Climate February 2026 was Earth’s fifth-warmest February on record. Despite the lack of a planet-warming El Niño event, global ocean temperatures were the second-warmest on record in February, behind only the El Niño year of 2024.March 11, 2026
Climate Hotter days, heavier minds: What climate change could mean for US mental health. The greatest burden could fall on low-income communities and parts of Appalachia.March 11, 2026
Climate Irish people are again paying a high price for our reliance on fossil fuels. But renewable energy relies on resources that will never run out and cannot be cut off as act of aggression.March 11, 2026
Climate 100 degrees Fahrenheit in March? Rare but likely next week in Phoenix. Weather Channel meteorologist Matt Crowther noted that this is a signature of climate change. Studies continue to show that heatwaves are more frequent, intense, and happening earlier than normal in many places.March 11, 2026
Climate The planet is overheating. Why is the news looking away? Since 2021, global media coverage of climate change has dropped 38 percent. Blame wars, political chaos, and Jeffrey Epstein.March 11, 2026
Climate “A Tidal Wave of Hostile Messaging:” The Billions Spent Each Year by Fossil Fuel Industry Demonising Renewables / “… we’re getting outspent like 27 to one …” – David Hochschild, California Energy Commission #GlobalCarbonFeeAndDividendPetitionMarch 11, 2026
Climate Climate Disinformation Doesn’t Spread by Accident / Philip Newell from Climate Action Against Disinformation speaks to members of Citizens Climate Lobby Canada. Almost 90% of people want action on the climate crisis, but bad-faith actors create a perception that the opposite is trueMarch 11, 2026
