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Australia's High Court has ruled a coal mine expansion project unlawful, citing insufficient consideration of climate damage.
Australia's highest court has ruled a coal mine expansion project unlawful, citing insufficient consideration of climate damage. Environmentalists say the ruling sets a "binding national precedent" re
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Suncor and Exxon Face Climate Reckoning in Supreme Court as Case Tests States' Right to Sue for Global Warming Damages
Suncor and Exxon Face Climate Reckoning in Supreme Court as Case Tests States' Right to Sue for Global Warming Damages
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Himalayan hydropower boom faces mounting insurance pressures
The industry in the Hindu Kush Himalaya region is experiencing persistently high damage-related losses as high-altitude icy zones become more unstable due to human-induced climate change, increasing t
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Justice Alito unexpectedly recuses himself from Exxon Mobil and Suncor Energy climate change case.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito unexpectedly recused himself from a major climate change case scheduled for next week, involving ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy. Environmental groups had previous
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Scientists warn powerful El Nino could cause over 450,000 additional heat-related deaths by February 2027
A research report, published on Wednesday by the University of Chicago’s Climate Impact Lab, projects that the unusually strong El Nino event could lead to more than 450,000 additional heat-related de
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Oceans break heat records for 100 days, leading scientists to warn of a 'not pretty' climate outlook as El Niño takes hold, potentially causing monthly temperature anomalies over 2C.
Oceans break heat records for 100 days, leading scientists to warn of a 'not pretty' climate outlook as El Niño takes hold, potentially causing monthly temperature anomalies over 2C.
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US records hottest summer in 132 years, NOAA says
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced on Wednesday that the contiguous United States experienced its hottest summer on record, with an average temperature of 23.6 degree
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UK drought raises water security fears as 71.3% of England remains in drought, with August rainfall at 34% of normal levels
Record heatwaves have troubled British farmers, leading to crop failures and significant financial losses, including an estimated $499 million in wheat production value. The National Farmers' Union (N
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Nepal's hydropower capacity reduced by over 10% after last week's floods, prompting a policy rethink
Last Wednesday's deadly floods, caused by a collapsed glacier, severely damaged 12 hydropower plants in the Trishuli River basin, knocking out more than 10% of Nepal's total power generation capacity.
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Scientists warn that the 2026-27 El Niño phenomenon could be the strongest in history, potentially causing global economic losses of up to $7 trillion.
Al Jazeera reports that scientists are warning the 2026-27 El Niño phenomenon, influenced by climate change, could be the strongest on record, exacerbating global heat, droughts, and floods. Research
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WMO forecasts current El Nino almost 100% likely to persist through February 2027, bringing drought and elevated temperatures to much of Asia.
WMO forecasts current El Nino almost 100% likely to persist through February 2027, bringing drought and elevated temperatures to much of Asia.
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UN Green Climate Fund seeks over $10 billion in new funding, urges Asian developing countries to contribute after US withdrawal
Mafalda Duarte, the fund's executive director, told Nikkei Asia that existing contributors have room to increase funding and is also encouraging new contributions from both developed and developing co
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Disasters to cost world $450bn a year from climate change and development, FT reports
According to the Financial Times, more than half of these losses are not covered by insurance, as carriers are increasingly carving out risk and cutting exposure.
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Wheat prices hit three-year high on Friday amid Black Sea export disruptions and global drought concerns, with Chicago futures at $7.79/bushel on Monday.
Wheat prices have risen sharply due to intensified attacks by Russia and Ukraine on Black Sea grain terminals, which have disrupted global supply chains. Additionally, changing weather patterns have c
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Three reactors at France's Gravelines nuclear power plant were forced to shut down due to jellyfish blocking the cooling system.
According to experts from the Copernicus Climate Change Service, the average global ocean surface temperature reached a record level of 21.1 degrees Celsius this week. In early August, three reactors
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EU Copernicus Climate Change Service: Global Ocean Temperature Rises to 21.1℃, Setting New Record
The European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service announced that the global average sea surface temperature reached a record high of 21.1 degrees Celsius (69.98 degrees Fahrenheit) last Friday an
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Extreme Temperatures Choke Europe's Key Trade Artery as Hot, Dry Summer Pushes Rhine River Levels Dangerously Low, Threatening Shipping and Commodities
Extreme Temperatures Choke Europe's Key Trade Artery as Hot, Dry Summer Pushes Rhine River Levels Dangerously Low, Threatening Shipping and Commodities
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Financial Times analysis: Climate change is reshaping trade, commerce, logistics, and geopolitics, driving new geostrategy
Financial Times analysis: Climate change is reshaping trade, commerce, logistics, and geopolitics, driving new geostrategy
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Australia's High Court has ruled a coal mine expansion project unlawful, citing insufficient consideration of climate damage.
