Extreme Winter Claims Over Two Million Livestock in Mongolia
An extreme winter in Mongolia has led to the death of over two million livestock, devastating herding communities and highlighting the growing impact of climate change on the region.
Climate Change
UNEA’s Pivotal Role in Steering the World Toward a Sustainable Future
The United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) unites nations to tackle the world’s environmental must-do list, accelerating action towards a sustainable future.
Flooded Greek Farmlands Highlight Risks of Extreme Weather for European Agriculture
Unprecedented flooding in Greece’s Thessaly plain has submerged vital farmlands, highlighting the risks extreme weather poses to European agriculture and the need for adaptive strategies.
Climate Change Clouds Future of Europe’s Winter Sports
Climate change is threatening the future of winter sports in Europe, as warming temperatures melt ski slopes and shorten seasons, challenging athletes like Pietro and businesses like Hautacam resort.
World Bank Pledges Support to Tunisia on Water Scarcity and Climate Change
The World Bank has pledged support to Tunisia in developing plans to address water scarcity and climate change impacts, with new financial assistance forthcoming to enhance food security.
Kayakers Explore Rare Lake in Death Valley After Unprecedented Rains
Kayakers seize a rare opportunity to paddle across Death Valley’s Lake Manly after record-breaking rains transform the desert landscape.
Kenya’s Arid Regions Face Disease Outbreaks After El Nino Rains
Kenya’s arid regions are facing disease outbreaks after recent El Nino rains, following one of the worst droughts in decades, as reported by the NDMA.
Harsh Winter Claims Over 1.5 Million Livestock in Mongolia
Mongolia faces a severe crisis as over 1.5 million livestock have died due to harsh winter conditions known as ‘dzud.’ The disaster threatens herders’ livelihoods and poses significant economic challenges.
Climate Change Heightens Wildfire Risks in Asia: Insights from Chile’s Tragedy
Climate change is increasing wildfire risks in Asia. Lessons from Chile’s deadly fires highlight the urgent need for action to prevent similar disasters in Asian countries.
DNV Report Warns UK Set to Miss 2030 and 2050 Emission Targets
DNV warns the UK is set to miss its 2030 and 2050 emission reduction targets, risking delays in global decarbonization efforts.
Winter Drought Tightens Grip on Southern Europe and Northern Africa
The Mediterranean faces an intensifying winter drought with below-average rainfall, affecting southern Europe and northern Africa. Over 45% of southern Europe is experiencing soil drought conditions.
Japan Experiences Record-Breaking February Temperatures Across Multiple Regions
Japan experiences record-breaking February temperatures, with some regions seeing highs more typical of late June. The Japan Meteorological Agency reports unprecedented warmth across the country.
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.
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.