Jonathan Watts is a journalist based in the Amazon rainforest. He is the founder of Sumaumajornal and Amazon_RJF, and has worked as a global environment writer for The Guardian. His articles cover a wide range of topics related to the environment, climate change, and social issues.
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By: Jonathan Watts
October 7th 2024 #2515 of 2515 articles from the Special Report: Share this article
By: Oliver Milman, Jonathan Watts
As Hurricane Milton bears down on Florida, fueled by a record-hot Gulf of Mexico, a new analysis has shown how the Gulf's heat that worsened last
Analysis shows Gulf’s heat that worsened Helene 200-500 times more likely because of human-caused global heating
By: Jonathan Watts
The South American leaders are in the spotlight as they prepare to host this week’s Cop16 biodiversity summit, November’s G20 meeting and next year’s Cop30 climate summit
Exclusive: proposal to Cop16 could see ‘funga’ get global legal consideration distinct from flora and fauna
By: Jonathan Watts
Oceanographer and climatologist Stefan Rahmstorf discusses causes and possible fallout from changing currents
Leaders are eager to fill us with positivity, but research shows people in distress are more likely to take collective action
By: Jonathan Watts, Jillian Ambrose
Consumption of the world’s wealthiest people also making it increasingly difficult to limit global heating to 1.5C
By: Jonathan Watts
The devastating flooding should spur this month’s Cop29 climate conference to press for immediate action, not look away, writes Guardian global environment editor Jonathan Watts
By: Jonathan Watts
Move on. Nothing to see here. Just another ordinary, everyday apocalypse.
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