Climate Change Impact News

On Himalaya Diwas 2026, new data indicates accelerated glacier loss and record-low snow cover, posing a significant threat to North India's water supply.

A recent deadly flood in Nepal highlights the ongoing failure of climate finance to reach vulnerable nations, despite pledges made years ago.

The UN warns that millions in Kolkata and Mumbai face an increasing risk of permanent home loss due to unprecedented global sea level rise, driven by thermal oc

Europe is experiencing an extreme summer drought, leading to desertification and severe impacts on ecosystems and businesses, particularly the fish farming indu

The Berg Glacier on British Columbia's Mount Robson has retreated significantly, no longer reaching Berg Lake, marking a change in one of the region's picturesq

A new report reveals that over 40,000 people died in England due to extreme heat between 1988 and 2025, with experts labeling the situation a 'national scandal'

Residents express anger and terror as wildfires threaten their homes, with one local stating they have never seen fires of this magnitude before.

A new study predicts that Europe's summer heatwaves were responsible for over 30,000 deaths, with 33,000 heat-related deaths recorded across just eight countrie

Studies suggest that ice-hardened freighters could extend the Hudson Bay shipping season beyond the current four months for the Port of Churchill, though challe

Champagne growers are initiating their earliest harvest ever due to recent heatwaves, a practice previously considered nearly impossible for this time of year.

A Nature article highlights the urgent need for scientists to understand how night-time heatwaves, intensified by climate change, impact human health and disrup

Marine heatwaves are causing native species in British seas to move to cooler waters, while once-rare visitors like sunfish are becoming more common. A charter

July was recorded as the hottest month ever in the Lower 48 States, indicating an escalation towards a hotter and more dangerous planet. Extreme weather events

Europe's tourism industry is being transformed as travelers adapt to soaring temperatures, widespread wildfires, and dried-up rivers across the continent.

Extreme heat and low water levels in Europe are forcing nuclear power plants to reduce their output, leading to minimal annual losses but significant consequenc

Europe's rivers are experiencing severe droughts, with the Danube reaching near all-time low levels, leading to disruptions like the evacuation of passengers fr

A new study reveals that the percentage of homes destroyed by California wildfires has significantly increased, rising from about 3% at the turn of the century

The World Bank has issued a warning that Indian airports, particularly Delhi airport, are likely to experience an increasing number of operational disruptions i

Europe is experiencing unusually severe and difficult-to-contain wildfires, despite the region being accustomed to fires.

UK bumblebee populations are expected to decline significantly as heatwaves become more frequent.

Bumblebees in the UK are struggling during heatwaves due to their adaptation to cold weather, and the article suggests ways to help them.

Hydration breaks at the World Cup highlight how extreme heat is changing elite sports, prompting questions about the safety of all athletes, especially young on

Dr. Alessandro Massazza highlights the link between extreme heat and poor mental health, citing data from Imperial College London that suggests heatwaves in May

Experts warn that the food and medicine supply chain is at risk, with ageing chilled warehouses struggling to cope with rising temperatures, potentially leading