The article addresses the challenges of growing fruit trees in the era of climate change, recommending diversity in planting, proper conditions, and care for the trees to ensure their resilience to drought and extreme weather conditions. (translated)
Rescuers extricated two survivors from the tunnel of a hydroelectric power plant in Nepal, which was flooded during recent catastrophic floods, while more than 4,000 people are still missing and infrastructure damage amounts to approximately 387.5 billion Nepali rupees. (translated)
The tragic floods and landslides in Nepal, triggered by glacier melting, have led to extensive damage and a humanitarian crisis, with local residents facing a high level of uncertainty regarding future risks associated with climate change and needing a comprehensive approach to recovery and protection. (translated)
Tropical mosquitoes that can carry the Zika virus and dengue fever have bred in London for the first time, which experts attribute to climate change and warmer weather in the area. (translated)
Marek Stoniš (šéfredaktor Deníku To) stále nedokáže pobrat bazální fakt, že se různé části světa oteplují různě rychle. Pevniny rychleji než oceány. Polární oblasti rychleji než rovník. Nedokáže mu někdo tuto komplexní skutečnost vysvětlit? https://t.co/y98OWUdoQq #klimatickázměna #globálníoteplování #věda
Garden architect Ferdinand Leffler advises how to adapt Czech gardens to more frequent droughts and high temperatures by selecting resilient plants, proper soil care, and emphasizing diversity and shade. (translated)
According to the new forecast by the WMO, El Niño appears to be a very strong phenomenon, with sea surface temperatures in the Pacific significantly above average, which can have serious consequences for weather and climate worldwide. (translated)
Summer 2026 in Great Britain became the hottest in history with an average temperature of 16.5 °C, reflecting increasingly frequent records caused by climate change, while the country also faced extreme drought and a decline in precipitation. (translated)
Europe is recovering from a devastating summer full of climate extremes that claimed tens of thousands of human lives and caused financial damage amounting to billions of euros, while pressure is increasing on politicians to adopt effective measures against climate change. (translated)
The article focuses on the German government's response to hybrid attacks allegedly linked to Russia, the study of gifted students in Czech schools, and the impacts of climate change on the preparation of skiers for the new season. (translated)
The Czech Republic experienced the warmest summer in recorded history, with an average temperature of 22.7 °C, which is 4.9 °C higher than the reference period of 1961-1990, and recorded a record value of 41.9 °C at the end of June. (translated)
Scientists are beginning to closely study the catastrophic floods in Nepal, whose origin and extent, including the possible landslide of part of a mountain, remain not entirely clear, and which triggered waves reaching heights of over 100 meters and speeds of 167 km/h. (translated)
The article warns that droughts in the Czech Republic are not just a result of random variability in precipitation, but are exacerbated by climate change, which increases the likelihood of more frequent and intense drought periods, even despite short-term improvements in the situation due to rain. (translated)
Climate change increases the risk of disasters, such as the recent floods in the Himalayas, where it is believed that a melting glacier broke off and blocked the river, leading to subsequent devastating consequences. (translated)
The collapse of the glacier caused by the rapid melting of snow and ice in Nepal triggered a devastating flood that claimed at least 353 lives and left 1,500 missing. (translated)
By the way, if it is confirmed that the flood was caused by the collapse of a glacier, we can attribute it to global climate change, which destabilizes the Himalayas (just like most other parts of the planet) due to rising temperatures. It won't be the last time we see something like this. (translated)
The article analyzes how the Ministry of the Environment under the leadership of Igor Červený responds to drought and climate change in the Czech Republic and examines how billions of crowns are spent on measures aimed at water retention and adaptation strategies, while discussing the effectiveness of these steps. (translated)
The article by Samuel Kováčik emphasizes the seriousness of the climate crisis and the need for carbon neutrality, while criticizing widespread misconceptions about the causes of climate change that are linked to human activity, and warning of the increasing extreme weather fluctuations. (translated)
The world's oceans have reached the highest temperatures in recorded history, with an average daily temperature of 21.1 degrees Celsius, representing a record that highlights the increasing pressure on oceanic ecosystems and risks to coastal areas due to climate change. (translated)
This year's Earth Keeper shows a clear direction: sustainability and adaptation to climate change 🌍. Precision agriculture, agroforestry, and restoring water to the landscape are the only options to ensure a safe future for our soil and food. Great inspiration! #EarthKeeper (translated)
