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Mississippi River pollution is drifting 125 miles offshore and harming one of America’s healthiest coral reefs

Corals at the Flower Garden Banks record 270 years of Mississippi River nitrogen, with the highest levels appearing in disease-outbreak years.

The Conversation

Indigenous Australians were the world’s first astronomers. But their knowledge is now at risk

Aboriginal communities have observed the night sky for millennia. But they face a growing threat – light pollution.

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DECRYPTAGE. Népal : après 1 403 morts en août, un nouveau torrent de boue ravage une vallée... Pourquoi ces catastrophes se multiplient dans l'Himalaya

Six semaines après une catastrophe ayant fait 1 403 morts dans la vallée de la Trishuli, au Népal, un nouveau torrent de boue a frappé la vallée de la Budhi Gandaki, causant de nouveaux dégâts et cinq disparitions....

Yale Climate Connections

The story of how big business began shaping our understanding of reality » Yale Climate Connections

An interview with Amy Westervelt, climate reporter and author of ‘Brought to You By: How Corporations Warped the Truth, Public, and Broke Democracy'

Yale Climate Connections

Fitness influencers make the case for plant-based protein » Yale Climate Connections

Advocates say eating more plants could benefit athletes' health while also reducing the climate impact of their diets.

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Rice, sugar, cotton and pulses prices surge as climate shocks and shipping costs hit supplies - CNBC TV18

Lower production forecasts in major growing regions, including India, Brazil and Thailand, are adding to supply concerns. Rising crude oil prices are also boosting biofuel demand, lifting vegetable oil prices and adding to inflationary pressures worldwide.

Governments that support climate science must stand firm against naysayers

The IPCC is meeting to decide the timing of its next major report, as some countries try to delay it and weaken the case for faster emissions cuts

The big threat has been climate change. Now comes AI.

Both are human-caused, both are frightening, and one of them has raced to the forefront of the global conversation.

Western Europe Continues to Experience Record-Breaking Weather in September

In September, the unusually warm and dry conditions of the summer continued across Europe. In Western Europe, it was the warmest September on record—tied with September 2023—according to the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service.

El Nino sets temperature record in key Pacific zone: EU monitor

Global forecasters have been warning for months that the El Nino in 2026 would likely become the strongest ever observed. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Crossing Paris climate target 'only a matter of time'

After Europe sweltered through a record-breaking summer heatwave, the world has recorded its second warmest September on record.

Mirage News

Australia Moves to Strengthen Homes Against Climate Risks

The report builds on IAG's extensive body of resilience research, including Severe Weather in a Changing Climate (3rd Edition, 2025), Addressing

Twin Cities Ties Nearly Century-Old Heat Record Saturday, Breaks Sunday Record as October Warmth Continues

MSP Airport ties a 98-year-old heat record Saturday at 90°F and breaks Sunday's record at 89°F as unusually warm October weather grips the Twin Cities.

the Guardian

Our place in the sun: Australia’s uptake of solar panels is already through the roof. How much higher could it get?

Sunshine, government subsidies and high power prices are driving record solar installations

the Guardian

Nuclear war and malicious use of AI threaten end of humanity by 2100, says Lancet assessment

Newly established commission identifies 17 catastrophic threats to human health but says ‘realistic route to act’ on each exists

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La Marche pour le Climat 2026 s'est élancée à Bruxelles: plusieurs dizaines de milliers de participants

La Marche pour le climat 2026 s'est élancée ce dimanche vers 14h30, boulevard Roi Albert II à Bruxelles. Plusieurs dizaines de milliers de personnes y...

Futura-Sciences

If We Don’t Act Now on Climate Change, Nothing Else Will Matter - Futura-Sciences

Drought on Our Plates and in Our Supermarkets The first cracks are not just in the fields, but in what ends up on our tables. The Federation of Trade and Distribution (which brings together most of France’s big retail players) announced on August 18th that they would now welcome “ugly”...

La saison des feux de forêt n’est pas finie, rappelle la SOPFEU | Radio-Canada