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Friederike Otto, professor of climate science at Imperial College London and co-lead of World Weather Attribution

A 154-Year-Old DC Heat Record Just Fell. Scientists Say That Was the Point.

A World Weather Attribution study found the East Coast heat wave that broke Washington's 154-year-old temperature record would have been virtually impossible without fossil fuel pollution. A 68-year-old Pennsylvania man's heat death

July 6, 2026

by News Room

A construction worker takes a water break during the extreme heat wave in Boston July 2026

America’s Power Grid Hit Emergency Status on July 4 as 160 Million Sweltered

On America's 250th birthday, Philadelphia cancelled its Independence Day parade, PJM ordered emergency power curbs as electricity demand neared a 20-year record, and 160 million people from Maine to Tennessee waited out a heat wave the grid was not built

July 4, 2026

by News Room

President Trump boards Air Force One ahead of signing Independence Day pardons for Clean Air Act violators

Trump Pardons Pollution Violators and a $270,000 Donor on Independence Day

President Trump pardoned 11 people on the eve of Independence Day, nine for disabling diesel truck

Tourist drinks water at a beach during the record-breaking June 2026 European heatwave

Europe’s June Heatwave Killed at Least 3,700 Across France, Belgium and Netherlands

France, Belgium and the Netherlands have released official excess-death statistics from the June heatwave, confirming at

The Japanese intend to build an autonomous floating city for 40 thousand people, including a spaceport

Japanese company N-Ark has unveiled its ambitious floating city project, which will be a complex that includes tourism and medical facilities, as well as a launch pad for space rockets. The future

June 13, 2023

Climate·News·Sports

GCC States renew UAE’s support for hosting COP28

The GCC countries welcomed the appointment of the conference leadership team, in which Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology of the United Arab Emirates, is the President-Elect,

June 13, 2023

Climate·News

The Ukrainian counteroffensive turned into positional battles

For more than a week, the most intense hostilities in the NVO zone have been observed in the Zaporizhzhia and Yuzhnodonets directions. The Ukrainian command sent significant forces and resources to overcome

October 2, 2025

Climate·News

After the ordeal of the floods… A feat that makes the Jordanian apiary happy

The relief came after the release of a video clip of an Egyptian worker working for him who documented the great loss he suffered after torrential rains attacked the 350 beehives, valued

June 12, 2023

Climate·News

“Adjusting families”… Iraq seeks to stop “rural exodus”

Iraq is the fifth country in the world most affected by the repercussions of climate change, according to the United Nations, and its impact is greatest in rural areas which are turning

June 12, 2023

Climate·News

Emirati Masdar develops wind power plant in Kazakhstan

According to a statement from Masdar, the agreement was signed with the Ministry of Energy, the management company of the investment and development fund of Kazakhstan and Samruk Kazania, shareholder of the

June 12, 2023

Climate·News

One of them is at dinner time.. An unusual symptom that warns of cancer

According to Julie Sharp of Cancer Research UK, detecting cancer at an early stage increases the chances of successful treatment. Among these rare signs of cancer; Feeling tired, in addition to indigestion

June 12, 2023

Climate·News

Will the Brazilian plan 2030 revive the “lungs of the world”?

Brazil has launched an Amazon Rainforest Protection Plan, with the aim of completely stopping deforestation by 2030, in 9 states of the Amazon Basin, covering an area of 5 million square kilometers.

September 12, 2025

Climate·News

Thousands of dead fish on the Gulf Coast of Texas. What is the relationship with the climate?

According to The New York Times, piles of dead fish were spotted covering the edge of the beach, during what wildlife officials described as a “low dissolved oxygen event”. It was a

June 11, 2023

Climate·News

Smoke from Canadian fires has crossed the border…a warning to all

An environmental expert speaks to ‘Sky News Arabia’ about the urgent and long-term prevention measures countries need to take, listing the dangers of toxic gases from such fires. smoke circle journey The

October 2, 2025

Climate·News

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A 154-Year-Old DC Heat Record Just Fell. Scientists Say That Was the Point.

America’s Power Grid Hit Emergency Status on July 4 as 160 Million Sweltered

Trump Pardons Pollution Violators and a $270,000 Donor on Independence Day

Europe’s June Heatwave Killed at Least 3,700 Across France, Belgium and Netherlands

The Japanese intend to build an autonomous floating city for 40 thousand people, including a spaceport

GCC States renew UAE’s support for hosting COP28

The Ukrainian counteroffensive turned into positional battles

After the ordeal of the floods… A feat that makes the Jordanian apiary happy

“Adjusting families”… Iraq seeks to stop “rural exodus”

Emirati Masdar develops wind power plant in Kazakhstan

One of them is at dinner time.. An unusual symptom that warns of cancer

Will the Brazilian plan 2030 revive the “lungs of the world”?

Thousands of dead fish on the Gulf Coast of Texas. What is the relationship with the climate?

Smoke from Canadian fires has crossed the border…a warning to all

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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