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Smoke rises from a forest during a wildfire.

August 22, 2026

Climate·Disaster·Environment·Europe·News

Rain Buys Time as Belgium’s Record Wildfire Hits Peat Bogs

Rain over eastern Belgium on Monday gave firefighters their first real break in the country’s largest wildfire on record, which had pushed close to the German border. Crews said the blaze in

Art gallery interior with paintings displayed on white walls and visitors walking through — illustration of climate activism targeting cultural objects

Environment·Technology

Does Targeting Art Help Climate Activism New Study Examines Public Attention

A 2025 study published in the Journal of Environmental Management, titled “Art as a target for climate activism: Does it raise public attention?” and authored by Vincenzo Alfano and Massimo Guarino, used weekly Google Trends data across Western countries to

August 21, 2026

UK’s Drought Crisis Deepens as Rain Finally Approaches

Environment·Weather

Sixty days without a drop of rain. Then the forecast finally changes. But will it be enough to end the drought? Large parts of

Perth Extreme Heat Alert: Bureau of Meteorology Issues High Temperature Warning

Australia·Environment·Weather

Bureau of Meteorology warns Perth of extreme heat conditions. Temperature records at risk as dangerous heatwave moves into Western Australia. Safety advisories issued for

Climate

Record-Breaking Heat: January 2025 Becomes Earth’s Warmest Month in 175 Years

Climate change has caused persistent heating on planet Earth. January 2025 is recorded as the warmest January in 175 years. A run of extraordinary heat extended to January. An average global temperature

Rahul Somvanshi

February 18, 2025

Global product generated at 1km resolution using data for the period Jan-Dec 2024.

India·Space

ISRO’s EOS-06 Enhances Ocean Monitoring with Advanced Imaging

India’s space agency ISRO is now watching over our oceans better than ever before. Their satellite EOS-06, launched in late 2022, takes pictures of tiny ocean plants called phytoplankton every two days.

Rahul Somvanshi

February 7, 2025

Energy·USA

Grand Canyon’s 1 Million Acres Face Renewed Uranium Mining Threat

A new Interior Department order threatens to reopen uranium mining near the Grand Canyon, setting up a clash between energy development and environmental protection. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum’s directive calls for a

Sunita Somvanshi

February 7, 2025

🌊 Miami's Sinking Skyline: A Hidden Crisis

Architecture·Climate

Miami High-Rises Sinking: 35 Buildings Dropping Up to 8cm Since 2016

Recent findings from the University of Houston show that several of Miami’s waterfront high-rises are slowly sinking into the ground. Since 2016, 35 buildings have sunk by up to eight centimeters (three

Karmactive Staff

January 30, 2025

Smoggy cityscape with industrial pollution.

Energy·News·USA

New York Targets Big Polluters With $3 Billion Annual Fund for Climate Crisis, Public Health, and Extreme Weather

The Governor of the State of New York, Kathy Hochul, approved a law on December 26th, 2024 that requires companies that significantly contributed to greenhouse gas emissions to invest in projects to

Sunita Somvanshi

January 19, 2025

Two climate protesters painted Charles Darwin's grave orange to warn that Earth is getting dangerously hot.

Activism·News

Climate Activists Deface Darwin’s Grave as Global Temperatures Surpass 1.5°C Threshold.

Two climate protesters painted Charles Darwin’s grave orange to warn that Earth is getting dangerously hot. The Just Stop Oil activists wrote “1.5 is dead” on the white marble grave at Westminster

Govind Tekale

January 16, 2025

Agriculture

Ghana Study: Shade Trees Key to Climate-Resilient Cocoa Farming

A two-year field study in Ghana’s northern cocoa belt has revealed crucial insights into building climate-resistant cocoa farming systems through strategic shade tree integration. The research, funded by the German Research Foundation

Karmactive Staff

December 30, 2024

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