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A modelling study estimates China's reforestation potential under conservation and agricultural constraints at 70 to 81 million hectares. The additional climate benefit is modest and …
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Double materiality provides a common framework for climate‑oriented financial regulation. But the term bundles different objectives and risk channels too loosely. Effective rules require clear …
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Copernicus Sentinel-2 images document exceptionally low water levels of the Danube north of Budapest. The pictures illustrate the consequences of the ongoing drought in Central …
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The ESA selection from 3–7 August 2026 shows smoke plumes, parched landscapes, retreating sea ice and discolored oceans. The images deliver robust data for research, …
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After a quiet start the fires escalated rapidly under heat and drought: more than three million hectares burned, and the national preparedness level 4 has …
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Spain and France experienced widespread forest and vegetation fires in 2026. Persistent heatwaves and extreme drought fueled the situation, while satellites supplied crucial situational awareness …
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After prolonged drought and repeated heat spells, forests are burning in southwestern France and in central and eastern Spain. An analysis by World Weather Attribution …
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NASA satellites show dense smoke plumes from fire zones in central and eastern Oregon. Fires, started by lightning in parched landscapes, are degrading air quality …
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ESA imagery documents extensive forest and brush fires west of Madrid, showing active hotspots, burned areas and smoke plumes reaching the metropolitan region — providing …
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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 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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An ESA-supported study finds that degradation processes in tropical forests are often incompletely represented in common carbon models and national inventories. That leads to distorted …
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The European Space Agency and Poland are establishing a centre for civil security and resilience in Warsaw. It will network Europe’s capabilities in disaster preparedness, …
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In a July week of 2026, dense smoke plumes spread across large parts of North America. Satellite analyses detected a high fraction of brown carbon …
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New NASA satellite images show dense smoke from wildfires in Ontario drifting across Quebec and reaching parts of the U.S. Midwest and Northeast. The smoke …
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The European Space Agency (ESA) has documented recent climate and environmental changes with satellite images from July 13 to 17, 2026. The series highlights global …
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