RARE PHOTOS: 12 - The Real Truth

Summer 2026 is UK’s warmest since records began

The persistent dry weather and extreme heat of the past few months continue to have an impact on the UK, despite recent rainfall.

Evening Standard · Sep 1

Nepal’s glacial collapse foreshadowed a future of climate disaster

The deluge capped a summer of extreme climate events, from deadly heatwaves to wildfires. We must take action now

The Guardian - US · Sep 1

Short-term carbon credits used for long-term pollution

Australia's carbon credit scheme is working, according to a review, but some of the nation's biggest polluters have become its biggest customers.

AAP · Sep 1

Climate crisis pushes French winemakers to bet on warmer future in Brittany and Normandy

As rising temperatures reshape France's vineyards, winemakers are turning to Normandy and Brittany, regions once known for cider, not grapes. Those fleeing harsher conditions in traditional areas like the Loire Valley see opportunity up north, though some warn the same climate volatility disrupting southern vineyards is starting to follow them…

France 24 · Aug 31

Headline Newds: Meet the OnlyFans stars taking on climate change

As extreme temperatures of 40C or more appear to become the norm, a group of filmmakers have taken an unorthodox approach to raising awareness

The Independent UK · Aug 31

'We're facing a double whammy': America's hottest tinned fish snack is shrinking by nearly half thanks to climate change and war in Iran

Sardine landings in Morocco, the world’s top supplier, have fallen nearly 46% as warming waters and war-driven fuel costs squeeze the fleet.

Fortune · Aug 31

India Mangrove Forests Beyond the Sundarbans: Gujarat, Odisha and Karnataka Coastal Ecosystems Worth Visiting

Gujarat: The Largest Mangrove Cover Outside the SundarbansGujarat holds roughly 1,140 square kilometres of mangrove forests along its coastline, the second-largest mangrove cover in India after West Bengal. The Gulf of Kutch, in particular, carries stands of Avicennia marina so dense that the canopy closes overhead at mid-tide. The Marine…

Times Life · Aug 31

Sea-level rise, fuel shortages and missile tests top the agenda as Albanese heads to Palau for Pacific talks

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is in Palau’s capital Koror this week for the annual Pacific Islands Forum, and regional security is expected to top the agenda.

The Conversation · Aug 30

Carbon emissions are worsening the western US water crisis, new study finds

Decades of carbon emissions significantly worsened the western United States water crisis. Fossil fuel and cement producers' emissions reduced snowpack and river flows. This reduction accounts for a substantial share of climate-driven water changes. Increased irrigation demand also strains water resources across the region. Groundwater depletion is a growing concern…

The Economic Times · Aug 30

Earth’s forests lost 60% of their canopy during ancient global warming—could it happen again?

Ancient forests endured extreme global warming over 56 million years ago. This warming event caused a significant loss of forest canopy cover. Forests took over 100,000 years to fully recover from this damage. Modern forests face similar challenges with faster carbon emissions. Past warming events offer crucial lessons for current…

The Economic Times · Aug 30