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Futura-Sciences

If We Don’t Act Now on Climate Change, Nothing Else Will Matter - Futura-Sciences

Drought on Our Plates and in Our Supermarkets The first cracks are not just in the fields, but in what ends up on our tables. The Federation of Trade and Distribution (which brings together most of France’s big retail players) announced on August 18th that they would now welcome “ugly”...

ecoportal.net

Pacific hurricane season reaches 20 named storms and nine hurricanes as El Niño keeps ocean waters unusually warm

Discover how the 2026 Pacific hurricane season, fueled by El Niño, is wreaking havoc with record storms and warnings of more destruction ahead.

summitdaily.com

Climate advocates hope the loss of St. Mary’s Glacier will bring ‘urgency’ to issue of a global warming and disappearing snowfields

For a century, the snowfield known as St. Mary’s Glacier has been a popular Colorado destination that captured the hearts and imaginations of thousands of visitors. Only an hour or so from Denver, the snowfield...

Climate Crisis 247

Hundreds Of Data Centers Blocked, Good For Environment

Local and state officials across the nation have blocked data centers that would have cost $260 billion to build. Residents do not want buildings that compete w

Climate Crisis 247

64,000 Wildfires Have Hit US This Year

It has been a record year for wildfires. So far, there have been 64,000 wildfires, a record. These have burned nearly nine million acres. The reasons are drough

Turkey's Green Taxonomy paradox ahead of COP31: ‘Nuclear energy and fossil gas are unacceptable’

Europe’s major rivers are drying up, threatening energy security and trade

The EU Copernicus Climate Change Service warns that the flow of 12 of the continent’s largest waterways was the lowest in 30 years this summer

Asian countries, including India, must accelerate transition to renewable energy

Asian countries, including India, must accelerate transition to renewable energy

Inside Climate News

In One Historically Black Florida Community, the Drinking Water Is Brown - Inside Climate News

In Whitted, testing has confirmed the water is contaminated with arsenic and PFAS/PFOS. An effort to connect the residents to the local water system has moved slowly.

BIOENGINEER.ORG

Crop and Forest Waste Could Reshape the Global Energy Map, Study Finds

A new Nature Communications study projects that residue-based bioenergy could meet nearly 20 percent of Canada's energy demand by 2060, but finds that most lower-income regions would struggle to

BIOENGINEER.ORG

Wetlands Turn Up the Heat: New Climate Model Adds Natural Methane Feedback

A new version of the widely used MAGICC climate model incorporates a temperature-driven wetland methane feedback, raising projected warming slightly and widening uncertainty across all scenarios.

League of Conservation Voters

LCV and NRDC Action Fund Launch $250K Ad on Climate Impacts of Dirty Data Centers

The Summer the Debate Shifted: Heat, Money and the Cost of Waiting

Western Europe has experienced its hottest June on record. A rapid attribution study concluded that comparable temperatures would have been virtually

Inside Climate News

China’s Blue Mirage - Inside Climate News

Fish farming in Xinjiang is sold as proof that technology can overcome geography. The reality is a desert seafood boom built on political control and forced labor.

Malaysia shuts schools as haze from Indonesian fires chokes Southeast Asia

Kuala Lumpur's Air Pollutant Index says air quality at unhealthy levels amid smog from forest fires.

Institutional investors remain committed to net-zero regardless of government policy

Nearly all (94 per cent) investors with net-zero targets said they would maintain those commitments regardless of government policy, despite ongoing concerns over political and regulatory uncertainty, according to Robeco's <i>Global Climate Investing Survey</i>