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A multi-agency outlook dated October 1 points to above-average rainfall in the South and below-average rainfall across much of north-central Brazil in October–December 2026.
Data includedUNESCO outlined preparations for COP31, where Türkiye is set to become the Greening Education Partnership’s 100th country member. The Antalya conference’s thematic day on children, youth, education and skills is scheduled for 14 November.
Data includedUNFCCC’s new ECCA strategy will support climate storytelling and decarbonization in film and television, music, and visual arts.
Data includedThe new Initiative Self-Service lets registered climate initiatives manage information and report progress through NAZCA.
Data includedUNFCCC Executive Secretary Simon Stiell told the European Parliament that one study estimated the summer’s extreme-weather costs at €180 billion.
Data includedWHO appointed Dr Vanessa Kerry as the Director-General’s Special Envoy for Health Resilience. The role focuses on health systems’ ability to withstand climate change and emergencies.
Data includedA UNEP and CCAC report estimates about US$15 in economic benefits for each US$1 invested in joint climate and air-pollution action.
Data includedA UNEP article published on 4 September summarized a new status report from the Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network. The report surveyed nearly 37,000 coral sites in more than 120 countries, comparing cover in 2020–2024 with the 1980–2009 historical average, and estimated that at least 9.5% of hard corals had disappeared.
Data includedUNFCCC says at least 22 peer exchanges on implementing national climate plans have taken place across all six regions.
Data includedUNEP’s Limiting Overshoot report expects warming to cross 1.5°C in the next few years and examines pathways to limit and reverse the overshoot.
Data includedWMO’s August update forecast further El Niño strengthening and a nearly 100% chance that it would persist through February 2027.
Data includedUNFCCC says about 1,500 people at an April climate week in Yeosu, South Korea, discussed turning plans into practical solutions.
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