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New research by Stefan Rahmstorf reveals global warming is accelerating at twice its previous rate, potentially breaching 1.5°C by 2028

Global Warming; Humanity Heating The Earth Faster Than Ever Before

New research by Stefan Rahmstorf reveals global warming is accelerating at twice its previous rate, potentially breaching 1.5°C by 2028
New research from the University of East Anglia reveals that tropical and subtropical cities are warming faster than rural areas due to intensifying urban heat islands, posing major health risks as global temperatures rise.

Rising Heat: Tropical Cities Projected to Warm Faster Than Rural Areas

New research from the University of East Anglia reveals that tropical and subtropical cities are warming faster than rural areas due to intensifying urban heat islands, posing major health risks as global temperatures rise.
A University of Oxford study warns that 3.79 billion people will face extreme heat by 2050. Learn how 2°C warming impacts global health, infrastructure, and energy

Half the World Faces Extreme Heat by 2050; Oxford

About 3.79 billion people will face extreme heat by 2050, warns a University of Oxford study. This represents nearly half of the...
BBNJ agreement, high seas treaty, marine biodiversity protection, UNCLOS BBNJ, ocean governance 2026

Oceans Hit Record Heat in 2025

Earth's oceans absorbed record 23 Zetta Joules of heat in 2025—equivalent to 37 years of global energy use—driving sea-level rise, extreme weather. International study warns of accelerating warming trends since 1990s.
Record winter heat domes hit US (20°C+ anomalies) and Iceland (19.8°C Dec high). High-pressure ridges plus global warming fuel "winterless Christmas.

Winterless Christmas 2025: US and Europe Shatter Records with Heatwaves

Record winter heat domes hit US (20°C+ anomalies) and Iceland (19.8°C Dec high). High-pressure ridges plus global warming fuel "winterless Christmas.
A landmark international study in the Pacific Ocean explores the impact of deep-sea mining for critical metals, revealing significant local biodiversity loss alongside the discovery of hundreds of new species.

Fishing Fleets Hints at Marine Heatwave

UC Santa Cruz study uses VMS data from fishing fleets to track marine heatwaves' impact on tuna. Early warnings prevent fishery disasters in warming oceans
Exposure to high temperatures above 86°F can delay early childhood literacy and numeracy skills, especially in disadvantaged communities, reveals global research.

Climate Change Heat Waves Delay Early Childhood Development Globally

Exposure to high temperatures above 86°F can delay early childhood literacy and numeracy skills, especially in disadvantaged communities, reveals global research.
New research from the University of East Anglia reveals that tropical and subtropical cities are warming faster than rural areas due to intensifying urban heat islands, posing major health risks as global temperatures rise.

Extreme Heat Reshapes Asia-Pacific Disaster Landscape

ESCAP's 2025 report warns extreme heat drives Asia-Pacific disasters, projecting $498B losses by 2100. Discover urban heat risks
A University of Oxford study warns that 3.79 billion people will face extreme heat by 2050. Learn how 2°C warming impacts global health, infrastructure, and energy

Heatwaves Expected to Intensify for a Millennium Even After Net Zero

New research warns heatwaves will grow hotter, longer, and more frequent over the next 1,000 years if net zero carbon emission targets are delayed.
A joint FAO-WMO report highlights how extreme heat damages crops, stresses livestock, depletes fisheries, and threatens 1.23 billion livelihoods globally.

Extreme Heat Poses Growing Risks to Agrifood Systems and People

Extreme heat severely damages crops, livestock, and fisheries, threatening the livelihoods of an estimated 1.23 billion people. Agricultural communities endure the brunt,...