The discovery of a 'mysterious pulse' of the Earth every 5,000 years... Is it happening soon?
A new study reveals that Earth's climate experienced rapid fluctuations every 4 to 5 thousand years, linked to subtle astronomical changes rather than glacial melting.
The key inside
The article reflects on the interplay between politics and the scientific imperatives of addressing climate change, illustrating this with a historical anecdote from 1968 and quotes from the IPCC.
Blistering early-season heatwave threatens California and other western states
A severe early-season heatwave is set to impact California and other western states, with temperatures expected to soar significantly above normal and breaking historical records.
When Was Antarctica Last Ice-Free?
The article discusses the historical periods when Antarctica was not covered by ice, addressing the changes in climate and geological events that have contributed to the current icy state of the continent.
Radosลaw Sikorski for 'Rzeczpospolita': Polish interests are not always the same as American ones
Radosลaw Sikorski discusses the complex relationship between Polish and American interests, highlighting historical tensions and the current geopolitical climate.
An Evening at Sundar Nursery in 'Injured Delhi' due to Climate Change
The article highlights Sundar Nursery in Delhi as a peaceful reprieve from the city's pollution and chaos, showcasing its historical significance and natural beauty.
EU's Climate Monitoring: This February is the Fifth Warmest Ever Recorded
February 2026 marked the fifth warmest February on record globally, with temperatures notably higher than historical averages.
This has become the warmest observation in history for March 9; Tuesday will also be warm
March 9 has marked a historical record for warmth in Latvia, with temperatures expected to rise even higher on the following Tuesday.
Stock Exchange: The plunge of -20% in Profile
The Profile stock has plummeted by 20% from its historical highs, reflecting the challenging investment climate.
Monday will be sunny, with temperatures reaching the March 9 heat record in places
Latvia is expected to experience a sunny day on Monday, with temperatures rising as high as 14 degrees Celsius in most regions, potentially breaking historical records for March 9.
Heavy rains in March will be frequent and intense: Will they surpass levels from previous years?
Ecuador is expected to experience frequent and intense rains in March, with existing forecasts indicating significant precipitation similar to or exceeding historical levels.
Rights of Nature: Give the Arctic Its Right
The article discusses the concept of nature's rights, particularly focusing on the rights of Arctic ice amid the broader philosophical and historical context of how rights have evolved for both humans and nature.
Climate Change Hits Greenland: A Lost Battle for Billions of Tons of Ice
Greenland is experiencing unprecedented temperature increases, with January 2026 registering an average of 0.2ยฐC, well above historical averages, amidst the highest Arctic temperatures recorded in 125 years.
Melting Arctic: Personality Rights for Sea Ice?
The article discusses the concept of personality rights for sea ice in the context of melting ice in the Arctic, highlighting past expeditions to demonstrate the region's risks.
Trump, the Sociopath at the Corner of History
The article discusses the current political climate, drawing parallels between contemporary challenges and historical precedents, particularly focusing on Donald Trump's role.
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.
Forest Management: Fewer Trees Bring More Wood
The article discusses the relationship between tree density and wood yield in forest management amid climate change, emphasizing sustainable practices and historical research in Bavaria.
Swedish World Heritage Sites Are Rotting, Moldy, and Being Washed Away
Climate change is damaging Sweden's UNESCO World Heritage Sites, particularly in northern Sweden, where increased warmth and moisture have begun to deteriorate these valuable historical locations.
Winter Olympics Closing Ceremony at the Roman Gladiator Arena... Conveying Animal Protection Message
The closing ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics will take place at the ancient Verona Arena, symbolizing both historical significance and a message of animal protection and climate change.
Geopolitics Forces Europe to Move Towards Clean Energy
The European Union announces historical setbacks in its fossil fuel sector while simultaneously generating more clean energy than coal, driven by geopolitical pressures.
ABSURD SITUATION โฉ The owner of a historical building sinking into the Baltic Sea wants to save the house, but the municipality wants to demolish it
The owner of a historic villa on the Baltic Sea in Germany aims to relocate the house to prevent it from sinking, but the local municipality opposes the plan.
