From Loss to Profit: Farmer Bets on Sorghum and Changes Farm Planning in Maracaju
A Brazilian farmer in Maracaju has shifted from soybeans to sorghum due to consistent crop failures from drought.
A scorching summer has left Australian wildlife on the brink, but it doesnβt have to be this way
Australia's recent summer has been marked by extreme weather, threatening its wildlife and ecosystems due to climate change and inadequate governmental response.
Satellite Captured a Photo of the Ferry Struggling Through the Ice on the Virtsu-Kuivastu Line
The Copernicus satellite captured an image of a ferry navigating through the ice on the Virtsu-Kuivastu line in mid-February.
Temperature Records Were Broken in the Czech Republic
The article highlights the breaking of temperature records in Czechia due to ongoing weather patterns.
The Warmest February 28th Recorded in Lithuania
Lithuania experienced a record high temperature of 13.5 degrees Celsius on February 28, signaling a trend of increasingly warm winter temperatures.
The Warmest Winter Day! 13 Degrees Celsius Recorded in Parts of Lithuania
Lithuania experiences a record-breaking warm day with temperatures reaching 13.5 degrees Celsius in VarΔna, the highest for February 28.
Climate-Neutral Financial Markets: Retirement Provision Should Serve the Climate
German retirement institutions are focusing on climate-neutral capital investments to promote sustainability.
The climatologist has revealed what makes the last day of winter special, and spoke about the threat of floods
A Lithuanian climatologist discusses the unique weather patterns of the last day of winter and raises concerns about potential floods as the weather warms.
Heating Law: The New Fun in Climate Protection
German politicians believe that the upcoming obligation to install heat pumps was the main barrier, and now that it has been proposed to be voluntary, they claim that climate protection can become enjoyable.
Conrad Black: The high cost of climate alarmism
Conrad Black critiques the extensive financial investments made in fighting climate change, arguing that they have yielded little tangible results.
What will be the future of Antarctica?: This is what it could represent for humanity
A study predicts critical decisions regarding Antarctica's climate will define its future ecosystem and impact humanity by 2100.
Extreme heat raises mortality among the elderly in Rio and causes up to 10 additional deaths per day, study shows
An extreme heat study reveals that days with temperatures above 43Β°C in Rio de Janeiro may lead to approximately 10 additional deaths among the elderly.
Back to school for Internet users: why cold records do not prove that there is no global warming
A Lithuanian internet user has expressed skepticism about global warming, pointing to recent cold records, despite scientific evidence to the contrary.
A baffling discovery for scientists: why some trees withstand droughts that should kill them
Researchers have discovered that specific biological adjustments in tree roots enable some species to survive extreme drought conditions.
TTΓ oceanographer: The ice cover of the Baltic Sea has started to decrease rapidly
A report indicates that the ice cover in the Baltic Sea has diminished significantly, with a recent reduction from 180,000 square kilometers to 140,000 square kilometers due to changing weather conditions.
Impact of 'once-in-a-generation' floods explored in moving documentary
The documentary 'Floodland' examines the devastating effects of the 2022 floods in Lismore, Australia, and documents the community's efforts to rebuild.
Rio de Janeiro has the rainiest February in almost 30 years
February in Rio de Janeiro was the wettest in nearly three decades, leading to severe flooding and disruption in various neighborhoods.
Greenpeace ordered to pay $345 million to an American pipeline operator by a judge
A U.S. judge has ordered Greenpeace to pay $345 million in damages to an American pipeline operator after the organization protested against the pipeline.
MG has deadliest rainy season in 20 years after tragedy in Zona da Mata
The current rainy season in Minas Gerais is the deadliest in the last two decades, with 79 registered deaths, primarily in Juiz de Fora and UbΓ‘.
Lighthouse keeper's wife's remains saved from being swallowed by sea
Archaeologists have successfully relocated the remains of Jane Ann Owen, the wife of a lighthouse keeper, from a remote Queensland island to protect them from rising sea levels.
Winter getting shorter in 80% of major US cities, new data shows
A new study reveals that winter is becoming shorter in 80% of major U.S. cities, contrasting with the current severe winter conditions experienced.
How Mexico City Averted an Extreme Water Crisis
Mexico City successfully avoided a severe water crisis this year despite predictions of dire shortages due to drought.
With 300 mm of rain in 24 hours, storm destroys bridge, covers crossing, and prevents residents from returning home in Ubatuba, SP
Heavy rains in Ubatuba, Brazil, caused significant damage, including the destruction of a newly built bridge, forcing residents to seek alternative and dangerous routes home.
A woman clung to a light pole for three hours amid a terrible flood
A woman in UbΓ‘, Brazil, clung to a light pole for three hours during severe flooding that engulfed her home.
Brazil asks countries to collaborate on a plan to end fossil fuels
Brazil is seeking international collaboration for a plan to end the use of fossil fuels and combat deforestation, as part of its commitments following last year's UN climate conference.
