The Irwins highlighted the real impacts of climate change during our Make Earth Cool Again livestream for the WEF’s Davos Agenda 2021, showing how extreme events are already devastating communities and ecosystems.

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When glaciers melt, nature and communities are at risk.
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Meteorologists warn of a colder, more volatile December across the Northern Hemisphere. Early polar vortex disruption, weak La Niña, and rapid Arctic warming drive unusual winter conditions, with sudden stratospheric warming may worsen cold outbreaks.

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Climate risks are rising, but leaders still aren’t listening.

Arctic Basecamp brings science directly to decision-makers—and Davos 2026 is a critical moment.

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Warm-water coral reefs are in irreversible decline, threatening a billion people, marine life, and coasts. Frequent bleaching and warming oceans are driving species loss and fisheries collapse—but urgent action can still help.

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Africa is facing a record-breaking heatwave in 2025, from Algeria to Kenya. 🌡️
Melting ice, a weakening Atlantic “conveyor belt” (AMOC), and warming oceans are driving these extreme temperatures.

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Climate change is accelerating the spreading of dengue in Brazil.

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In 2019, at her first-ever Davos appearance, Greta Thunberg joined our Executive Director Professor Gail Whiteman to remind the world’s leaders why climate action can’t wait.

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