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Modeling indicates that prolonged lulls in wind and solar output could force more fossil generation and trigger more frequent, intense smog episodes in China by …
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Satellite data confirm: the heatwaves of summer 2026 produced new peak temperatures across many parts of Europe, dried out soils and put ecosystems and infrastructure …
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In July 2026, sea surface temperatures along Europe’s Atlantic coasts and in the western Mediterranean reached new highs, locally up to 6 °C above average. …
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July 2026 was globally as warm as the record month July 2024: the average temperature was 1.18 °C above the 20th-century mean. The matched peak …
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ESA satellite imagery reveals how extreme heat, drought and large fires alter landscapes and air. Remote sensing delivers near‑real‑time warnings and long-term time series for …
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New Earth observation data indicate markedly increased biomass losses in Europe’s forests since 2018. Drought, pests and overlapping disturbances are putting especially old stands under …
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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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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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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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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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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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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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On July 12, 2026, a nearly stationary high‑pressure ridge held parts of the western United States under a heat dome. Satellites show widespread elevated land …
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An unusually early heat episode with temperatures up to 17 °C above the monthly average hit parts of California and Nevada. According to World Weather …
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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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