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As the climate changes, what does the future hold for the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games?

The 25th Winter Olympic Games are upon us, with Italy set to host the Games for the fourth time. The schedule at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics is set to look similar to previous iterations of the event: a mix of snow and ice sports held on what is…

The Conversation

Zambia’s farmers are working in dangerous heat – how they can protect themselves

Farming is central to life in Zambia, with about 60% of the country’s labour force relying on rain-fed agriculture for their livelihood or income. Seasonal rains shape planting and harvesting, and temperatures can rise to 40°C. On small farms, men generally manage livestock such as cattle and cash crops like…

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‘Doomsday Glacier’ is melting faster than we thought. Can a 150-metre wall stop it flooding Earth?

The ‘Doomsday Glacier’ already contributes four per cent of annual sea level rise, but can the consequences of climate change be barricaded off?

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Victoria’s mountain ash forests naturally thin their trees. So why do it with machines?

There has been much global discussion about the best ways to manage Earth’s forests in an era of climate change and more frequent bushfires.

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Donald Trump tries to say climate change is fake by pointing to dropping temperatures but proves the only thing dropping is his IQ

Extreme weather like this does not disprove climate change Donald.

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Potoroos digging for ‘truffles’ keep their forests healthy – but for how long?

Think truffles and you’ll probably think of France. But Australia is actually a global hotspot for truffle-like fungi, boasting hundreds of different species. Like culinary truffles, these truffle-like fungi produce underground sporing bodies rather than send up mushrooms.

The Conversation

How climate change and human psychology make this cold snap feel so harsh

The frigid weather gripping much of America is not unprecedented, but it feels that way

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Climate change threatens the Winter Olympics’ future – and even snowmaking has limits for saving the Games

Watching the Winter Olympics is an adrenaline rush as athletes fly down snow-covered ski slopes, luge tracks and over the ice at breakneck speeds and with grace.

The Conversation

A UK climate security report backed by the intelligence services was quietly buried – a pattern we’ve seen many times before

Last autumn, a UK government report warned that climate-driven ecosystem collapse could lead to food shortages, mass migration, political extremism and even nuclear conflict. The report was never officially launched.

The Conversation

Sharks aren’t ‘turning on us’. So what’s behind the recent spate of attacks?

Following four attacks in 48 hours, one scientist has warned that climate change could be increasing the risk of shark bites.

Euronews

Addressing climate change without the ‘rules-based order’

At the recent World Economic Forum in Switzerland, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney proclaimed “a rupture” in the global “rules-based order” and a turn to great power rivalry.

The Conversation

Trump’s climate policy rollback plan relies on EPA rescinding its 2009 endangerment finding – but will courts allow it?

In 2009, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency formally declared that greenhouse gas emissions, including from vehicles and fossil fuel power plants, endanger public health and welfare. The decision, known as the endangerment finding, was based on years of evidence, and it has underpinned EPA actions on climate change ever since.

The Conversation

Preventable deaths in a warming world: how politics shapes who lives and who dies

In Brownsville, Texas, three members of the Galvan family died after a malfunctioning air conditioner left them exposed to extreme heat. Aged between 60 and 82, all three had chronic health conditions, including diabetes and heart disease. This makes it harder for the body to regulate temperature and increases vulnerability…

The Conversation

Episode Six: finance, the heart of the matter

This eight-part podcast series examines the Paris Agreement ten years on, featuring global climate leaders discussing progress, challenges, and the dramatic shift in power towards emerging economies. The series explores how multilateral cooperation has evolved despite geopolitical fractures, from industrial transformation and innovative financing to the changing rules of climate…

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‘Homes may have to be abandoned’: how climate crisis has reshaped Britain’s flood risk

As rivers swell and homes are cut off, scientists say UK winter rainfall is already 20 years ahead of predictions

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Why Adopting Indie Dogs Is Becoming a Responsible Choice

Who Are Indie Dogs?

indie breed are no less than any breed

Indie dogs mostly known as Indian street dogs or stray dogs which are totally Indian or Desi dog but they are totally neglected in our country because of foreign and expensive breeds just for show off cases they…

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Is the Under Salt Marsh town really going under water? The real climate change threat the Welsh filming location is facing

The stunning scenery in Under Salt March is overshadowed by the threat of real Welsh communities living with climate change peril

The Conversation

Grammys’ AI rules aim to keep music human, but large gray area leaves questions about authenticity and authorship

At its best, artificial intelligence can assist people in analyzing data, automating tasks and developing solutions to big problems: fighting cancer, hunger, poverty and climate change. At its worst, AI can assist people in exploiting other humans, damaging the environment, taking away jobs and eventually making ourselves lazy and less…

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Euronews

The rise of cold climate viticulture: Unexpected destinations wine lovers need to visit

New developments in hybrid grapes and the effects of climate change have seen wine regions expanding ever further north over the past few decades.

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5 Best Facial Oils for Every Skin Problem and Skin Type

Skin problems have become a common issue among many people these days. Pollution, climate change and weather can contribute to problems like acne, dullness, pigmentation and many more. However facial oiling is a skin care ritual that can help in tackling them. Face oiling has been used by women of…

Euronews

‘Emotional traps’ and fake experts: How to spot climate disinformation in 2026

As the threat of climate change accelerates, the EU has strengthened its commitment to fight disinformation.

The Conversation

How to cut harmful emissions from ditches and canals – new research

Ditches and canals are the underdog of the freshwater world. These human-made waterways are often forgotten, devalued and perceived negatively – think “dull as ditchwater”. But these unsung heroes have a hidden potential for climate change mitigation, if they’re managed correctly.

The Guardian - UK

Donald Trump’s perverse policy on climate change

Letter: Of all the president’s policy initiatives, this is the most potentially catastrophic, says former supreme court justice Robert Carnwath

Radio France Internationale

Climate change 'supercharging' deadly floods in southern Africa

A "perfect storm" of climate change and cyclical La Niña weather patterns have been fuelling the catastrophic flooding sweeping southern Africa for the past month, according to climate scientists.

Evening Standard

Svalbard’s polar bears keep body condition despite rapid ice loss, study finds

Surprising results show how different polar bear populations are responding differently to climate change.

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