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Indonesia floods: Death toll climbs to 41
The death toll from flash floods and cold lava flow in western Indonesia has risen to 41, with 17 more individuals reported missing, as confirmed by a local disaster agency official.
Rising temperatures could trigger mass migration of venomous snakes
Researchers discover that numerous nations are ill-prepared for the arrival of new species and remain susceptible to snakebites.
Europeans dying from hot weather 30% more than two decades ago
A recent report reveals that "extreme heat stress" has hit Europe, pushing temperatures to record highs.
Dubai underwater: Rain floods UAE, kills 70-year-old man
The UAE is seeing unprecedented heavy rainfall that flooded Dubai and halted all transportation operations.
57 companies alone responsible for 80% of GHG emissions since 2016
Analysis reveals that many big producers increased output of fossil fuels and related emissions in seven years after the Paris climate deal.
Activists in 6 North Sea countries block access to oil infrastructure
Climate activists in six countries blocked access to North Sea oil infrastructure in a coordinated pan-European civil disobedience protest.
Activists in 6 North Sea countries block access to oil infrastructure
Climate activists in six countries blocked access to North Sea oil infrastructure in a coordinated pan-European civil disobedience protest.
Amoc tipping point nearer, graver than expected
The Amoc appears to already be on track toward an abrupt shift, the first for more than 10,000 years having dreadful implications for many parts of the world.
California braces for 'life-threatening' flood amid atmospheric river
It is considered the strongest atmospheric river event of the season and is set to begin Saturday night and early Sunday morning from north to south in California.
Raging fires kill 51 people in Chile's Valparaiso region
Unusually high temperatures have facilitated the growth of 92 fires in Chile, which reached densely populated areas in the Valparaiso region.
UK backtrack of climate change policies 'disappointing': Al Gore
The former US Vice President suggests that UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's position should come under question as a result of the backtracking on critical climate change policies.
'World's biggest flower' species endangered, face risk of extinction
Rafflesia is a parasitic plant that thrives on tropical vines in certain regions of Southeast Asia, producing some of the largest blooms globally.