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  • [New] By 2030, AI implementation could reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by up to 4%, highlighting AI's significant potential to combat climate change. Scientific Research Publishing
  • [New] 2026 will be the hottest year on record, thanks to both climate change and a powerful El Nino effect that will raise temperatures further. New Scientist
  • [New] The second half of 2026 will almost certainly see the start of El Nino, a natural climate phase when warm water expands across the equatorial Pacific Ocean, heating the entire planet. New Scientist
  • [New] Seasonal forecasts from the Copernicus Climate Change Service indicate a likely transition to El Nino conditions later in 2026, a development that could have far-reaching climate implications. Healthwise
  • [New] Sea surface temperatures in the equatorial Pacific are rising rapidly, indicating a high likelihood that El Nino conditions could redevelop as early as May-July 2026. Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sc
  • [New] The possible onset of El Nino conditions from mid-2026 could disrupt agricultural cycles, water availability and crop yields, adding uncertainty to food inflation projections, especially for weather-sensitive staples. Pakistan Today
  • [New] While many species still face the threat of extinction due to climate change and human activities, conservation efforts are proving effective for animal populations worldwide. Impakter
  • [New] Greenhouse gas emissions reporting requirements: By mid-2026, subject to ongoing litigation, large companies doing business in California must comply with new greenhouse gas emissions and risk reporting laws. Crowell & Moring - Beyond the Checkout: Retail's 2026 L
  • [New] Scientists expect global sea level to rise another one to eight feet by 2100. The National Environmental Education Foundation (NEEF)
  • [New] Coastal areas in the United States face many risks associated with rising sea levels and some areas are more vulnerable than others. The National Environmental Education Foundation (NEEF)
  • [New] Small island nations are highly susceptible to climate change, with Tuvalu expected to be submerged by 2100 due to rising sea levels. WSLS 10
  • [New] Singapore's average sea level is projected to rise by up to 1.15m by 2100. ST
  • [New] Future air pollution controls will fundamentally reshape oceanic nitrogen deposition, with cascading consequences for marine productivity and climate feedbacks, highlighting the need for coordinated NH3 and NOx management across the Earth system. EurekAlert!
  • [New] Power demand could nearly double by 2030, driven by population growth, extreme weather events, and an increase in energy-hungry users like crypto mining operations, data centers, and the electrification of oil and gas industries. KLIF 570 News & Info | KLIF-AM
  • [New] The Marine Corps plans to observe technological advancements in Group 3 drones and drill down its requirements for the OSIR program. DefenseScoop
  • [New] The Marine Corps is targeting 2029 to begin operational testing of its MUX TACAIR drone, while simultaneously exploring how exquisite unmanned systems can be used for other missions. DefenseScoop
  • [New] The U.S. beauty group now aims to reduce its absolute Scope 1, 2 and 3 greenhouse gas emissions by 90% from a 2019 baseline by 2050. Luxury Daily
  • [New] Adaptation finance gaps in developing economies could reach USD 365 billion per year by 2035. Highways Today
  • [New] Water availability, or lack thereof this year, will be a major factor in what crops Idaho farmers actually plant this year. AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST
  • [New] Climate change is bringing more extreme and unpredictable weather patterns to England. Engage Environment Agency

Last updated: 04 May 2026



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