Opinion | What Environmentalists Like Me Got Wrong About Climate Change
By Carl Pope
Heat waves are getting more dangerous with climate change — and we may still be underestimating them
By Andrew E. Freedman
Planetary waves linked to wild summer weather have tripled since 1950, study finds
By Seth Borenstein
Nasa data reveals dramatic rise in intensity of weather events | Extreme weather
By Roger Harrabin
NASA’s New Data Has Scientists Sounding the Alarm on Climate Extremes
Heat domes and flooding have nearly tripled since the ’50s
By Nathi Magubane
Full Coverage of this story'This is a fight for life': climate expert on tipping points, doomerism and using wealth as a shield
By Jonathan Watts
AI Is Power-Hungry, but It Could Eventually Cut More Emissions Than It Creates
By Sara Schonhardt
Can You Choose an A.I. Model That Harms the Planet Less?
By Sachi Kitajima Mulkey & Harry Stevens
Your AI prompts could have a hidden environmental cost
By Kameryn Griesser
ChatGPT isn’t great for the planet. Here’s how to use AI responsibly.
By Nicolas Rivero
Some of your AI prompts could cause 50 times more CO2 emissions than others
Full Coverage of this storyCampaigners issue mass call for reforms to rescue UN climate process
By Joe Lo
Global Climate Talks Resumed This Week in Germany, For the First Time in 30 Years Without the United States
By Bob Berwyn
Article 9.1 at Bonn: The Push for a Standalone Agenda
Bonn Talks Expose Tensions Over Climate Finance as Roadmap to COP30 Remains Unclear
Jesuit Missions at UN Climate Change Conference - Days 4 and 5
By Richard Solly
Full Coverage of this storyClimate change is boosting the risk of sleep apnea
By Alejandra Borunda
Global warming may increase the burden of obstructive sleep apnea
By Danny J Eckert, Sébastien Bailly & Lucia Pinilla
Sleep apnoea cases may double this century due to global warming, researchers warn
By Stuti Mishra
A dangerous sleep condition impacts over 25 million Americans. Climate change could make it more widespread
By Ani Freedman
Global warming fuels an alarming increase in obstructive sleep apnea cases
By Priyanjana Pramanik
Full Coverage of this storyEmmy Contenders 'Hacks,' 'Shark Tank' and Others Take on Climate Change
By Michael Schneider
Dutch police break up climate protest on highway ahead of NATO summit
Event: 2025 NATO Summit in The Hague, 24-Jun.-2025
Hague NATO summit protest shifts focus to Iran
By Yiming Woo
Drones to roadblocks: How The Hague ramped up security for NATO summit
By Emma De Ruiter
Hundreds protest in The Hague against NATO, days before the Dutch city hosts alliance summit
By Mike Corder
Full Coverage of this storyWhat Conflict in the Middle East Means for Climate Change
By Justin Worland
The Israel-Iran Military Action Amplifies The Environmental Costs Of War
By Carolyn Fortuna
How is conflict in the Middle East affecting the climate?
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By Frederick Otu-Larbi & Benjamin Neimark
Invisible damage: From stratosphere to marine life, impact of ongoing wars pervasive & long-term
By Preetha Banerjee
The Climate Costs of War
By Mark Hertsgaard
Full Coverage of this storyClimate Change Will Bankrupt the Country
By Ryan Cooper
Central Park hits temp record last seen on this date in 1888 as heat wave hits eastern US
By Mary Gilbert
Sprawling Heat Dome Could Smash June Records In Northeast, Midwest, Including 100s In New York, Boston
By Jonathan Erdman
Tuesday Is Expected to Be One of the Hottest in a String of Hot Days
By Nazaneen Ghaffar
Why Eastern Half Of The US Feels Like An Oven This June: The “Heat Dome” Explained
By Tom Hale
Dangerous heat wave scorching millions across the country causes road to buckle
By Steven Yablonski
Full Coverage of this storyE&E News: Murkowski expresses ‘openness’ to becoming independent
Murkowski suggests she could become an Independent in the right circumstance
By Gregory Svirnovskiy
Republican senator calls caucusing with Democrats an 'interesting hypothetical'
By Danielle Wallace
Exclusive / Murkowski opens up about pressure to caucus with Democrats and her call with Trump
By Burgess Everett
Lisa Murkowski’s commitment to the Trump-era Republican Party appears increasingly shaky
By Steve Benen
Full Coverage of this storyFlavour of gin and tonic could be impacted by climate change, study finds
By Helena Horton
How climate change might alter the taste of your G&T
By Louis Thomas
How climate change could alter the flavour of your gin and tonic forever
By Rebecca Whittaker
Climate change is likely to affect the taste of your G&T
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Climate change could alter gin’s taste
By Nicola Carruthers
Full Coverage of this storyRepeal of Clean Energy Law Will Mean a Hotter Planet, Scientists Warn
By Lisa Friedman
One Big Beautiful Bill could deal an ugly blow to the Pensacola area economy
By Tom Mclaughlin
Scaling back the Inflation Reduction Act would have terrible consequences [letter]
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Kate Harper and Conor Lamb: Four-letter word missing from the One Big Beautiful Bill: JOBS
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Weber: Why I'm proud to fight for the One Big Beautiful Bill
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By Randy Weber
Full Coverage of this storyProtect young secondary forests for optimum carbon removal
By Ronnie Drever, Zhihua Liu & Sassan S Saatchi
Full Coverage of this storyA5: Court decision shows reach of the climate change act 2022
By John Campbell
Fair compensation needed for A5 landowners, says union
