A powerful winter storm struck 37 U.S. states (Jan 22–25), affecting 180M people. ❄️ Outages, flight cancellations, and dangerous conditions hit hard, especially for vulnerable communities. ➡️ Full alert: shorturl.at/N4uay ➡️ Support science: tinyurl.com/AB-Donate

A powerful week at Arctic Basecamp in Davos. Grateful to the speakers, collaborators, and everyone who supported us — including Climate Basecamp, Atelier Van Lieshout, and Climate Hub Davos by Green Up. See what we did at Davos! Visit — arcticbasecamp.org/events/davos-2026

Major El Niño events can cut life expectancy by up to 6 months and cause trillions in economic losses, lasting over a decade. Children, young adults, and middle-aged populations are hit hardest—even in high-income countries. ➡️ Full alert: shorturl.at/Kcbwj ➡️ Support us: tinyurl.com/AB-Donate

Closing the week with youth, science, and Nature’s perspective. 🐒 MonkeySide Chat on polar science 🎮 Hands-on games exploring the polar regions 🌱 Youth Takeover at MonkeyRock 🎉 MonkeyRock closing reflections More: arcticbasecamp.org/events/davos-2026 #ArcticBasecamp #MonkeyRock #Davos2026

Thursday in Davos: dialogue and sense-making in a volatile world. 🧭 Session for leaders on collaboration amid climate & geopolitical change. 🐒 MonkeySide Chat with HRH Prince Jaime de Bourbon de Parme, Gail Whiteman & Joep van Lieshout. Full details: arcticbasecamp.org/events/davos-2026

Today in Davos: science, youth & impact 🌍 🧠 From COP30 to delivery: science, AI & trust 🌍 Polar change, health & geoengineering 🔥 Light The Night (invite) 🎉 Arctic Basecamp 10th anniversary Details & RSVP: arcticbasecamp.org/events/davos-2026

Our Youth Ambassadors, Ellen Monielle and Pooja Tilvawala, took over MonkeyRock, sharing bold ideas and a powerful message for a nature-positive future. Join them for their takeover of MonkeyRock again on Wednesday 9-9:15am and Friday 10:30-10:45am! Visit luma.com/monkey-rock?... to sign up

Thank you to Doconomy for bringing together leaders across finance, sustainability, technology, and consumer protection! Check out our program at: arcticbasecamp.org/events/davos-2026

The moment we brought a little monkey business to Davos 🐒 MonkeyRock is officially unveiled — including commitments for a special tribute to Dr. Jane Goodall. Visit monkey-rock.org for details on how this amazing sculpture was made, brought, and hosted as well as many MonkeySide Chats!

Arctic Basecamp in collaboration with We are Family Foundation brought youth voices to the centre of the stage in Davos! If you’d like to join some of our other events, please visit the link in bio or arcticbasecamp.org/events/davos-2026 @wearefamilyfdtn.bsky.social

On January 9, Storm Goretti struck parts of Germany, France, and the Netherlands, causing severe winter conditions, power outages, and major disruptions. ➡️ Read the full alert here: shorturl.at/zoIJF ➡️ Help us Speak Science To Power! Visit — tinyurl.com/AB-Donate

This year marks 10 years of Arctic Basecamp at Davos — a decade of translating polar change into evidence that decision-makers can actually use! If you’re in Davos, the full programme and registration details are now live. We would love to have you come by. 🔗 arcticbasecamp.org/events/davos-2026/

As the World Health Organization shows, climate change is already increasing illness and risk for children worldwide, contributing to an estimated 88% of the existing burden of climate-related disease affecting children under the age of five. Read the full alert here: shorturl.at/LJk5c

Counting down to Davos with a 2019 throwback ❄️ Dr. Jeremy Wilkinson (British Antarctic Survey) showing Ellie Goulding our basecamp with our Executive Director Gail Whiteman & Dr. Julienne Stroeve (NSIDC). Help us speak science to power! Visit tinyurl.com/AB-donate 🔗

Severe flooding has affected West Aia Gadang, West Pasaman, West Sumatra, following intense rainfall and the overflow of the Batang Pasaman River. Read the full alert here: globalclimaterisks.org/insights/blo... 👉 Help us speak science to power! Visit tinyurl.com/AB-donate

The Arctic has just recorded its hottest year in 125 years, a critical climate milestone with global consequences. The NOAA Arctic Report Card 2025 confirms Arctic air temperatures were the highest since records began in 1900. Read the full alert below: globalclimaterisks.org/insights/blo...

