Climate tech, grids and the hard industrial work of decarbonisation.
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Seasonal hurricane outlooks are probabilistic tools, not predictions of where storms will strike. Here is what the hurricane season 2026 forecasts are and are not telling coastal communities.
Yangsan hit 42.5C on 2 August, a new national record, as Seoul issued its first-ever top-level heat warning and Daegu passed 40C amid a punishing Asian heatwave.
The World Meteorological Organization forecasts El Nino intensifying through October 2026, with hotter-than-normal conditions likely across nearly every land area on Earth.
Brazil's Amazon deforestation figures for January to June hit their lowest point in ten years, though experts warn that degradation from fires and drought is outpacing the improvement.
Hungary is closing the Paks nuclear plant for the first time in 44 years after record-low Danube levels left its cooling system unable to draw water from the river.
France and Spain are carrying the worst of a summer that arrived weeks ahead of schedule. The damage is severe, but the more important story is how the season is changing shape.
Most evacuation failures are not dramatic. They are ten minutes lost looking for documents. A practical, evidence-based checklist for households in fire-exposed regions.
Solar and batteries won on price. The remaining emissions live in industrial heat, cement, steel and transmission — and they need different tools.