Global Coral Crisis: Earth’s First Climate Tipping Point Reached
Scientists confirm Earth’s first climate tipping point as coral reefs collapse globally, threatening marine ecosystems and coastal economies across Asia.
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Antarctic Methane Surge Sparks Global Climate Alerts
Scientists report a rapid rise in Antarctic methane seeps, potentially accelerating global warming. New research highlights urgent climate implications.
Golden Dunes Meet Mist: Inner Mongolia’s Desert Transformed by Rare Rainfall
A rare cold front brought rainfall to Inner Mongolia’s Tengger Desert, creating a stunning fusion of golden dunes and mist, captivating visitors and researchers alike.
Global September Temperatures Hit Third-Highest on Record, Climate Data Shows
September 2025 marked the third warmest on record, with global temperatures 1.47°C above pre-industrial levels. Experts highlight ongoing climate challenges and China’s renewable energy strides.
Global Wildfire Crisis Intensifies: Half of Worst Fires in Last Decade, Study Finds
A new study reveals 43% of the worst wildfires occurred in the past decade, driven by climate change. Economic losses hit $28.3B in 2018 alone, signaling urgent need for adaptive strategies.
Swiss Glaciers Shrink Rapidly Amid Low Snowfall and Heatwaves
Swiss glaciers lost 3% of their ice mass in a year due to low snowfall and heatwaves, marking the fourth-largest reduction on record, per GLAMOS.
Okinawa Records Hottest September in 77 Years Amid Japan’s Sweltering Summer
Japan’s Okinawa region experienced its hottest September since records began in 1946, as the country faces unprecedented summer temperatures.
Antarctic Sea Ice Hits Third-Lowest Winter Peak Amid Climate Shifts
Antarctica’s winter sea ice reaches third-lowest peak since 1976, signaling climate challenges with implications for Asia’s coastal regions and global ecosystems.
Polar Bears Seek Shelter in Abandoned Russian Outpost as Arctic Ice Melts
Drone footage reveals polar bears repurposing an abandoned Russian research station, highlighting climate change’s impact on Arctic wildlife habitats.
China’s Satellites Track World’s Largest Iceberg Melt Amid Climate Warnings
China’s Fengyun satellites monitor rapid melting of Antarctica’s A23a iceberg, highlighting climate impacts and global sea level risks.
Climate and Air Pollution Trapped in Dangerous Cycle, Warns UN Agency
The WMO warns of a dangerous feedback loop between climate change and air pollution, driven by fossil fuels and aerosols, urging global action to break the cycle.
Heatstroke Emerges as Silent Summer Threat Across Asia
Rising heatstroke cases in China, Philippines highlight urgent need for climate adaptation strategies as WHO warns of intensifying heat risks.
Climate Change Fuels Britain’s Hottest Summer on Record
Britain’s 2025 summer set to be hottest on record, driven by climate change, according to Met Office provisional data.
Peru’s Andes Glaciers Shrink 56%, Threatening Regional Water Security
Peru’s Andes glaciers have lost 56% of their ice since the 1960s, threatening water supplies for millions as climate change accelerates.
Antarctic Ice Melt Nears Climate Tipping Point, Study Warns
A new study warns rapid Antarctic ice loss could trigger irreversible global climate shifts, threatening ecosystems and sea levels. Urgent action is needed.
China Outpaces U.S. in Emissions Shift as Coal Trends Diverge
China’s CO2 emissions drop 2.7% in H1 2025 as U.S. sees 4.2% rise, signaling shifting global climate dynamics, per Carbon Monitor data.
Amne Machin: Climate Change Threatens Tibetan Sacred Mountain’s Glaciers
Amne Machin, a sacred Tibetan mountain in Qinghai Province, faces accelerated glacier loss due to climate change, with new photographic evidence revealing environmental transformation.
Wildfires Intensify Across Western U.S. as Scientists Warn of Climate Shift
Wildfires rage across Western U.S. and Canada as scientists link blazes to climate patterns, warning of long-term environmental and economic consequences.
Global Temperatures Dip Slightly in July 2025, Still Third-Warmest on Record
July 2025 marked the third-warmest on record, with temperatures slightly below 2023 and 2024 but still 1.25°C above pre-industrial levels, per C3S data.
UNESCO Expedites Kilimanjaro Glacier Study Amid Climate Crisis
UNESCO leads a high-altitude mission to Mount Kilimanjaro to study rapid glacier melt, highlighting climate threats to vital water sources in Africa and Asia.