
‘El Niño’ already at record levels and threatens to claim 450,000 lives due to extreme heat alone
A study warns of the phenomenon’s impacts around the world, while the epicenter — the tropical Pacific — continues to warm at a rapid pace

A study warns of the phenomenon’s impacts around the world, while the epicenter — the tropical Pacific — continues to warm at a rapid pace

Considered ‘one of the strongest storms ever,’ the cyclone is not expected to make landfall, but authorities said five states are under watch for torrential rain, high surf, flooding and landslides

A study points to the role of climate change in the melt that set the stage for the catastrophic August avalanche

As climate change expands the reach of wildfires further north, European authorities are organizing exchanges between member states to ensure first responders are ready for increasingly strong blazes
The Dunas Tourist Complex by the real estate firm Designia Desarrollos has been temporarily shut down by Mexico’s environmental authorities for causing ‘irreversible damage’ to the beach ecosystem

Researchers from the Autonomous University of Campeche, in Mexico, are analyzing samples from these tiny birds in order to reconstruct the chemical history of the area

The global risk map for flash flooding caused by the overflow of these lakes, a phenomenon known as GLOF, has increased sixfold in a century, driven by climate change

The Trump administration’s delegation refused to use terms such as ‘gender’ and ‘Indigenous peoples’ at a conference where governments, development banks and companies unveiled a $1.3 billion financing package for grassland restoration and drought resilience

Authorities in the Italian capital are exploring their treasures from the past to create new spaces for the future

The US researcher is a pioneer in understanding the effects of climate change on the oceans. In this interview with EL PAÍS, he warns about the risks posed by deniers and advocates for international cooperation

Millions of Europeans face unprecedented limits on water access due to lack of rain. Low flows in major rivers are slowing trade, dragging down energy production and decimating staple crops such as maize, rice, wheat, and soy

A new method reveals how a global forest die-off began 56 million years ago, in a process that bears striking similarities to the one unfolding today

The rapid growth of the industry has increased demand for fishmeal and fish oil, creating environmental and social costs that are often felt far from the consumers who buy the final products

Conservationists warn that the species’ habitat in Chile’s Maule region could disappear if plans for an electricity interconnection proceed

The very nature of this material, which repels water, makes it easy for microorganisms to thrive in it and form communities

The famed waterway’s flow has hit historic lows, even halting vessel crossings

The country has the chance to learn from this summer’s tragedy, and to turn it into a collective learning experience long before next summer arrives

The extreme weather conditions that feed wildfires were 20 times more likely due to global warming, study finds

On private rural estates in Madrid’s western sierra mountains, workers are still racing to cool the hills and put out the constant flare-ups in places where the flames had already gone out
Experts warn that large wildfires are the new reality and the only way to combat them is to adapt and manage the land

The failed renovation of a public square in the heart of the EU quarter calls current urban planning into question amid climate change

For every one-degree Celsius rise in ambient temperature, heat-related mortality increases by 35%. Living with this sweltering climate means that we have to take precautions

Authorities are urging residents to stay indoors as air quality plummets just three days before the World Cup final
Researchers suggest in an article in ‘Science’ financing lake restoration with carbon credits

The Spanish Office for Climate Change says it is necessary to prepare for summer temperatures that further increase risks in terms of wildfires, health, critical infrastructure, and the economy

The city in southern Brazil is the only South American municipality among the 20 worldwide recognized by the United Nations for its efforts to promote recylcing

Heat waves are forcing a faster pace of climate adaptation in Europe for a sector that already benefits from demand from data centers