Rapid attribution to uncover the influence of climate change on heatwaves, drought, wildfire, storms and floods.
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- Attribution analysis shows that human-induced climate change increased the rainfall intensity by between 9 and 50%.
@frediotto.bsky.social: “This study is a stark demonstration of how intertwined the crises of climate change and biodiversity loss are." (3/4)
You can access the full study here: www.cell.com/current-biol... (4/4)
Every year now, the pre-monsoon heat (the hottest time of year in South Asia with temperatures well over 40°C) starts earlier & lasts longer - due to human-induced climate change - exposing 1billion people to deadly heat. @wwattribution.bsky.social www.worldweatherattribution.org/climate-chan...
NEW: An estimated 7% of the entire population of the critically-endangered Tapanuli Orangutan were killed in a single weather event, according to research led by Borneo Futures with @frediotto.bsky.social as an author.
An estimated 58 Orangutans were killed by landslides during Cyclone Senyar (1/4)
Approximately 8,300 hectares of forest, accounting for about 11.7% of the forest cover in the West Block of the Batang Toru region, were affected by landslides triggered by extreme rainfall. (2/4)
NEW: Players and fans face increased heat danger at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, since USA '94.
Our results show that from Miami to Kansas City, climate change is increasing the risk of playing the World Cup in much of the northern hemisphere during summer. (1/2)
Dr Joyce Kimutai: “Half of human-caused climate change has occurred since USA ‘94. The climate the tournament is played in today has fundamentally shifted in just 32 years.” 🔗https://www.worldweatherattribution.org/climate-change-big-player-at-fifa-world-cup-2026/ (2/2)
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World Weather Attribution
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Meijaard et al. report that the 2025 extreme rains triggered landslides, destroying
8,000+ hectares of Tapanuli orangutan habitat. The event killed ∼11% of West Block
orangutans. These findings prove ...
