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Climate patterns are changing globally as a result of alterations in the global ocean conveyor belt linked to Antarctic stratification, with significant implications for future weather systems.

Experts suggest that global warming is contributing to increasingly intense and concentrated rainfall events in Brazil, as evidenced by recent severe weather incidents.

The article discusses the skepticism surrounding climate alarmism amidst the ongoing climate crisis debate.

Scientists have drilled unprecedented depths in Antarctica to study the potential impacts of a 2°C rise in global temperatures on the ice sheets.

Researchers have updated the classification system for El Niño and La Niña due to rapid temperature changes caused by global warming.

Climate change is causing wine-producing regions to move northward and increasing the alcohol content of wines.

The Japan Meteorological Agency forecasts a higher-than-average temperature for the summer of 2023, indicating a continuation of rising temperatures due to global warming.

Experts in Finland express concerns about the potential severe impacts of climate change, warning of possible 'hellish conditions' as temperatures rise more rapidly than projected.

The risk of wildfires has significantly increased over recent decades, with a study showing that the number of days with high wildfire risk has nearly tripled globally.

An international team of researchers successfully extracted a deep sediment core from beneath the ice of West Antarctica, revealing a geological record spanning about 23 million years.

An experiment conducted by Guardian Australia's Graham Readfearn reveals the extreme effects of future heatwaves by simulating high temperatures and humidity in a climate chamber.

Russia experienced a remarkable temperature fluctuation exceeding 80 degrees Celsius in a single day.

A group of scientists warns that the EU is unprepared for escalating climate change impacts such as floods and heatwaves and must take urgent action.

The article discusses the challenges of addressing climate change through a personal anecdote about defrosting a refrigerator, drawing parallels to broader environmental issues.

A new EU scientific report warns that Europe must prepare for a global temperature rise of three degrees, highlighting the urgent need for climate adaptation measures.

A prominent researcher urges European nations to prepare for a potential 3C rise in global temperatures, emphasizing the task is feasible with straightforward strategies.

Greenland has experienced its warmest January on record, with average temperatures in Nuuk surpassing freezing for the first time since measurements began.

A TVNET article discusses the public skepticism about global warming amid freezing temperatures in Latvia, sparked by social media commentary and AI-generated videos.

Experts suggest a connection between the cold winter in Sweden and global warming, highlighting unusual weather patterns.

Climate scientists indicate that the current cold winter is not extraordinary and such winters may continue, despite global warming, providing valuable research material.

Meteorologists project that summer 2026 could be exceptionally hot, with a significant rise in global temperatures.

Concerns are mounting about the feasibility of holding future Winter Olympics in Cortina, Italy, amidst rising temperatures and climate change implications.

Record heat and devastating wildfires are affecting multiple countries in the Southern Hemisphere, including Argentina, Chile, Australia, and South Africa, as 2026 begins.

Researchers are linking the unusual winter cold experienced in Norway to global warming and Arctic melting.

Climate activists have succeeded in raising awareness about global warming but have failed to convince the public to financially support climate protection efforts.

The Southern Hemisphere is experiencing unprecedented heat and wildfires, with temperatures in Australia reaching 50°C, while northern Europe endures an unusually harsh winter.

A report by leading climate scientists warns that tipping points caused by global warming are increasingly likely, potentially leading to irreversible climate change.

An international team of researchers warns that Earth's climate is leaving the stable conditions that enabled human civilization to develop, marking a significant risk of entering a "greenhouse Earth" trajectory.

Peter Alestig discusses how recent cold weather across Sweden and the US may paradoxically be linked to climate change, despite conflicting perceptions of global warming.

January 2026 has been recorded as the fifth warmest January worldwide, according to Copernicus, even amid a cold wave affecting the USA and Europe.

American congress members have gained access to unredacted Jeffrey Epstein documents, while Japan faces snowfall fatalities, and Donald Trump pressures Canada over a new border bridge.

January 2026 is reported to be one of the five warmest Januarys on record, according to the Copernicus European monitoring service, which has drawn a response from Donald Trump, who openly questions the reality of climate change.

January 2026 marked the fifth warmest January on record globally, despite notable cold spells in Europe due to unusual polar jet stream activity.

January 2026 was recorded as the fifth warmest January globally, despite notable weather fluctuations in both hemispheres.

January 2023 was marked as the fifth hottest January globally, according to Copernicus, despite experiencing severe cold waves in parts of Europe and the United States.

A new scientific study indicates that global warming may have a more intense effect within cities than previously predicted by traditional climate models.

The threat of global warming raises concerns about the future of the Winter Olympics, particularly as artificial snow becomes a necessity for competitions.

Weather agencies warn that the potential development of El Niño could lead to unprecedented global temperature increases by 2027.

A Polish meteorologist discusses the recent extreme cold wave and its implications for understanding climate change.

The article discusses the scientific rationale behind the unusual number of rainy days in Spain, linking it to climate change and global warming.

The oldest ice cave in the world, located in Spain, is experiencing unprecedented melting due to climate change, which is altering the stability of materials that have remained unchanged for centuries.

Despite low temperatures and heavy snowfalls, climate change is an ongoing issue acknowledged by nearly all climate researchers.

Professor Mariusz Figurski explains current severe winter conditions in Poland, attributing them to polar weather phenomena rather than a sign of global warming's end.

Trump addressed the issue of global warming while boasting about avoiding what he termed the 'green, new scam' during a speech in Davos, amid ongoing discussions about climate change challenges.

The German government plans to introduce mandatory insurance against climate-related natural disasters, but the insurance industry is opposed to this measure.

2025 has been recorded as the third hottest year in the last 176 years, continuing a trend of unusually high global temperatures according to major meteorological organizations.

Despite January being one of the coldest in Estonia in the last 25 years, climate physicist Velle Toll explains the ongoing warming trend and the future of Estonian winters.

Greenpeace criticizes the inclusion of the Italian oil company Eni as a sponsor of the Olympic Games, arguing that its activities contribute to global warming.

Greenland is experiencing a unique phenomenon where sea levels are expected to decrease, contrasting with the global trend of rising sea levels due to climate change.

Greenland, often discussed for its mineral wealth, is increasingly recognized by scientists as an open scientific laboratory crucial for various fields of research.