Copernicus Climate Change Service
A page on bodies in our climate change coverage, part of our climate reporting, alongside the 35 reports filed on it so far.
UNICEF warns UK aid cuts overlook climate
UNICEF analysis shows UK aid cuts disproportionately affect countries where most children face multiple climate hazards.
CMIP7 Scenarios Narrow Climate Pathways
New CMIP7 climate scenarios project a narrower warming range of 1.6C to 3.3C by 2100. They assume some overshoot of the 1.5C Paris target is...
Grand Canyon Flooding Kills Two, Climate
Two people are dead and 15 missing after flash flooding in Arizona's Grand Canyon National Park. A meteorologist links the intense rainfall to...
India Needs Timely Climate Adaptation
Experts argue India needs adaptation finance to arrive early for preventative projects, not just post-disaster relief, highlighting a major funding...
Pacific Forum Seeks Climate Action as 1.5C
Pacific Island leaders at a regional forum are pressing Australia to reaffirm the 1.5C climate goal, as warming nears that threshold and a shift to
Climate crisis impacts split by wealth
Climate breakdown's economic and human costs are far greater for poorer nations than wealthy ones, as seen in Nepal, the Caribbean, India, and Sudan.
UK Environment Secretary Warns Climate
Environment Secretary Angela Eagle cites the UK's third drought in five years and driest July in almost two centuries as evidence the climate crisis...
UK Dairy Roadmap sets new climate and
The UK dairy industry has updated its environmental roadmap, setting new science-based climate targets and packaging goals for processors.
Pacific Islands launch new climate fund
Pacific leaders will launch the first call for proposals next week for the new Pacific Resilience Facility, a regional fund designed to swiftly...
Climate crisis threatens Nepal's mountains
A glacier collapse in the Himalayas triggered a deadly flash flood in Nepal and Tibet, killing at least 360 people and leaving 1,400 missing, as...
European leaders silent on climate crisis
Despite record heatwaves and rising public concern, European politicians remain largely quiet on climate action, with only a few exceptions making...
580m children face 20 extra heat-stress days
A new study shows 580 million children under 10 already experience at least 20 extra heat-stress days annually due to climate change, the largest...
UK Climate Project
A UK-funded climate project in Bangladesh is being forced to close two years early due to aid cuts, leaving thousands of vulnerable people without...
Pakistan Faces Super El Nino
Pakistan is preparing for a super El Nino event, which is expected to disrupt weather patterns and exacerbate water scarcity issues. The country has...
Wildfires in Europe Set to Increase by 39% Even in Best-Case Climate Scenario
A study has found that wildfires in Europe are projected to burn 39% more of the continent by the end of the century, even in the best-case scenario...
Climate Crisis Demands Immediate Action, Not Economic Trade-Offs
The UK's summer of record temperatures has sparked a debate about the need to choose between addressing the climate crisis and maintaining living...
Climate Whiplash: England's Extreme Weather Shifts
England is experiencing its hottest and driest summer on record, with nearly three-quarters of the country in drought, while experts warn of a...
Cities and Regions Turn to Nature-Based Solutions to Tackle Climate Change
A majority of cities, states, and regions are using nature-based solutions to tackle climate change, but a critical funding gap remains
Labour Demands Apology from Reform Deputy Leader Over Extreme Heat Comments
Labour party chair Bridget Phillipson calls on Richard Tice to apologise for his remarks dismissing extreme heat, as firefighters battle wildfires...
UK's Over-Reliance on Climate-Vulnerable Countries Threatens Fresh Food Supply
The UK imports 40% of its food, with a significant portion coming from countries battling escalating climate risks. This reliance puts everyday...
New Zealand Passes Legislation to Limit Climate Harm Lawsuits Against Companies
New Zealand's parliament has passed a bill that effectively halts climate harm lawsuits against companies, sparking concerns from critics and...
Schott Abandons Climate-Neutral Production Goal in Favor of Science-Based Targets
German multinational Schott has discontinued its internal goal of achieving carbon-neutral production by 2030, shifting focus towards reducing...
Businesses Must Turn Sustainability Pressures into Tangible Advantages
As climate disruption, resource depletion, and geopolitical fault lines converge, businesses are being forced to rethink their approach to...
Legal Fiction Hindering Climate Finance Faces Challenge at UN Tax Talks
A longstanding legal assumption in corporate taxation, which allows multinationals to shift profits to low-tax jurisdictions, is being challenged at...