leading emitter of the greenhouse gases scientists say are driving global warming, though Beijing has pledged that carbon dioxide emissions will peak by 2030 and be brought to net zero by 2060.

Environment 1 year ago

Scientists struggle to explain record surge in global heat

Over the past two years, temperature records have been repeatedly shattered by a streak so persistent and puzzling it has tested the best-available scientific predictions about how the climate functions.

Society 1 year ago

Mangroves save $855b in global flood mitigation costs: Study

A new study from the University of California, Santa Cruz, reveals that the value of mangroves have risen dramatically in recent years in line with their increasing reliance among people and infrastructure to protect against coastal erosion and other hazards related to climate change.

Academia 1 year ago

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Global warming and the tragedy of the commons

Global warming, a critical challenge of our time, presents a compelling case of the tragedy of the commons.

Academia 1 year ago

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Bridging the climate finance gap: COP29’s defining moment

Hashim’s optimistic narrative about green growth must contend with the realities of mobilizing multibillion-dollar investments, while protecting community rights and biodiversity.

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global-warming

Crisis deepens: 2024 broke all the wrong records

Most countries miss UN deadline for new climate targets

La Niña's impact on global warming may be waning

Last 2 years crossed 1.5C global warming limit: EU monitor

We need to totally ban solar geoengineering

2024 was China's hottest year on record

Scientists struggle to explain record surge in global heat

Mangroves save $855b in global flood mitigation costs: Study

PREMIUM Global warming and the tragedy of the commons

PREMIUM Bridging the climate finance gap: COP29’s defining moment

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Your Opinion Matters

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PREMIUM
Global warming and the tragedy of the commons

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Bridging the climate finance gap: COP29’s defining moment