Anomalies of the Last Winter Month: The First Half is Much Colder, and the Future Outlook Becomes Clearer
The first half of February in Lithuania has seen significantly colder temperatures compared to historical averages, with Vilnius recording -9.5 ยฐC and Klaipฤda -9.1 ยฐC.
Curious finding in the U.S.: scientists recover the exact air breathed by George Washington in 1776
Scientists have recovered air from ice in Greenland and Antarctica that is believed to be the same air George Washington breathed during the crossing of the Delaware River in 1776.
In Lithuania - Nearly 30 Degrees of Frost: Just Half a Degree Short of a Record
Lithuania experienced extreme cold with temperatures dropping to nearly -30 degrees Celsius, just shy of a historical record.
'All records broken' as Storm Nils leaves swaths of southwest France under water
Storm Nils has caused significant flooding across southwest France, breaking historical records for rainfall and alert levels.
Piracicaba records the rainiest February in 6 years, surpassing historical average in 11 days, says Esalq-USP
In just 11 days, Piracicaba has recorded over 210 millimeters of rain, making it the wettest February in six years and exceeding the historical average for the month.
Wind Power Divides a Tourism Location โ Kolari Decides on a Historical Plan
The Kolari municipal council is set to make a historic decision regarding a wind power zoning plan that could establish the municipality's first wind turbines, amidst a divided public opinion.
SZ Series: They Are Encouraging: Saving the Climate with Azolla
The article discusses the historical significance of the Azolla event and its potential to inspire action against climate change today.
Trump scraps legal foundation for climate action
The Trump administration has taken steps to eliminate a crucial ruling that allows federal regulation of greenhouse gas emissions, claiming it represents a historical deregulation decision.
Last night it froze very unevenly: in some places only -12, in others -27 degrees of frost
Lithuania experienced extreme temperature variations during the night, with the coldest recorded at -26.9 degrees in ล eduva, although this is still well above the historical record of -33.3 degrees set in 1940.
'The Washington Post': follow the money
The article reflects on the historical significance of 'The Washington Post' during the Watergate scandal and its relevance in today's political climate.
This Never-Ending Blabbering
A group of dissenters discusses the current political climate, likening it to a fierce, divisive war, and referencing historical perspectives on democracy and discourse.
This winter's cold is just a glimpse: what winters have frozen Lithuania for centuries
The article discusses historical winters in Lithuania, highlighting their intensity compared to the current winter.
In Prague, snow lay for almost a month straight. The historical record is 113 days
Prague experienced nearly a month of continuous snow cover, approaching a historical record.
Winter Olympics, geopolitics, and propaganda: From Rhineland to Kyiv
As the Winter Olympics return to Europe in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo, focus shifts to the historical intersection of sports events and political developments amid the current geopolitical climate, featuring key American officials.
From Civil War to 'The Shield of Chips': The Complete Story of the World's Most Dangerous Island
The article explores the historical and geopolitical tensions surrounding Taiwan, highlighting its significance as a flashpoint in the current geopolitical climate amid escalating fears of a new Cold War.
Janusz Lewandowski: A New Chapter in the History of Polish Stupidity
The article reflects on 30 years of democracy in Poland, contrasting the historical struggles for independence with the current political climate that seems to disregard the lessons of the past.
Iran's Gold May Reach the Kremlin's Treasury. Secret Operation IL-76DT
This article explores the frequent transport of Russian cargo planes to Tehran and expert opinions on hidden air operations between Iran and Russia, considering the economic situation's impact on Iran's socio-political climate and historical precedents.
December 2025: record temperatures and heavy rains marked the end of the year in Spain
December 2025 experienced record high temperatures and intense rainfall, surpassing historical averages according to AEMET's climate report.
Finland recorded its second warmest year in history
Finland experienced its second warmest year on record in 2023, with average temperatures significantly above historical norms, reaching 4.5 degrees Celsius.
Too dry, very sunny, unusually warm - Weather Service draws annual balance
According to preliminary assessments by the German Weather Service, 2025 was significantly warmer, drier, and sunnier than average, marking one of the top ten warmest years since records began in 1881, particularly impacting East Germany with historical spring drought.
A country without direction
The article reflects on a parallel between the political climate in Spain during Felipe Gonzรกlez's last term and the current situation, highlighting the historical context of public dissatisfaction and political divisions.