The climate phenomenon El Niño is intensifying and could become one of the strongest events of this kind, having significant effects on global climate and causing extreme weather conditions until 2027. (translated)

The UN has warned that the El Niño phenomenon could reach enormous dimensions, causing extreme climate changes globally and severely affecting vulnerable communities. (translated)

Eco-anxiety has increased by 20% in two years in France, affecting 15.1 million people now, according to a study by Obseca. (translated)

The summer of 2026 was the hottest ever recorded in France, with 53 days of heatwave and temperatures reaching 40 °C in several regions, foreshadowing potentially catastrophic climate change by 2100. (translated)

Non sanno cos'è un ghiacciaio, pensano che permafrost sia un personaggio d'animazione, non conoscono lo zero termico, né hanno idea di una frana, però scrivono. Sono sicuro che ce ne è ancora qualcuno che "è sempre stato caldo" o "e allora Annibale come ha fatto?" #Ghiacciai #Clima #Informazione
El Niño is being supersized before our eyes. The science is clear: Sea surface temperatures are rising, temperatures keep climbing & the world is in the danger zone of extreme weather. The race now is between rising risks & our commitment to take #ClimateAction & protect #ElNino #ClimateCrisis #ExtremeWeather #Nospecificcountrycodesarementionedinthetweet.
Tens of thousands of residents in Toronto are without electricity due to exceptionally intense storms that have caused flooding and significant damage in the largest city in Canada. (translated)

A new United Nations report warns that exceeding the threshold of 1.5 °C of increase in the average global temperature is now inevitable and requires urgency in the adoption of climate policies and emission reduction to avoid disastrous consequences. (translated)

Monique Barbut, Minister of Ecological Transition, claims that France was no less prepared than its European neighbors for the summer heatwaves, which have led to record temperatures. (translated)

The summer of 2026 was declared the hottest ever recorded in France, with record heatwaves and major wildfires, prompting authorities to promote climate change adaptation measures. (translated)

🚨🇫🇷☀️ ALERTE INFO | la France a connu son « été le plus chaud jamais enregistré ». (ministre de la Transition écologique) https://t.co/odEK3Mk80e #France #Climat #Chauffage
The ongoing El Niño episode promotes the simultaneous appearance of two powerful hurricanes, Lowell and Karina, as well as a tropical storm threatening the Pacific, with forecasts indicating that this phenomenon could further strengthen and last until February 2027. (translated)

The government is putting up Carbon tax, they say, to push people into public transport. And then they put up the price of public transport which will push people back into cars. In reality its all about money. https://t.co/2AHIrNqtb7 #CarbonTax #PublicTransport #ClimateFinance #Nospecificcountrycodesarementionedinthetweet.
In the episode of the podcast Wilson, they discuss the gravity of the current climate crisis, highlighting the record heat summer in Europe and the urgency of addressing the issue with data and facts rather than slogans. (translated)

Climatologist Françoise Vimeux warns that the El Niño phenomenon, now firmly established and of an intensity never seen before, could cause temperature anomalies of up to four degrees by the end of the year. (translated)

“A ciência é inequívoca: o planeta está a entrar em águas desconhecidas, e essas águas estão a aquecer. As temperaturas da superfície do mar estão a atingir níveis recorde, os termómetros continuam a subir e encontramo-nos numa zona de alto risco onde os eventos climáticos extremos estão a tornar-se a nova normalidade”
@ultimoranet Potete fare tutti gli accordi che volete, ma se India, Cina, USA, Brasile e altre nazioni enormi e inquinanti continuano a fare cosa vogliono, non serviranno a nulla. Ah no, scordavo: noi salveremo il pianeta con le cannucce di carta e i tappi che non si staccano 🤡 #Clima #Ambiente #Sostenibilità
La Terra è ormai prossima a superare la soglia di riscaldamento considerata sicura dall’Accordo di Parigi del 2015. È quanto emerge da un nuovo rapporto dell’Onu, che avverte. Secondo gli esperti, l’obiettivo ora è limitare il più possibile il riscaldamento e riportare successivamente le temperature sotto la soglia di sicurezza. #clima #riscaldamento #sostenibilità