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Climate scientists bringing global climate impact stories to the forefront each week.
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Global Climate Impacts: Heat, Food, Coastal Change, and Disaster Recovery (opens the original)
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Across South and Southeast Asia, the Caribbean, and the Horn of Africa, climate change is affecting work, food production, public health, coastal communities, and access to essential services. Extreme heat, changing rainfall, drought, flooding, and rising seas are disrupting daily life in very different ways across these regions. 1Bangladesh: Extreme heat is reducing working hours, worsening health problems, and adding financial strain for workers.<
Global Climate Impacts: Cultural Heritage, Farming, Carbon Feedbacks, and Warming Seas (opens the original)
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Across northern Europe, Canada, the Arctic, and the Arabian Peninsula, warming and changing climate conditions are affecting cultural heritage, farming, greenhouse gas emissions, worker health, and marine ecosystems. Some of these impacts are already visible in damaged historic sites, dangerous working conditions, and coral loss, while others are altering how farms, northern landscapes, and marine environments function as temperatures continue to warm. 1Orkney:<
Global Climate Impacts on Food, Health, and Wildlife (opens the original)
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Across Africa and South America, drought, heat, changing rainfall, and shifting environmental conditions are affecting food, water, health, household costs, and wildlife. Some of these impacts are immediate, while others are changing the places and resources people and ecosystems depend on over time. 1Zimbabwe: Drought, heat, and water scarcity are making it harder for families in Chilonga to grow, buy, and prepare nutritious food for young children.</p
Global Climate Impacts on Farming, Health, and Cultural Knowledge (opens the original)
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This week's stories look at how changing climate conditions are affecting the things people rely on every day, including crops, water, health, local ecosystems, and knowledge passed between generations. The impacts are different in each place, and the ways people are able to respond differ just as much. 1Burundi and Rwanda: Hotter seasons and less predictable rainfall are changing farming conditions, but farmers do not all h
Global Climate Impacts: Water, Ice, and Extreme Heat (opens the original)
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Water sits at the center of this week’s impacts, whether there is too little of it, too much of it, or less of it stored in ice. In Texas, hotter summers are exposing people in uncooled prisons to dangerous indoor heat, while Corpus Christi’s brush with a water emergency exposed the danger of drought planning that leans too heavily on the past. In Colorado, warming is cutting into river flows, snowpack, pasture, and ranch water supplies. In the Himalayas, a rock–ice avalanche near the Nepal–Tibe
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