Mongolia’s Harsh Winter Causes Surge in Livestock Deaths
Mongolia faces increasing livestock deaths as harsh winter conditions known as ‘dzud’ worsen, with over 667,000 animals lost, impacting rural livelihoods and the nation’s economy.
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California’s Valley Fever Cases Surge Following Record Rainfalls
California experiences a record surge in Valley Fever cases after heavy rainfalls, prompting health advisories and raising climate change concerns.
DR Congo’s Worst Floods in 60 Years Displace Thousands
Torrential rains in DR Congo have caused the worst floods in over six decades, displacing thousands and underscoring urgent climate challenges.
Chicago Records Warmest Early February in Nearly 150 Years
Chicago experiences its second warmest first half of February on record, with temperatures averaging 11 degrees Celsius above normal, highlighting global climate trends.
Florida’s Coral Reefs Struggle to Recover After Record Heat Wave
Coral reefs off the Florida Keys struggle to recover from a record-breaking heat wave, highlighting the devastating impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems.
Climate Change Set to Worsen Desert Locust Outbreaks, Study Warns
Climate change is intensifying extreme weather, leading to worse desert locust outbreaks in Asia and beyond, threatening crops and food security, a new study warns.
Climate Change Intensifies Risk of Desert Locust Outbreaks, Study Reveals
Study finds climate change intensifies extreme weather, leading to worse desert locust outbreaks and heightened food security risks.
Study Reveals Polar Bears Losing Weight Due to Extended Land-Based Diet
A study finds that polar bears forced onto a land-based diet due to shrinking Arctic sea ice are losing weight, raising concerns about their survival.
Climate Change Drives Worsening Air Pollution in California, New Study Warns
A new study warns that air pollution in California is worsening due to climate change, with wildfires and extreme heat increasing pollutant levels and reversing decades of progress.
UNFCCC Chief Warns Climate Change Fuels Hunger and Conflict
UNFCCC Executive Secretary Simon Stiell warns that urgent action against climate change is essential to prevent future conflicts and alleviate global hunger exacerbated by changing climate patterns.
UN Report Warns of Global Threats to Migratory Species
A landmark UN report reveals that one in five migratory species is threatened with extinction due to human activities and climate change.
Ancient Farming Technique Resurrected in Andes to Tackle Climate Change
Farmers in the Andes are reviving the ancient Waru Waru technique to protect crops from climate change, demonstrating resilience through age-old agricultural wisdom.
Looming Collapse of Atlantic Currents Could Trigger Global Climate Chaos, Impacting Asia
A new study warns that the Atlantic Ocean’s vital current system is nearing a tipping point, potentially triggering global climate chaos that could impact weather patterns across Asia and the world.
Melting Ice Roads Isolate Indigenous Communities in Northern Canada
Warm weather melts ice roads in northern Canada, cutting off Indigenous communities reliant on them for essential supplies.
Global Temperatures Exceed 1.5°C Above Pre-Industrial Levels for First Time in 12-Month Span
For the first time on record, Earth has experienced 12 consecutive months with temperatures exceeding 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, signaling a critical warning on climate change.
2023 Becomes China’s Warmest Year on Record Since 1951
China experienced its warmest year on record in 2023, with average temperatures reaching 10.71°C, the highest since 1951, according to the China Meteorological Administration’s climate report.
Record-Setting Storms Slam California: Atmospheric Rivers Bring Chaos to U.S. West Coast
California is facing record-setting storms as an atmospheric river brings unprecedented rainfall, causing widespread flooding and mudslides. Nearly 40 million Americans are under weather advisories.
Rare Rainfall in Antarctica Signals Alarming Warming Trends
Antarctica recently experienced rare rainfall, signaling alarming warming trends. Experts discuss the causes and potential impacts on the environment and wildlife.
Deep-Sea Sponges Reveal Earth’s Warming Began Sooner Than Believed
Deep-sea sponges in the Caribbean suggest Earth’s climate has warmed more than previously thought, indicating human-induced climate change began earlier than believed.
Wildfires, Droughts, Floods: Global Weather Extremes Spread Pain Worldwide
Wildfires, drought, and floods are causing widespread pain globally as extreme weather conditions impact communities from Chile to California.