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Hurricane Melissa’s path of destruction leaves Caribbean awe-struck
With catastrophic winds and flooding, Hurricane Melissa has left communities across Jamaica and Cuba in crisis, highlighting the growing risks of climate-driven storms in the region.
Earth hits climate tipping point as coral reefs face collapse
A major global report warns that Earth's natural systems are nearing irreversible breakdown as climate change accelerates.
Heavy rains kill at least 28 in Mexico, thousands displaced
Torrential rains and flooding across Mexico leave at least 28 dead, thousands displaced, and widespread damage in nearly every state.
New Zealand’s oceans warming 34% faster than global average: Report
A new government study warns that New Zealand’s rapidly warming seas are fueling marine heatwaves, rising sea levels, and threatening coastal communities.
Global renewable energy surpasses coal for the first time
A new climate report finds global renewable energy generation from solar and wind has exceeded coal for the first time, marking a major milestone in clean power growth.
Europe losing green land at alarming rate, investigation reveals
A cross-border investigation found that Europe is losing natural and agricultural land at an unprecedented pace, about 600 football fields a day, to housing, roads, and luxury developments, threatening biodiversity, food security, and climate resilience.
Europe losing green land at alarming rate, investigation reveals
A cross-border investigation found that Europe is losing natural and agricultural land at an unprecedented pace, about 600 football fields a day, to housing, roads, and luxury developments, threatening biodiversity, food security, and climate resilience.
World capitals face escalating heat threat, warns new analysis
A new IIED report reveals a sharp global rise in extreme heat days across major capital cities, warning that without urgent adaptation, millions, especially the urban poor, will face increasingly dangerous living conditions.
Climate change caused 16,500 deaths in European cities in Summer 2025
16,500 out of 24,400 heat-related deaths in European cities could be directly attributed to climate change.
Millions at risk from rising seas, extreme heat in Australia: Report
A new assessment warns Australia faces soaring heat, flooding, and huge economic losses unless emissions cuts accelerate and fossil fuel projects slow.
Study links Iberian wildfires to climate change, 40x higher risk
Researchers warn that extreme Iberian heat, once seen every 2,500 years, now strikes far more often, with climate change driving record-breaking wildfires.
Climate change drives record temperatures in Japan and South Korea
Japan and South Korea endured their hottest summer on record in 2025, as climate change drives global warming, extreme weather, and historic heatwaves.
