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Global warming will reach at least 1.8C, well beyond the Paris Agreement goal of 1.5C, the United Nations said, adding that every fraction of warming means climate impacts will intensify and compound over time. While...

This week on Earth Radio, an update from the devastating floods that swept through Nepal and China last week, killing hundreds and leaving thousands missing. We also look at a new study investigating how climate change...

This week on Earth Radio, we look at what's behind the huge drought currrently affecting more than half of England, including the whole of London, as well as the US Environmental Protection Agency's move to loosen...

This week on Earth Radio, France and Spain are battling what officials call the worst wildfire season in modern history, as blazes threaten Madrid and Bordeaux and displace hundreds of thousands of residents. Hundreds...

This week on Earth Radio, the ongoing, record-shattering European heatwave would have been "virtually impossible" just 50 years ago, and a Paris court found TotalEnergies liable for the emissions linked to the products...

This week on Earth Radio, scientists identify three times as many climate-resilient coral reefs as previously thought. Meanwhile in the US, the Trump administration is intervening in a lawsuit over claims that Elon...

<p>This week on Earth Radio, a new UN report exposes the unfathomable footprint of data centers as AI booms, and the Trump administration moves to dismantle a decade-old, deep-ocean observation network that scientists...

<p>This week on Earth Radio, an exceptionally early summer heatwave scorched much of Western Europe this week, breaking temperature records and resulting in over a dozen fatalities. The UK climate adviser has called on...

<p>This week on Earth Radio, the UN General Assembly backs a historic world court ruling on countries' obligations when it comes to climate change, and chances for a "super" El Niño rise. We also look at the US...

<p>This week on Earth Radio, World Cup players and fans could face dangerous levels of heat, and a report calling for the overhaul of the US disaster response agency only mentions "climate" once. Meanwhile, New Zealand...

<p>This week on Earth Radio, scientists say that last year's mega tsunami in Alaska is a stark warning of the risks of coastal rockslides and glacier retreat fueled by the climate crisis. Meanwhile, climate protesters...

<p>This week on Earth Radio, soil-dependent species are at risk of extinction, the Trump administration deals another major blow to science and an Italian city takes an important step away from fossil fuels.</p><p>Find...

<p>This week, our host Rebekah Hendricks speaks with Dr. Oliver Selmoni, a Spatial Geneticist at the University of Zurich, for a special episode about how coral reefs are responding to climate change.</p><p>In late...

<p>This week on Earth Radio, summers in Sydney are 50 days longer than they were three decades ago as global temperatures rise worldwide. We also look at two new studies that have re-examined the risk of birds entering...

<p>This week on Earth Radio, March's near record high sea surface temperatures pave the wave for the return of El Niño, a weather pattern driving temporary spikes in global surface temperature, and a new report looks at...