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At the 18th Research Dialogue in Bonn, IPCC Chair Jim Skea outlined priorities for climate research: more regional data, stronger links to policy decisions and …
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At the third expert meeting of the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) on 18 June 2026, new climate data for agriculture and the dialogue between …
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At London Climate Action Week, IPCC chair Jim Skea outlined how climate change, food security and social justice are intertwined. His core message: a successful …
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Spring and early summer 2026 were too dry and too hot across much of Europe. Soils and rivers are losing water, and agriculture, energy supplies …
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NOAA reports May 2026 as the second-warmest May in the observational record. Global surface temperature was 1.07 °C above the 20th‑century average. The analysis shows …
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The U.S. Drought Monitor combines measurement data, models and expert assessments to classify drought conditions across the United States on a weekly basis. The map …
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Pipeline operators in western Canada combine reanalysis datasets such as ERA5 with field observations to detect trends in soil moisture and pore-water pressure. This enables …
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At the World Climate Investment Summit in London, IPCC Chair Jim Skea called on policymakers and the financial sector to permanently steer capital toward renewables, …
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NOAA awards a $99.6 million contract to JAG Ketchikan to modernize the Henry B. Bigelow. A 14‑month shipyard period will begin after the 2027 season …
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The US agency NOAA has released regional priorities aimed at cutting red tape, increasing yields, improving market access and boosting the economic stability of fisheries. …
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Flash floods can develop within minutes. Better observations, more precise models and clear risk communication can extend warning lead times and protect people.
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An educational program systematically involves young people in risk analyses and planning measures – strengthening safety, acceptance, and social cohesion in communities.
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From orbit, Philadelphia appears as an intersection of river, city and coastal landscape. The historic center meets climate risks such as rising water levels and …
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The ESA weekly selection combines aesthetics with precise Earth observation. From sea ice and vegetation to urban structure, the images show how climate events and …
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Multispectral and thermal satellite data link recurring cyanobacterial blooms in Blue Mesa Reservoir to warm surface temperatures and low water levels. The findings touch on …
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has opened registration for the review of the First Order Draft of Working Group I’s contribution to the Seventh …
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A new Sentinel-2 image exposes the patchwork of fields, pastures, scrub and salt pans in the Goldfields–Esperance region, providing data for soil and water management …
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For two decades NOAA has coordinated the U.S. response to marine debris in the oceans and the Great Lakes. The emphasis is shifting from visible …
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