climate change
Storm Chandra Flooding Exposes Infrastructure Gaps Across Ireland, Aid Efforts Underway
Widespread flooding from Storm Chandra has triggered major clean-up operations and exposed critical infrastructure vulnerabilities across Ireland, particularly in Dublin and Wexford, prompting calls for urgent investment and a national humanitarian aid response.
Met Éireann Faces Scrutiny After Storm Chandra Flooding; Wet February Forecast
Ireland grapples with the aftermath of Storm Chandra, which caused severe flooding and widespread damage, leading to calls for Met Éireann to enhance its weather warning system with more ‘judgment calls’. Meanwhile, a yellow rain warning is in effect, and…
Enniscorthy Battles Record Flooding, Renewing Calls for Stalled Relief Scheme
Enniscorthy, County Wexford, faced its ‘worst flooding in a generation’ on January 27, 2026, as Storm Chandra caused the River Slaney to burst its banks, leading to widespread evacuations and renewing urgent calls for a long-delayed flood relief scheme.
Doomsday Clock Set to 85 Seconds: Scientists Warn of Escalating Global Threats
The Doomsday Clock has been set to 85 seconds to midnight, the closest it has ever been to global catastrophe, signaling escalating threats from nuclear risks, climate change, biological dangers, and disruptive technologies like AI.
Climate Crisis Accelerates: Penguin Shifts, Policy Targets Emerge
New research reveals Antarctic penguins are dramatically shifting breeding seasons due to climate change, while global discussions turn to sea-level rise targets to galvanize action. The crisis also highlights growing migration and health vulnerabilities in the MENA region, and prompts…
Atmospheric Rivers Drive 90% of Major Global Floods, Study Reveals
A new study reveals that atmospheric rivers are the dominant drivers behind nearly 90% of major flood events in river basins worldwide, contributing significantly to fatalities and displacement, a threat intensified by climate change.
Unmasking Hidden Carbon: Stanford Study Reveals Billions More Emissions in Global Supply Chains
A Stanford-led study, spearheaded by Professor Steve Davis, uncovers a significant underestimation of corporate supply chain carbon emissions, revealing billions of tons of unreported pollution due to flawed accounting models that fail to capture global production realities.
Climate Change’s Cost: How It Impacts Your Wallet, Health, and the Future of Winter Sports
Climate change is no longer just an environmental concern; it’s a pressing affordability crisis impacting everything from grocery bills and home insurance to energy costs and the very future of the Winter Olympics. This deep dive explores the tangible economic…
Harcourt Under Siege: Victoria Bushfires Escalate, Threatening Homes and Lives
As fierce bushfires rage across central Victoria, particularly in the Harcourt area and Mount Alexander, communities face a deeply complex and heartbreaking disaster. Multiple homes are reported hit, with emergency warnings in place and authorities urging immediate shelter amidst unpredictable…
Yellowstone in 2025: Climate Shifts, Tour Cancellations, and Enduring Wonders
Yellowstone National Park faces unusual winter conditions in late 2025, with tour cancellations due to minimal snow, a rare muddy eruption, and ongoing climate shifts affecting both wildlife and visitor experiences.
Doomsday Glacier: Thwaites Glacier’s Collapse Accelerates Global Sea Level Risks
The Thwaites Glacier—dubbed the ‘Doomsday Glacier’—is undergoing rapid structural collapse, intensifying concerns over global sea level rise. New research highlights accelerated crack formation and feedback loops, prompting urgent calls for further investigation.
The Unseasonable Autumn of 2025: Climate Trends in Armenia
Discover the unseasonable weather patterns in Armenia during autumn 2025, reflecting significant shifts in temperature and precipitation due to climate change.
Coastal Wind Turbines Accelerate Ocean Warming, New Study Reveals
New research reveals that coastal wind turbines may accelerate ocean warming, raising critical questions about their environmental impact amid efforts to combat climate change.
Trump’s Green Energy Reversal Drives Global Coal Demand to New Highs in 2025
A surge in global coal demand is unfolding in 2025, fueled by the second Trump administration’s rollback of renewable energy policies, marking a sharp reversal for U.S. energy trends and sparking worldwide implications.
Shell Faces Landmark Lawsuit Over Typhoon Disaster Amid Financial and Public Scrutiny
Survivors of Super Typhoon Rai in the Philippines have launched a historic lawsuit against Shell in the UK, seeking accountability for climate change-related destruction, while Shell’s financial valuation and public image face renewed scrutiny.