Read the latest news from regional and global sources, presenting different voices and perspectives.
Climate change: the danger is everywhere
Winnipeg Free Press
·
August 15, 2025
Opinion As climate change continues to turn up the temperature around the world, it’s becoming increasingly clear that nowhere, no matter how developed, is truly safe from its effects. A recent housing analysis in the U.K., as reported by the...
Climate change is undercutting the MAHA movement's healthy food agenda
Environmental Health News
·
August 15, 2025
Extreme weather and rising emissions are making it harder for small farmers to grow nutritious food, complicating the Trump administration’s Make America Healthy Again campaign. Lisa Held reports for Civil Eats. In short: The Make America Healthy...
Global Warming en Vogue, Deal With It!
Dissident Voice
·
August 15, 2025
Global Warming (“GW”) is winning, and it is gaining. Obstacles to hotter temperatures are falling to the wayside, allowing GW to go for more intense heatwaves along with much, much higher sea levels. Alas, the greenest of green countries are...
Nordic heatwave made 10 times more likely by climate change, scientists say
Helsinki Times
·
August 15, 2025
Climate change made the record-breaking July heatwave in Norway, Sweden and Finland ten times more likely and around 2°C hotter, according to a rapid study published on Wednesday. The findings, released by the World Weather Attribution (WWA)...
3 food crops that are resilient to climate change (and 3 that are less resilient)
Food Navigator
·
August 15, 2025
Summary of climate resilient crops As climate change worsens, food manufacturers must find crops which are resilient to heat and drought pressures Some crops are more resilient than others Crops such as millet, amaranth and sweet potato are...
Funding Cuts on Satellites, Observatories Are Creating Climate Change Blind Spots
The Manila Times
·
August 15, 2025
THE world depends on a series of interconnected scientific institutions studying the atmosphere, analyzing the vast amount of scientific data generated to protect it from the threats of climate change. This international collaboration involves key...
Burgers Bending Your Budget? Blame It On Climate Change
CleanTechnica
·
August 15, 2025
Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Over the last year or so, you may have felt the sting of higher prices as you ordered your favorite burgers at your local restaurant or when you’ve been stocking up at the...
Trump administration faces lawsuit over "secret report" on climate change
CBS 62 Detroit - Michigan
·
The Trump administration has reduced funding for climate research, dismissed federal scientists who worked on the National Climate Assessment, and removed past editions of the report from government websites. Now, critics say, it is taking the...
Podcast: Climate change 'has arrived' on dinner plates
RTE Ireland
·
August 15, 2025
The cost of your weekly shop is increasing due to the accelerating impact of climate change across the globe, an expert has warned. Lecturer in Sustainability at TU Dublin Dr Ciarán O'Carroll told the Behind the Story podcast a new report found a...
Climate change has sent coffee prices soaring. Trump’s tariffs will send them higher.
Yale Climate Connections - Connecticut
·
August 15, 2025
Eight years ago, when Debbie Wei Mullin founded her company Copper Cow, she wanted to bring Vietnamese coffee into the mainstream. Vietnam, the world’s second-largest exporter of coffee, is known for growing robusta beans. Earthier and more bitter...
The Societal Impacts of Climate Change: The Phenomenon and Prevalence of Climate Anxiety
Hungarian Conservative
·
August 15, 2025
The future, long a symbol of opportunity, is increasingly perceived by many young people as a realm of threat and uncertainty, directly fueling the spread of climate anxiety. According to a 2021 international study, 59 per cent of young people...
Climate change is making Africa’s debt burden worse but new debt contracts could help
Independent (Uganda)
·
August 15, 2025
A protest at COP27. Sean Gallup/ Getty Images COMMENT | MAGALIE MASAMBA | Many African countries are already struggling with heavy debt burdens. Climate change is making this worse. Africa contributes the least to global emissions but suffers the...
Climate Change Weekly # 552 — What I Said on World Salon about Agriculture and Climate Change
The Heartland Institute
·
August 15, 2025
IN THIS ISSUE: What I Said on World Salon about Agriculture and Climate Change Temperature Data Is Worse Than Believed; Often It’s Not Data at All What I Said on World Salon about Agriculture and Climate Change I was honored a couple of weeks ago...
DestinE’s Climate Change Adaptation Digital Twin Shortlisted for the ACM Gordon Bell Prize for Climate Modelling
HPCwire
·
August 15, 2025
Aug. 15, 2025 — After winning two HPCwire Readers’ Choice Awards last year, the Climate Change Adaptation Digital Twin, part of the European Commission’s Destination Earth (DestinE) initiative, has been shortlisted for the Association for...
Global warming changed the Pacific — and brought drought to the western US
E&E News
·
August 15, 2025
For decades, scientists watched temperatures in the Pacific Ocean swing back and forth like the needle on a metronome. It’s a recurring climate cycle known as the Pacific Decadal Oscillation, or PDO. Often regarded as a kind of long-lasting El...
Global Warming in Vogue, Deal With It!
Pressenza
·
August 15, 2025
Global Warming (“GW”) is winning, and it is gaining. Obstacles to hotter temperatures are falling to the wayside, allowing GW to go for more intense heatwaves along with much, much higher sea levels. Alas, the greenest of green countries are...
Cliff Mass: Seattle will be pummeled with rain Friday, but no, it's not climate change related
AM 770 KTTH - Washington State
·
August 14, 2025
The Seattle area is about to get drenched, warns University of Washington atmospheric sciences professor Cliff Mass Mass explained on the Jason Rantz Show on Seattle Red 770 AM that a rare mid-summer atmospheric river will hit Friday, bringing “a...
Climate change 'sets the stage for more extreme fire behaviour,' says researcher
CBC/Radio-Canada
·
August 15, 2025
Grand Falls-Windsor fire Chief Vince MacKenzie says he's seen the world change in his 42-year career. MacKenzie's community is about 16 kilometres north of the nearest out-of-control wildfire in Martin Lake, which was burning at 2,160 hectares as...
Climate change is giving ticks and mosquitoes more chances to spread disease
WXPR - Wisconsin
·
August 15, 2025
Certain species of ticks and mosquitoes can carry various diseases. In Wisconsin, Lyme disease is becoming more common with nearly 6,500 cases reported last year, with many cases reported in the Northwoods. The state sees spikes of illnesses from...
Democrats Love Citing This One Climate Change Study. Turns Out It’s All Bogus.
Daily Wire
·
August 15, 2025
Democrats often tout a study that predicts the global economy will crash this century thanks to climate change. It turns out the study is bogus, according to a new analysis. The paper, published in the journal Nature last year, claimed that global...