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Between late June and early August 2026, repeated heavy rainfall in Upper Assam and parts of Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh triggered flash floods and widespread …
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The U.S. climate agency reports an average July 2026 temperature of 76.9 °F (24.9 °C) for the contiguous United States—3.3 °F (1.8 °C) above the …
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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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In Rome, experts at an FAO- and IPCC-hosted meeting are debating how agriculture and food systems can become more resilient to growing climate risks while …
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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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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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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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The 2026 World Cup takes place in summer across 16 cities in the US, Canada and Mexico. High temperatures, humidity and local extreme events can …
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An attribution analysis shows: human-caused climate change has increased the probability, duration and intensity of extreme heat before the monsoon in India and Pakistan. Outdoor …
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A new analysis shows that dangerous heat exposures in and around Mecca are becoming more frequent and lasting longer. That raises health risks for millions …
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After an unusually early May heat spell, Europe is once again facing extreme warmth. An attribution analysis shows that emissions from fossil fuels have strongly …
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A strong heat dome is driving temperatures higher across the central and eastern states. Experts see human-caused climate change as a clear amplifier — with …
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