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Why the UN General Assembly 2026 is a key political moment for the climate - Greenpeace International (opens the original)
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Starting today, world leaders are gathering in New York for the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), with a spotlight on our urgent global challenges in the context of a worldwide economic disruption caused by conflicts and geopolitical instability.Amid these tensions, the 2026 UNGA is a critical moment in the international climate calendar to revitalise global cooperation and multilateralism, with a key focus on the intensifying climate risks. The UNGA will be complemented by New York C
What the ‘natural’ disasters of 2026 reveal about climate change - Greenpeace International (opens the original)
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The first half of 2026 has seen record-breaking heatwaves in Europe, Asia, Africa and North America, as climate change – supercharged by the burning of fossil fuels – increasingly exposes countries to extreme weather events and the so-called natural disasters of 2026. Devastating flash floods in Nepal are a human tragedy and a dire warning of the heightened risks of rapidly melting ice and glacier collapse in an overheated world. The heatwaves triggered exceptional wildfires across western Europ
Extreme Weather Events - Greenpeace International (opens the original)
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With every extreme weather event the climate emergency impacts food security and economic stability and, ultimately, threatening safety and well-being of lives around the globe. The most intense impacts of the climate crisis are often experienced by those least responsible for the carbon emissions exacerbating extreme weather events. These communities urgently need empathy, aid, and climate action. Fossil fuel companies have put profits over people and the planet and will continue to do so while
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