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National Academies Report Strengthens Links Between Fossil Fuels and Extreme Weather

The three-year review raises confidence in some event attributions and is likely to strengthen the scientific basis for climate-damage lawsuits.

Study Identifies Warm, Low‑Oxygen Seas as the Cause of the Permian–Triassic Marine Collapse

Washington Court Allows First U.S. Wrongful‑Death Climate Suit Against Oil Firms to Move Forward

Top 10% of Global Consumers Cause $1.7–$5.7 Trillion in Annual Environmental Damage

France Updates National Adaptation Plan as Heatwave Tests Its Claims

UNICEF Says Nearly Every Child Now Exposed to Climate Hazards

Human-Caused Sea-Level Rise Now the Main Driver of Global Coastal Flooding

EU Reaches Provisional Deal to Curb CO₂ Price Spikes for Heating and Fuel

Scientists Report Record Global Warming and Warn Climate Observations Are at Risk

Global Banks Increased Fossil‑Fuel Lending in 2025 as JPMorgan Led the Rise

Scientists Say RCP8.5 Worst‑Case Climate Scenario Is Implausible

Modelers Recommend Retiring RCP8.5 as an Implausible High‑End Emissions Pathway

Doctor’s Vatican Visit Yields Few Answers on Church’s Climate Role

Scientists Retire RCP8.5 High‑Emissions Scenario

Modelers Move to Retire RCP8.5 Worst‑Case as They Narrow Plausible Climate Futures

Climate Scientists Revise Extreme Scenario, Reject Claims of an All‑Clear

Oceans Near May Heat Record as Copernicus Ranks April 2026 Third-Warmest

Study Says New Orleans Has Crossed a Sea-Level Tipping Point

Boston Unveils Five-Year Climate Plan to Halve Emissions by 2030

Lancet Report Warns Europe’s Heat Deaths Are Surging and Health Risks Are Worsening