The Baltic Sea suffers due to climate change. Experts: "Dead zone is growing"
A report indicates that the Baltic Sea is experiencing rising temperatures and ecological challenges exacerbated by climate change.
It's a FACT: Giant pythons are seen swimming in flooded streets of Bali, Indonesia; watch
Videos showing giant snakes swimming in flooded streets of Bali, Indonesia, after heavy rains have gone viral on social media.
Avalanche danger: Mobile phone warning on the slope
New avalanche warnings are being sent to mobile phones in Tyrol, urging residents and visitors to remain in safe areas and avoid risky slopes.
Climate Change β A Federal or National Issue?
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a pivotal climate change lawsuit against the energy industry, which could shape the future of similar cases initiated by left-leaning states and municipalities.
Mining sector in MG blocks advances in environmental policy, says mayor of Juiz de Fora
The mayor of Juiz de Fora, Margarida SalomΓ£o, claims that the mining sector hinders progress in environmental policies in Minas Gerais amid recent environmental disasters.
Cacao-free chocolate is in the pipeline, but it won't taste the same
With climate change threatening cacao production, chocolate manufacturers are exploring alternative 'cacao-free' options, primarily derived from fermented sunflower seeds.
Sahara Dust Returns with the Warmth
Warm weather in Lithuania is accompanied by the return of Sahara dust, which could affect air quality.
Emilio Cuevas-AgullΓ³, the scientist who tracked climate change in the air, has died
Emilio Cuevas-AgullΓ³, a prominent meteorologist and climate researcher from Spain, has passed away at the age of 65 due to pneumonia, leaving a significant legacy in understanding greenhouse gases.
Aerial images show PeruΓbe underwater; nearly 500 displaced
Aerial footage reveals significant flooding in PeruΓbe, Brazil, prompting the mayor to declare a state of emergency as nearly 500 residents are displaced due to heavy rainfall.
Jelgava is also preparing for possible floods
In Jelgava, local authorities are taking preventive measures against potential floods by removing benches and trash bins from riverbanks.
In Pictures: Masses of mud flood Brazilian city
A massive mudslide has engulfed a city in Brazil, causing significant disruptions.
Why are there increasingly severe storms in Argentina?
Scientists discuss the rising incidence of severe storms in Argentina, attributing them to increased atmospheric energy and climate change.
Czechia experiences temperatures above 20Β°C for the first time this year
Czechia has experienced temperatures exceeding 20Β°C for the first time this year.
ASEP: Temporary results for 276 positions of announcement 1K/2025
The temporary results for 276 positions under announcement 1K/2025 have been released by ASEP, detailing selections for various roles in the Public Natural Environment and Climate Change Organization.
Storm leaves 400 homeless and triggers sirens in Angra dos Reis (RJ)
A heavy storm in Angra dos Reis, Brazil, has left 392 people homeless and triggered evacuation alerts across numerous neighborhoods due to excessive rainfall.
Climbing and Hiking: 'The Era of Hero Worship is Over'
Constanze Hampp, the new director of the Alpine Museum in Munich, discusses the evolving appeal of the mountains and how climate change is being represented in exhibitions.
Support for Private Solar Systems: Enriching is Right but Still Doing it Wrong
A commentary on the German governmentβs plan to cut feed-in tariffs for smaller solar systems, indicating potential adverse impacts despite sound arguments.
What are the causes of the continuous rains of the last few weeks? The successive weather lows and the role of the jet stream
Recent heavy rainfall in southern and western Europe has led to serious socioeconomic impacts, particularly in Greece, where multiple weather events have resulted in fatalities and widespread flooding.
Heat in Munich: How the City is Preparing Against the 'Silent Killer'
Munich is taking measures to combat the effects of rising temperatures and heatwaves that are increasingly impacting public health.
The number of people killed by floods in Brazil has exceeded 50
Heavy floods in Brazil's Minas Gerais state have resulted in over 50 fatalities, displacing thousands of residents as rescue efforts face ongoing rainfall and landslide risks.
Rio has the rainiest February in nearly 30 years
The city of Rio de Janeiro experienced its rainiest February in almost three decades, with recorded rainfall of 352 millimeters so far this month.
It was 40 Β°C in the USA for the first time in history in February
This news highlights the unprecedented temperature record of 40 Β°C in the USA during February, marking a significant climate event.
Mette Frederiksen drowns critical climate news
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is criticized for her handling of important climate updates.
This is Antarctica's best-kept secret: This phenomenon has evolved over millions of years
A recent study highlights a gravity anomaly in Antarctica, which has been evolving over millions of years due to complex geological interactions.
Brazil races to find survivors after deadly Minas Gerais floods
Brazil is working to locate survivors in Juiz de Fora following devastating floods that have caused multiple home collapses and missing persons, exacerbated by ongoing rainfall.