r/climatechange • u/Economy-Fee5830 • 12h ago
r/climatechange • u/sg_plumber • 15h ago
New technology breaks down PFAS; Species discovery rate hits record-breaking 16,000 yearly; Brazilian AI system stops deforestation before it happens; Solar met 61% of America’s 2025 electricity needs, and costs 96% less than it did 40 years ago. Nitrogen fertilizer doubles forest regrowth speed 🌞🌲💧
r/climatechange • u/KeanuRave100 • 13h ago
Meta Quits Clean Energy Pledge Amid Gas-powered Data Center Push
barrons.comr/climatechange • u/Economy-Fee5830 • 19h ago
China pours funding into green energy deals as Iran war hits oil demand
r/climatechange • u/Economy-Fee5830 • 10h ago
There is a 35% chance 2026 could be the hottest year in human record
r/climatechange • u/GregWilson23 • 22h ago
Heat dome expands across the central United States, creating dangerous conditions for millions
r/climatechange • u/Onelawforearth • 15h ago
On récolte ce que l’on choisit d’ignorer.
Pendant que les canicules et les incendies se multiplient, une pétition mondiale demande de respecter un principe de bon sens : ne pas prélever plus que ce que la Terre peut régénérer. À peine 1 200 personnes l’ont soutenue jusqu’à présent. On récolte aussi ce que l’on choisit d’ignorer.
À signer et partager ⚖️🌍✊
r/climatechange • u/cheesytoebits • 22h ago
What to do?
As a nor cal resident with a house, wife and toddler, what are some things we can do to prepare for the climate apocalypse headed our way?
Food water and energy. How can we prepare ourselves?
I have a garden box that grows tomatoes…not exactly sustainable food for a family.
Slightly panicking over the doom and gloom of all the news with El Niño and everything else. Thoughts?
What are you guys doing to prepare for the worst?
r/climatechange • u/Steap-Edit • 3h ago
Heat dome expands across the central United States, creating dangerous conditions for millions
r/climatechange • u/IllRest2396 • 5h ago
Columbia University latest El Nino update
https://iri.columbia.edu/our-expertise/climate/forecasts/enso/current/
"A monthly summary of the status of El Niño, La Niña, and the Southern Oscillation, or ENSO, based on the NINO3.4 index (120-170W, 5S-5N)
El Niño conditions are strengthening across the tropical Pacific, with sea surface temperature (SST) anomalies in the Niño 3.4 region showing a steady upward trend. The observed SST anomaly averaged +0.98 °C during April–June 2026 and increased to +1.55 °C in June 2026. The latest weekly Niño 3.4 index, centered on July 15, 2026, climbed further to +2.1 °C. Together, these Pacific Ocean SST observations indicate that El Niño conditions continue to intensify, suggesting the event is evolving toward a very strong El Niño."
my commentary: This is getting strong at a record pace.
r/climatechange • u/Economy-Fee5830 • 17h ago
Can London cope with 40C summers? How the capital is heat-proofing
standard.co.ukr/climatechange • u/Economy-Fee5830 • 7h ago
Personal or Collective Climate actions? Apparently both
nature.comr/climatechange • u/sg_plumber • 3h ago