Climate Change

September 17, 2025 4 min read The Past Three Summers Were the Three Hottest on Record Climate-fueled heat has caused thousands of excess deaths over the past three summers, which were the three hottest on record By Andrea Thompson edited by Dean Visser Amanda Montañez; Source: Copernicus Climate Change Service…

The rise of alternative materials: A summary Lowering yields are pushing up prices for raw materials Alternative materials are gaining more investor attention Investors are asking for stronger commercial fundamentals than they once did Stealth inclusion and rebranding are two methods to offset consumer backlash to alternatives Sustainability itself, however,…

DMCC launches a new coffee hub in Dubai as its Future of Trade report highlights $200bn industry shifts driven by climate change, consumers, and digitalisation...Read More

New research from China suggests that oysters can be good at removing carbon dioxide from oceans, making the bivalves both an important food source and a potential tool in the fight against climate change and ocean acidification. Scientists have long debated whether oysters are a net source or sink of…

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Massive Attack will perform at the São Paulo arena Espaco Unimed, on a bill with the Sepultura side project Cavalera, on Thursday, November 13. They timed the event to coincide with the COP30 International Climate Change Summit taking place in the Brazilian city of Belém. The bands partnered with the…

On September 15, 2025, 4:03 AM When we talk about climate change, one phenomenon scientists often use is the tipping point. A tipping point happens when small changes build up until they cause big, often irreversible effects on the Earth. Imagine the earth as an egg lying almost at the…

ACOSS is urging the federal government to put people, equity and inclusion first by setting a strong 2035 emissions reduction target, after the National Climate Risk Assessment painted an alarming picture of the threats and costs facing communities across Australia. "This report confirms what people on the frontlines of climate…

Brackish water, like the water found in some wetlands, can foster the growth of certain microbes that thrive in warm, nutrient-rich conditions. Photograph by Stefania Pelfini la Waziya, Getty Images Climate change is creating the conditions for grisly pathogens like Vibrio to thrive in global waterways. After scratching his leg…

The Ocean Conservancy is set to highlight the critical role of the ocean in combating climate change during New York City Climate Week. The organization will host two major events that bring together government leaders, celebrities and ocean experts. During these meetings, Ocean Conservancy advocates will actively engage in numerous…