Oceans absorbed unprecedented heat in 2025, driving extreme weather and rising seas. Scientists urge better monitoring and climate action.
Category: Climate Change Report
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High Heat Exposure Affects Early Childhood Development
Extreme heat exposure reduces children's literacy and numeracy, especially in poorer regions, threatening early development.
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How Behaviours and Policy Can Tackle Climate Change Effectively
Governments must lead climate action, but individual behaviours also play a crucial role in tackling global climate challenges.
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Climate Adaptation and Rethinking Sustainable Food Choices
Discover why popular “better meat” options may worsen climate impacts, according to a detailed WRI assessment of global livestock systems.
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Climate Change is Reshaping Pakistan’s Monsoon Season
Deadly monsoon floods in Pakistan have killed over 1,000, displaced millions, and shown the urgent need for climate adaptation measures.
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State of Climate Action 2025 – How Far the World Still Has to Go
Learn what the 2025 climate action assessment says about energy, transport, land use, and global readiness for a 1.5°C pathway.
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Navigating Climate Anxiety, From Fear to Action
Climate anxiety is rising, but it doesn't have to be paralysing—insights and tools to navigate fear and empower climate-positive behaviour.
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UNDP Survey Finds Stronger Public Demand for Climate Action
A new UNDP global survey shows increasing climate anxiety worldwide, with most respondents calling for more substantial climate commitments.
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Climate Change Affects Jet Streams Causing More Air Turbulence
Scientists warn that clear-air turbulence will increase as the atmosphere becomes less stable due to climate change.
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Climate Adaptation Plan Australia in Response to Risk Report
Following the National Climate Risk Assessment, Australia launched its Climate Adaptation Plan to strengthen resilience across key sectors.