
Climate Science Faces Political Challenges Ahead of Key IPCC Meeting
Evidence of rapidly changing climate compels nations to act. However, well-organized obstruction hinders progress.

Evidence of rapidly changing climate compels nations to act. However, well-organized obstruction hinders progress.

Climate change and El Niño set a rainfall record in 2024, with 40% linked to warming. UCLA predicts 2027 may break it.

Researchers and stakeholders collaborated post-2023 Amazon fires to guide future wildfire management amid global crises.

The U.S. Transportation Secretary criticizes Ford’s partnerships with Chinese firms, urging a focus on domestic production.

El Niño’s record strength may lead to a warm and rainy winter in Michigan, with potential polar vortex impacts in 2027.

A study finds El Niños, natural climate events, are intensifying due to human-induced climate change, raising concerns.

Ioan, S., Roseo, F. & Brambilla, M. explore mountain ecosystem services in changing climates globally (Ecosyst. Serv. 73, 101732).

The Trump administration withdrew support for the Arctic Report Card, halting key updates on the region’s climate changes.

Oceans are near record heat, threatening marine ecosystems and carbon absorption. El Niño and climate change intensify.

Researchers at CANRI found over half of Utahns are willing to pay more for clean energy, supporting solar and wind.

A Pacific El Niño is breaking warm water records. Scientists warn of unprecedented impacts as the world braces for change.

A novel lawsuit in Washington questions if oil companies can be liable for extreme heat deaths linked to climate change.