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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

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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

IMD Rainfall Alert: Heavy rain will occur in these cities for five days from today

The rainy season is over in all the states of North India. It rained heavily in the last few days and now the temperature has started rising once again. However, due to

May 8, 2023

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$13 billion in funding for an agricultural initiative led by America and the United Arab Emirates

The Agriculture Innovation Mission for Climate initiative was launched in 2021 and successfully secured $8 billion in pledges last November. “Climate change continues to affect long-term agricultural practices in all countries, and

May 8, 2023

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Sawiris participates in a project to convert light transport to electricity

Orascom Investment said in a statement to the Egyptian Stock Exchange on Monday that the two parties aim through this partnership to launch a new era in the transport industry through the

May 8, 2023

Climate·News

Diabetes and temperature changes. What is the relationship?

The World Organization said in a report that the number of people with diabetes rose from 108 million in 1980 to 422 million in 2014, explaining that the disease is spreading in

October 2, 2025

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China: Stability of Sino-US relations is essential

Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang said on Monday that stabilizing China-US relations was a necessity after what he described as a series of “wrong words and deeds” led to a deterioration in

October 2, 2025

Climate·News

World Bank. Debt will lead to severe decline in growth in developing countries

Malpass said: “Global development is facing enormous challenges such as high inflation and high interest rates, in addition to very high levels of debt, which lead to a serious decline in growth

October 2, 2025

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Floods in the Congo.. the “protective bumper” was missing, and the country was covered in black

The death toll from these natural disasters caused by heavy monsoon rains has risen to 394 and claimed the lives of around 130 people in neighboring Rwanda, a number likely to rise

May 8, 2023

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Germany.. Industrial production fell more than expected in March

Germany’s statistics office said on Monday that the country’s industrial production fell 3.4% last March, compared with growth it had recorded the previous month at 2.1%. In a Reuters poll, analysts expected

May 8, 2023

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Germany.. Industrial production fell more than expected in March

May 8, 2023

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Summer Recipe: You can also make and enjoy cold mint buttermilk

Internet Desk. The weather is summer and with that everyone needs something cool to eat or drink. In such a situation, if you want, you can make and drink cold mint buttermilk

May 8, 2023

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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

IMD Rainfall Alert: Heavy rain will occur in these cities for five days from today

$13 billion in funding for an agricultural initiative led by America and the United Arab Emirates

Sawiris participates in a project to convert light transport to electricity

Diabetes and temperature changes. What is the relationship?

China: Stability of Sino-US relations is essential

World Bank. Debt will lead to severe decline in growth in developing countries

Floods in the Congo.. the “protective bumper” was missing, and the country was covered in black

Germany.. Industrial production fell more than expected in March

Germany.. Industrial production fell more than expected in March

Summer Recipe: You can also make and enjoy cold mint buttermilk

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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