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CO2 emissions continued to increase in 2023 with now little chance of global warming staying under 1.5oC. Planting trees is part of the solution but only in the longer term.

According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, heavy rains and flash floods have affected nearly 1 million people in east Africa including over 300 000 displaced, in Kenya, Somalia, Burundi and Tanzania.

Delhis outdoor workers, low-income households bear brunt of deadly heat | Latest News India

To celebrate National Biodiversity Week, the IPCC are sharing some of the "surprising" to learn facts about bogland biodiversity.....

The threshold for a heatwave is met when the maximum temperature of a weather station reaches at least 40 degrees Celsius in the plains

...controlling our emissions, which has become the main goal of the UN and the Western world, may not have much effect on future climate.

Nuala Madigan from the Bog of Allen Nature Centre gives us the lowdown

Biodiversity is the variety of all life on earth and includes the largest tree in your local park, the blackbird in your garden, the worms in the soil, to the w...

By Alex Hager - KUNC , (Via AP Storyshare) Good news on the Colorado River is rare. Its reservoirs, the two largest in the country, have shrunk to record A new study is delivering a potential dose of optimism for the next 25 years of the Colorado River. The findings, published in the Journal of Climate, forecast a 70% chance the next quarter century will be wetter than the last.

CO2 emissions continued to increase in 2023 with now little chance of global warming staying under 1.5oC. Planting trees is part of the solution but only in the longer term.