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Extreme weather events and record-low water levels are uncovering forgotten historical treasures and World War Two shipwrecks across Europe.
Climate Change
71 trends tracked about this subject — the full history, oldest to newest below.
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In One Week During Europe’s Record Heat Wave, Deaths Increased by 16,000
A record-breaking heat wave across Europe has resulted in a sharp increase of 16,000 deaths within a single week.
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AI’s Impact on the Environment Is Absolutely Horrifying, New Paper Finds
A new research paper and multiple reports highlight the severe environmental toll of AI and its potential to increase fossil fuel emissions.
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Why Europe Keeps Being Pummeled by Heat Waves
Europe is grappling with the compounding economic and environmental impacts of recurring summer heatwaves, affecting power, productivity, and insurance.
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What you need to know about the water crisis in Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico faces severe water rationing as outlets examine the man-made failures and climate pressures behind the crisis.
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AI’s climate problem is worse than we thought
Recent reporting indicates artificial intelligence's environmental toll extends deeper into the oil sector than previously understood.
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AI Could Help Fossil Fuel Companies Create More Emissions
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State of the Climate: A Dimming, Overheated Planet, With Degraded Oceans
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Drought declared in 'almost three-quarters' of England, UK government says
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State of the Climate: A Dimming, Overheated Planet, With Degraded Oceans
Record ocean heat, soaring greenhouse gases and dimming skies signal a climate tipping point in 2025, per a wave of global reports.
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Droughts Are Getting So Intense That Ancient Ruins Are Beginning to Surface From Dried Up Rivers
Severe droughts are causing ancient ruins and historical artifacts to emerge from dried-up riverbeds.
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Marine heatwaves strike as climate change plays out ‘in front of our eyes’
Marine heatwaves and scorching temperatures strike Europe and global oceans, driving economic and environmental strain.
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World’s seas have hit hottest temperature on record for July, say scientists
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Amazon's new Texas AI data center will include massive amounts of air pollution
Amazon's new Texas AI data center project is drawing major scrutiny over its potential to generate massive air pollution.
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How the hard reality of climate change hit Europe's economy this summer
Western Europe sets new temperature records amid intense heat waves and wildfires.
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Europe Braces for Another Heat Wave. Here’s What to Know.
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New Amazon Data Center Is Set to Have the Most Polluting Power Plant in the U.S.
Amazon's plan for a Texas-based data center powered by a massive gas plant sparks concerns over its status as a top U.S. climate polluter.
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Climatologist says incoming El Niño winter could be wettest on record in California
Climate scientists warn a unprecedented 'super El Niño' winter threatens severe flooding across the western United States and global commodities.
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Extensive climate-induced range shifts in butterflies across the globe
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This summer isn’t breaking heat records -- yet. Wait till El Nino kicks in, scientists say
Scientists warn that while current summer temperatures have not yet broken records, the impending arrival of El Nino is expected to increase global heat.
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Europe heat wave fuels drought, fires and energy fears
A severe heat wave across Europe is triggering a cascade of droughts, wildfires, and energy instability, driving summer power prices to winter peaks.
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South-eastern Europe faces heatwave energy crunch as Romania detonates Danube rock to increase water flow
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Rising seas are inundating US coastal wetlands, putting many on track to become open water
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What Has Scientists 'Shaking in Their Boots' on Wildfires
Recent coverage examines what has scientists deeply alarmed regarding worsening wildfires and extreme heat.
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‘Do You Think if I Had a Job I Would Have Gone?’
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Scientists detect a sharp acceleration in global warming
Recent scientific studies indicate that Earth's global warming rate has sharply accelerated over the past decade.
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South Korea has hottest day on record amid extreme weather globally
South Korea has recorded its highest ever temperature as a record heatwave spreads across the peninsula, triggering severe emergency warnings.
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Wildfires spread across Greece, conditions worsen in France and Spain
Extreme summer weather across Europe has triggered massive wildfires in Greece and forced a nuclear plant closure in Hungary due to drought.
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UN, scientists warn that strong El Nino will add fuel to ‘a planet already on fire’
The United Nations and scientists warn that a strong El Niño event will intensify existing global heating, adding fuel to a planet already on fire.
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Satellites spy penguin poop on Danger Islands photo of the day for July 30, 2026
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How mosquitoes are conquering the world
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Human-caused climate change made Spanish, French fires much more likely, scientists calculate
Scientific analysis reveals human-caused climate change significantly intensified recent monster wildfires across Spain and France.
