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Are we giving up on a 1.5 deg C limit to global warming? (opens the original)
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A UN report on minimising global temperature ‘overshoot’ is meant to be a call for action. But it is preaching to a world increasingly incapable of facing up to the climate emergency. Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox The spillway (foreground) at Imja Lake in Nepal, an attempt to reduce flood hazard, in June 2025. Melting glaciers and the lakes they leave behind are time bombs. The Nepal-China flood is shocking for its sudden, savage destruction and terrible loss of life.
El Nino’s wrath: Brace yourself for impact (opens the original)
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The forecast is increasingly ominous, with a strong, possibly record-breaking El Nino about to play havoc with the world’s weather and oceans. Droughts, wildfires, floods and severe heatwaves are set to affect millions of people across Asia and the globe. While El Ninos are part of the earth’s natural cycle, climate change is making these events more dangerous. El Nino warms surface temperatures in the central and eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean, triggering worldwide changes in winds, atmospher
Cruel summer: Getting home air-conditioning should not be this hard (opens the original)
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Europe’s buildings were designed for a climate that no longer exists. Air-conditioning and other cooling measures are urgently needed to save lives. Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Europe’s biggest adaptation failure is treating extreme heat as an aberration rather than the new normal, says the writer. “The other day I sat in my car for as long as possible,” my good friend Hugh, who lives in Essex, England, and loathes hot weather, said to me recently. The severe heatwa
Asia faces major risk of extreme weather conditions from ‘super’ El Nino (opens the original)
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SINGAPORE – A global insurance firm warned on July 30 of the growing risks from a predicted strong El Nino, which forecasters fear will trigger extreme weather conditions in many regions of the world, including Asia. Munich Re said the El Nino climate pattern that is already under way and strengthening in the Pacific Ocean will push up global temperatures, following record temperatures, heatwaves and wildfires across Europe and North America since May. The extreme summer heat, which scientists s
Asia faces major risks of extreme weather conditions from ‘super’ El Nino, insurer says (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox The current El Nino phenomenon has continued to build and is likely to be one of the strongest in more than 75 years. SINGAPORE – A global insurance firm warned on July 30 of the growing risks from a predicted strong El Nino, which forecasters fear will trigger extreme weather conditions in many regions of the world, including Asia. Munich Re said the El Nino climate pattern that is already under way and strengthening in the Pacific Ocean
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