Scientists explained why Antarctica unexpectedly gained ice
Despite global warming, Antarctica's ice sheet suddenly gained mass in 2021–2023, reversing its usual loss trend.
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NYT: The global food system rests on three conditions that are not being met
NYT, citing industry experts, sounds the alarm.
NOAA raises probability of record El Niño to 69%
The developing super-El Niño story we've tracked since summer gained new confirmation from the top U.S. climate agency.
UN summit in Mongolia to allocate $12 billion for drought response
As the Northern Hemisphere swelters in record heat and wildfires rage across North America and Europe, UN desertification talks—once seen as the least prominent of the three Rio environmental conventions—have unexpectedly taken center stage.
Super-El Niño threatens California with record sea levels.
Climatologists warn California faces its highest sea levels ever recorded along the state's coast.
The Alps are crumbling before our eyes: the closure of Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn is a climate signal, not a tourism problem
In mid-July 2026, several iconic Alpine routes were closed or effectively removed from use: the Italian route on Mont Blanc, the Hörnli Ridge on the Matterhorn, and the route on the Dent d'Hérens.
El Niño or a "climate flickering"? Russia proposes an alternative hypothesis for climate change
Naked Science researcher proposes an alternative interpretation of El Niño’s role in modern climate change.