The World Meteorological Organization forecasts the strongest El Niño in over 70 years, potentially lasting until February 2027, prompting international preparations for severe weather impacts.
Experts indicate a near 100% likelihood of the climate event wreaking havoc as sea surface temperatures surge.
Experts highlight that recent catastrophic events in the Himalayas, driven by climate change, are not typical hydrological floods but high-energy debris flows posing significant risks.
A powerful whirlwind, dubbed a 'grassnado' by locals, lifted large clumps of grass high into the air in Maryborough.
Current policies put the planet on track for 2.6 degrees of warming by 2100, necessitating a dual focus on emissions reduction and climate adaptation.
Melting glaciers and rising waters threaten communities and regional stability, demanding global attention and cooperation.
Kheyti's modular solution helps smallholder farmers combat extreme weather, reduce water usage, and increase income.
A new UN report indicates that exceeding the critical 1.5°C global warming limit is unavoidable, with temperatures projected to reach at least 1.8°C.
A United Nations report acknowledges that Earth has passed its chance to prevent some of the worst impacts of global warming, now urging a new strategy to limit excessive warming and then cool temperatures.