UNEP: world set to cross 1.5°C, but overshoot–peak–decline still possible
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UNEP's September 2026 report says the world will cross 1.5°C within years — but an overshoot–peak–decline pathway, peaking near 1.8°C, could still...
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UNEP's September 2026 report says the world will cross 1.5°C within years — but an overshoot–peak–decline pathway, peaking near 1.8°C, could still...
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At the 17 September Global Cooling Pledge Assembly in Singapore, UNEP unveiled the inaugural Cool Leaders awards, a Global Roadmap on Heat...
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WMO's State of Global Water Resources report (17 September 2026) finds 2025 among the driest years for river discharge in 35 years,...
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Romania's Cernavodă nuclear plant was fully shut down as the Danube fell to about a third of its typical July flow —...
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Iceland's glaciers hold 3,400 km³ of ice — about 9 mm of potential sea-level rise — and have lost 540 gigatonnes since...
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The 81st UN General Assembly's high-level week opened 22 September in New York with climate action and sea-level rise on the agenda...
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Pakistan's renewable energy sector has been transformed by a ~34 GW solar boom that cut LNG imports and lifted clean energy past...
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PlasticHealthAware — an open-access dashboard launched at INC-5.2 by Boston College and funded by Minderoo — systematically tracks the health harms of...
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Pakistan's achievements — a ~34 GW solar boom, LNG imports cut, clean energy past 50% of 2025 generation — point to ambitious...
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A draft of the EU's COP31 conclusions dated 14 September says current ambition and implementation remain insufficient to limit warming to 1.5°C,...
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