Climate

Extreme Weather Crisis: Why Floods, Heatwaves and Wildfires Are Increasing Worldwide
The world is experiencing a growing climate challenge as extreme weather events become more frequent and destructive. From powerful floods and record-breaking heatwaves to massive wildfires, communities across different continents are facing the effects of a changing climate.
By Sagheen Khan2 months ago in Earth
South Korea Records Highest-Ever Temperature as Intense Heatwave Sweeps the Nation
South Korea has experienced its hottest temperature ever recorded, as an extraordinary heatwave pushed temperatures to unprecedented levels across the country. The record-breaking heat has raised concerns among public health officials, meteorologists, and environmental experts, highlighting the growing challenges posed by extreme weather events in East Asia.
By Sagheen Khan2 months ago in Earth
Not Bangladesh's Problem Alone
The plastic bags on that street are not Bangladesh's problem alone. In that photo, the alleys of Dhaka are choked with waste, a jumble of colors. The stench is lost through the screen, but the comment section already smelled of gasoline. Some said, “It’s their culture.” Others said, “Government corruption.” Still others: “They deserve to be looked down on.” Then an account claiming to be Bangladeshi wrote four hundred‑odd words describing a specific scene: in the corner of a neighborhood, a concrete pit, ten feet long, six feet wide, and six feet deep, where three hundred households dumped their garbage. The collection truck came once a month. When it did, the driver took two hundred taka from a roadside vendor, scooped up the top few bags, and left the rest where they lay. Stray dogs and crows tore the bags open; scraps and plastic chips rode the wind into the next block.
By Jin2 months ago in Earth
July to be England’s driest on record
England is facing a historic weather milestone as July is on course to become one of the driest months ever recorded, raising concerns about water supplies, agriculture, wildlife, and the wider impact of changing climate patterns. The unusually low rainfall has created challenging conditions across many parts of the country, with farmers, environmental experts, and authorities closely monitoring the situation as dry weather continues.
By Sagheen Khan2 months ago in Earth
The Global Water Crisis in 2026: Why Fresh Water Is Becoming the World’s Most Valuable Resource
Water is one of the most essential resources for life, yet billions of people around the world are facing increasing challenges in accessing clean and reliable freshwater supplies. In 2026, experts warn that water scarcity is becoming one of the most significant global issues of the century. As populations grow, climate patterns change, and demand increases, many regions are struggling to secure enough water for households, agriculture, and industry.
By Sagheen Khan2 months ago in Earth
Why Climate Disasters Are Becoming More Frequent Around the World
Climate disasters are becoming an increasingly common part of life for millions of people around the world. Heatwaves, floods, droughts, wildfires, hurricanes, and severe storms are occurring more frequently and often causing greater damage than in previous decades. Scientists, governments, and environmental organizations continue to study these events, with many experts pointing to climate change as a major factor behind the growing trend.
By Sagheen Khan2 months ago in Earth
More than half of England officially in drought, Environment Agency says
More than half of England is now officially classified as being in drought, according to the Environment Agency, raising concerns about water supplies, agriculture, wildlife, and the broader impact of climate change on the country. The announcement comes after months of exceptionally low rainfall, higher-than-average temperatures, and declining river and reservoir levels across large parts of the nation.
By Sagheen Khan2 months ago in Earth
Why do I feel like it’s too late for climate change and how do I move forward?
Stop chasing false hope. Discover why our brains are hardwired for optimism and how "ethical pessimism" offers a more honest way to face the climate crisis.
By Alex Lim2 months ago in Earth
Firefighters Battle Wildfire as Tens of Thousands Evacuated Near Bordeaux
A Massive Blaze Threatens Southwestern France as Emergency Crews Fight to Contain the Flames A major wildfire in southwestern France has forced tens of thousands of residents and tourists to leave their homes as firefighters continue a difficult battle to control the flames near Bordeaux. The blaze, spreading through the Gironde region, has created a serious emergency as high temperatures, dry vegetation, and strong winds continue to challenge firefighting efforts.
By Sagheen Khan2 months ago in Earth
Why would plant-based diet use less cropland than we use today?
Think we need more farmland to feed a plant-based world? Data shows we'd use 75% less. Discover why the climate crisis is more solvable than you’ve been told.
By Alex Lim2 months ago in Earth
Inside Zombie Deer Disease: Separating Fact from Fiction
If you've spent any time scrolling through wildlife headlines, you've probably seen the phrase "zombie deer disease." It sounds like something straight out of a horror movie—deer wandering aimlessly, drooling, appearing thin and disoriented.
By Briar Rose2 months ago in Earth
Fun In The Sun
There was a reprieve from the smoke coming from the BWCA and Canada on Friday. It was important to get out and enjoy the day. Today is supposed to be more smoke. No play. Well, not for some. I was in a laughter yoga class training to be a leader of laughter yoga.
By Denise E Lindquist2 months ago in Earth