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Climate warming faster than we can respond
Seven of Earth's vital signs are at record extremes, and scientists warn the planet is crossing critical thresholds.
TIME · 1m
Super El Niño breaks sea temperature record weeks early
Ocean temperatures in the central Pacific have hit their highest level on record, weeks before El Niño is expected to peak in December.
BBC Weather · 1m
El Nino breaks Pacific temperature record
EU monitor reports El Nino sets new Pacific temperature record in September, nearing strongest event ever.
The Straits Times · 1m
Super El Niño meets climate change
A record-breaking El Niño is colliding with a warming world, and scientists are racing to understand what that means.
WIRED · 1m
Antarctica's Ice Loss Locked In
Antarctica will lose more ice than it gains this century even with 1.5C warming limits.
The Conversation · 1m
El Niño's heat will kill 451,000 by February
Climate scientists project a record-breaking El Niño will cause over 450,000 heat deaths globally in the next nine months.
Mother Jones · 2m
Super El Niño could kill 451,000 this year
A heightened climate pattern is creating deadly heat across the globe, with the worst impacts hitting Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
Futurism · 1m
Europe's heat waves are already worse because of recent emissions
A new Stanford study shows greenhouse gases released since 2015 have measurably intensified Europe's heat waves, with more warming locked in regardless of future action.
TIME · 2m
Earth's water cycle is breaking down
A new global report shows the water cycle is becoming erratic, with record floods and droughts hitting harder and faster than ever.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Europe's children face twice the fire weather of their grandparents
A new study shows European children born today will experience 84% more extreme fire weather in their lifetimes than those born in 1950.
TIME · 1m
Climate visions clash at UN summit
Brazil's president calls for decarbonization while Trump doubles down on fossil fuels at the UN General Assembly.
Mother Jones · 2m
After 1.5 degrees: A new climate strategy
The world is overshooting its Paris target. Instead of doing everything everywhere, nations must prioritize fast wins in specific places.
Foreign Policy · 4m
