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Copernicus Says 2025 Virtually Certain to Rank Second or Third Hottest on Record

The 2023–2025 global mean is on track to top 1.5°C for the first time, underscoring warnings that faster emissions cuts are needed.

UN's GEO-7 Warns of Mounting Climate and Nature Risks, Details Trillion-Dollar Fixes

Robot Float Returns First Under-Ice Readings From East Antarctic Shelves

Copernicus: 2025 on Track to Finish as Second or Third Warmest Year on Record

IPCC Launches AR7 Drafting With First Joint Lead Author Meeting in Paris

NOAA Confirms Unusual 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season With No U.S. Hurricane Landfalls

COP30 Talks Stall After Venue Fire as Coalition Rejects Draft Lacking Fossil-Fuel Roadmap

Fire Briefly Halts COP30 in Belém as Split Over Fossil‑Fuel Roadmap Deepens

Brazil Rebukes Merz Over Belém Remarks at COP30

COP30 Enters Ministerial Endgame as Brazil Tables Options on Fossil Fuels, Finance and Pledge Gap

Newsom Wraps COP30 With New Climate Pacts as California Stands In for U.S. Presence

Protests Jolt COP30 in Belém as Presidency Weighs Stronger Final Text

Belém Health Action Plan Launched at COP30 as $300 Million Drive Targets Climate–Health Risks

Climate Leaders Concede 1.5°C Overshoot as COP30 Grapples With What Comes Next

IEA’s 2025 Outlook Restores ‘Current Policies’ Case, Warning Oil and Gas Could Grow to 2050 and Miss Climate Targets

Newsom Becomes De Facto U.S. Voice at COP30, Rebukes Trump’s Climate Retreat

COP30 Puts Climate Misinformation on the Agenda as Protests and Finance Moves Test Negotiators

European Parliament Backs 90% by 2040 Climate Target With Limited Carbon Credits

Iceland Labels Potential AMOC Collapse a Security Threat as New Studies Update Risk Signals

COP30 Opens in Belém With Unity Calls as U.S. Skips and Fossil-Fuel Rifts Deepen