As Davos 2026 approaches, the need for evidence has never been greater. Climate risks are accelerating, with rising costs worldwide. This year marks our tenth year bringing science to Davos—help make it happen. Donate today and help us speak science to power 🔗 shorturl.at/jKZYo

The Arab region is warming at twice the global average. 2024 was its hottest year on record, with extreme heat, droughts, and floods straining people, ecosystems, and scarce water systems. This is a present crisis, not a future one. Urgent action is needed now. Read more here: shorturl.at/VHdKy

Late Nov–early Dec 2025: Cyclone Ditwah and extreme rains caused floods, landslides, and infrastructure damage across Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Malaysia & Thailand. Stronger storms show accelerating climate risk. Urgent action needed. Read more here 🔗 globalclimaterisks.org/insights/blo...

As we welcome 2026, we reflect on 2025’s progress in global health—strengthening pandemic preparedness, immunization, and climate-resilient health systems (WHO, 2025). Learn how climate change affects health on the Global Climate Risks Platform🔗 globalclimaterisks.org/issues/globa...

Leaders can’t prepare for risks they don’t see. As climate impacts intensify, credible climate science is essential—yet too often ignored. For 9 years, Arctic Basecamp has brought science into global policy spaces. Help put climate science where it belongs. Donate today: shorturl.at/gRiyK

For 9 years, Arctic Basecamp has worked to bring climate science directly into the conversations shaping international policy, including at Davos. Your support helps ensure that decisions affecting communities worldwide are informed by evidence, not made in the dark. Donate today: shorturl.at/zRHtx

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. Donate to put climate science at the table at Davos 2026 and beyond shorturl.at/0Ty7m

When glaciers melt, nature and communities are at risk. December Edition: 2025 Recap Learn more about the International Year of Glaciers’ Preservation on the Global Climate Risks Platform. shorturl.at/IdNcE

Iceland has classified the collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) as a national security and existential risk—the first time a climate-driven threat has been elevated to its National Security Council. Read more on the Global Climate Risks Platform: shorturl.at/yfqci

This Christmas, give more than a gift — help ensure climate science reaches Davos, where the world’s most powerful leaders make decisions that affect us all. We need you. Donate today and make science heard: shorturl.at/fGG09

We’re thrilled to share that 6 million people have now visited the Global Climate Risks Platform—a huge milestone in our mission to make climate knowledge accessible to everyone. Thank you for supporting us. Together, we can continue to empower millions with science-based evidence. 🌍💙

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. Read the full alert here: shorturl.at/cZ4D0

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. Help keep climate science at the table. Donate today. Link in bio 🔗: whydonate.com/fundraising/...

Satellite data shows no district in India meets WHO PM2.5 limits. Air pollution is a nationwide, year-round crisis worsened by climate change. Urgent action is needed to protect public health. Read the full alert here: globalclimaterisks.org/insights/blo...

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. Read the full alert here: shorturl.at/txPii

The World Meteorological Organization’s 2025 Climate Update shows that greenhouse gases, ocean heat, ice loss, and extreme weather have all hit record highs, sending an urgent, science-based signal for global action. Read the full alert here: globalclimaterisks.org/insights/blo...

