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Many priority flood-relief schemes still in design stage (opens the original)
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Ireland must stop treating floods, storms, droughts and extreme heat as individual emergencies and begin preparing systematically for a climate of increasingly severe extremes, the Climate Change Advisory Council has warned. It said the country's preparations are failing to keep pace with the growing risks, with 31 of 54 major flood-relief schemes prioritised eight years ago still at preliminary design stage and major schemes taking an average of 11 years to complete. Launching its latest assess
CCAC warns that Ireland must prepare for climate extremes (opens the original)
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Ireland must stop treating floods, storms, droughts and extreme heat as individual emergencies and begin preparing systematically for a climate of increasingly severe extremes, the Climate Change Advisory Council has warned. It said the country's preparations are failing to keep pace with the growing risks, with 31 of 54 major flood-relief schemes prioritised eight years ago still at preliminary design stage and major schemes taking an average of 11 years to complete. Launching its latest assess
Guterres calls on nations to accelerate climate action (opens the original)
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UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has called on every country to draw up a clear roadmap for moving away from fossil fuels, warning that existing climate commitments would still leave the world facing more than 2C of global warming. Speaking at a high-level climate meeting in New York, Mr Guterres said governments needed to accelerate the transition to renewable energy as the world heads towards an overshoot of the 1.5C warming threshold. He said the emerging super El Niño was intensifying c
Irish droughts more likely due to climate change - report (opens the original)
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Climate change is making Ireland increasingly vulnerable to summer drought as higher temperatures draw more moisture from soils and vegetation, new research has found. A study of this year's record-breaking summer concludes that human-caused warming has already made extremely high levels of potential evaporation during July around eight times more likely and about 7% more intense. The researchers say this increased "evaporative demand" significantly worsened the effects of exceptionally low rain
World rivers experience driest year in decades - report (opens the original)
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Rivers across the world experienced one of their driest years in more than three decades last year, as scientists warned that some of the planet's most important freshwater reserves are being steadily depleted. A new assessment by the World Meteorological Organization finds that river flows were below normal across more than a third of the world’s river basin area during 2025. It was one of the driest years for global river discharge in the past 35 years and continued a pattern of increasingly a
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