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California coastline facing flooding from super El Nino and Kelvin wave

September 30, 2026

California Flooding: Super El Nino, Kelvin Wave and Vetoed Levees Converge

California’s emergency just got worse. Hurricane Polo crashed into Baja California on September 29, sending its soaked remnants northward. At the same moment, the state faces something even more menacing: a Kelvin

Bangkok streets flooded after 300mm rain in 48 hours

Disaster·Weather·World

Bangkok declares a flood disaster across all 50 districts after 300mm of rain in 48 hours

Motorbikes stall mid-street as brown floodwater climbs past their wheels, and commuters wade home barefoot with their shoes held overhead. Bangkok has declared a flood disaster as roads across the city go under water, catching residents and travelers in a

September 26, 2026

Wisconsin September Heat Surge: Upper 80s, Mid-90s Heat Index, Thunderstorm Chances

News·Weather

Temperatures climbed into the upper 80s across Southeast Wisconsin on Wednesday, creating unusual early-September warmth that felt even hotter when humidity was factored in.

Gibby Fire Expands to 216 Acres: Orange County Shelter-in-Place, Highway Closures Extend

Disaster·News·Weather

LATEST UPDATE: September 2, 2026 A fast-moving wildfire erupted in Orange County on Wednesday, forcing shelter-in-place orders and road closures across a wide area.

Anthony Albanese and Chris Bowen standing at podiums with microphones outside Parliament House, flanked by Australian flags, during a press event on climate policy.

Australia·Climate·News·Policy

PM Albanese Calls 62-70% Climate Target ‘Sweet Spot’ While Greens Label It ‘Betrayal of Science’

Australia’s new climate pledge aims to cut emissions 62-70% by 2035 compared to 2005 levels. This target sits between our current 43% by 2030 goal and the promised net zero by 2050.

Govind Tekale

September 18, 2025

Security camera footage showing several people walking through an indoor corridor, likely seeking relief from extreme outdoor temperatures.

Europe·News·Weather

Spain Records 24.2°C Summer Average in 2025, Hottest Since 1961

Spain just lived through its hottest summer since records began in 1961, with temperatures soaring to dangerous levels across the country. The national weather agency AEMET reports the average summer temperature reached

Govind Tekale

September 18, 2025

Intense bushfire burning through eucalyptus trees on Kangaroo Island, South Australia, with bright orange flames spreading along the ground and through vegetation during the 2019-2020 fire season.

Australia·Climate·News

Australia Climate Report Shows 444% Heat Death Rise, $611B Property Loss Threat

Australia’s first National Climate Risk Assessment paints a stark picture of our future under different warming scenarios. This comprehensive 1,000-page report, involving hundreds of climate experts, maps how rising temperatures will reshape

Govind Tekale

September 16, 2025

Tree stumps and partially cleared forest area near the Negro river in the Brazilian Amazon, showing deforestation with remaining forest visible in the background.

Climate·Forest·Latin America·Nature

Amazon Deforestation Causes 74.5% of Rainfall Decline, Critical 10-40% Forest Loss Threshold Identified

Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon is responsible for approximately 74.5% of the reduction in rainfall and 16.5% of the temperature increase during the dry season, according to a Nature Communications study published

Karmactive Team

September 15, 2025

Research vessel Sikuliaq surrounded by Arctic ice floes with scientists conducting fieldwork on frozen surface during 2023 Chukchi Sea expedition to collect diatom samples from polar ice cores

Climate·Discovery·Science

Arctic Diatoms Move at -15°C: “Super Surprising” Life Breaks Temperature Records in Ice

Scientists have discovered that tiny algae inside Arctic ice aren’t just surviving – they’re actively moving at the coldest temperatures ever recorded for living cells. These single-celled algae, called diatoms, can glide

Govind Tekale

September 15, 2025

Black exhaust smoke billowing from a yellow bus with license plate CC 067 against a gray road surface

Climate·News·USA

EPA to End Greenhouse Gas Reporting: ‘$2.4B Savings’ vs ‘Blinds Americans to Climate Facts,’ Critics Say

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced plans to eliminate its Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP), a system that has tracked carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions from over 8,000 industrial

Govind Tekale

September 14, 2025

A row of white Nissan GT-R sports cars parked in an outdoor storage lot with forested hills and a transmission tower visible in the background under an overcast sky.

Climate·Europe·News

EU Accelerates 2035 Zero-Emission Review as Muller Warns ‘Rigid CO2 Regulation Jeopardizes Industry Competitiveness

The European Commission has decided to speed up its review of the 2035 zero-emission vehicle target, moving it from 2026 to the end of 2025. This change comes after meetings with automotive

Govind Tekale

September 14, 2025

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission headquarters building in Washington D.C., featuring a modern glass facade with American flags displayed at the entrance.

Climate·News·USA

SEC Climate Rule Frozen by Court as Trump Administration Halts Defense: 55% Drop in ESG Proposals

The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals put legal challenges to the SEC’s climate disclosure rule on hold Friday, waiting for the agency to clarify its plans for the controversial regulation. The court’s

Govind Tekale

September 13, 2025

The Bureau of Meteorology’s Darwin Airport Met Office building featuring a white radar dome, rooftop antennas and surrounding palm trees under a clear blue sky

Australia·Climate·News·Weather

BOM’s Relative Niño Index Reveals 71% Chance of La Niña by October 2025: What It Means for Eastern Australia

Forget the old ways of measuring ocean temperatures. The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has a brand new tool in its weather forecasting toolkit. Since September 2025, BOM meteorologists are using a “Relative

Rahul Somvanshi

September 12, 2025

Aerial view of deep blue ocean water with white foam creating a pattern through the center, showing waves and currents on the open sea.

Climate·Marine Life·UK

Oceans Absorbed 10% Less CO2 During 2023 Marine Heatwave, Equal to Half EU’s Annual Emissions

The world’s oceans absorbed 10% less carbon dioxide (CO2) than expected during the record-breaking marine heatwave of 2023, according to new research published in Nature Climate Change. A team led by ETH

Karmactive Staff

September 9, 2025

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