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Continue reading →: World Wetlands Day 2026: Why Wetlands Are Our Best Defence Against Climate ChangeWorld Wetlands Day is observed globally on Monday, February 2, 2026. The theme for this year is “Wetlands and Traditional Knowledge: Celebrating Cultural Heritage,” which emphasises the close cultural ties that communities have to wetlands as well as the knowledge that has been passed down through the centuries regarding the…
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Continue reading →: Winter Wildlife at Risk: How Climate Change Threatens Species SurvivalWinter has traditionally been the season of survival. Short days, cold nights, and scarcity of food put wildlife’s resistance to the test throughout Europe and Asia. However, climate change is exacerbating these issues, causing harsher winters, changing migration patterns, and limiting food availability.
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Continue reading →: The Climate Cost of Winter Fashion: How to Choose Sustainable Cold‑Weather ClothingWinter clothes are frequently designed for warmth and durability, but the fabrics we choose have hidden environmental impacts. Cold-weather clothing has a high environmental impact, including microfiber pollution and methane emissions from wool. This means that choosing sustainable winter clothes isn’t just about style but also about protecting the environment and supporting…
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Continue reading →: What Is La Niña? Causes and ImpactOne of the most powerful climate phenomena influencing global weather patterns is La Niña. La Niña is the opposite of El Niño, which heats the Pacific Ocean, and is the cool phase of the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) cycle. La Niña can be just as disruptive, affecting hurricanes, agriculture, and…
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Continue reading →: What Is El Niño? Causes and ImpactEl Niño is a powerful climate phenomenon that can alter weather patterns, destroy ecosystems, and affect global economy. Though it originates in the Pacific Ocean, its rippling effects can be felt all over the world, from droughts in Australia to floods in South America. This article explains what El Niño…
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Continue reading →: How Climate Change Is Increasing Winter Flood Risks in the UKWinter flooding is not uncommon in the UK, but climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of these events. Warmer air retains more moisture, resulting in more rainfall, while saturated rivers and ageing urban drainage systems struggle to keep up. Understanding how climate change floods are transforming the UK’s…






