[Applause] First about climate change I want to show you this spiral by NASA. So you can see that bas this is basically the global average temperatures over the years. Pre-industrial era how the earth was warming up like going towards minus1° centigrade the temperatures were going low.But as we move on the years we go to the industrial era and you will see what is happening with the uh overall average temperature of the of the world. Remember that according to the Paris agreement by the end of the century w ...

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESS Newswire / October 8, 2025 / Decades of climate conferences and sustainability summits have produced mountains of pledges and pages of regulations. Targets were set, quotas were announced, and deadlines were promised. ...

This chart, showing that the world is getting hotter fast, speaks its own truth, @markgongloff says (via @opinion) https://t.co/Tiy0j9I1WU ...

RT BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking)Chemistry Nobel awarded to three scientists for work on "metal-organic frameworks", which could help tackle climate change https://t.co/kiH8qkIkAM ...

Core Viewpoint - Malaysia is set to enhance its weather forecasting capabilities through a new numerical weather prediction system, which will utilize advanced technology including a supercomputer with a processing speed of six petaflops [1][2]. Group 1: System Development and Features - The new weather prediction system will be housed at the Public Sector Data Centre in Kulim, Kedah, and will incorporate High-Performance Computing, Artificial Intelligence, and Big Data Analytics [2]. - The project is expected to be completed by 2027, allowing forecasts to be issued up to 14 days in advance, an improvement from the current seven-day forecast [2]. - The system will feature enhanced processing power and higher-resolution weather models, offering a resolution of 300 meters compared to the previous one-kilometer resolution [5][6]. Group 2: Impact on Disaster Management - The new system is anticipated to strengthen early warning systems and improve disaster preparedness, particularly for floods, thereby enhancing the competency and efficiency of disaster warning management [3][5]. - The system will provide more time for the National Disaster Management Agency and other strategic agencies to prepare for potential disasters [4][6]. - While the system can forecast large-scale weather patterns earlier, it remains challenging to predict small-scale thunderstorms due to their localized nature [7]. Group 3: Economic and Social Implications - The 2021 Special Report on Flood Impacts indicated that total losses from floods that year were RM6.1 billion, with subsequent years showing losses of RM0.6 billion in 2022, RM0.8 billion in 2023, and RM0.9 billion in 2024 [8][9]. - The deputy secretary-general emphasized that the impacts of floods extend beyond immediate losses, affecting economic and social stability, thus necessitating greater preparedness and resilience [9].

[Music] For decades, we've been talking and talking and talking about climate change, the indisputable evidence, the mounting risks, the clear and present dangers. Yet, we still have not sufficiently reduced our greenhouse gas emissions. And we still have not made the necessary investments to protect ourselves from the impacts of climate change. And to top it all off, right now, US climate science is under attack. So, as a climate scientist, I'm asking myself, what more can I possibly do? What more can I an ...

RT Bloomberg em Português (@BBGEmPortugues)O Brasil está confiante de que o Banco Mundial será seu principal parceiro no lançamento de um fundo de US$ 125 bilhões para proteger as florestas tropicais — uma das principais iniciativas do país para a cúpula do clima COP30, em novembroPor @beckmartha https://t.co/Uycpt8CC5x ...

An accurate read of El Niño is essential for energy traders and farmers, especially as a changing climate exacerbates extreme weather, writes @maryhui https://t.co/rwDCPxiTrx ...

Nearly 200 countries are set to gather at the gates of the Amazon rainforest for a new round of UN-sponsored climate talks https://t.co/WObn5qkIcm ...

Core Points - The U.S. government is preparing to conduct its largest coal sales in over a decade, offering 600 million tons from publicly owned reserves in Montana and Wyoming [1][4] - The sales align with President Trump's goal to increase coal extraction from federal lands, despite most power plants served by these mines planning to cease coal usage within the next decade [2][3] - The push for coal sales raises questions about future demand, as power plants are increasingly moving away from coal, highlighting the challenges of reviving a declining industry [3] Industry Context - The upcoming lease sales are located in the Powder River Basin, which is known for being the most productive coal field in the U.S. [4] - The Biden administration previously blocked future coal leases in the region due to concerns over climate change, indicating a shift in policy direction [5] - Trump's administration has expedited coal lease approvals and expansions across multiple states, disregarding greenhouse gas emissions considerations [6][7]