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Climate
Scientinel's reading of new climate research and what it means for risk, defence and resilience.
El Niño Resonance Demands Insurance Adaptation
A Nature Communications study projects ENSO crossing a tipping point by the 2050s, bringing stronger, more erratic El Niño events. What it means for insurers.
Lessons from Ancient Sea-Level Surges: Reassessing Modern Risks and IPCC Projections
Ancient sea-level surges and new ice-sheet science suggest IPCC projections understate the worst case. Why planners should test assets against 2–3 m by 2100.
Cooling La Niña could be back, but global temperatures set to rise: WMO
The WMO puts La Niña odds at up to 60% for late 2025, yet global temperatures are still set to rise. What a cooling Pacific does and does not change.
Duration of heat waves accelerating faster than global warming
New research finds heat waves lengthen faster with every fraction of a degree of warming, most of all in the tropics. What it means for planning.