Ancient Climate Crisis Warns of Modern Ocean Acidification
Scientists reveal how an ancient climate crisis mirrors today’s ocean acidification, highlighting urgent threats to marine ecosystems from rising carbon emissions.
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Scientists reveal how an ancient climate crisis mirrors today’s ocean acidification, highlighting urgent threats to marine ecosystems from rising carbon emissions.
EU scientists predict 2024 will be the hottest year on record, with soaring global temperatures expected to persist into 2025. The urgent announcement highlights the accelerating pace of climate change.
Australia records its hottest spring ever, with temperatures soaring over 2°C above average. The Bureau of Meteorology warns of a heatwave as summer begins.
Venezuela becomes the first country in Latin America to lose all its glaciers as the last one disappears due to global warming, dramatically altering the landscape.
China calls on developed nations to honor climate funding commitments made at COP29, emphasizing the need for $1 trillion annually to support developing countries in the global energy transition.
At COP29, leaders focus on investing in small-scale farmers’ climate resilience. China and IFAD are partnering to empower farmers, addressing funding gaps, and sharing expertise globally.
Kiribati, Tuvalu, and the Marshall Islands face a $10 billion bill to adapt to rising sea levels—a cost equivalent to 20 years of their GDP, says a World Bank report. Urgent action is needed.
Boris Titov, Chair of the Russia-China Friendship Committee, lauds China’s proactive steps in battling climate change, highlighting early target achievements and innovations like electric vehicles.