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Antarctic areas reach 40C above normal at same time as north pole regions hit 30C above usual levels Startling heatwaves at both of Earth’s poles are causing alarm among climate scientists, who have warned the “unprecedented” events could signal faster and abrupt climate breakdown. Temperatures in Antarctica reached record levels at the weekend, an astonishing

People asked to record flowering cherry and plum trees near them to see whether patterns are changing The British public have been asked to track flowering fruit trees to help determine whether climate change is changing blooming patterns, in one of the largest studies of its kind. The University of Reading and Oracle for Research

Pro-leave MP is due to speak at event to launch Farage’s campaign for a referendum on net zero A Labour MP is to appear on stage with Nigel Farage at the launch of an anti-net zero campaign for a referendum on policies to tackle climate change, amid anger from party colleagues. Graham Stringer, a prominent

When schools reopened in Uganda in January, Atim’s baby was 3 months old. The 17-year-old wished to go back to classes but she faced a dilemma—whether to disclose to her teachers that she was a lactating mother. Atim chose to open up to some of the teachers who offered to help her return. The school

SNP’s vision for building resilience to climate change has not turned into ‘real-world action’ The Scottish government must raise its ambition immediately to adapt to the climate crisis, an influential advisory body has warned, as a report sets out how the Scottish National party’s “vision” for building resilience has not translated into “real-world action”. The

Is it hoped discovery of medieval trading town Ravenser Odd can teach people about perils of climate crisis Hopes are high that a fabled medieval town known as “Yorkshire’s Atlantis” is about to be located and will begin giving up secrets held for more than 650 years. Ravenser Odd was a prosperous port town built

The Arctic has been home to Indigenous Peoples from time immemorial. Distinct Indigenous worldviews and complex knowledge systems have been passed on from generation to generation, evolving over time in a living process that continues to this day. Indigenous Peoples’ knowledge systems hold methodologies and assessment processes that provide pathways for knowing and understanding the