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AMOC Collapse: A Real and Approaching Threat
A new study analyzing IPCC models reveals a real possibility of AMOC collapse within the next few decades, with potentially devastating consequences for global weather patterns, including extreme winters in Western Europe, severe droughts, and massive sea-level rise.
AMOC Collapse: A Real and Approaching Threat
A new study analyzing IPCC models reveals a real possibility of AMOC collapse within the next few decades, with potentially devastating consequences for global weather patterns, including extreme winters in Western Europe, severe droughts, and massive sea-level rise.
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40% Bias Score
La Niña to Indirectly Impact Turkey's Weather This Fall and Winter
La Niña conditions, predicted to last until January 2026, will indirectly affect Turkey's weather, causing a warm September, near-normal October and November, slightly above-average winter temperatures with potential snowfall, and a continuing drought until increased rainfall in December and January...
La Niña to Indirectly Impact Turkey's Weather This Fall and Winter
La Niña conditions, predicted to last until January 2026, will indirectly affect Turkey's weather, causing a warm September, near-normal October and November, slightly above-average winter temperatures with potential snowfall, and a continuing drought until increased rainfall in December and January...
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UK Experiences Warmest Summer on Record in 2025
The UK's summer of 2025 (June 1-August 25) was the warmest on record, averaging 16.13°C—1.54°C above the long-term average—due to consistent warmth from dry conditions, high-pressure systems, and warm seas, exceeding the 2018 record.
UK Experiences Warmest Summer on Record in 2025
The UK's summer of 2025 (June 1-August 25) was the warmest on record, averaging 16.13°C—1.54°C above the long-term average—due to consistent warmth from dry conditions, high-pressure systems, and warm seas, exceeding the 2018 record.
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Record-Breaking Heatwave in Spain: August 2025 Sets New Temperature Highs
Spain's August 2025 heatwave, lasting sixteen days, was the most intense on record, with a 4.6°C anomaly, exceeding even 2022's record. This is part of a trend of increasingly hot summers, attributable to climate change, impacting vulnerable populations and heightening wildfire risk.
Record-Breaking Heatwave in Spain: August 2025 Sets New Temperature Highs
Spain's August 2025 heatwave, lasting sixteen days, was the most intense on record, with a 4.6°C anomaly, exceeding even 2022's record. This is part of a trend of increasingly hot summers, attributable to climate change, impacting vulnerable populations and heightening wildfire risk.
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Arctic Sea Ice Loss Slowdown: A Temporary Pause in a Long-Term Decline
A study shows Arctic sea ice loss has slowed since the late 2000s, despite human-caused warming, due to natural climate variability; this pause is projected to end within 5–10 years, potentially leading to accelerated ice loss thereafter.
Arctic Sea Ice Loss Slowdown: A Temporary Pause in a Long-Term Decline
A study shows Arctic sea ice loss has slowed since the late 2000s, despite human-caused warming, due to natural climate variability; this pause is projected to end within 5–10 years, potentially leading to accelerated ice loss thereafter.
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Antarctic Sea Ice Loss Accelerates, Triggering Irreversible Climate Change
A Nature study reveals abrupt, irreversible changes in Antarctica due to climate change, causing a rapid slowdown of ocean currents, significant sea ice loss harming wildlife, and potentially triggering catastrophic consequences.
Antarctic Sea Ice Loss Accelerates, Triggering Irreversible Climate Change
A Nature study reveals abrupt, irreversible changes in Antarctica due to climate change, causing a rapid slowdown of ocean currents, significant sea ice loss harming wildlife, and potentially triggering catastrophic consequences.
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Deforestation Causes 28,000 Annual Deaths Globally
A new study reveals that over 28,000 people die annually due to heat caused by deforestation, mostly in Southeast Asia, highlighting the need for local climate management strategies alongside global CO2 emission reduction.
Deforestation Causes 28,000 Annual Deaths Globally
A new study reveals that over 28,000 people die annually due to heat caused by deforestation, mostly in Southeast Asia, highlighting the need for local climate management strategies alongside global CO2 emission reduction.
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44% Bias Score
Climate Change Intensifies Mediterranean Wildfires
Climate change intensified the wildfires in Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus by 22 percent, making them 10 times more likely and resulting in over one million hectares burned in Europe in 2025, exceeding any year on record and causing significant loss of life and evacuations.
Climate Change Intensifies Mediterranean Wildfires
Climate change intensified the wildfires in Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus by 22 percent, making them 10 times more likely and resulting in over one million hectares burned in Europe in 2025, exceeding any year on record and causing significant loss of life and evacuations.
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Heatwaves Accelerate Human Aging, Study Finds
A 15-year study of 25,000 Taiwanese individuals reveals heatwaves accelerate aging, with effects comparable to lifestyle factors like smoking and poor diet; manual laborers were disproportionately affected; researchers warn of long-term health consequences.
Heatwaves Accelerate Human Aging, Study Finds
A 15-year study of 25,000 Taiwanese individuals reveals heatwaves accelerate aging, with effects comparable to lifestyle factors like smoking and poor diet; manual laborers were disproportionately affected; researchers warn of long-term health consequences.
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20% Bias Score
Arctic Sea Ice Melt Slowdown: A Temporary Reprieve
New research reveals a temporary slowdown in Arctic sea ice melt since the late 2000s, despite continued human-caused global warming; the rate of loss over the last two decades is the slowest since 1979, though this is expected to change within 5-10 years.
Arctic Sea Ice Melt Slowdown: A Temporary Reprieve
New research reveals a temporary slowdown in Arctic sea ice melt since the late 2000s, despite continued human-caused global warming; the rate of loss over the last two decades is the slowest since 1979, though this is expected to change within 5-10 years.
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20% Bias Score
Early Bordeaux Harvest: Climate Change Impacts Wine Production
Due to 40°C temperatures, the 2023 grape harvest at Château Carbonnieux in Bordeaux started on August 19th, significantly earlier than usual, leading to higher alcohol content in white wines and a shift toward a Mediterranean flavor profile, posing challenges to AOC regulations.
Early Bordeaux Harvest: Climate Change Impacts Wine Production
Due to 40°C temperatures, the 2023 grape harvest at Château Carbonnieux in Bordeaux started on August 19th, significantly earlier than usual, leading to higher alcohol content in white wines and a shift toward a Mediterranean flavor profile, posing challenges to AOC regulations.
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32% Bias Score
Early French Wine Harvest Due to Soaring Temperatures
High temperatures in France have caused an earlier than usual wine harvest, starting on August 19th instead of the traditional September 15th, resulting in higher sugar and alcohol content in white wines, particularly impacting the Château Carbonnieu's production and compliance with AOC regulations.
Early French Wine Harvest Due to Soaring Temperatures
High temperatures in France have caused an earlier than usual wine harvest, starting on August 19th instead of the traditional September 15th, resulting in higher sugar and alcohol content in white wines, particularly impacting the Château Carbonnieu's production and compliance with AOC regulations.
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36% Bias Score
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