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The authors of a new report suggest that an average global surface temperature recorded in July may have been the highest seen on Earth in 100,000 years.

<p>In a year marked by wildfire, catastrophic flooding, and deadly weather events, an international team of scientists has updated its influential 2019 World Scientists Warning of a Climate Emergency report, which has been cosigned by over 15,000 scientists representing 163 countries. According to the team, “life on planet Earth is under siege” and “we are now in uncharted territory.”</p>

A coalition of thousands of scientists has updated its 2019 World Scientists Warning of a Climate Emergency, saying the earth is entering “uncharted territory” with its capacity to support life “under siege.” In the report, the more than 15,000 signers wrote that the recent shattering of numerous temperature records indicate serious threats to the planet’s “vital signs.”…

Politicians will say almost anything to get elected, including telling a lot of lies.

Climate change represents a planetary existential threat that jeopardizes human life and the lives of countless other species

If nothing is to change we will be facing half of the humanity owerweight by 2035

Cooperation is fundamental to our success, and only by uniting as a human family, on all levels from local to global, can we hope to achieve an equitable and concordant future on our Mother Planet.

My Climate party will take on 110 Conservative candidates in the next election, says Ed Gemmell, leader of the Climate party

To come. the office issuing its first ever red heat warning for monday and tuesday. residents are flocking to beaches and whatever they can to escape the stifling heat. that threat turns deadly for at-risk populations like the elderly and the homeless. and this spain, farmers struggling to save their livelihoods, the drought wiping out grains and other crops, adding to food shortages amid rising inflation. >> translator: depending on the areas and lands, some have resisted it better than others....

WINCHESTER University’s vice-chancellor has signed an open letter to the Prime Minister calling for stronger leadership in the face of catastrophic climate change and growing ecological collapse. Professor Joy Carter CBE DL has backed the letter from Scientists Warning Europe (SWE) which endorses the letter from former Nasa scientist, James Hansen, which also called on Boris Johnson to step up and lead the world in solving the climate crisis. SWE calls for Mr Johnson to table a much ear...