UK Wildfire Crisis: 2,800 Heat Deaths, Worst Harvest Since 1984
Britain reels from 966 wildfires, record drought, and 2,800 heat deaths this summer. PM Burnham's 65 million pound emergency aid arrives as the cereal harv
Europe’s Wildfire Crisis: Record Heat and Drought Fuel Devastating Blazes Across Spain and France
In July 2026, Spain and France faced their fiercest wildfire season in recent memory, with massive blazes consuming hundreds of thousands of hectares and forcing evacuations of over 100,000 people. The fires came as Europe gripped a historic heat wave
July 2026 Just Broke America’s Heat Record—And Nighttime Lows Are the Real Killer
Last month, your air conditioner worked harder than it ever has. Millions of people lay awake at night, unable to cool down because the
San Leandro M3.8 Earthquake Shakes Bay Area: Hayward Fault Activity Reminder
USGS reports M3.8 earthquake struck 2.4 miles N of San Leandro at 8:30:06 AM Thursday. No major damage. Hayward Fault has 33% chance of
World Malaria Report 2023: Climate Change and its Role in Africa’s Malaria Surge According to WHO
As climate change continues to escalate global health issues, few challenges loom as large and as persistently as malaria, especially in Africa. The World Malaria Report 2023 from the World Health Organization
Tejal Somvanshi
Antarctica’s Cadman Glacier in Peril: Rapid Retreat Signals Climate Red Alert
The Antarctic, long perceived as a bastion against rapid climatic shifts, is yielding alarming signs of change. Recent research reveals the swift retreat of the Cadman Glacier, a poignant reminder of the
Govind Tekale
COP28 Controversy Escalates with UAE’s New Oil Lobbying Allegations
COP28, the conference of the world’s leaders, is taking place over two weeks, from November 30 to December 12, hosted by the UAE in Expo City, Dubai. This event brings together leaders
Bilal Bhutto
Why Scientists Are Warning Against a Reliance on Mechanical Devices to Clear Water Bodies of Plastic
A group of international scientists, including Professor Richard Thompson OBE FRS from the University of Plymouth, warned against the dependency on mechanical devices to get rid of plastic waste from water bodies.
Mohammed Shamil PM
Tonga Eruption’s Unseen Impact: How Earth’s Ozone Layer Took a Hit
On January 15, 2022, the South Pacific witnessed the explosive eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai (HTHH) volcano. This event was not only a geological marvel but also an atmospheric anomaly, with
Red Cross Rises to 2023’s Climate Challenge: Inside the Record Year of Disasters
In 2023, the American Red Cross has been at the forefront of addressing an escalating climate emergency. The year has seen an unprecedented 23 billion-dollar disasters in the U.S., ranging from severe
WMO Sounds Alarm: Global CO2 Levels Hit Record 50% Above Pre-Industrial Era
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reported that in 2022, global averaged concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2), the most significant greenhouse gas, were 50% above pre-industrial levels for the first time. This trend
America’s First Commercial Carbon Capture Facility by Heirloom Redefines Eco-Innovation
Climate change, impacting ecosystems, weather patterns, and biodiversity, demands innovative solutions. Carbon capture technology emerges as a promising response to escalating carbon dioxide emissions, symbolizing a commitment to sustainable environmental coexistence. Heirloom,
Oil giant Shell suing Greenpeace for $2.1m in damages over fossil fuel protest in North Sea
Dutch oil company Shell is suing Greenpeace for millions of dollars in damages following a protest that occurred earlier this year. Shell is seeking $2.1 million in damages, which includes legal costs,
Farheen Memon
COP28 in Dubai: A Pivotal Moment for Climate Action as Nations Debate Global Stocktake
The first global Global Stocktaking of the progress made on containing climate change, expected to conclude in the UN summit in Dubai in a few weeks, has received polarizing views from nations