Climate Change

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Storm Pedro: France Under Water, Record Rainfall Since 1959 Science

Storm Pedro: France Under Water, Record Rainfall Since 1959

France has recorded 37 consecutive days of rain – a record since 1959 – and Storm Pedro has caused historic flooding, forcing Bordeaux to activate its...

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Storm Pedro Triggers Historic Floods Along France's Garonne Science

Storm Pedro Triggers Historic Floods Along France's Garonne

Southwestern France is enduring its worst flooding in decades after 35 consecutive days of rain and Storm Pedro pushed the Garonne River to a record 1...

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China's Solar Capacity Set to Overtake Coal in 2026 Science

China's Solar Capacity Set to Overtake Coal in 2026

For the first time in history, China's installed solar power capacity is projected to surpass coal in 2026, marking a watershed moment in the global e...

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Global Climate Action Falls Short: Emissions Gap Remains Vast After COP30 Science

Global Climate Action Falls Short: Emissions Gap Remains Vast After COP30

Despite COP30 commitments from 119 countries representing 74 percent of global emissions, current national climate plans deliver less than 15 percent...

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Beyond Crisis: UN Declares the World Has Entered an Era of Global Water Bankruptcy Technology

Beyond Crisis: UN Declares the World Has Entered an Era of Global Water Bankruptcy

A landmark United Nations report has formally declared the world has moved beyond a water crisis into a state of 'global water bankruptcy,' where dama...

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The World's Forests Are Becoming Dangerously Uniform as Fast-Growing 'Sprinter' Trees Take Over Science

The World's Forests Are Becoming Dangerously Uniform as Fast-Growing 'Sprinter' Trees Take Over

A sweeping global analysis of more than 31,000 tree species published in Nature Plants reveals that the world's forests are losing their diversity, wi...

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Hidden in the Soil: Common Iron Mineral Proves Far Better at Capturing Carbon Than Previously Known Technology

Hidden in the Soil: Common Iron Mineral Proves Far Better at Capturing Carbon Than Previously Known

New research reveals that iron oxides in soil can bind and protect up to 33% of organic carbon in topsoil, with the crystallinity of these minerals dr...

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From Courtrooms to City Halls: Youth Climate Lawsuits and Fossil Fuel Ad Bans Reshape the Climate Fight Technology

From Courtrooms to City Halls: Youth Climate Lawsuits and Fossil Fuel Ad Bans Reshape the Climate Fight

Swedish youth activists have launched a landmark legal challenge against their government's climate targets, while Amsterdam has become the first capi...

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