Climate change can significantly reduce the content of beneficial omega-3 fatty acids in fish, which will affect their role as a symbol of a healthy diet and human health, especially in seafood-dependent regions. (translated)
The summer of 2026 in the United Kingdom was the hottest in recorded history, with an average temperature of 16.5 degrees Celsius, setting a new record, while England experienced five heatwaves and severe drought affecting 45 million people. (translated)
This year's summer in the UK set a temperature record, with five heatwaves and drought affecting millions of residents, highlighting the impact of climate change on the country. (translated)
Scientists have discovered that rising CO2 emissions in the atmosphere affect the chemical composition of human blood, which may lead to adverse health effects in the next 50 years. (translated)
Scientists from the University of Michigan warn that the current El Niño is the strongest in 1,000 years, which is associated with global warming. (translated)
The new report "State of the Climate" reveals alarming data about record levels of greenhouse gases, extreme temperatures, and further glacier melting, indicating a whole array of concerning climate changes in 2025. (translated)
This summer in Europe, at least 35,000 excess deaths caused by heat were recorded, with over 25,000 occurring in countries such as France, Spain, and Germany, as a result of record heatwaves in the region. (translated)
Experts warn that record sea and ocean temperatures, reaching the highest levels in history, pose a serious threat to local ecosystems in Europe, including Poland, where they may lead to species extinction and exacerbate the climate crisis. (translated)
The IPCC report indicates that by the end of the 21st century, Poland may face a significant rise in sea levels, which threatens low-lying areas along the Baltic, especially the Vistula Marshes, with the possibility of flooding extensive areas of northern Poland in unfavorable scenarios. (translated)
Climate change and drought in key wheat-growing regions could lead to a threefold increase in its prices, reaching around 364 dollars per ton with a global warming of 3 degrees Celsius, which has significant consequences for food security worldwide. (translated)
This year's heat in Switzerland is leading to dramatic glacier melting, with a projection that by the end of summer around 30 of them will disappear, which poses a threat to the region's water resources in the coming years. (translated)
On Saturday, the highest recorded ocean surface temperature in history was noted at 21.1 degrees Celsius, which, combined with the strong El Niño phenomenon, poses a serious threat to marine ecosystems and coastal communities, signaling an increasing burden on the oceans related to the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. (translated)
A new international study shows that the Antarctic ice sheet gained 695 billion metric tons of mass between 2021 and 2023, which slows down the long-term loss of ice in the context of global warming. (translated)
The article discusses record high temperatures of seas and oceans, which pose a serious threat to ecosystems, and their effects, related to anthropogenic climate change, will also impact Poland. (translated)
Thousands of whales, including humpbacks, finbacks, and dwarf baleen whales, are massing off the eastern coast of Greenland, voraciously feeding, which is a result of melting sea ice and a signal of radical changes in the marine ecosystem of the region. (translated)
Kazakhstan, struggling with extreme drought, plans to use cloud seeding technology in an area of 9,110 square kilometers, raising controversies and concerns from other countries in Central Asia about potential negative effects on the region. (translated)
As a result of the development of an extensive "heat dome" over the United States, 100 million people are struggling with extreme heat, which is associated with severe storms, flooding, and the threat of drought affecting the regions. (translated)
Greece is introducing a support program for fishermen aimed at combating invasive, toxic pufferfish that threaten local ecosystems and fisheries, and their presence is a result of climate change. (translated)
A dangerous fire broke out in Omis, Croatia, leading to the evacuation of residents and tourists, as well as 19 people injured, while firefighters effectively contained the fire in the area, despite the complicated situation caused by the heat and drought related to climate change. (translated)
In July 2026, record temperatures were recorded in Siberia, exceeding 35 degrees Celsius in some regions, which significantly deviates from the average values from 1991 to 2020, while in the Arctic there were differences, including the hottest temperatures in Hudson Bay and Greenland. (translated)
