The science on Degrees Now: The temperature record, The carbon cycle, Feedback loops, Attribution science, AMOC and ice sheets.
A global survey of over 9,000 scientists finds those who believe technology will solve climate change are significantly less likely to adopt low-carbon lifestyles or join civic protests, highlighting a potential barrier to action.
Southern California faces a week-long, record-breaking fall heatwave with temperatures up to 30 degrees above historical averages, driven by climate change.
Swiss glaciers lost 5.5% of their volume in 2026, the second-biggest annual melt on record. Extreme summer heat drove the loss, accelerating a trend that has seen nearly 20% of the nation's ice vanish since 2021.
M Group has unveiled its first sustainability strategy, setting science-based targets to cut Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 42% and Scope 3 intensity by 51.6%.
An uncrewed, wind-powered Saildrone has embarked on a 22,000km circumnavigation of Antarctica to collect critical data on ocean and atmospheric carbon.
Outgoing UN Secretary-General António Guterres has urged all governments to adopt national plans with clear timelines for transitioning away from fossil fuels.
Lidy Nacpil of the Asian Peoples' Movement on Debt and Development argues that framing UN climate talks as a battle between science defenders and attackers is wrong and dangerous.
Data shows England's ambulance services faced their busiest days on record during the June 2026 heatwave.
A new study warns that emissions from thawing permafrost, wildfires, wetlands, and freshwaters could amplify global heating by 20-30% by 2100.
A 'Friends of Science' coalition warns of attacks on climate science at UN talks.
Major Australian ski resorts are closing up to a month early after a record-warm winter with limited snow.
A record-breaking, climate-fueled El Nino event is predicted to cause extreme weather worldwide.
Sydney has recorded temperatures up to 13C above the September average, potentially marking the hottest start to spring since records began in 1858.
Solar power in the UK reached a new high of 8.8 terawatt-hours over June to August 2026, driven by record sunshine and heat linked to climate change.
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology forecasts the current El Niño will be the strongest on record.
The United Nations warns the current El Niño is set to be the largest in a millennium.
A Friends of the Earth report, using Tyndall Centre analysis, says Heathrow's £49bn third runway plan breaks UK climate laws.
A UN Environment Programme report states that exceeding the 1.5C Paris Agreement limit is now unavoidable, with at least 1.8C of warming expected.
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 unavoidable.
Pacific Island leaders at a regional forum are pressing Australia to reaffirm the 1.5C climate goal.
The UK dairy industry has updated its environmental roadmap, setting new science-based climate targets and packaging goals for processors.
Plug-in solar kits, requiring only a standard three-pin socket and outdoor space, are now commercially available in the UK.
Two large data centre projects in the UK are projected to emit more carbon annually than ExxonMobil’s UK operations, prompting environmental scrutiny and new regulatory proposals in Spain.