‘Profound concern’ as scientists say extreme heat ‘now the norm’ in UK
By Damian Carrington
The Guardian view on a climate reckoning: an annual address could set a new standard for political accountability
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Extreme weather is the UK's new normal, says Met Office
By Justin Rowlatt
Extreme weather 'becoming the norm' - as minister warns UK's way of life 'under threat'
By Thomas Moore
Annual climate stocktake shows weather records and extremes now the norm in UK Climate
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Accelerated glacial melt and monsoon rains trigger deadly floods in Pakistan
By Meer Baloch
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Ep.1: Sea Level Rise — High tides and an upstream battle on the Napa River
By Mary Catherine O'connor
Melting glaciers and ice caps could unleash wave of volcanic eruptions, study says
By Damian Carrington
Rare form of leprosy infected people in Americas before European arrival, 4,000-year-old bones suggest
By Perri Thaler
Melting glaciers could trigger more explosive eruptions globally, finds research
Melting Ice Caps Could Bring Dormant Volcanoes to Life, Research from the Chilean Andes Shows
By Bob Berwyn
Melting Glaciers Could Reawaken Hundreds of Earth's Volcanoes
By Carly Cassella
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New Zealand’s oldest burial site at risk of being flooded
By Velentina Boulter
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Himalayan Lake Burst Kills 9, Disrupts China-Nepal Trade Route
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Leading scientist issues dire warning about disturbing phenomenon in Antarctica: 'I'm not sure I have the capacity to really think it through'
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DEP to meet critics of new coastal development rules
By Jon Hurdle
'It can't withstand the heat': fears 'stable' Patagonia glacier in irreversible decline
By María de los Ángeles Orfila
This Martian Region Is Hiding Thousands of Kilometers of Ancient Rivers
A new Martian climate model suggest a mostly cold, harsh environment
By Jacek Krywko
Discovery of ancient riverbeds suggests Mars once wetter than thought
By Ian Sample
Ancient river systems suggest that Mars was much wetter than previously believed
By Eric Ralls
It’s the step prior to life ― NASA drills a hole in Mars and makes first-of-its-kind discovery
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Polar research sheds light on climate impact in tropics
By Kalinga Seneviratne
Asia warming nearly twice as fast as global average: Report
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Melting ice will strengthen the monsoon in northern Australia—but cause drier conditions north of the equator
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Countries should keep their statehood if land disappears under sea, experts say
By Isabella Kaminski
Melting Ice, Boiling Markets: Investing in Himalayan Climate Resilience
Hindu Kush Himalayas seeing dramatic rise in glacial-origin floods, recent events triggered by nascent glacial lakes: ICIMOD
By Rohini Krishnamurthy
The Impact of Melting Glaciers on Freshwater Supplies
Meltpools in the Himalaya
By Alton C. Byers
Supraglacial lake outburst warrants better climate action and cutting-edge research
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Dams around the world hold so much water they've…
By Sascha Pare
Whoopsie, Humans Built So Many Dams That We Shifted the North Pole by 3 Feet
By Darren Orf
Big dams are so heavy they shift Earth's poles away from the rotational axis, new research shows
By Sascha Pare
Water storage in dams has caused minute shifts in Earth’s poles
By Samson Reiny
True polar wander of 1.13 m (3.72 feet) linked to global dam-building from 1835 to 2011
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Climate Brief:Scientists issue New Dire Warning- "The Earth is careening toward Catastrophe"
By Daily Kos
Is There Still Time to Be Hopeful About the Climate?
By Daniel A. Gross
More than 60 scientists issue dire warning that the Earth is careening toward catastrophe: 'Things are all moving in the wrong direction'
Ars Live recap: Climate science in a rapidly changing world
By John Timmer
New issue: Chill out, Earth
By Holly Spanner
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As the sea level rises, who will pay? Councils seek answers from the Government
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Thames Water becomes latest firm to announce hosepipe ban after heatwaves
By Asher Mcshane
Thames Water issues hosepipe ban for 1.1m people
By Daisy Stephens
More of England expected to enter drought status after hottest June on record
By Helena Horton
Thames Water Imposes Limits to Water Use Due to Dry Weather
By Priscila Azevedo Rocha & Eamon Akil Farhat
Thames Water to introduce hosepipe ban across four counties
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5 dead in Lahore; more rain forecast till 17th
By Aamir Yasin & Imran Gabol
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Sikkim sets up commission on glacial hazards, plans multi-lake safety structure
By Pankaj Dhungel
Combined team of NU, JNU & Sikkim Uni to assess glacial lake hazards in Tawang
Is Another GLOF Ticking in Sikkim? South Lhonak Lake Once Again Placed in Highest Risk Category
Sikkim: Centre Concludes Scientific Assessment Of High-Risk Glacial Lakes In Gyalshing District
Sikkim sets up high-level commission to tackle glacial hazards
By Sujal Pradhan
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Flood alert as water level rises in Godavari
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Global sea levels rising twice as fast as they did last century, according to major scientific report
By Victoria Seabrook
Panic in France as huge glacial lake threatens to flood pretty village
By Maria Ortega & Aditi Rane
Toronto submerged under 35 meters of water: Canada's glaciers melting at breakneck speed - Futura-Sciences
By Nathalie Mayer
Pakistan’s Water Paradox
By Muhammad Mohsin Leghari
With Indus Waters Treaty in the balance, Pakistan braces for more water woes
By Betsy Joles
Can India stop Pakistan’s river water — and will it spark a new war?
'Treaties are built on trust which can't flow with terror': Ex-diplomat on India's stand on Indus Waters Treaty
Government plans federation of engineering institutions in Pakistan, says Ahsan
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