5 h. ago Texas TV station removes clip showing Nazi book burning over Republican protests

Houston’s KPRC aired a report on Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District’s removal of chapters from textbooks about vaccines, climate change and diversity

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6 h. ago Droughts, floods and economic uncertainty: Portraits of the Wayuu people in northern Colombia

Climate change is rapidly altering the way of life of the Indigenous Wayuu people, a semi-nomadic Indigenous group living in the arid La Guajira region, which spans northern Colombia and Venezuela.

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6 h. ago Iconic Dutch skating race on thin ice as fans forced to watch rerun

Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport aired the race live in lounges

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7 h. ago Missing the cold, the Dutch relive highs and lows of famed skating race 40 years on

Climate change has put the prospect of an actual new edition of the Netherlands' iconic Elfstedentocht skating race over frozen canals and lakes on thin ice but it is relishing the drama of a previous competition on TV

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23 h. ago Climate change is shrinking glaciers faster than ever, with 7 trillion tons lost since 2000

A new and massive study finds that climate change is melting the world’s mountain glaciers faster than ever

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25 h. ago Turtles are changing their nesting patterns in response to climate change

Scientists say how long the cold-blooded sea creatures will be able to survive in a warming world remains ‘unclear’

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38 h. ago John Swinney's fury at Labour over energy is distraction from SNP's failures

The SNP still needs to get its own house in order as it calls on the UK government to follow through on key energy plans.

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39 h. ago Questions raised over Perth and Kinross Council climate committee's own sustainability

This week's Climate Change and Sustainability Committee meeting was removed from the calendar due to a lack of business; councillors will instead watch a presentation

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50 h. ago Melting glaciers caused almost 2cm of sea level rise this century, study reveals

Decades-long research shows world’s glaciers collectively lost 6.542tn tonnes of ice between 2000 and 2023Melting glaciers have caused almost 2cm of sea level rise this century alone, a decades-long study has revealed.The research shows the world’s glaciers collectively lost 6.542tn tonnes of ice between 2000 and 2023, causing an 18mm (0.7in) rise in global sea levels. Continue reading...

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53 h. ago Voices: The Delta Air Lines plane flip might be a crash too far for nervous flyers like me

A run of headline-hitting air disasters and, thanks to climate change, the increasing unpredictability and severity of turbulence is creating a new generation of anxious passengers, says Emma Clarke

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56 h. ago Voices: The Delta Airlines plane flip might be a crash too far for nervous flyers like me

A run of headline-hitting air disasters and, thanks to climate change, the increasing unpredictability and severity of turbulence is creating a new generation of anxious passengers, says Emma Clarke

Events

68 h. ago Wisconsin Republicans propose $10k tax break to lure hurricane and wildfire victims to their state

Midwestern state aims to entice climate change refugees

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3 d. ago How better water systems can help a city survive the next firestorm

Recent fires that consumed entire Los Angeles neighborhoods underscore a stark lesson -- water utilities generally aren’t designed to respond to the large urban fires growing more common as climate change worsens

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3 d. ago Early warning system for climate tipping points given £81m kickstart

Ambitious UK project aims to forecast climate catastrophes using fleets of drones, cosmic ray detection, patterns of plankton blooms and moreAn ambitious attempt to develop an early warning system for climate tipping points will combine fleets of drones, cosmic ray detection and the patterns of plankton blooms with artificial intelligence and the most detailed computer models to date.The UK’s Advanced Research and Invention Agency (Aria), which backs high-risk, high-reward projects, has awarded £81m to 27 teams. The quest is to find signals that forewarn of the greatest climate catastrophes the climate crisis could trigger. Tipping points occur when global temperature is pushed beyond a threshold, leading to unstoppable changes in the climate system. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Taylor Swift fans prepared to tackle climate issues by changing how they collect pop star's music

Taylor Swift fans may be ready to ‘Shake Off’ a certain way of listening to their favourite artist, a new study has found.

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3 d. ago Takeaway coffees to soar to £4 as climate change causes bean crop failures

The effects of climate-induced extreme weather have led to shortages in key Arabica and Robusta beans - with wholesale prices up by 27 per cent in a month.

Economics

3 d. ago Pharmacists now need to know about drugs, jabs... and climate change

Pharmacists might seem busy enough doling out medications and getting to grips with the latest new treatments.

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4 d. ago Reintroducing wolves could expand woodland areas and reduce CO2 – study

Researchers acknowledged there may be controversy should wolves be reintroduced in Scotland, but they said the benefits must be considered.

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4 d. ago Why reintroducing just 167 wolves into the Scottish Highlands 'would help fight climate change'

A population of around 167 wolves would be enough to achieve woodland goals, researchers have said

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6 d. ago Extreme weather is our new reality. We must accept it and begin planning | Gaia Vince

As wildfires, floods, droughts and record-breaking temperatures have shown, the post-climate change era has arrived. Now we need honesty and action from our leadersNot yet a quarter of the way into this century and global average temperatures are already 1.75C above the preindustrial average. January 2025 was the hottest on record and has also set a record for the highest yearly minimum global surface temperature, and likely the highest minimum in the past 120,000 years. It is part of a clear pattern. Last year’s global average was 1.6C above the preindustrial – a sobering reality check, given that, only three months ago at the UN Cop29 summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, leaders were still declaring that limiting global temperature rises to 1.5C was within reach.We are firmly in the post-climate change world now, and the serious implications of this demand honest acknowledgment. The reality is that we are living now in a time of continual disasters that are unfolding alongside our slower, ...

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