Global Warming
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Global warming fuels record July temperatures and extreme weather
In 2022 alone, extreme heat claimed over 60,000 lives across the WHO European Region .
Arctic warming sprouts knee-high jungles, threatening ancient ecosystems.
In 2025, sub-Arctic Fennoscandia endured a record three-week heatwave, with temperatures near and within the Arctic Circle soaring past 30°C, a stark warning from the World Meteorological Organization
Global warming: UN 1.5C climate target now unattainable
The Earth is now about 1.44°C warmer than it was in the pre-industrial era (1850-1900), according to the UN.
What is Permafrost Thaw in Arctic Riverbeds and its Climate Implications?
More than one-third of the Arctic-boreal region, a vast expanse once revered as a critical carbon sink, has now transitioned into a net source of carbon, actively pumping greenhouse gases into the atm
Eocene Forests Faced Warming Like Ours, Offering Climate Change Lessons
In Wyoming's Bighorn Basin, fossil records reveal that during an ancient global warming event 56 million years ago, forests lost a staggering 60% of their canopy, according to The Guardian .
Europe's Rapid Warming Fuels Accelerating Climate Change Impacts on Societies
Western Europe experienced its hottest June on record in 2026.
One Warming Atmosphere, Two Water Catastrophes: Why Climate Change Deepens Droughts and Worsens Floods
Climate change paradoxically intensifies both droughts and floods by altering the water cycle. Rising global temperatures cause warmer air to hold more moisture, leading to heavier rains, while simultaneously increasing evaporation from land, resulting in more severe dry spells.
Global Environmental Stewardship Project for 2026
Global temperatures surged past 1.
UN report: Climate change accelerates, 2024 breaches key threshold
Global average temperatures in 2024 reached 1.55°C above pre-industrial levels, temporarily breaching a critical climate threshold.