While misinformation spreads and leaders look away, the world faces rising floods, fires, and food insecurity. For nine years, Arctic Basecamp has delivered hard evidence directly into the rooms where decisions are made. Help defend climate science. Donate today: shorturl.at/uX3ke

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. Read the full alert on our GCRP to understand what must happen next🔗: shorturl.at/bIHYC

In 2024, global CO₂ levels soared to 423.9 ppm — the fastest jump in decades. Human emissions, wildfires, and weakening oceans and forests are fueling a climate emergency. Methane and nitrous oxide are also at record highs. Read the full alert here: shorturl.at/T0HUm

Climate change is accelerating the spreading of dengue in Brazil. Explore the tool to see what the future could look like: shorturl.at/HEui9 Disclaimer: This beta tool uses available data only. Missing data may yield no results. Issues? Contact [email protected]

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. 💙 Donate today to power our science and our mission: shorturl.at/9rUT6

Your support makes it possible for us to speak science to power for the 10th year in Davos, keeping the warning light visible and climate risks impossible to ignore. Science needs you. Donate Today: tinyurl.com/AB-10-years-...

Record rains drenched nearly half of India this year, causing deadly floods and landslides. With monsoons now above average for a second year, climate-driven warming and glacier melt are intensifying rainfall and extreme floods. Click here to learn more and explore solutions: shorturl.at/t7QZA

Glaciers feed rivers that sustain drinking water, irrigation, and hydropower—key pillars of regional economies. Shrinking Alpine glaciers reduce irrigation and increase drought risks, destabilising agriculture and local economies. Read more on the Global Climate Risks Platform. shorturl.at/PhOn3

A new PLOS Climate study, “Breaking the Climate Silence,” shows that talking about climate change—though rare—raises awareness, shapes norms, and drives action. Find more insights on the Global Climate Risks Platform: shorturl.at/nlpHQ

Throwback to when Billie Eilish joined our Make Earth Cool Again livestream at WEF 2021 to highlight the Arctic crisis. Melting ice, wildfires, and rapid change are impacting communities — we must act now. Donate to Arctic Basecamp and support urgent climate action: shorturl.at/yeSl6

In many developing countries, women are less likely than men to see climate change as human-caused due to limited access to education and information; stronger democracies show smaller gender gaps. Explore insights on the socio-economic impacts of climate change here: shorturl.at/B58Qy

COP30 is underway in Brazil, a pivotal moment for global climate action. Cooperation has helped, but emissions keep rising and the window to limit warming is closing fast. Stay updated on our Global Climate Risks Platform blog! globalclimaterisks.org/insights/blog/

TB to Davos 2017, where former VP of the US and environmentalist, Al Gore, emphasized the urgent responsibility before us. Today, Arctic scientists are our guiding evidence: we must act immediately and halt the misuse of our atmosphere. Donate today: shorturl.at/H3j3w

On the first day of COP30, heavy rainfall overwhelmed parts of Belém, flooding a major venue. Extreme weather events are no longer distant warnings but immediate challenges. Check Climate Risks Daily to see how your community is impacted: shorturl.at/vGkIp

A new review in Ambio explores how polar changes (e.g. sea ice loss, permafrost thaw, and ocean acidification) intensify health risks from climate change, both directly and indirectly. Read more here: rdcu.be/eQjZL

A new report warns the world is still headed for a catastrophic 2.6 °C temperature rise by 2100. Fossil fuel emissions are at record highs, and even COP 30 plans won’t prevent it (The Guardian, 2025). See how extreme weather impacts your area at Climate Risks Daily: shorturl.at/wwoYi

In October 2025, Australia shattered October heat records, with Birdsville reaching 46.1 °C. Heat stress threatens health, infrastructure, and biodiversity, showing the need for early warnings, resilient grids, cooling, and lower emissions. Read more here: globalclimaterisks.org/insights/blo...

In Davos 2017, Christiana Figueres shared a lesson: “Even as the tide rises and falls, the river never reverses its flow.” Serving as a reminder that no matter how low the tide of climate action may seem, our direction forward musn’t change. Donate here today!: whydonate.com/fundraising/...