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Join Food Tank at COP31 in Antalya, Turkey this November
Food Tank will take part in the upcoming COP31 in Antalya from November 9 to 20, with a series of events aimed at pushing food and agriculture higher on the global climate agenda.
The organisation said it will use its presence at the U.N.…
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Polish mountain town named EU’s most climate-resilient place in new ranking
Piwniczna-Zdrój, a small spa town nestled in Poland’s southern Beskidy mountains, has been ranked the most climate-change-resistant municipality in the European Union in a newly released assessment.
The town of around 5,000 residents…
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Climate change may be accelerating Argentina’s hantavirus surge, scientists warn
A deadly virus outbreak linked to an Antarctic cruise expedition has put health authorities in Argentina under mounting pressure as investigators race to determine where passengers aboard the MV Hondius were exposed to hantavirus before…
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Ocean temperatures could shatter records within days, warns EU climate monitor
Ocean temperatures are once again approaching record-breaking levels as weather patterns shift toward a potentially powerful El Nino event, the European Union’s climate monitor warned on Friday.
European Centre for Medium-Range Weather…
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Antarctica tourism boom raises contamination fears as climate-driven ‘last chance’ travel surges
Tourism to Antarctica is rising rapidly as travellers race to witness the frozen continent before climate change irreversibly transforms its landscape, prompting growing concern among scientists and environmentalists over the risks posed to…
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Iran war has made case for renewables impossible to ignore, says UN climate chief
The global energy crisis triggered by the Iran war has sharply reinforced the economic case for renewable energy, top UN climate official Simon Stiell said on Thursday, arguing that the turmoil has exposed the vulnerabilities of continued…
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Climate change could trigger extreme river flow swings, threatening global freshwater biodiversity
Climate change may dramatically disrupt the world’s major rivers, causing extreme fluctuations in water flow that could exceed historical levels by more than five times and put freshwater ecosystems under severe strain.
Scientists warn…
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Climate change is forcing Vanuatu to confront an unthinkable future
For generations, the people of Vanuatu have lived in close harmony with the ocean that surrounds their island nation. The Pacific waters have long been a source of livelihood, identity and cultural continuity. Today, however, that same…
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IMD forecasts cooler days, warmer nights and more heatwave spells in parts of India this May
The India Meteorological Department has forecast an unusual weather pattern for May 2026, with much of the country expected to see relatively cooler daytime temperatures, warmer-than-normal nights and above-normal heatwave activity in…
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Global push to ditch fossil fuels gains urgency as nations meet in Colombia
Diplomats from nearly 60 countries gathered in Santa Marta this week to confront one of the most pressing challenges facing the planet: how to transition away from fossil fuels that continue to drive climate change.
The urgency is clear.…
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