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Copernicus data confirm western Europe just lived through its warmest June ever measured, part of a second-warmest June globally, as scientists tie the heat and a faltering Indian monsoon to a warming climate.
Copernicus data show western Europe just endured its warmest June on record, part of a second-warmest June globally, as scientists point to a warming climate driving harsher and more frequent heat events.
A revised environmental assessment for the Jackdaw gas field argues its emissions impact is negligible, after regulators found an earlier submission fell short on climate scrutiny.
UN and European bodies are increasingly framing climate change as a present-tense risk-management problem, spanning child welfare, emissions cuts and regional adaptation planning.
From Brussels to UNICEF's global offices, institutions tracking climate risk are aligning around one message: mitigation alone is not enough, and the world's most vulnerable need protection now.
It is not the storms that are emptying vulnerable coastlines. It is the withdrawal of insurance — a slow, bureaucratic force that depopulates without a single headline.
The first plants pulling carbon dioxide from the open air at meaningful scale have come online. The milestone is real — and so is the punishing economics beneath it.
For the first time, batteries supplied more evening electricity than gas peaker plants across an entire major grid. The transition's hardest problem is starting to look solvable.
A decades-old agreement to share a great river is straining as the water runs lower than its drafters ever imagined. How it bends — or breaks — is a preview of a thirstier century.
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