Australia's highest court has ruled a coal mine expansion project unlawful, citing insufficient consideration of climate damage. Environmentalists say the ruling sets a "binding national precedent" re
-
Suncor and Exxon Face Climate Reckoning in Supreme Court as Case Tests States' Right to Sue for Global Warming Damages
Suncor and Exxon Face Climate Reckoning in Supreme Court as Case Tests States' Right to Sue for Global Warming Damages
-
Himalayan hydropower boom faces mounting insurance pressures
The industry in the Hindu Kush Himalaya region is experiencing persistently high damage-related losses as high-altitude icy zones become more unstable due to human-induced climate change, increasing t
-
Justice Alito unexpectedly recuses himself from Exxon Mobil and Suncor Energy climate change case.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito unexpectedly recused himself from a major climate change case scheduled for next week, involving ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy. Environmental groups had previous
-
Scientists warn powerful El Nino could cause over 450,000 additional heat-related deaths by February 2027
A research report, published on Wednesday by the University of Chicago’s Climate Impact Lab, projects that the unusually strong El Nino event could lead to more than 450,000 additional heat-related de
-
Oceans break heat records for 100 days, leading scientists to warn of a 'not pretty' climate outlook as El Niño takes hold, potentially causing monthly temperature anomalies over 2C.
Oceans break heat records for 100 days, leading scientists to warn of a 'not pretty' climate outlook as El Niño takes hold, potentially causing monthly temperature anomalies over 2C.
-
US records hottest summer in 132 years, NOAA says
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced on Wednesday that the contiguous United States experienced its hottest summer on record, with an average temperature of 23.6 degree
-
UK drought raises water security fears as 71.3% of England remains in drought, with August rainfall at 34% of normal levels
Record heatwaves have troubled British farmers, leading to crop failures and significant financial losses, including an estimated $499 million in wheat production value. The National Farmers' Union (N
-
Nepal's hydropower capacity reduced by over 10% after last week's floods, prompting a policy rethink
Last Wednesday's deadly floods, caused by a collapsed glacier, severely damaged 12 hydropower plants in the Trishuli River basin, knocking out more than 10% of Nepal's total power generation capacity.
-
Scientists warn that the 2026-27 El Niño phenomenon could be the strongest in history, potentially causing global economic losses of up to $7 trillion.
Al Jazeera reports that scientists are warning the 2026-27 El Niño phenomenon, influenced by climate change, could be the strongest on record, exacerbating global heat, droughts, and floods. Research
-
WMO forecasts current El Nino almost 100% likely to persist through February 2027, bringing drought and elevated temperatures to much of Asia.
WMO forecasts current El Nino almost 100% likely to persist through February 2027, bringing drought and elevated temperatures to much of Asia.
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UN Green Climate Fund seeks over $10 billion in new funding, urges Asian developing countries to contribute after US withdrawal
Mafalda Duarte, the fund's executive director, told Nikkei Asia that existing contributors have room to increase funding and is also encouraging new contributions from both developed and developing co
-
Disasters to cost world $450bn a year from climate change and development, FT reports
According to the Financial Times, more than half of these losses are not covered by insurance, as carriers are increasingly carving out risk and cutting exposure.
-
Wheat prices hit three-year high on Friday amid Black Sea export disruptions and global drought concerns, with Chicago futures at $7.79/bushel on Monday.
Wheat prices have risen sharply due to intensified attacks by Russia and Ukraine on Black Sea grain terminals, which have disrupted global supply chains. Additionally, changing weather patterns have c
-
Three reactors at France's Gravelines nuclear power plant were forced to shut down due to jellyfish blocking the cooling system.
According to experts from the Copernicus Climate Change Service, the average global ocean surface temperature reached a record level of 21.1 degrees Celsius this week. In early August, three reactors
-
EU Copernicus Climate Change Service: Global Ocean Temperature Rises to 21.1℃, Setting New Record
The European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service announced that the global average sea surface temperature reached a record high of 21.1 degrees Celsius (69.98 degrees Fahrenheit) last Friday an
-
Extreme Temperatures Choke Europe's Key Trade Artery as Hot, Dry Summer Pushes Rhine River Levels Dangerously Low, Threatening Shipping and Commodities
Extreme Temperatures Choke Europe's Key Trade Artery as Hot, Dry Summer Pushes Rhine River Levels Dangerously Low, Threatening Shipping and Commodities
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Financial Times analysis: Climate change is reshaping trade, commerce, logistics, and geopolitics, driving new geostrategy
Financial Times analysis: Climate change is reshaping trade, commerce, logistics, and geopolitics, driving new geostrategy
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