Scientists say the planetary-scale ocean phenomenon could raise sea levels along the coast by up to a foot as a strong El Niño develops, according to the Guardian.
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Scientists have produced a new map of the terrain beneath the Greenland Ice Sheet that links hundreds of valleys previously missed or left fragmented by earlier surveys.
Above-average temperatures continue at the start of the week before wetter, windier conditions move in for parts of the UK.
An analysis found 81% of England's fresh produce is concentrated in regions already experiencing water stress.
Solar and wind provide cheap but intermittent power, and increasing battery capacity could solve the problem of price stability and dependence on fossil fuels.
Experts say climate shocks, conflict, and a global fuel crisis are compounding the impact of US aid cuts and higher interest rates, leaving humanitarian agencies less able to respond to rising food prices.
The FarmFlux mission will use more than a dozen sensors to measure ozone, methane, ammonia and other pollutants rising from agricultural land.
More than 260 rallies are scheduled across France to demand an urgent climate action plan, joined by NGOs, unions and political parties.
An unusually strong El Niño has fueled an active Pacific storm season even as the Atlantic has yet to record a single full-blown hurricane.
Antonio Guterres warned that developing countries face mounting debt, climate pressures, and technological gaps that threaten progress toward sustainable development.
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Most areas experienced drought and heatwaves this summer, but temperatures and rainfall varied significantly by region.
Almost 241,500 acres have burned since January 1, a total 49% above the previous record for this point in the year.
A Guardian editorial argues that a "Godzilla-level" El Niño combined with human failures could cause hundreds of thousands of deaths and leave millions hungry, framing the crisis as a matter of injustice as much as weather.
Researchers combined weather data and damage statistics with economic modeling to estimate the financial toll of this year's summer heat across Europe.
Emine Erdogan accompanied President Recep Tayyip Erdogan during his official visit for the 81st UN General Assembly session.
Following the death of a Fijian rugby player in Japan, questions are mounting about how sport manages the risks of heat exposure.
The death of a Fijian rugby player in Japan in August has intensified scrutiny of how extreme heat affects athletes competing in high-intensity sports.