One of the consequences of climate change is that weather events are becoming more extreme. In counterintuitive ways, like ...

Following 2025 as third-warmest year on record, similar trend expected this year, extreme heat likely worldwide. - Greenline ...

Extreme heat can have a devastating effect on seagrass, but new research from Edith Cowan University (ECU) could shape how these vitally important marine ecosystems are managed and restored. In ...

A University of Oxford study warns that extreme heat impacts are set to double by 2050 unless global warming is curbed below 2°C. India, Nigeria, and others will face severe heat, impacting everything ...

A new University of Oxford study finds that almost half of the global population (3.79 billion) will be living with extreme heat by 2050 if the world reaches 2.0°C of global warming above ...

For decades, Earth’s forests, wetlands and soils quietly mopped up a huge share of the carbon pollution from cars, power ...

A stark Oxford University study reveals billions will face life-threatening heat by 2050 as global warming intensifies. India, already experiencing rising temperatures, is among nations set to bear ...

People often think of a heatwave as a temporary event, a brutal week of sun that eventually breaks with a cool breeze. But as the climate changes globally, in parts of Africa, that level of heat is ...

Climate models may be underestimating—by anything from half to two degrees—how much hotter India’s non-metropolitan cities ...

According to the latest NOAA data, 2025 was Earth’s third-warmest year since records began in 1850. Global average temperatures in 2025 were 1.3°C (2.4°F) above pre-industrial (1850-1900) levels.

Seventy years of data confirm that 41 U.S. states are experiencing persistent warming. Despite political division, the impact ...