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UK Heatwave: Climate Change Amplifies June's Unusual Temperatures
The UK is experiencing a second heatwave before June's end, with temperatures potentially reaching 34°C in south-east England. Climate scientists confirm climate change's role in boosting these unusually high temperatures for June, highlighting increased frequency of extreme heat compared to the lat...
UK Heatwave: Climate Change Amplifies June's Unusual Temperatures
The UK is experiencing a second heatwave before June's end, with temperatures potentially reaching 34°C in south-east England. Climate scientists confirm climate change's role in boosting these unusually high temperatures for June, highlighting increased frequency of extreme heat compared to the lat...
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European Heatwave Highlights Climate Change Risks
A recent European heatwave saw temperatures surpass 35 degrees Celsius in France, setting a record high for the UK in 2025, underscoring the increasing frequency of heatwaves due to climate change and posing significant health risks, particularly for vulnerable populations.
European Heatwave Highlights Climate Change Risks
A recent European heatwave saw temperatures surpass 35 degrees Celsius in France, setting a record high for the UK in 2025, underscoring the increasing frequency of heatwaves due to climate change and posing significant health risks, particularly for vulnerable populations.
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Two Years Left in Global Carbon Budget to Meet 1.5°C Target
A new scientific assessment reveals that at current emission rates, the world has only two years remaining of its carbon budget to meet the 1.5°C climate target, necessitating drastic emissions reductions to avoid catastrophic consequences including intensified extreme weather and rising sea levels.
Two Years Left in Global Carbon Budget to Meet 1.5°C Target
A new scientific assessment reveals that at current emission rates, the world has only two years remaining of its carbon budget to meet the 1.5°C climate target, necessitating drastic emissions reductions to avoid catastrophic consequences including intensified extreme weather and rising sea levels.
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Three Years Left to Limit Warming to 1.5C, Scientists Warn
A new study by over 60 leading climate scientists warns that the Earth could surpass the 1.5°C warming limit in three years at current CO2 emission rates, based on a shrinking carbon budget of 130 billion tonnes, with the rate of heating more than doubling since the 1970s and 80s, primarily due to g...
Three Years Left to Limit Warming to 1.5C, Scientists Warn
A new study by over 60 leading climate scientists warns that the Earth could surpass the 1.5°C warming limit in three years at current CO2 emission rates, based on a shrinking carbon budget of 130 billion tonnes, with the rate of heating more than doubling since the 1970s and 80s, primarily due to g...
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Record UK Heatwave Highlights Urgent Climate Change Impacts
Rising global temperatures are causing more frequent and intense heatwaves, as evidenced by the UK's record-breaking 40°C temperature in July 2022, which was deemed "virtually impossible" without human-induced climate change; this trend is projected to continue, increasing the risk of drought, wildf...
Record UK Heatwave Highlights Urgent Climate Change Impacts
Rising global temperatures are causing more frequent and intense heatwaves, as evidenced by the UK's record-breaking 40°C temperature in July 2022, which was deemed "virtually impossible" without human-induced climate change; this trend is projected to continue, increasing the risk of drought, wildf...
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UK Faces 50% Chance of 40°C Heatwaves in Next 12 Years
The UK has a 50 percent chance of experiencing 40°C or higher temperatures in the next 12 years due to climate change, posing significant risks to public health and infrastructure, as evidenced by the 2022 heatwave's 3,000 heat-related deaths and widespread disruption.
UK Faces 50% Chance of 40°C Heatwaves in Next 12 Years
The UK has a 50 percent chance of experiencing 40°C or higher temperatures in the next 12 years due to climate change, posing significant risks to public health and infrastructure, as evidenced by the 2022 heatwave's 3,000 heat-related deaths and widespread disruption.
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Global Warming Exceeds 1.5°C Limit; Three Years Remain Before Threshold Breach
A new report from 61 scientists finds that the planet is warming faster than expected, exceeding the 1.5°C limit in 2024, with only three years of emissions remaining before the threshold is breached, based on current emission rates. This warming increase is attributable to human activities and ampl...
Global Warming Exceeds 1.5°C Limit; Three Years Remain Before Threshold Breach
A new report from 61 scientists finds that the planet is warming faster than expected, exceeding the 1.5°C limit in 2024, with only three years of emissions remaining before the threshold is breached, based on current emission rates. This warming increase is attributable to human activities and ampl...
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UK Heatwave: Climate Crisis Makes Extreme Heat 100 Times More Likely
Scientists have calculated that the 32°C heatwave predicted for southeast England on Saturday is 100 times more likely due to the climate crisis, causing premature deaths and highlighting the UK's inadequate preparation for extreme weather.
UK Heatwave: Climate Crisis Makes Extreme Heat 100 Times More Likely
Scientists have calculated that the 32°C heatwave predicted for southeast England on Saturday is 100 times more likely due to the climate crisis, causing premature deaths and highlighting the UK's inadequate preparation for extreme weather.
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Study: 1.5-Degree Celsius Warming Threshold Likely to Be Passed by Early 2028
A new study predicts that by early 2028, humanity will have emitted enough carbon dioxide to make exceeding the crucial 1.5 degrees Celsius global warming threshold highly probable, triggering more severe climate extremes and jeopardizing vulnerable populations.
Study: 1.5-Degree Celsius Warming Threshold Likely to Be Passed by Early 2028
A new study predicts that by early 2028, humanity will have emitted enough carbon dioxide to make exceeding the crucial 1.5 degrees Celsius global warming threshold highly probable, triggering more severe climate extremes and jeopardizing vulnerable populations.
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Accelerated Sea Level Rise: Dire Climate Change Report
A new scientific report reveals that global sea levels are rising twice as fast as last century, averaging 4.3mm annually since 2019, threatening coastal areas with flooding and erosion; the remaining carbon budget to limit warming to 1.5°C is down to three years' worth of emissions.
Accelerated Sea Level Rise: Dire Climate Change Report
A new scientific report reveals that global sea levels are rising twice as fast as last century, averaging 4.3mm annually since 2019, threatening coastal areas with flooding and erosion; the remaining carbon budget to limit warming to 1.5°C is down to three years' worth of emissions.
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UK Faces 50% Chance of 40°C Heatwave Repeat in 12 Years
The UK faces a 50% chance of reaching 40°C again within 12 years due to climate change, with 2022's heatwave causing over 1,000 excess deaths and significant disruptions; temperatures exceeding 46°C are possible.
UK Faces 50% Chance of 40°C Heatwave Repeat in 12 Years
The UK faces a 50% chance of reaching 40°C again within 12 years due to climate change, with 2022's heatwave causing over 1,000 excess deaths and significant disruptions; temperatures exceeding 46°C are possible.
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Global Banks Increase Fossil Fuel Financing by \$162.5 Billion in 2024
The world's top 65 banks financed \$869 billion in fossil fuels in 2024, a \$162.5 billion increase from 2023, driven by banks' retreat from climate commitments and lack of binding regulations; American banks led the way, while some European banks showed stronger exclusion policies.
Global Banks Increase Fossil Fuel Financing by \$162.5 Billion in 2024
The world's top 65 banks financed \$869 billion in fossil fuels in 2024, a \$162.5 billion increase from 2023, driven by banks' retreat from climate commitments and lack of binding regulations; American banks led the way, while some European banks showed stronger exclusion policies.
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