The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that "El Niño" could be the strongest natural phenomenon in over 70 years, pushing the world towards extreme weather conditions and increasing temperatures globally. (translated)
The World Meteorological Organization warns that the current El Niño could be the strongest in over 70 years, with the potential to lead to droughts, floods, and extreme heat in various regions around the world. (translated)
Global warming disrupts the historical relationship between the Pacific and Indian Oceans, affecting climate conditions in different regions of the Earth. (translated)
According to preliminary data, over 35,000 people died in Europe this summer due to record heat, with the actual number of victims likely to be significantly higher, especially in Germany, France, and Spain, where temperatures reached historic levels and the existing health problems of the population contributed to the increased mortality. (translated)
The world's oceans set a new temperature record of 21.1 degrees Celsius on their surface, exceeding the previous record of 21.09 degrees, recorded in March 2024, which is a signal of the increasing pressure on marine ecosystems due to long-term warming and the phenomenon of "El Niño." (translated)
The average daily temperature of the surface of the World Ocean has reached a new record of 21.1 degrees Celsius, reports the Copernicus Climate Change Service, which is the result of the ongoing warming of ocean waters caused by climate change and the intensifying phenomenon of "El Niño." (translated)
Spain reports nearly 4,500 deaths related to heat between June and August 2026, which is a 45% increase compared to the previous year and the highest figure since the summer of 2022, according to data from the Carlos III Health Institute. (translated)
According to a report by "Copernicus," Europe is warming at an accelerating pace, leading to extreme heat, insufficient rainfall, and significant consequences for the economy, agriculture, and ecosystems, while the upcoming winter is likely to be warmer than usual. (translated)
A historic drought in Europe has caused unprecedented low levels in the rivers Rhine, Thames, and Danube, with an analysis of data from the Copernicus program showing that almost 95% of the Thames, 85% of the Rhine, and 65% of the Danube have recorded record lows for July, due to ongoing climate change and heatwaves in the region. (translated)
Western Europe has experienced the hottest June and July in recorded history, with a combined average temperature of 21.62°C, which is above the previous record, and the extreme heat and drought affecting water supply and energy production are linked to global warming and the phenomenon of "El Niño". (translated)
The CEO of "Swiss Re," Andreas Berger, warned that Europe is not prepared for the dangers of deadly heatwaves, which have led to over 10,000 deaths in recent weeks, especially among the elderly. (translated)
The megafires that threaten millions of people with increasing harmful substances and fine particulate matter in the atmosphere are spreading uncontrollably due to a combination of drought, heatwaves, and human negligence, posing challenges for firefighting teams and requiring urgent measures to prevent new incidents. (translated)
Climate change increases the risk of dangerous infections in Europe, including foodborne illnesses and infections transmitted by mosquitoes and ticks, as the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) calls for improved cooperation between countries and various sectors for better forecasting and limiting these threats. (translated)
The EU has warned of an increased risk of forest fires in Greece, Italy, and Central Europe, while Spain and France continue to struggle with devastating disasters due to climate change and ongoing heat waves. (translated)
The unprecedented increase in forest fires in France has led to the formation of the country's first pyroconvective rain cloud, a phenomenon that complicates the battle against the fires and increases the risk of new outbreaks, with experts warning that such situations will become increasingly common in Europe. (translated)
Обезсоляването на морска вода се утвърдило като важен метод за осигуряване на питейна вода в различни региони по света, особено с нарастващия недостиг на водни ресурси, но процесът е свързан с високи енергийни разходи и негативни екологични последици. #обезсоляване #климатичнипромени #устойчиворазвитие
Мегапожарите, представляващи новата заплаха на XXI век, излизат извън пределите на традиционните огнените бедствия и стават все по-разпространени в Южна Европа, свързани с климатичните промени, а широкото им разпространение и интензивност поставят под риск екосистеми и човешки животи, поради комбинацията от дълги суши, високи температури и леснозапалими растителни материали. #мегапожари #климатичнипромени #горскипожари
Международна експедиция с кораб Сър Дейвид Атънбъро изследва ускореното топене на ледниците в Гренландия и неговите потенциални последици върху климата и океанските течения, като учените предупреждават за сериозни екстремни явления. #климатичнипромени #Гренландия #ледници
Поради три горещи вълни и продължителна суша, британските фермери предупреждават за възможен недостиг на храни в супермаркетите, ако в следващите 10 дни не падне дъжд, като същевременно някои области вече се борят с критично намалели водоеми и забрани за поливане, което затруднява работата им и заплашва добитъка. #суша #фермери #климатичнипромени
Двама пожарникари загинаха при потушаване на голям пожар край летището в Бордо, Франция, където огънят достигна сградите на аерогарата и наложи пренасочване на полети, докато Испания се бори с най-голям пожар от началото на годината, който гори вече шести ден и е довел до евакуация на над 1200 жители. #пожар #Бордо #климатичнипромени
