"They will not stand at cemeteries or houses," says former climate protection chief about wind turbines
A former climate protection chief addresses concerns about the placement of wind turbines near residential areas and cemeteries.
"It has gone downhill": The government puts Denmark's climate goals at risk again
Denmark's government has failed to demonstrate how it will meet its central climate goal of a 70% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 compared to 1990 levels, as stated in the latest annual report from the Climate Council.
Latvia Prepares for Floods
Latvian authorities are preparing for the spring flood season due to significant snow cover and ice thickness this winter.
Czech Republic pushes for ETS system change, proposing price cap and further delay
The Czech Republic is advocating for adjustments in the ETS system, suggesting a price cap alongside a proposal for additional delays.
The Oil Fund divested from 58 companies last year
Norway's Oil Fund divested from 58 companies in 2025 due to increased geopolitical tensions, climate change implications, and other market uncertainties.
UN approves first carbon credit to Myanmar woodstove project
The UN has approved its first carbon credits for a project in Myanmar that involves distributing efficient wood-burning cookstoves.
Floods kill 46 as mud and debris choke Brazilian towns in Minas Gerais State
Severe floods in Minas Gerais, Brazil, have led to the death of 46 people and left many missing as towns struggle with mud and debris.
Concerns Over Increased Carbon Emissions from Expansion of Dawn Deliveries Amidst Amendments to Distribution Law
There are rising concerns regarding the increased carbon emissions associated with the expansion of dawn delivery services in South Korea, as discussions around relaxing regulations in the distribution industry gain momentum.
Weather Anomaly in Poland: Thermometers Will Show Uncharacteristic Temperatures for This Time of Year
Poland is expected to experience an unseasonable warm spell with temperatures rising significantly above zero due to a change in air masses.
Spring arrives early in Europe. Here's why the thermometer in Italy also measures 20 degrees
Meteorologists in Italy are observing unusually warm temperatures, reaching 20 degrees Celsius, signaling an early arrival of spring.
Shusaku Sugimoto, researcher at Tohoku University: 'The sea rising 6°C and staying that way for two years has never been seen before'
Shusaku Sugimoto, a researcher from Tohoku University, highlights alarming climate changes in Japan, including a significant rise in sea temperatures.
Climate change intensified the torrential rains caused by the storm train
Recent torrential rains linked to climate change have caused significant flooding in Spain, Portugal, and northern Morocco, according to a new study from World Weather Attribution.
This certainly won't happen, or will it? Five extreme predictions for Czechia and the world
The article discusses five extreme predictions about the future for both Czechia and the world, though the exact content is unclear due to technical issues with the page.
Kari Määttä received a worrying message about his forest – some trees were dead
Kari Määttä, a forest owner in Sotkamo, Finland, received alarming news about dead trees in his forest, prompting a warning from forestry authorities about potential pests and diseases.
‘A devastating force’: how recent Mediterranean storms turned to tragedies
Recent Mediterranean storms have caused significant destruction, leading to tragic events and highlighting the impacts of climate change.
Climate change intensifies rains that killed over 50 in Portugal, Spain, and Morocco by up to 11%
Torrential rain has resulted in the deaths of more than 50 people in Portugal, Spain, and Morocco since mid-January, with climate change exacerbating the situation.
From Valencia's DANA to the endless storm: rain becomes wilder in Spain
Spain is experiencing unprecedented rainfall episodes that have shattered historical precipitation records across the country.
Africa: Over a Billion Fear Losing Land and Homes Within Five Years
A UN-backed report reveals that over a billion people globally fear losing land and homes within the next five years, highlighting ongoing land insecurity and the need for better land rights policies.
7 out of 10 young people are not worried about the climate: 'A surprise'
A recent study reveals that 73% of Swedish teenagers express low concern about climate change, which researchers found surprising.
Cool Interest in Wetlands in Västmanland: "Can't Get Rid of the Money"
Interest in government funding for wetland restoration projects in Västmanland is low, with only 28% of available funds utilized.
Climate Scientist: The Country Should Start Preparing for the Purchase of Emission Units
A climate scientist warns that Estonia is likely to face significant greenhouse gas emissions deficits and should prepare for purchasing emission units.
Solar Power on School Rooftops...77% of Public Elementary and Secondary Schools to be Installed by 2030
The South Korean Ministry of Education aims to install solar power systems in 77% of public elementary, middle, and high schools by 2030 as part of the 'Sunshine School' project.
Summer almost over but bushfire outlook not great for Victoria, NSW and WA
A report warns of a heightened risk of bushfires in parts of Victoria, NSW, and WA as summer ends, with elevated concerns extending into autumn.
Peter Alestig: Yes - some climate alarms were exaggerated
The article discusses the skepticism surrounding climate alarmism amidst the ongoing climate crisis debate.
VIDEO: Rain floods public hospital and leaves streets destroyed in a city in Bahia
Heavy rains caused flooding in a public hospital and significant damage to streets in Cícero Dantas, Bahia, Brazil.
