Mosquitoes Buzz Into Iceland: First Wild Sightings Reported!
Iceland records its first wild mosquitoes, ending its mozzie-free streak and sparking curiosity about their arrival and adaptation.
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Intensifying Droughts May Wreck Grasslands Worldwide
A new 28-country study led by a Chinese research team reveals that longer, harsher droughts can cause grasslands worldwide to collapse instead of adapt.
Emperor Penguins on the Move: Climate Shifts Their Breeding Grounds
Study finds emperor penguins shift breeding sites by 73m per 1°C rise and 66m per cm snowfall, revealing how climate extremes reshape their icy homes.
Antarctic Methane Seeps Surge: A Hidden Climate Alarm
Scientists have spotted 40+ methane seep sites in Antarctica’s Ross Sea, raising fresh alarm over hidden greenhouse gas emissions as icy coastal waters shift rapidly.
Earth Marks Third-Hottest September on Record as Climate Heat Persists
The EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service reports September as the third-warmest on record, with land and sea surface temperatures soaring and sea ice at historic lows. 🌡️
Global Wildfires Surge: Half of Worst Blazes Hit in Last Decade
An Australian-led study reveals that 43% of the worst global wildfires have occurred in the last decade, driven by extreme weather and climate change, and calls for urgent adaptation.
Study Warns Human Activity Sparks Mercury Surge in Oceans
New research reveals human activity and climate change speed up the release of mercury from continental shelf sediments, posing a hidden threat to ocean health.
Okinawa Sizzles: September Hottest on Record in Japan
Okinawa recorded its hottest September since 1946, capping Japan’s warmest summer ever and highlighting rising global temperatures.
Polar Bears Move In: Abandoned Station Becomes Arctic Refuge
On Russia’s Kolyuchin Island, polar bears have turned an abandoned research station into shelter—a striking sign of their melting icy habitat and struggle for survival.
Developing Nations Demand Trillions in Climate Cash at UN Climate Week
At UN Climate Week, developing nations urge wealthy states to fulfill their promises of trillions in climate finance to support adaptation, emissions cuts, and greener economies.