2025 Among Europe's Hottest Years on Record, Sweden Experiences Unprecedented Warmth
2025 ranks as one of the warmest years in history, with northern Europe and Sweden experiencing record-breaking temperatures and a notably warm autumn.
2025 ranks as one of the warmest years in history, with northern Europe and Sweden experiencing record-breaking temperatures and a notably warm autumn.
Sweden strongly criticizes the COP30 draft agreement for excluding fossil fuel phase-out commitments and highlights key unresolved negotiation issues at the climate summit in Brazil.
Research from the Mistra Carbon Exit program shows Sweden has the technology to significantly cut emissions but needs stronger policies and investments to achieve full net-zero goals.
At a climate summit in Brazil, King Carl XVI Gustaf called for global cooperation to meet the Paris Agreement's 1.5°C warming limit and build climate resilience.
A new study using drones found methane and nitrous oxide emissions from Swedish wastewater treatment plants are about 2.5 times higher than IPCC estimates, highlighting significant underestimations.
The harbor seal in Sweden is now classified as endangered due to climate change and human impacts, with related seals near threatened amid rapid Arctic warming.
A study reveals that warmer Arctic climates significantly increase methane emissions from lakes due to enhanced organic material supply.
New technology reveals innovative methods for managing nitrous oxide emissions.