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UN: Defence Spending Futile Without Climate Aid

UN Secretary-General António Guterres delivers a powerful address, arguing that soaring defence budgets are a wasted effort without parallel investment in climate resilience for developing nations. He warns of a world plunging into deeper instability with

Ozone Layer Repair Is Warming The Planet

New scientific research reveals a cruel climate twist: the successful repair of the ozone layer is inadvertently accelerating global warming in the Southern Hemisphere by altering wind patterns.

World's Largest Iceberg A23a Shatters in Dramatic Breakup

The world's largest iceberg, A23a, is undergoing a dramatic disintegration in the Southern Ocean. New satellite footage captures colossal caves and arches forming as the 4,000 sq km giant meets warmer waters, a process scientists are closely monitoring.

Trump White House Orders Purge of Federal Climate Websites

The Trump administration has directed federal agencies to dismantle and archive US government climate change websites, erasing vital public data on global warming, emissions, and clean energy in a sweeping online purge.

World's Largest Iceberg On Collision Course With Shipping

The colossal iceberg A23a, twice the size of Greater London, is drifting dangerously towards key shipping routes after breaking free from Antarctica. Scientists warn of a significant threat to maritime traffic as it enters the 'iceberg alley'.

Children Sue Scottish Council in High Court Over Climate Inaction

In a groundbreaking UK legal challenge, a group of children and young adults from West Dunbartonshire are suing their local council in the High Court, demanding it scraps its current local development plan for failing to adequately address the climate cri

Arctic Sea Ice Melt Slows, Baffling Scientists

In a surprising twist for climate science, the rapid melt of Arctic sea ice has shown a significant and unexpected slowdown over the past decade, challenging existing models and forcing a major rethink of our understanding of the polar region's future.

Locals combat southern Europe wildfires

Local communities in southern Europe are stepping up to combat devastating wildfires, showcasing resilience and unity in the face of climate change.

Nordic nations lead Europe's climate efforts

Finland, Sweden, and Norway are pioneering Europe's climate efforts with ambitious policies, setting an example for sustainable development and renewable energy adoption.

Paris may feel like southern Europe by 2100

New research suggests Paris could experience temperatures similar to southern Europe by the end of the century due to climate change. Experts urge immediate action.

UN climate chief's 'ludicrous' UK claim sparks fury

Simon Stiell, the UN's climate chief, has faced backlash after suggesting the UK is not doing enough to combat climate change—despite the nation leading global green initiatives. Critics call his remarks 'detached from reality'.

Wildfires engulf Turkey and Greece holiday spots

Deadly wildfires are sweeping across popular holiday destinations in Turkey and Greece, forcing evacuations and disrupting travel plans. Authorities battle blazes amid extreme heatwaves.

McIlroy on Ryder Cup: "I felt like I let everyone down"

Rory McIlroy has candidly discussed his emotional struggles during the 2023 Ryder Cup, admitting he felt responsible for Europe's early setbacks. The golf star reveals his determination to bounce back stronger.

Southern Water hosepipe ban amid UK drought

Southern Water has announced a hosepipe ban for thousands of households as drought conditions persist. Find out how this affects you and what restrictions are in place.

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