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Europe Gets a Taste of the Wildfire Blame Game ? Climate & Energy for July 30
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Why Europe, the world’s fastest-warming continent, was primed to burn this summer
Europe faces a devastating summer of heat waves and wildfires as the continent warms twice as fast as the global average.
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European wildfires provoke backlash against climate policies
Severe European wildfires trigger intense political backlash and stark warnings over fragile disaster responses.
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This El Niño Is on Track to Become the Strongest on Record by a ‘Mind-Blowing Margin’
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Prince William interrupts family break to share 'devastating' statement
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Warming seas have less oxygen. California experts say that's really bad.
Scientists warn that warming seas are spreading a silent oxygen crisis and altering vital biogeochemical cycles.
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Power Grids Reach Tipping Point as 100F Weather, US Data Center Boom Stress Aging Networks
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Final stage of 2026 Tour de France shortened due to exceptional circumstances caused by wildfires
The 2026 Tour de France finale in Paris was shortened after exceptional circumstances involving wildfires forced a change to the final stage.
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Change to the route of the final stage
The final stage of the Tour de France undergoes an emergency route alteration as wildfires force security forces to redeploy.
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Rates of passerine body plan evolution in time and space
New AI-driven research suggests climate shifts may drive explosive bursts of evolution in passerine bird body plans.
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Spain records 70,000 hectares burned this year amid wildfires
Spain faces a critical wildfire crisis as 70,000 hectares have burned this year, with a massive blaze currently raging near Zaragoza.
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The deep ocean is changing our climate far faster than we realised
Tiny deep-ocean waves are altering global climate systems at an unexpected speed, according to new scientific findings.
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Scientists looked at Antarctica from the air. What they saw has them worried
Satellite imagery of penguin guano in Antarctica is revealing an unexpected dietary shift driven by global warming.
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Scientists sail to Greenland to study melting ice sheets
A high-tech UK-led scientific mission has set sail for Greenland to analyze glacier melt and its broader impacts on the global climate.
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After record heat, could the Atlantic make Britain's weather even more extreme?
Scientists are investigating whether a slowdown in Atlantic ocean currents could trigger extreme weather shifts across Britain, Europe, and North America.
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Battery-like device pulls CO₂ from air using electricity and saltwater chemistry
A new battery-like electrochemical device is utilizing saltwater chemistry and electricity to capture carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere.
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Around 252 million years ago, volcanoes across what is now Siberia erupted repeatedly for more than a million years, releasing perhaps 100,000 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide and helping wipe out roughly 90 per cent of marine species in the deadliest mas
New research links Siberian volcanic fury 252 Myr ago to massive CO₂ release and the Permian marine die‑off, echoing today’s climate alarms.
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Tiny waves in the deep ocean can affect the climate thousands of kilometres away
Scientists from Cambridge have identified that small-scale deep-ocean turbulence can influence global climate patterns thousands of kilometers away.
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Thousands may have died in UK's exceptional May and June heatwaves
Recent studies indicate that over 2,700 deaths occurred in England and Wales during exceptional May and June heatwaves.
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Tensions are heating up over a remote Arctic territory
Environmental shifts and geopolitical maneuvering are converging in Svalbard as the region faces record-breaking warmth and rising territorial tensions.
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Volcanoes and wildfires are adding water vapor to the stratosphere, raising climate concerns
New research indicates that volcanic eruptions and extreme wildfires are significantly increasing water vapor levels within the stratosphere.
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Scientists' plan to halt rare El Niño heatwave may trigger something unstoppable
Scientists are weighing a controversial cloud-brightening geoengineering strategy to mitigate a brewing Super El Niño, despite risks of unstoppable weather changes.
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Microsoft’s carbon emissions went up 25 percent last year
Microsoft's carbon emissions surged by 25% last year as the company's aggressive AI data center expansion collides with its stated climate goals.
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Scientists Say a Critical Ocean Current System May Already Be Past the Point of No Return
Researchers warn that a critical ocean current system may have already surpassed a point of no return, potentially intensifying storms in California.
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Great Barrier Reef again avoids 'in danger' label
UNESCO has opted to keep the Great Barrier Reef off its 'in danger' list, acknowledging management progress while demanding further environmental action.
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How Heat Affects the Brain
New reports highlight a rising correlation between extreme summer temperatures and various impacts on cognitive function and mental health.
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Sea level doesn’t rise at the same rate everywhere – we mapped where Antarctica’s ice melt would have the biggest impact
New satellite data reveals complex glacial melting patterns in Antarctica, prompting a shift toward localized impact mapping.
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Unprecedented European Heatwave Has Killed More Than 20,000, New Study Claims
7 news sources are covering this World story right now — PULSE is tracking how fast it spreads.