January 2025 was the warmest on record!
Global temperatures were 1.75C higher than preindustrial levels, according to an EU monitor, continuing a trend of record highs.
Study: The acceleration of global warming may cut off key ocean current by 2050 GalleryStudy: The acceleration of global warming may cut off key ocean current by 2050
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Study: The acceleration of global warming may cut off key ocean current by 2050
A major ocean current could be shut down by 2050 due to the surge in global warming over the last 15 years, according to new research by an international team of climate scientists.
Trump government working hard to erase U.S. efforts to combat climate change
In a series of actions, President Trump is following through on his promise not just to ramp up oil and gas production, but to sharply curtail any effort to deal with climate change.
Milestone: Germany deployed 100 gigawatts of solar power
Last week, Germany reached the milestone of 100 GW of solar power generators installed.
Joe Romm reveals a surprising climate action
As a hero of the environment Romm outlines the untapped benefit to save energy and improve health in U.S. schools.
Report: The heating Arctic now a carbon source
The warming Arctic not only affects local ecosystems and wildlife but also has far-reaching implications for global sea levels and weather patterns. The Arctic is undergoing significant environmental changes, including heightened microbial activity, thawing permafrost, and increased wildfire occurrences contribute to a net release of carbon dioxide, rather than its [...]
Website Update January 2025
We were busy updating the Climate State website during the past weeks. Updates include Optimized various website pages Addition of a new improved search, check it out! Updated our logo, bold Updated the site designs Added Ai generated content, in general improves article content Improved the web performance (ongoing process) [...]
Study: Oceans could rise 6.2 feet (1.9 meters) by 2100!
Recent research from Nanyang Technological University indicates that if carbon emissions persist at current rates, global sea levels could rise by up to 6.2 feet (1.9 meters) by 2100, presenting a significant risk of entire cities sinking beneath the waves within the next 75 years. Such an enormous increase would [...]
Study: Global warming creates a perfect storm of rats
A recent study published in Science Advances indicates that urban rat populations have surged by as much as 390% over the past decade.