Ladies and gentlemen, we already know quite a lot about the tragic flood in Nepal, and in short, it looked like this: climate change is weakening glaciers even in the Himalayas, a massive fragment detached from one of them, which triggered an avalanche of ice, rocks, and water that fell into the river, creating a gigantic and... (translated)
The number of flood victims in Nepal is rising, where more than 1,000 people have died, and 4,462 people are still missing, including many foreigners. (translated)
Wywiadownia gospodarcza Montel : Niemcy 🇩🇪 rozważają uruchomienie el. węglowych by obniżyć ceny energii. Tak, bo wegiel jest dużo tańszy, nawet z ETS. A bez ETS to OZE nie ma czego szukać. Zieloni dwoją się i troją by nie zostały uruchomione by obniżyć ceny, bo wówczas ich budowana od lat narracja upada. #energia #zmianaklimatu #węgiel
This year's summer in Germany turned out to be record-breaking due to extreme heat, which led to severe drought, a drop in water levels, and an estimated 15,800 deaths related to high temperatures. (translated)
This year's summer in Germany set heat records, reaching the highest temperatures in recorded history, which led to serious consequences such as droughts and forest fires. (translated)
Painful heat waves, sudden and intense temperature drops, and other extreme weather events limit the range of over 500 bird species in North America, while also impacting biodiversity – according to a study published in the journal "Global." (translated)
Scientists from the World Weather Attribution consortium warn that climate change is leading to extremely high temperatures in European seas, with values reaching 6 degrees Celsius higher than the average, which has a negative impact on ecosystems, increases jellyfish populations, and raises the risk of extreme weather events. (translated)
Poland reduced CO2 emissions in the first quarter of this year by 0.7% year-on-year. This was achieved despite the freezing winter and higher snowfall than the previous year. Thus, Poland has joined the group of 11 EU countries where emissions decreased the most. The leader was Bulgaria with (translated)
Reform UK's deputy leader, Richard Tice, sparked controversy with his statements about climate change, claiming it is a natural phenomenon and advocating for adaptation rather than striving for climate neutrality, which has faced sharp criticism from politicians and environmental organizations in light of this year's heatwave consequences in the UK. (translated)
It is worth emphasizing: climate change is not a change from 27 to 25°C on the thermometer. It is a record heat wave in April, frost in May, a record heat wave in June, torrential rains and flooding in July, and a record heat wave in August. And winter without snow. (translated)
The average sea surface temperature, measured at a depth of 10 meters, was 20.96 degrees Celsius in July. This measurement included all the world's oceans excluding polar regions. Average air temperatures at the Earth's surface in July 2026 were (translated)
Scientists from the United Kingdom have made a breakthrough by genetically modifying lettuce and tobacco to produce myoglobin, which could revolutionize the meat substitute market and contribute to more sustainable protein production, reducing the negative impact on the environment. (translated)
Record heat in East Asia, including South Korea and Japan, is causing huge losses in agriculture and dramatic consequences, such as the death of livestock and people, which scientists say is a result of advancing global warming. (translated)
El Niño is approaching historical records, which may impact the weather in Poland, while Europe struggles with wildfires related to global warming that have so far burned over 500,000 hectares of land. (translated)
In my family, there was a person in the hospital in Warsaw, supposedly the heat is unbearable, people are fainting, procedures are being canceled. This is exactly #ClimateChange. (translated)
Climate change is costing Europe more and more. So far, wildfires have consumed at least 3 billion euros. (translated)
Expert Jakub Wiech warns that extreme heat negatively affects the Polish economy and energy sector, which requires Europe to adapt to the new climate reality, including limiting production in certain sectors due to low water levels in rivers. (translated)
Szymon Bujalski in his article points out that the acceptance of extreme effects of climate change, such as record fires and heatwaves in Europe, leads to social apathy and ignoring the consequences, even though these phenomena should mobilize action for environmental protection. (translated)
This year's El Niño has a chance of becoming the strongest in history, but its direct impact on the weather in Poland will be limited, and Poles will feel its effects more in rising food prices than in atmospheric conditions. (translated)
Fires in Southern Europe, particularly in France and Spain, have reached an unprecedented scale, creating their own weather in the form of pyrocumulonimbus clouds, which is a result of extreme weather conditions and prolonged heatwaves, and scientists suggest that the intensity of these fires is comparable to the force of several atomic bombs. (translated)
