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Shelter for ice: the first glacier shelter has been created in Antarctica
Shelter for ice: the first glacier shelter has been created in Antarctica

The continent's frosty conditions will protect an important source of scientific data from global warming

"It doesn't affect me." Prejudices about climate change prevent us from stopping it
"It doesn't affect me." Prejudices about climate change prevent us from stopping it

65% of people do not assess the risks of global warming objectively, believing that abstract "others" will suffer more

A network of shelters from the heat will be created in Spain to survive the scorching summer
A network of shelters from the heat will be created in Spain to survive the scorching summer

In 2025, a 16-day heat wave kept temperatures at 45 °C

Global warming has disrupted the ski season in the Ukrainian Carpathians
Global warming has disrupted the ski season in the Ukrainian Carpathians

None of the ski resorts can operate fully yet due to the lack of frost

2025 will be among the three hottest years in recorded history
2025 will be among the three hottest years in recorded history

According to scientists, this indicates an increase in the rate of global warming

Plus 42 days of summer: scientists predict an increase in the heatwave period in Europe
Plus 42 days of summer: scientists predict an increase in the heatwave period in Europe

Europe is warming faster than anywhere else in the world. By the end of the century, summer here will last up to eight months

Belgian farmer sues oil company for its impact on the climate
Belgian farmer sues oil company for its impact on the climate

The court's decision on the case could set a historic precedent, creating legal risks for transnational polluting companies

"Zombie fires" are destroying northern forests. Why is this happening and what does it mean for the planet?
"Zombie fires" are destroying northern forests. Why is this happening and what does it mean for the planet?

Scientists are recording a sharp increase in the number of residual fires, which are intensifying due to global warming

Most countries are reducing emissions despite falling short of global development goals – CGD
Most countries are reducing emissions despite falling short of global development goals – CGD

However, joint climate efforts are being undermined by rising emissions in China

Iceland has declared a national security threat due to the risk of ocean currents collapsing
Iceland has declared a national security threat due to the risk of ocean currents collapsing

If warm water currents from the southern Atlantic stop, Iceland will find itself in a freezing ice trap

Carbon anti-record: CO2 emissions in 2025 will amount to 38.1 billion tons
Carbon anti-record: CO2 emissions in 2025 will amount to 38.1 billion tons

Carbon concentration in the atmosphere in 2025 will be 52% higher than pre-industrial levels

The world cannot achieve the 1.5°C climate target – UN
The world cannot achieve the 1.5°C climate target – UN

If governments stick to their current commitments, global temperatures will rise by around 2.5°C