A study reveals climate change threatens global blood supplies, urging the need for increased blood donations. Extreme weather disrupts logistics, necessitating diverse donors and innovative solutions.

Earth Day 2025, celebrating its 55th anniversary on April 22, expects participation from over a billion people globally under the theme 'Our Power, Our Planet.' This year's focus is on tripling renewable energy by 2030, with key initiatives in tree planting, waste reduction, and climate education.

Arctic ice is melting drastically, posing global climate threats as the region warms four times faster than the rest of the planet. This accelerated ice loss could raise sea levels by 7 meters and disrupt global climate systems, challenging businesses and altering ocean currents.

In 2024, the average global temperature exceeded 1.5°C, marking a critical threshold with severe impacts on water, biodiversity, and human health. Despite international agreements, climate change continues to drive displacement, poverty, and ecosystem degradation, highlighting the urgent need for more effective global responses.

New research warns that climate change is amplifying arsenic levels in rice, posing increased cancer risks by 2050. The study calls for urgent regulation and adaptation strategies to safeguard public health.

Marine heatwaves are intensifying, affecting ecosystems, increasing hurricane strength, and threatening food security. Experts stress the urgent need to stabilize atmospheric temperatures to mitigate ocean warming.

Peter Dutton faced backlash after admitting belief in climate change but dodging questions on its worsening impacts during an election debate. Critics argue his ambiguous stance highlights a broader issue of 'climate change fatigue' in disaster-prone areas, while experts urge decisive action towards net zero emissions.

The urgency of climate change demands swift global action, as carbon emissions from fossil fuels continue driving record temperatures. Lessons from Uruguay's renewable energy success highlight a path forward, emphasizing the potential of solar and other sustainable solutions to mitigate environmental degradation.

Antarctica has become a major driver of global sea level rise, losing about 136 billion tonnes of ice annually, as reported by NASA. Scientists stress the urgency of monitoring East Antarctica's vulnerable glacier basins due to their potential collapse and significant impact on sea levels.

The IMF warns that climate change threatens global economic stability, with small island nations and coastal countries in South Asia at extreme risk. Urgent resilience strategies and significant financial investments are needed to mitigate these impacts, as projected losses could reach trillions globally by 2050.

Severe flooding has hit communities from Arkansas to Kentucky, bringing up to 15 inches of rain in some areas, in what's being called a historic event. Experts link this and past extreme weather to climate change, urging for coordinated adaptation strategies to mitigate future damages.

Weeks of wildfires across the UK have devastated ecosystems, putting numerous species at risk and highlighting the climate crisis. Conservation groups urge government action to mitigate future risks, with the National Trust reporting significant damage and losses.

A study highlights significant threats to New Zealand's coastal cities from rising sea levels and land subsidence, with Christchurch notably affected by post-earthquake shifts. Human activities are worsening subsidence, with some areas sinking up to 8mm annually, risking infrastructure stability and challenging urban planners.

A study in Environmental Research Letters reveals sea surface temperatures are rising 4.5 times faster than in the late 1980s, driven by greenhouse gas emissions. Using data from ESA satellites, researchers warn that this trend exacerbates extreme weather, ecosystem disruptions, and sea level rise.

Music festivals are pivoting towards sustainability, driven by climate change and new regulations. Events like Lollapalooza India 2025 showcase eco-friendly practices, while artists embrace greener tours.

Australia's federal government is intensifying its push for decarbonization with the 'Every Building Counts' policy and a target of net zero public service by 2030. Key measures include all-electric buildings and sustainability criteria for large government projects beginning in 2024.

A new study warns that climate change could shift Earth's poles by up to 27 meters by 2100, disrupting satellite navigation systems. This shift is mainly due to ice melt in Greenland and Antarctica.

Record pollen levels in the Carolinas this spring, driven by climate change, are causing severe allergy symptoms. Experts suggest climate factors are extending pollen seasons, impacting residents' health.

Polar bears and honeybees have become emblematic in climate activism, highlighting the human tendency to favor charismatic species for conservation. This emotional connection drives support but risks overshadowing lesser-known species in need.