SINGAPORE] As major economies scale back climate commitments and global momentum stalls, Singapore stands out for its ...

The idea of entire cities being plunged underwater might sound like the plot of the latest science-fiction blockbuster. But it could become a reality in just 75 years, according to a terrifying ...

As greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise, scientists reveal many of the world's cities will be plunged underwater in just 75 years. In 2100, global sea levels will rise by a staggering 6.2ft ...

At the end of July 2023, extreme, heavy rainfall suddenly struck North China (23.7 event), causing severe flood disasters in ...

Twenty years of NASA's global satellite data show just how much the extent, duration and severity of extreme droughts and floods have risen alongside warming global temperatures, a new study reveals.

Global warming intensified the rainy season in many African countries in 2024, sparking deadly floods, according to scientists. The World Weather Attribution (WWA) network said on Wednesday that ...

If all national plans to cut emissions are fulfilled, the world would still be on track for 2.5-2.9°C of global warming by the end of the century. If species are stressed now, imagine how they ...

These changes, amplified by global warming, have led to devastating floods and prolonged droughts, affecting millions of people. Data shows a significant increase in episodes of intense rainfall.

Global warming is causing more severe flooding, scientists have warned. While storm Boris recently ravaged Poland, the Czech Republic, Romania, Austria and Italy, causing the deaths of 24 people ...

In the case of the latest floods, the rainfall was likely at least 7 percent more intense than it would have been had global warmth ... Accelerated warming in polar regions has been causing ...

The countries affected the most by global warming are experiencing frequent and intense natural disasters such as cyclones, floods, and droughts, and extreme weather events such as heat waves.

A branch of science that’s emerged in the past 20 years, extreme event attribution, connects global warming to severe episodes of weather more definitively. Many heat waves, cyclones ...