Oh
She
Is
Making a list
She's checking it once
We're goannae get
Kicked in the bonce

Mother Nature's
A bit
Pissed off

She
Is
Pursin' 'er lips
Foldin' 'er airms
Tappin' 'er foot
We're no the best bairns

Maw Nature's
"Disa-ppointit"

(with apologies to Terry Pratchett and anybody who read this in full)

When seasons where defined:

25.10.2026 - 08:00 Uhr
Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.

Robert at the biodiversity COP

While our political 'leaders' are tiptoeing about in self-imposed climate silence:

'Researchers modeled heat-related deaths for different age groups in 854 European cities during repeated heat waves in June, July and August and found that 50,391 people died from warmer temperatures, and of those, 32,619 died because of the extra heat caused by the burning of coal, oil and gas, according to a study in an upcoming issue of Nature Health.''

Hey, wait ... did change do that

The Global Coal Exit List 2026: Plans for New Coal Projects Outpace Cancellations

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Europe's summer of extreme heat caused an estimated 50,000 deaths in cities across the region the highest number on record and wiped roughly 17 billion from the EU's GDP.

New Climate Report Sparks Outrage. Via sabinehossenfelder for sciencewtg

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Not only in the Global South.
The effect of tipping points on rising temperatures is evident as a shift from linear to exponential raising. This research show us that the effect is immediately reflected in the number of related fatalities. Even in a post Gulf Stream collapse case.

Ice sheet expansion may have started 2,000 years ago, but we canceled that. Via arstechnica

The extent of the oil slick is unclear, but the incident was confirmed amid growing concerns about the environmental impact of the Iran war on the Gulf and the Arabian Sea

25.10.2026 - 02:00 Uhr
Chart des deutschen Strommix ber die letzten 6 Stunden.

Climate change mental health risks are emerging as a public-health issue that Indias urban and disaster-management systems are not yet equipped to handle, according to a policy brief from the EarthBrainHealth Commission published in Nature Mental Health

Indigenous representatives and environmental human rights defenders staged a silent protest at the UN biodiversity conference (COP17) in Yerevan on Friday, urging governments to protect those facing harassment, intimidation and criminalisation for defending nature and community rights

Climate change strains not just the body but also the mind, warn experts

Studies have highlighted that extreme climate conditions can be associated with more online hate speech

'When wildfire smoke drifts over a city or a heat wave blankets a community, doctors and nurses see the results firsthand. Asthma attacks, heart attacks, strokes, and heat-related illnesses surge.

Dr. Cynthia Mahoney, a retired California internist and nephrologist, helps lead Climate Health Civic Health, an all-volunteer alliance of health professionals and organizations, alongside colleagues Margie Chen and Karina Maher.

Yale Climate Connections spoke with Mahoney about how climate change affects our health, why data centers have galvanized action, and what readers can do leading into Election Day.''

This map reveals rising temperatures that are causing chaos in the US

Coming up in the next few hours:
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Dark Waters (2019)

The pacing of ice ages over the last 2.5 million years has been one of the most consistent cycles in the Earth system that we have, Young says. We have evidence now that humans, and specifically greenhouse gases, have actually terminated one of the most consistent cycles on Earth.

PFAS Contamination in Drinking Water May Be Underestimated, New Study Suggests.

Researchers found that treating PFAS measurements below laboratory reporting limits as zero may underestimate how widespread the chemicals are in U.S. drinking water.

1,000 native trees planted to turn school playground into tiny forest
By Mikayla McGuirk-Scolaro

Students on the NSW Far South Coast dig deep to research, design and plant a microforest.

We really need to address climate change. Is this even mentioned in our political races

From Chernobyl to Clean Energy: The Evolution of Nuclear Power

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report 07. Oct. 2026

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report 07. Oct. 2026

Grey-faced Sengi: A Changing Forest

Still Vulnerable since 2014. More patrols, fire protection and camera trapsbut are their numbers recovering No one knows.

In the Udzungwa Mountains, trees suited to warmth are becoming more common. A forest may still stand, yet no longer be the same home for wildlife.

I hope their everyday lives can go on.

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International Food Policy Research Institute: When crises disappear from view: The growing humanitarian data drought. During a time of growing, compounding risks to the global food systemincluding ongoing conflicts, the most severe El Nio in decades, and disruptions to global tradein too many places, humanitarian data are disappearing. Government budget cuts, shrinking development

Planting trees is not enough: Lasting climate benefits depend on land rights and livelihoods

ICYMI: Din farmer and builder Roberto Nutlouis constructs traditional using and to create passive thermal barriers against heat.

In this NOVA Knowledge Keepers clip, instructor Dawnlei Ben uses cameras to show how high-mass earthen walls and east-facing doors maintain cool indoor .

This week's New Research includes 168 newly published academic research papers and government NGO reports on matters of climate change, gathered and classified for easy access via one convenient location.

Featured:

* Rapid Increase in Geogenic CO2 Emissions from Antarctic Permafrost

* Experimental evidence of threshold-driven gas breakthrough in thawing permafrost

* Palaeoclimate constraints narrow uncertainty in future Arctic winter sea ice projections

* Resolving short-term meteorological variability amplifies projected glacier loss and sea-level rise

* The Myth of Baseload Power in Modern Power Grids

* Emissions Gap Report 2026: The point of return Urgent emissions cuts needed to come back from overshoot of 1.5C

"Reducing methane emissions is an effective tool to curb warming in the short term. One way of doing that is producing and eating less meat. Shifting toward more plant-based diets could make a meaningful difference.

Raising cattle for human consumption is also one of the main drivers of deforestation, which contributes to warming by eliminating carbon sinks."

24.10.2026 - 20:00 Uhr
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El Nino makes history: Pacific Ocean temperatures touch 30C for first time

The October 22 reading reached 30C, crossing a mark not seen in the available records as El Nino 2026 continues to strengthen, with its expected peak yet to arrive

Tap water no longer drinkable in Norwegian town as climate-related thawing releases heavy metals

Yes, There Is Some Global Action on Phasing Out Fossil Fuels

Fifty-seven countries joined a coalition of the willing to create a roadmap for winding down fossil fuels, and theres good reason to think the number could grow

La Brarde, a village that is no more
In the heart of a French national park,
Autumn marks more than the end of a season
Glaciers melting dramatically
Houses in ruins
Can the beauty of the season
Outweigh the loss of our mountains