Extreme Heat to Double by 2050, Study Warns
New research reveals the number of people living with extreme heat will more than double by 2050 if global heating reaches 2°C, affecting 41% of the world's population.
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Southern Africa Floods: Crocodile Warnings Amid Devastation
Catastrophic flooding across southern Africa has claimed over 100 lives, displaced hundreds of thousands, and unleashed crocodile threats, cholera risks, and severe food insecurity.
Otways Fire Threatens 1,000 Homes in Victoria Heatwave
Residents in Victoria's Otways region are urged to evacuate as a massive bushfire, already burning 9,400 hectares, threatens to spread east towards Lorne amid extreme heatwave conditions forecast for Tuesday.
Australia Heatwave: Temperatures Forecast to Hit 50°C
Parts of inland Australia face temperatures reaching 50°C this week, with Victoria and South Australia bracing for potential record-breaking heat and severe fire conditions.
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Lawsuit Over EPA-Approved Pesticide with Testicular Harm
Public health organisations are taking legal action against the EPA for approving a PFAS insecticide that research shows reduces testicle size and sperm count in rats, raising concerns about children's health.
Trump Wrong on Climate Hoax Claim in Winter Storm
Donald Trump incorrectly uses a major US winter storm as evidence against global warming, but scientists explain why climate change may worsen such events.
North England's Net Zero Economic Role Highlighted
Analysis reveals the north of England contributes over a fifth of UK net zero output, with Sunderland leading. Labour warns Reform UK threatens industry.
Climate Minister: We Need City to Tackle Climate Crisis
Climate Minister Katie White argues that solving the climate crisis requires collaboration with the City of London, highlighting green finance growth and government initiatives like the Warm Homes Plan.
Water Violence Doubles Globally in Two Years
A new report reveals water-related conflicts have surged globally, with climate change, corruption and infrastructure failures driving the alarming trend.
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Australia Heatwave Shatters Temperature Records
South-east Australia braces for catastrophic fire conditions as temperatures could exceed 49°C, challenging all-time records in Victoria and New South Wales.
Australia Heatwave Five Times More Likely Due to Climate Change
New analysis reveals human-caused global heating made Australia's severe January heatwave five times more likely, with temperatures exceeding 40°C in major cities.
Brent's £36m Heat Network to Slash Energy Bills
Brent Council announces a £36m District Heat Network in South Kilburn, set to save families hundreds annually and cut carbon emissions by 39,000 tonnes over 40 years.
Trump Attacks UK Net Zero Policies at Davos
Former US President Donald Trump singled out the UK's net zero commitments during a speech at the World Economic Forum, criticising North Sea energy policies and wind farm expansion.
RFK Jr's Meat Diet Plan Faces Climate Backlash
New US dietary guidelines promoting increased meat consumption could require 100 million extra acres of land and add millions of tons of emissions, experts warn.
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UN Declares Era of Global Water Bankruptcy
A UN report reveals the world has entered an era of water bankruptcy, with overuse and pollution threatening billions. Critical systems are collapsing, causing sinkholes, conflicts, and food insecurity.
32 Firms Responsible for Half of Global CO2 Emissions
A new Carbon Majors report reveals that just 32 fossil fuel companies produced half of global CO2 emissions in 2024, with state-owned firms dominating the list and facing accusations of sabotaging climate action.
EU Meat Tax Breaks Harm Environment, Study Finds
New research shows ending VAT breaks on meat in the EU could slash its environmental footprint for just €26 per household annually. Discover the hidden cost of cheap meat.
Gates Foundation fossil fuel investments rise to $254m
Analysis reveals the Gates Foundation Trust's investments in fossil fuel extractors like BP and Chevron reached a nine-year high in 2024, despite Bill Gates's past divestment claims. Explore the data and the ongoing debate.
Ocean 'Regime Shift' as Seaweed Blooms Expand Worldwide
Global study reveals a staggering 13.4% yearly increase in massive seaweed blooms, driven by climate change and pollution, threatening marine ecosystems. Read the full analysis.
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Chile declares 'state of catastrophe' in wildfire crisis
Chilean President Gabriel Boric declares a state of catastrophe as wildfires kill at least 18 and force 50,000 to flee. Strong winds and extreme heat worsen the crisis.
Albanese's Busy Month on Environmental Policy
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has spearheaded a series of significant environmental initiatives this month. Discover the key policies and their potential impact on Australia's green future.
Chile wildfires kill 15, force 50,000 to evacuate
At least 15 people have died and 50,000 evacuated as wildfires rage in central Chile. President Boric declares a state of catastrophe. Read the latest updates.
Chile wildfires: 16 dead, state of catastrophe declared
Deadly wildfires rage in Chile, killing at least 16 and forcing 20,000 to evacuate. A state of catastrophe is declared as extreme heat and winds fuel the crisis. Follow for live updates.
Antarctic Ice Melt: 843 Billion Tonnes Lost Each Year
New research reveals Antarctica's ice shelves are melting from below at an alarming rate, losing the equivalent of 843 cubic km of ice yearly. Scientists warn of profound impacts on global sea levels and ocean currents.
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Bolivia's Uru Chipaya people battle extinction
The Uru Chipaya, one of South America's oldest cultures, confronts a climate crisis that is salting their land and forcing migration. Can their 4,000-year heritage survive?
Antarctic marine life at risk from just one degree of warming
Scientists at the British Antarctic Survey warn that warming waters could disrupt the fragile, slow-growing biology of Antarctic species, with lessons for medicine and climate change.
Retracted Climate Study on 2050 Income Drop to be Revised
A major study predicting a 19% drop in global incomes by 2050 due to climate change has been retracted. Authors plan to resubmit after data concerns. Read the latest.
Climate Change Costs US 12% in Income, Research Shows
New research reveals unchecked global heating has cut American incomes by over a tenth since 2000, challenging Trump's anti-climate agenda. Discover the economic impact.
Antarctica's marine life threatened by small temperature rise
Exclusive report from Rothera research station reveals how a tiny temperature increase disrupts Antarctic biology, with implications for climate science and medicine. Read the full investigation.
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Victoria's 2026 Bushfires: Unprecedented Destruction
The January 2026 Victorian bushfires, described as unlike anything before, ravaged 400,000 hectares, claimed a life, and killed over 15,000 livestock. Read the full timeline and impact analysis.
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