Copernicus training strengthens newsrooms‘ data skills
On 24 March 2026 a one‑day Copernicus training taught journalists how to handle climate and atmospheric data confidently. Data journalists worked with portals, Jupyter tutorials …
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ECMWF launches Code for Earth 2026: new Africa stream and 16 challenges
The ECMWF is calling for project proposals until 9 April 2026. New this year: an Africa-focused stream; the emphasis is on open source, visualization and …
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C3S NCP Forum in Budapest: National networks put climate data into practice
At the 5th NCP Forum of the Copernicus Climate Change Service on 3 June 2026 in Budapest, national networks demonstrated how climate data can be …
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FAO and IPCC convene in Rome to discuss climate risks and solutions for agriculture and food systems
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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IPCC in Bonn: Scientific Expertise for the SB64 Negotiations
From 8 to 18 June 2026, the 64th sessions of the Subsidiary Bodies of the UNFCCC take place in Bonn. The IPCC is supporting the …
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IPCC Chair Jim Skea at Research Dialogue in Bonn: Aligning Research Closer to Policy and Regions
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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C3S Workshop Strengthens Climate Tools for Agriculture
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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London Climate Action Week: IPCC Chair Jim Skea Calls for a Just Transformation of Agricultural and Food Systems
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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IPCC Chair Skea Urges Realignment of Capital Flows for Clean Energy and Nature
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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IPCC opens expert review of Working Group I’s First Order Draft for AR7
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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Tropical forest degradation underestimated: gaps in emissions inventories
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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Olympic Mountains: Snow, Valleys, and a Changing Water Cycle
A satellite image of the Olympic Peninsula in Washington shows snow-covered peaks and deeply incised valleys. It reveals how snow, glaciers and precipitation shape the …
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Tides Shape a Biodiversity Hotspot: The Bijagós Islands off Guinea-Bissau
Satellite images reveal a mosaic of tidal flats, beaches and mangroves across the Bijagós Islands. Tides drive nutrient cycles, create stopover sites for migratory birds …
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Exceptional March heatwave in western North America: Extremely unlikely without human-caused climate change
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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Study: Climate Change Lengthens and Intensifies Pre-Monsoon Heat in South Asia — Hundreds of Millions Affected
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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Hajj under Heat Pressure: Climate Change Lengthens Dangerous Heat Windows in Mecca
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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Climate Change Intensifies Heatwave for the 250th US Independence Day
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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Climate change and urban growth amplify flood risk along the Gulf of Guinea coast
Between 20 and 22 June, extreme rainfall in Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Togo and Nigeria caused severe flooding. According to World Weather Attribution, global warming increases …
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