What would happen to Antarctica if the Earth's temperature rises by 2°C? A finding alerts about the consequences of global warming
Scientists have drilled unprecedented depths in Antarctica to study the potential impacts of a 2°C rise in global temperatures on the ice sheets.
'Everything I had in this life,' says resident who lost her mother and 2-year-old daughter in Juiz de Fora
A resident of Juiz de Fora, Brazil, described the heartbreaking loss of her mother and two-year-old daughter due to a landslide triggered by severe weather.
Video: this was the moment when extreme rain caused 23 deaths and dozens missing in Brazil
Extreme rainfall in Minas Gerais, Brazil, resulted in 23 fatalities and many missing persons, leading the federal government to declare a state of calamity for 180 days.
Senador Firmino also suffers from heavy rain; video shows woman rescued from boat
Serious flooding in Senador Firmino, Brazil, led to the evacuation of approximately 60 families as rescue operations were mounted amid significant rainfall.
Brazil has 2,600 municipalities at risk of natural disasters
Brazil faces a significant threat with 2,600 municipalities identified as having high or very high risks of natural disasters due to climate change.
Water from Krounka in Chrudim flooded the largest planned flood retention basin in the Czech Republic
The article discusses the flooding of a significant flood retention basin in Czechia due to water from Krounka.
Letters to the Editor. Noted by DN's readers on February 25
A reader praises Sweden's climate and environment minister for her calm and constructive approach to climate goals.
VIDEO: Over 30 people have died in the floods in Brazil and the same number are missing
Severe floods and landslides in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais have resulted in at least 36 deaths, with 33 others reported missing.
From Thirst to Drowning: The Maghreb on a "Knife's Edge" Between Contradictory Climates
The Maghreb region experiences devastating floods following a prolonged dry spell, raising concerns over climate change impacts.
Podcast: 'On the Point': Heating Law: A Step Back for Climate and Renters
The CDU/CSU has largely rolled back the heating law of the coalition government, posing questions about its implications for consumers and climate goals.
Building Modernization Act: "We should reconsider how we heat"
The German government is promoting biogas for climate-friendly heating in buildings, but Peter Kornatz of the German Biomass Research Center argues against this approach.
Climate Crisis: "We are now entering the risk zone for tipping points"
Climate researchers warn that the Antarctic ice sheet is approaching critical tipping points, even in areas previously considered stable.
Flooding in Bali after extreme rain
Bali is experiencing significant flooding and landslides following several days of heavy rainfall, prompting evacuations of tourists and residents.
Germany accused of ditching climate targets as it scraps renewables mandate
Germany's government faces criticism for abandoning its ambitious renewable energy legislation in favor of allowing the continued use of fossil fuels.
Morocco has turned green after seven years of drought
Morocco has recently experienced a resurgence of greenery following several years of severe drought conditions.
Alert for rise of the Río de la Plata: a peak above 3 meters is expected and there are still flooded streets in the GBA due to the storm
The Naval Hydrographic Service of Argentina has issued a warning for a rise in the Río de la Plata, predicting peaks over three meters in various regions of Greater Buenos Aires, where flooding is already affecting several neighborhoods.
Senamhi predicts that the Coastal El Niño will reach moderate intensity in July
The Coastal El Niño phenomenon is already present in Peru and could intensify, reaching a moderate category by July according to Senamhi projections.
Abrupt Drop: An Important Agricultural Region Experienced One of the Worst Droughts in 40 Years
An important agricultural region in Argentina, particularly in Necochea, faced one of its most severe droughts in four decades, receiving significantly less rainfall than average during the summer months.
New Measurement System for El Niño and La Niña
Researchers have updated the classification system for El Niño and La Niña due to rapid temperature changes caused by global warming.
Heavy Rains in Brazil Cause Landslides, with at Least 30 Casualties
Heavy rains in Brazil have triggered landslides that have resulted in at least 30 deaths.
The rain from the Amazon is worth 20 billion dollars a year. Deforestation reduces it
The article discusses the economic value of rain from the Amazon rainforest, estimated at $20 billion annually, and the impact of deforestation on this value.
Trump touts ‘drill, baby, drill’ agenda – but no mention of climate crisis
During his State of the Union address, Trump did not mention climate change while promoting an aggressive energy agenda and referencing severe flooding in Texas.
Crazy Weather. Almost Thirty Degrees Recorded in France
Unusual hot weather in France, with temperatures approaching thirty degrees Celsius, has drawn attention.
Step by Step: A Conversation about Sustainable Theater Practices in Asia
Kamilė Žičkytė discusses sustainable theater practices in Asia following her visit to Taiwan's Sustainable Theater Conference and interviews organizer Janette Lin Hsun-Chen.
Ocean warming causes a 20% decrease in fish populations, study shows
A new study reveals that ocean warming is leading to a nearly 20% annual decrease in fish biomass worldwide.