In 2026, Spain experiences the highest temperatures in its history, with a summer considered the warmest since 1961, indicating an acceleration of global warming. (translated)
The World Meteorological Organization warns that El Niño will intensify and persist until February 2027, which could lead to higher temperatures and an increased risk of natural disasters worldwide. (translated)
The UN warns that global temperatures will soon exceed the safety limit of 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels unless urgent measures are taken to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. (translated)
"In 2023, the Earth began to reach a warming of 1.5 ºC compared to pre-industrial times, which translates to about one degree more in the oceans. (...) One degree of warming in the surface ocean (in the..." (translated)
Is everything a consequence of climate change? We know that global warming is increasing the amount of moisture that the atmosphere can hold and favoring more intense extreme precipitation. (translated)
Human-caused global warming is intensifying the El Niño phenomenon, which could reach unprecedented levels in 2026, generating a global climate impact that includes droughts and torrential rains in various regions of the world. (translated)
The average sea surface temperature has reached a record 21.1 degrees Celsius, driven by the El Niño phenomenon and the ongoing warming of the oceans, representing a significant increase in stress on marine ecosystems and coastal communities. (translated)
The heatwaves this summer have caused at least 35,000 additional deaths in Europe, highlighting alarming figures in countries like Germany, France, and Spain, where the highest heat-related mortality rates have been recorded since records began. (translated)
A study highlights that bluefin tuna larvae in the Mediterranean are highly vulnerable to marine heatwaves, as current temperatures in the waters of the Balearic Islands are approaching their upper survival limit, which could threaten their future due to ocean warming and extreme events. (translated)
This summer, Europe is facing extreme heat waves, devastating wildfires, and historic droughts, which scientists attribute to accelerated global warming, with projections of agricultural losses and a lasting impact on the environment. (translated)
This is what the New York Times said in 2018: "The damage to the Great Barrier Reef from global warming is already irreversible, according to scientists." Of course, it was a lie. (translated)
Galicia has recorded the warmest July since records began, with an average temperature of 22.5 degrees and a maximum of 29 degrees, which represents a significant increase compared to the usual figures and an intensified drought. (translated)
A study indicates that sea breezes in Andalusia have decreased in intensity by 21% over the last four decades due to global warming, which worsens extreme heat episodes in this vulnerable region. (translated)
That there was an extremely hot day in 1949 does not prove that the climate is not changing. Climate change is observed when average temperatures rise, warm records multiply over cold ones, heat waves last longer, nights cool down less, and the (translated)
A meteorologist warns about the potential risk of medicanes forming this autumn in the Mediterranean due to the anomalous warming of the sea, which could favor adverse weather events. (translated)
El calentamiento global y la disminución del albedo en la Tierra están provocando temperaturas récord, olas de calor mortales y un incremento en la intensidad de fenómenos climáticos extremos, como el supertifón Bavi, lo que indica que el año actual podría ser el más caluroso jamás registrado. #CalentamientoGlobal #CambioClimático #Albedo
Global warming is an unquestionable truth on which an unbearable superstition has been built. If we are to live on a warm planet, let us dedicate to prevention and adaptation the efforts that we waste on the apocalyptic dance. (translated)
Now imagine the tons of CO² that the fire in Madrid will have released into the atmosphere in two days, and make the cost-benefit calculation of what it means to fight against global warming with restrictions in the city and the mountain without care, like a barrel of fuel. (translated)
El artículo describe cómo, hace 201 millones de años, Europa sufrió una devastadora extinción masiva al convertirse en una sabana en llamas debido al intenso vulcanismo y calentamiento global, lo que provocó incendios forestales que arrasaron vastas áreas y llevaron a la desaparición del 76% de las especies que habitaban el planeta. #Triásico #calentamientoGlobal #incendiosForestales
Eurostar plánuje zakoupit vlaky schopné vydržet teploty až 55ºC v reakci na intenzivní vlny horka, které sužují Evropu, a s cílem přizpůsobit se stále častějším extrémním klimatickým podmínkám. #Eurostar #OlaDeCalor #CalentamientoGlobal
