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Super El Niño Intensifies, Poised to Peak in December

Unprecedented tropical Pacific warming threatens higher global temperatures, weaker natural carbon sinks, more extreme weather, record CO2 growth.

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UN Reports Warn Crossing 1.5°C Risks Long‑Term Loss of the World’s Ice

Greenhouse Gas Levels Hit New Records in 2025, WMO Says

UN Says Current Climate Pledges Will Cut Emissions Only Modestly as Greenhouse Gases Reach New Highs

UNEP Says 1.5°C Limit Can No Longer Be Avoided

UN Says 1.5 °C Limit Is No Longer Achievable

Scientists Say Planet Is Rapidly Destabilizing, New Report Finds

Copernicus Says El Niño Hit Record Temperatures as World Oceans Warm

Triglav Glacier on Slovenia’s Highest Peak Could Disappear Within Days

France Records Second‑Warmest and Third‑Driest September on Record

Copernicus Report Warns Oceans Are Rapidly Heating and Reshaping Coasts

Copernicus Report Finds Record Ocean Warming and Faster Sea‑Level Rise

Very Strong El Niño Is Present and Likely to Peak at Year‑End

Iñárritu’s Digger Opens in Regional Release as Praise for Its Look Collides With Divided Reviews

Late‑September Indian Summer Sends Temperatures to About 25°C in the Netherlands

Zugspitze Rockfall Raises Questions Over Size and Permafrost Link

Federal Judge Orders Air Conditioning for All Texas Prisons by 2029

Trump Raised Yen Concerns With Japan’s Takaichi, Tokyo Says

Climate Impact Lab Projects 451,000 Extra Heat Deaths From Record 'Super' El Niño

University of Washington Study Says Past Fossil‑fuel Emissions Will Keep Earth About 1.5°C Warmer for Centuries