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UN Adopts First Global Declaration on Sea-Level Rise as 770 Million People Face the Tide
Adopted on September 24, the declaration affirms that maritime boundaries stay legally stable and statehood continues even as coastlines shift — a legal lifeline for low-lying nations.
The ‘Hybrid Storm’ Over America Is a Preview, Not a Freak Event
Polo’s remnants are merging with a western trough to threaten millions with flash flooding. The meteorology is dangerous; the pattern behind it is the real story.
Record Drought Exposes Buried Roman City and Redraws the Map of Ancient Switzerland
After Switzerland's hottest summer on record, drone surveys of parch-marked fields around Avenches revealed thermal baths, roads and a possible temple at Aventicum — the richest finds there in 50 years.
'Grants, Not Loans': Nepal's PM Demands Climate Justice at the UN After Glacier Disaster
A glacier collapse in late August triggered a flash flood that killed at least 1,450 people and left more than 6,000 missing. At the UN General Assembly, Prime Minister Balendra Shah said vulnerable nations must not borrow their way out of climate catastrophe.
At His Final Climate Summit, Guterres Demands Fossil-Fuel Exit Timelines
World leaders met in New York on September 23 as scientists warned that breaching 1.5°C is now 'virtually inevitable' — and the outgoing UN chief told the G20 to lead the energy transition with clear deadlines.
Super El Niño: The Strongest on Record Is Coming — and Its Heat Could Kill 451,000
China's meteorologists say this year's El Niño could be the strongest ever measured, with ocean temperatures peaking in November — while a new University of Chicago analysis warns that heat alone could claim 451,000 lives by February.