UN Warns Next Five Years Will Shatter Temperature Records
The UN's WMO warns of a 75% chance global temperatures will exceed 1.5°C between 2026-2030, with record heat, Arctic warming, and severe climate impacts.
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The UN's WMO warns of a 75% chance global temperatures will exceed 1.5°C between 2026-2030, with record heat, Arctic warming, and severe climate impacts.
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China experienced unusually early and intense rainfall in May 2026, affecting 14 provinces. Analysis reveals five key factors behind the extreme weather.
Twenty years after 'An Inconvenient Truth,' Al Gore updates his climate message as U.S. cities and states fill the gap left by federal rollbacks.
As the Trump administration rolls back federal climate action, U.S. cities and states are stepping up with local climate solutions.
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NOAA warns El Niño, forecast to emerge by July 2026, could combine with rising sea levels to cause widespread high tide flooding along US coasts.