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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 North Pole faces a grim scenario… dire consequences on the way

Scientists based in South Korea, Canada and Germany used observational data from 1979 to 2019 to run new simulations. And they concluded in their research, the results of which were published in

June 7, 2023

Climate·News

The most dangerous type of pollution. Will the plan to get rid of it by 2040 succeed?

She called on the United Nations to “do more” to reduce the “plastic pollution disaster”, which has been the focus of World Environment Day 2023 celebrations in Abidjan, which falls every year

June 7, 2023

Climate·News

Railway in Kara-Keche will accelerate development of Kyrgyzstan regions News

The topic of the construction of the Balykchy – Kochkor – Kara-Keche railway was discussed at a meeting in the government of the Kyrgyz Republic chaired by Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet

June 7, 2023

Climate·News

Cyclone ‘Biporjoy’ intensifies into severe cyclonic storm.

New Delhi. Biporjoy, the first cyclonic storm this year to form in the Arabian Sea, has rapidly intensified into a severe cyclonic storm. Weather scientists have attributed this to a “slow” onset

June 7, 2023

Climate·News

McCarthy warns against excessive increase in defense budget

The battle to raise the debt ceiling by $31.4 trillion has once again sparked debate in Congress over Ukraine’s defense funding. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said on Tuesday he was not considering

October 2, 2025

Climate·Government and Politics·News

UAE’s Masdar signs agreement to develop wind power project in Egypt

When completed, the wind farm will produce 47,790 gigawatt hours of clean energy per year and help avoid the emission of 23.8 million tonnes of carbon dioxide, or about 9% of the

October 2, 2025

Climate·News

World Bank lowers forecast for Middle East economies in 2023

In its Global Economic Outlook report, the World Bank attributed the decline, saying the Middle East and North Africa region started 2023 with steady but slow growth. He added that oil-exporting countries,

June 6, 2023

Climate·News

The World Bank warns… The shadow of financial risks hangs over the future

The bank revised that forecast at its spring meetings to 2%, according to David Malpass, former president of the World Bank. The bank also revised its forecast for the global economy for

October 2, 2025

Climate·News

How long do cats live?

Pets generally have shorter lives than us. Adopting a dog or a cat has many positive things, but it also implies that at some point there will be an inevitable and painful

June 6, 2023

Climate·News·Sports

Mutual respect, peaceful coexistence and win-win are the basis for maintaining relations between different countries

Recently, the US once again showed a lot of contradiction in its relations with China. On the one hand, US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin III attacked China in the 20th Shangri-La Dialogue,

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 North Pole faces a grim scenario… dire consequences on the way

The most dangerous type of pollution. Will the plan to get rid of it by 2040 succeed?

Railway in Kara-Keche will accelerate development of Kyrgyzstan regions News

Cyclone ‘Biporjoy’ intensifies into severe cyclonic storm.

McCarthy warns against excessive increase in defense budget

UAE’s Masdar signs agreement to develop wind power project in Egypt

World Bank lowers forecast for Middle East economies in 2023

The World Bank warns… The shadow of financial risks hangs over the future

How long do cats live?

Mutual respect, peaceful coexistence and win-win are the basis for maintaining relations between different countries

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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