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Copernicus Confirms Western Europe’s Hottest June on Record

Scientists say human-caused warming largely amplified the late‑June heat and that record-warm seas raise the odds of more extreme heat and wildfires.

UK Climate Watchdog Says Electrification Is Too Slow and Urges Policy Push

Frontier Doubles Carbon-Removal Pledges to $1.8 Billion as Anthropic Joins

El Niño Threatens UK Food Imports by Worsening Heat Losses on Overseas Farms

El Niño Likely to Form in 2026, Raising Risks for Brazil's Power System and Vulnerable Communities

Argentina Puts New Winter Emergency Plan Under AFE Control

Oxford Study Ranks Ahmedabad, Nagpur and Madurai Among World's Most Heat‑Vulnerable Cities

UK Commits to Legally Binding 87% Emissions Cut for 2038–42

Santa Catarina Issues Climate Alert as Agencies Warn of Developing 'Super El Niño'

Scientists Warn 2026 Wildfire Season Could Set Record as El Niño Looms

Pakistan and Türkiye to Deepen Climate Cooperation Ahead of COP31

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

Europe Confirmed as Fastest-Warming Continent in New 2025 Climate Report

India Files 2031–35 Climate Pledge With 47% Emissions Intensity Target

Report Finds Heat and Pollution Are Squeezing India’s Health and Economy

Study Projects Unhealthy Air Will Be Routine for 100 Million Americans by 2100

Pakistan, Norway Sign First Bilateral Carbon-Market Deal Under Paris Agreement

India Approves 2031–2035 Climate Plan With Deeper Emissions Cuts and 60% Non‑Fossil Power Goal

Greenpeace Climbers Scale Crane by German Chancellery to Press Climate Plan Decision

Dutch Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rose in 2025 as Fossil Power Output Jumped