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)
The writer Gloria Dickie warns about the urgent need for conservation measures for many bear species, whose future is uncertain due to the decline of their populations and their increasing conflict with humans, as detailed in her book Eight Bears. (translated)
The devastating floods in the border region between Nepal and Tibet have left more than 1,000 dead and over 3,900 missing, as rescue teams intensify their efforts in search of miracles in underground tunnels where it is feared that hundreds of hydroelectric workers are trapped. (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)
The heatwaves in Spain this summer have caused more than 5,200 deaths, marking a historic high and highlighting the growing threat to public health. (translated)
The summer of 2026 has been recorded as the hottest in the Spanish mainland since 1961, exceeding the average temperature by 2.5 degrees compared to the average of the period 1991-2020, according to the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet). (translated)
It's okay to talk about the climate catastrophe we are in, but the crucial question is not asked or is not said to be asked: taking into account that our growth model is based on pollution: pollution is necessary to grow, how much GDP is being... (translated)
The violent flood in Nepal has left at least 919 dead and 4,793 missing, with a significant number of foreigners still unaccounted for, as authorities continue their rescue efforts and assessment of the magnitude of the tragedy. (translated)
The extreme heat of summer has cost Spain more than 20 billion euros and threatens to reduce GDP by 1%, severely affecting sectors such as tourism, agriculture, construction, and transportation due to the country's increasing vulnerability to climate change. (translated)
Ganga Lal Tuladhar, former Minister of Education of Nepal and authority on natural disaster management, warns of the growing threat of climate disasters in his country, highlighting the urgent need for preparation and international assistance following the recent catastrophe caused by the overflow of a glacier. (translated)
The new Northern Sea Route of China offers a faster and less risky alternative to the Suez Canal for transporting goods between Asia and Europe, although its viability is limited to the summer months due to Arctic ice conditions. (translated)
🚨 IAN PLIMER, geólogo y profesor: “Solo el 3% del CO₂ viene de los humanos, el resto de los océanos. El ‘cambio climático antropogénico’ es la mayor ESTAFA científica y financiera de la historia”. ¿Qué opinas? https://t.co/tXGHdddgN1 #CambioClimático #Ciencia #Energía
The book Here Comes the Sun by Bill McKibben advocates for solar energy as the key to a historic transformation and an opportunity to combat climate change, proposing an economic revolution that could redistribute power in a world less dependent on fossil fuels. (translated)
The death toll after the devastating flood in Nepal has risen to 750, with nearly 3,000 people missing, while rescue efforts are hindered by new landslides and incessant rains. (translated)
The climate change characters are the ones who set Spain on fire to create the climate business. (translated)
The warmest summer in history in Spain is experiencing a final heat wave, exceeding the average reference of 2.5 ºC between 1991 and 2020, according to Aemet. (translated)
A recent study from Northwestern University has identified 33 health diagnoses linked to extreme heat, revealing that their negative effects go beyond heatstroke and include kidney problems, metabolic disorders, and consequences for mental health, emphasizing the urgency of protecting vulnerable communities against this phenomenon exacerbated by climate change. (translated)
Six narwhals equipped with transmitters have allowed international scientists to gather more than 2,000 measurements of temperature and salinity in the waters off eastern Greenland, revealing the arrival of warm water from the Atlantic toward the glaciers and highlighting the phenomenon of 'atlantification.' (translated)
The article explores how various cultures around the world, from Iceland to Baltistan, celebrate emotional ceremonies to say goodbye to glaciers that are disappearing due to climate change. (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)
