Climate change fuels drought, starvation worldwide | DW News

 

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Court orders France to meet its own greenhouse gas reduction targets • FRANCE 24

 

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Climate change dries Mali’s Lake Faguibine, displaces population

 

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Report: Climate Change Could See 200 Million Move by 2050

(FNA)- Climate change could push more than 200 million people to leave their homes in the next three decades and create migration hot spots unless urgent action is taken to reduce global emissions and bridge the development gap, a World Bank report found.

US officials declare first-ever water shortage for Colorado River | Al Jazeera

United States officials declared the first-ever water shortage for the Colorado River, an arterial waterway that serves 40 million people in the country’s west, and called on the population it serves to reduce their usage next year.

Tory Climate Chief Warns We’re on Brink of Catastrophe - FARS

(FNA)- The world will soon face “catastrophe” from climate breakdown if urgent action is not taken, the British president of vital UN climate talks warned.

Atlantic currents weaken, signalling weather changes

The Atlantic Ocean's current system, an engine of the Northern Hemisphere's climate, could be weakening to such an extent that it could soon bring big changes to the world's weather, a scientific study has found.

Earth's Atmosphere Retaining Heat Faster Than It Did 15 Years Ago - Tasnim News Agency

(Tasnim) – These days it seems you can't walk through a bookstore without bumping into a book or magazine pointing out the negative consequences of climate change. Everything from the hottest years on record to ruining astronomy can be tied to climate change.

Mexico water supply buckles on worsening drought, crops at risk | Al Jazeera

A long-term drought that has hit two-thirds of Mexico is likely to worsen in coming weeks with forecasts of high temperatures and warnings of crop damage and water supply shortages on the horizon, including in the populous capital of Mexico City.

EU's landmark climate law enters into force - China.org.cn

The European Union (EU) has its landmark climate law entering into force on Wednesday as the Minister of Environment and Climate Action of Portugal Joao Pedro Matos Fernandes signed the text.

Moscow Melts In Historic June Heat Wave - UrduPoint

Moscow has been hit by a historicheat wave this week, with temperatures reaching a 120-year record due to the effects of climate change, Russia's weather service said Tuesday.

UK seagrass project strives to combat climate change

 

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High seas at stake as calls to adopt a global ocean treaty gather pace

 

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Canada : Climate change leads to fewer iceberg sightings near Newfoundland and Labrador

 

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Greenland's Ice Sheet Teetering on the Edge, Study Warns - Global Times | EL KAOS UT

The worst-case scenario envisaged by models could lead to a global sea level rise of more than seven metres, as well as collapse of the Atlantic circulation system, currently responsible for the relative warmth in Europe and North America.

Lightning Strikes Kill 16 People in Bangladesh in Single Day - Sputnik International

At least 16 people, including a woman labourer and four minors, died after being struck by lightning in various districts in Bangladesh in a span of 24 hours. The Netrakona, Faridpur, Manikganj, and Kishoreganj districts were among the most affected areas of the country.

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Climate change: EU to cut CO2 emissions by 55% by 2030 - BBC News

The EU has adopted ambitious new targets to curb climate change, with a pledge to make them legally binding.

Biden invites world leaders to virtual climate summit: White House - China.org.cn

U.S. President Joe Biden invited 40 world leaders to attend a virtual summit on climate change on April 22 and 23, the White House said in a statement on Friday.

Europe's droughts since 2015 'worst in 2,000 years' - Global Times

Recent summer droughts in Europe were the most severe the region has seen in 2,110 years as climate change has stoked punishing heat waves, according to new research Monday that raises the alarm for ecosystems and agriculture.