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Rohingya refugee shelters at Cox's Bazar Bangladesh showing monsoon flood risk conditions

A Million People, No Higher Ground: Bangladesh’s Rohingya Camps and the Monsoon That Will Not End

Bangladesh's 2026 monsoon has killed over 100 people, displaced half a million, and pushed the Rohingya camps at Cox's Bazar into one of the most dangerous humanitarian emergencies in recent monsoon history,

September 5, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

Helicopters evacuate visitors from Grand Canyon Phantom Ranch after flash flood August 2026

Five Feet in Ten Minutes: The Flash Flood That Sealed Grand Canyon Off from the World

A flash flood tore through Grand Canyon's Bright Angel Canyon on August 29, killing two and leaving 15 missing. Sixty-two people were airlifted from Phantom Ranch while the canyon's sole water pipeline was destroyed across 40 percent of its length.

September 1, 2026

by News Room

Mass burial site for Nepal flood victims in Rasuwa district following the August 26 glacial lake outburst flood

One Thousand Dead: Nepal’s Glacial Flood and the Warnings Nobody Heeded

Nepal's August 26 glacial lake outburst flood has killed more than 1,000, left 3,916 missing, and

Survivors salvage belongings from destroyed homes in Devighat Nepal after the glacier collapse and flooding near the China-Nepal border August 2026

261 Foreigners From 23 Countries Among Missing as Nepal-China Flood Toll Passes 800

China confirmed 261 foreign nationals from twenty-three countries are missing at Gyirong Port after the August

NASA MUR SST satellite map showing the strong 2015 El Nino sea surface temperature anomaly across the equatorial Pacific Ocean

El Nino Is Back, and NOAA Says This One Could Get Strong Enough to Reshape the Year’s Weather

NOAA's Climate Prediction Center declared an El Nino Advisory on Thursday with a 63 percent chance the event will reach 'very strong' status by next winter. The pattern will likely suppress the

June 13, 2026

Climate·News·Technology

NASA ISS astronaut photograph of coal mining operations in the Surat Basin Queensland Australia

Australia’s COP President Says It’s Time to Quit Fossil Fuels. Its Coal Exports Say Otherwise.

Chris Bowen, the Australian climate minister steering the COP31 negotiations, told AFP at the UN's mid-year Bonn talks that the world needs to get off fossil fuels. Australia is the world's second-largest

June 13, 2026

Climate·News·Technology

Indian agricultural fields facing drought risk as El Nino conditions threaten the 2026 kharif season

India Puts 197 Districts on Drought Watch as El Niño Threatens the Kharif Harvest

India's agriculture ministry has flagged 197 districts as vulnerable to El Niño and ordered revised contingency plans by June 20 as IMD forecasts below-normal monsoon rainfall. Nearly 90 percent of pulses and

June 13, 2026

Climate·News

NASA EO-1 satellite image of Grinnell Glacier in Glacier National Park, Montana

A Federal Judge Just Ordered Trump to Put Climate Change Back in Glacier National Park

A federal judge in Boston ordered the Trump administration on Friday to restore exhibits about climate change at Glacier National Park, slavery at George Washington's Philadelphia residence, and LGBT history at Stonewall,

June 13, 2026

Climate·News·Technology

Twelve's AirPlant One commercial e-SAF facility at Moses Lake, Washington, the first US plant to make jet fuel from CO2 and renewable electricity

A Washington Plant Just Started Making Jet Fuel Out of Air, and Alaska Airlines Is the First Customer

Twelve opened AirPlant One in Moses Lake on Wednesday, the first US plant to make commercial jet fuel from carbon dioxide, water and renewable electricity. Alaska Airlines is flying on it within

June 13, 2026

Climate·News·Technology

NASA ECOSTRESS thermal satellite image showing urban heat islands in Delhi during an Indian heat wave

Delhi Logs Strongest Winds in Over Two Decades as Pre-Monsoon Storms Batter the Capital

Delhi recorded its strongest pre-monsoon winds in over two decades as western disturbance storms hit the capital with 120 km/h gusts, hailstorms, and flight diversions. The actual monsoon remains at least two

June 13, 2026

Climate·News

NASA satellite view of smoke from Canadian wildfires drifting south into the United States

Wildfires Have Erased Four Years of America’s Clean-Air Progress, and the Trend Is Still Climbing

A University of Iowa study in Science finds wildfire smoke has reversed about four years of US ozone-pollution gains, with surface smog rising 4 percent since 2015 after an 11 percent decline

June 13, 2026

Climate·News·Science

NASA SWOT satellite data showing monsoon flooding in the Bay of Bengal region

Monsoon Enters South Bengal Earliest in Five Years as the Arabian Sea Branch Stalls

The monsoon entered South Bengal on June 12, the earliest in five years, as the Bay of Bengal branch outpaced the stalled Arabian Sea arm. With El Niño strengthening and IMD forecasting

June 13, 2026

Climate·News

NASA Landsat satellite view of Acadia National Park in Maine, where climate-change signage was removed under a Trump executive order and ordered restored

A Federal Judge Just Ordered Trump’s National Parks to Put the Climate Signs Back

US District Judge Angel Kelley ordered Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to restore the climate-change and slavery exhibits the Trump administration removed from national parks, calling the censorship a dangerous precedent that has

June 13, 2026

Climate·Government and Politics·News

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin listening during the annual Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference, the official whose office issued the termination memo a federal judge has now ruled unlawful

A Federal Judge Just Voided Trump’s Termination of $2.8 Billion in Environmental Justice Grants

US District Judge Richard Mark Gergel ruled Thursday that the EPA's termination of $2.8 billion in environmental and climate justice grants was arbitrary, capricious and unlawful. He vacated the agency's termination guidance,

June 13, 2026

Climate·Government and Politics·News

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A Million People, No Higher Ground: Bangladesh’s Rohingya Camps and the Monsoon That Will Not End

Five Feet in Ten Minutes: The Flash Flood That Sealed Grand Canyon Off from the World

One Thousand Dead: Nepal’s Glacial Flood and the Warnings Nobody Heeded

261 Foreigners From 23 Countries Among Missing as Nepal-China Flood Toll Passes 800

El Nino Is Back, and NOAA Says This One Could Get Strong Enough to Reshape the Year’s Weather

Australia’s COP President Says It’s Time to Quit Fossil Fuels. Its Coal Exports Say Otherwise.

India Puts 197 Districts on Drought Watch as El Niño Threatens the Kharif Harvest

A Federal Judge Just Ordered Trump to Put Climate Change Back in Glacier National Park

A Washington Plant Just Started Making Jet Fuel Out of Air, and Alaska Airlines Is the First Customer

Delhi Logs Strongest Winds in Over Two Decades as Pre-Monsoon Storms Batter the Capital

Wildfires Have Erased Four Years of America’s Clean-Air Progress, and the Trend Is Still Climbing

Monsoon Enters South Bengal Earliest in Five Years as the Arabian Sea Branch Stalls

A Federal Judge Just Ordered Trump’s National Parks to Put the Climate Signs Back

A Federal Judge Just Voided Trump’s Termination of $2.8 Billion in Environmental Justice Grants

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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