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Like ending extreme poverty and tacking climate change. Tackling. And president s and Prime Ministers will take the opportunity to seize the global spotlight, including us President Joe Biden who arrived On Sunday Evening in new york. Earlier i spoke to michael bociurkiw, Global Affairs analyst and non resident Senior Fellow at the atlantic council, about what we can expect from the week ahead. Lets touch on whos not going to be there. First french president Emmanuel Macron, british Prime Minist...

Times its capacity. Congested, chaotic, some trying any futile way to get free. Today, two new arrivals, rather more planned the italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and the eu president Ursula Von Der Leyen, to see for themselves the turmoil at europes door. Italys leader is under pressure. Elected with promises to curb migration, numbers are now double the same period last year. Translation what is at stake here is the future, the future that europe wants to set for itself, and it is very imp...

A key indicator of Antarctic sea ice levels has hit a record low, according to preliminary research. Antarctica’s peak sea ice level this year, 6.55 million square miles, was the lowest in the 45-year satellite record, the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) has found. “It’s not just a record-breaking year, it’s an extreme…

Despite a record-breaking snowpack this winter, in May 2023 snow-covered area for the western United States was only 106 precent of average, ranking eighth in the 23-year-satellite record.

Snow-covered area for the western United States hit another record for April, the second month in a row since the satellite record began in 2001. With longer days, more sun, and increasing temperatures in the coming months, concerns arise for how quickly the snowpack may melt in California with potential for flood risks.

Continuing the trend of recent months, the western United States received significant snowfall in February 2023, helping to improve drought conditions in the West. Despite dominance of a La Niña conditions, current snowpack patterns resemble those characteristic of El Niño years. 

Everything to play for in terms of not allowing those consequences to get significantly worse, so i think... i dont see it as a negative thing and i dont like its absolutely not the case that we are doomed whatever happens it will be catastrophic, that is not the case. there will be consequences no question, there already are but if we take action now and i mean really deep and profound action in terms of our mission a mission pathways —— e mission pathways, we can mitigate against the chang...

Much, much bigger than andrew. andrew, the worst of the storm passed 25 miles south of miami. it was terrible for homestead. but, again, downtown miami, miami beach was spared the worst of andrew. this thing could still plow right into tampa bay some time late tomorrow, sunday night. and by some measures this is the third most intense storm in atlantic history. theres something called a.c.e., accumulated cyclone energy, its the size of the storm, intensity and integrated over time this is the th...

Purpose for moving them. but if theres no satellite watching this area of the indian ocean, then there would be no satellite record of the appearance of this flight. so i think what we are now dealing with as journalists and investigators is, what kind of equipment is necessary. if we are faced with this unprecedented challenge of the vastness of the indian ocean, i think well-equipped as the u.s. navy is, it may need the help of others, too, because the area is so great and if the plane flew on...

Monsoons, that is what was predicted to happen as the planet warms up, but its also at the cutting edge of research in assigning mechanisms to anyone of these things. thinking about it long term, the satellite record and other records tell us 2010 is already on track to be the warmest year of all-time. it does look like its warming up. but in terms of saying the heat wave in russia was specifically caused by global warming, that takes the benefit of hindsight. >> we will only know what is happen...