BRUSSELS, Jan 14 - The planet experienced its third-warmest year on record in 2025, and average temperatures have exceeded ...

This will be catastrophic for ecosystems, human health, and our food and water systems” says Leeds scientist as 2025 globally ...

Last year was 1.41C above the baseline of 19th century temperatures, according to data collated by the Met Office and others.

The finding comes as the U.S. reverses rules meant to lower carbon pollution and walks away from international climate ...

The world is likely to miss the Paris Agreement goals to limit global heating to between 1.5 and 2 degrees above the ...

The result "underscores the urgency of halting the heating of Planet Earth and growing climate impacts by rapidly cutting ...

The planet experienced its third warmest year on record in 2025, scientists have confirmed, underscoring an "unmistakable ...

But that changed last year with pollution actually growing faster than economic activity, said study co-author Ben King, a director in Rhodium’s energy group. He estimated the U.S. put 5.9 billion ...

A study published in Science Bulletin, based on a plausible global emissions scenario for 2 °C aligned with China’s net-zero pathway, reveals a hidden warming challenge in climate action: aerosols ...

In November 2025, the nations that have agreed to meet climate goals under the 2016 Paris Accord met at the United Nations ...

The president’s embrace of fossil fuels and withdrawal from the global fight against climate change will make it hard to keep ...

Efforts to mitigate climate change are more urgently needed than ever, after the UN said the world has failed to keep global ...