Record-High March Sea Temperatures Signal Rising El Nino Risk in 2026
Global sea temperatures hit second-highest March level, signaling potential El Niño onset in 2026. Experts warn of impacts on Asia’s weather patterns and economies.
Climate Change
Nigeria Battles Heatwave and Soaring Cooling Costs Amid Iran Conflict
Nigeria faces record heatwaves and rising fuel costs linked to the Iran conflict, straining health and infrastructure. Learn more about the dual crisis impacting millions.
New Zealand Glaciers See Temporary Slowdown in Ice Loss, Scientists Warn
New Zealand’s glaciers show temporary slowdown in ice loss, but scientists warn no reversal of long-term climate trends. 50-year survey reveals persistent challenges.
Arctic Sea Ice Hits Record Low in 2026 Winter
Arctic sea ice reaches record low for fourth consecutive year, raising alarms about accelerated climate impacts and geopolitical shifts in 2026.
Earth’s Energy Imbalance Hits Record High in 2025: WMO Report
The World Meteorological Organization’s 2025 report reveals Earth’s energy imbalance has reached a record high, signaling urgent climate challenges for Asia and the globe.
Paraná Delta Faces Dual Threats: Climate Change and Urban Expansion
South America’s vital Paraná Delta ecosystem faces unprecedented threats from climate impacts and human activity, risking regional biodiversity and climate stability.
Global Leaders Urge Action on World Day for Glaciers 2026
On World Day for Glaciers 2026, experts highlight urgent need to protect Earth’s vital ice reserves amid accelerating climate impacts.
Early Heatwave Shatters Records Across Southern California
Southern California faces record-breaking March heatwave, with millions under alerts and heightened wildfire concerns in 2026.
Antarctic Ice Plunge Linked to Storms, Warming Seas: Study Finds
New research explains how storms and ocean warming caused Antarctica’s rapid sea ice loss since 2015, with implications for global climate systems.
Climate Crisis Fuels Deadly Farmer-Herder Clashes in Nigeria
Rising tensions between Nigerian farmers and herders, fueled by climate change and land scarcity, threaten food security and regional stability. Explore the roots of the crisis and potential solutions.
China’s Satellites Track Final Days of Antarctica’s A23a Iceberg
China’s Fengyun-3D satellite documents the rapid disintegration of Antarctica’s A23a iceberg, now 88% smaller than its 1986 size, with complete collapse expected within weeks.
China’s Xuelong Icebreaker Launches Critical Antarctic Climate Mission
China’s Xuelong icebreaker launches 2026 Antarctic mission, studying climate impacts on marine ecosystems with new observation technologies and international scientific implications.
2025 Ocean Heat Hits Record High, Fueling Extreme Weather
A new study reveals 2025 saw unprecedented ocean heat storage, driving severe weather events and threatening marine ecosystems globally.
Antarctica Faces Accelerated Warming, Chinese Study Warns
A new Chinese study reveals human-driven climate change will accelerate Antarctic warming faster than previous estimates, with significant global implications.
China-Dominica Ties Strengthen Amid Climate, Development Challenges
Dominican President Sylvanie Burton discusses strengthened ties with China through infrastructure development, climate resilience initiatives, and firm support for the one-China principle.
Asia Faces Climate Crossroads as 2024 Shatters Heat Records
2024 confirmed as hottest year globally, driving extreme weather events across Asia with economic and environmental consequences. Regional responses accelerate ahead of COP30.
China-ASEAN Tech Partnership Key to Tackling Food Security, Climate Challenges
Ong Tee Keat highlights China’s tech initiatives as pivotal for addressing ASEAN’s food insecurity and environmental crises in 2025.
COP30 President Outlines Path Forward After Fossil Fuel Debate Stalls
COP30 President André Corrêa do Lago discusses Brazil’s strategy to advance global climate goals after the 2025 conference, emphasizing fossil fuel transition challenges.
Arctic Hits Hottest Year on Record in 2025, NOAA Reports
The Arctic experienced its warmest year since 1900, with record temperatures, ice loss, and ecological shifts, per NOAA’s 2025 report.
Asia’s Glaciers in Peril: Climate Crisis Threatens Water Security
Accelerated glacier melt in Asia threatens water security for millions, with UN data showing record retreats in five of the past six years. Global action urged.