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Floods, fires and record-breaking heat demand a response from politicians, as well as Pope Francis

Households can experience significant financial strain through pressures to income and expenses due to climate hazards, a report from the U.S. Department

The Guardian view on the hottest September: the climate must be prioritised | Editorial

The human-caused climate crisis continues to be driven to new extremes by the continued burning of fossil fuels

Last month was so hot, scientists are struggling to find words for it.

Dow and S&P close at lowest levels in months; Zooms evolution; E-bike sales take off; Employer student loan relief; Find My iPhone is facilitating abuse; and more

The global average temperature for September broke records by such an absurd margin that climate experts are struggling to describe the phenomenon. "This

Https://youtu.be/ANBHZfH4l6M?si=BnEeVKov5XwNCx_e In 2014, John Cook and I were interviewing one of the planet's most respected and widely quoted Glacier experts Eric Rignot, when he dropped a sentence that left our jaws on the floor, and had reverberations well beyond the room for some months. Related to the West Antarctica Ice Sheet, he said, "Look, we've…

El Niño & record heat make winter unpredictable for Americans. Cold front & storms to bring relief, but winter outlook uncertain due to El Niño. | World News

The Earth’s average temperature last month was almost a full degree hotter than the previous record for September, according to the Washington Post.