A5 campaigners 'deeply disappointed' by court decision
By conor macauley
Appeal for prevention of more A5 road deaths following court order quashing upgrade
Major road upgrade project quashed by court for failing to comply with climate change targets
By Felix Reeves
Full Coverage of this storyImpacts of climate change on global agriculture accounting for adaptation
By Solomon Hsiang, Amir Jina & Michael Greenstone
Children born now may live in a world where the US can only produce half as much of its key food crops
By Laura Eniko Paddison
Climate change will hurt the richest farmers—and the poorest
U.S. And Europe Face 40% Drop In Food Production, Scientists Warn
By David Vetter
Why rice is poised to survive better in a warming world
By Emma Court
Full Coverage of this storyClimate protester splashes pink paint on Picasso work at Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
By Benjamin Sutton
Climate Activist Hurls Pink Paint at Picasso Painting at Montreal Museum
By Tessa Solomon
Climate Activists Splash Paint on a Picasso in Montreal
By Maya Pontone
Climate protester arrested for throwing paint on Picasso painting in Montreal
Climate activist throws paint on Picasso painting at Montreal museum
Full Coverage of this storyTrump to strip protections from millions of acres of national forests
By Anna Phillips & Jake Spring
Trump Administration to End Protections for 58 Million Acres of National Forests
By Lisa Friedman
Trump to rescind 'Roadless Rule' protecting 58 million acres of forest land
By Kirk Siegler
Trump rescinds protections on 59m acres of national forest to allow logging
By Cecilia Nowell
Secretary Rollins Rescinds Roadless Rule, Eliminating Impediment to Responsible Forest Management
Full Coverage of this storySome studies might not paint full picture of how plants respond to climate change
By Caleb Austin Hess
How Will Iran and the Middle East Respond to U.S. Strikes?
No casualties reported after Iran missile attack on U.S. base in Qatar
By Barak Ravid
Iran Positions Missile Launchers for Potential Attack on U.S. Forces, U.S. Officials Say
By Lara Seligman
Iran attacks US air base in Qatar: What we know so far
Iran, Trump announce ceasefire is in effect; Israel yet to confirm
Full Coverage of this storyZohran Mamdani Is Proposing Green Abundance for the Many
By Batul Hassan
Zohran Mamdani's policies will (mostly) not bring abundance to NYC
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By Noah Smith
Zohran Mamdani’s 3 bills
By Steve Kastenbaum
NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s lesser-known proposals also have eye-watering price tags
By David Propper
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Full Coverage of this storyFEMA is unprepared for the next Hurricane Katrina, disaster experts warn
By Samantha Harrington
Climate change turns warm summer days in England into health threat
Yellow thunderstorm warning as UK records hottest day of the year so far
Heatwave eases as rainy weather blows in across parts of UK
By Darren Bett
Health officials issue warnings as UK and Northern Europe bake in the first heat wave of 2025
By Danica Kirka
Current heatwave ‘likely to kill almost 600 people in England and Wales’
By Damian Carrington
Full Coverage of this storyBan on Palestine Action would have ‘chilling effect’ on other protest groups
By Haroon Siddique
U.K. to Ban Palestine Action Group as Terrorist Organization
By Lizzie Dearden
The Guardian view on Palestine Action: if red paint is terrorism, what isn’t? | Editorial
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By Observer Editorial
Pro-Palestinian protesters clash with police in London — as it happened
By Seren Hughes, Lara Wildenberg & Matt Dathan
Palestine Action group to be banned, home secretary confirms
By Ellie Price & Imogen James
Full Coverage of this storyWill tropical dry forests survive the next 50 years?
By Liz Kimbrough, Ph.D.
The vast majority of the global population wants climate action
By SueEllen Campbell
Philly heat wave: thousands affected by power outages
By Sophia Schmidt
Extreme heat and power problems: Some still without power after last week's storm left major damage in Philadelphia region
By Jessica Kartalija
Thousands remain without power as dangerous heat wave looms
Residents in Montgomery, Delaware counties endure extended power outages after storms
By Jenni Joyce
Neighbors work together in Havertown, Pennsylvania, as storm cleanup and power outages continue
By Eva Andersen
Full Coverage of this storyA Tale of Rights, Remedies, and Duties: The Climate Change Litigation Dilemma
Full Coverage of this story‘Summer Davos’: Live updates from Day 1 of AMNC in Tianjin
By Pooja Chhabria & Gayle Markovitz
Full Coverage of this storyFalsehoods about climate change slow action and deepen the crisis, global report warns
Climate misinformation turning crisis into catastrophe – major report
By Damian Carrington
Climate Change Deniers Are Switching Tactics
By Emma Woollacott
Misleading information on climate science delaying action: Report
By Miranda Nazzaro
HEAT: Harmful Environmental Agendas & Tactics
Full Coverage of this storyClimate change could be great for mosquitoes
By Rebecca Ramirez, Rachel Carlson & Hannah Chinn
Full Coverage of this storyBurgum says Trump's 'abundance' agenda will solve climate change
By Brigham Tomco
Interior and Agriculture secretaries focus on deregulation at Western Governors' Association meeting
By Cathy Cook
Hundreds in Santa Fe voice their opposition towards proposed public land sales
By Jeanette Dedios
US Interior Secretary Burgum hypes innovation at WGA, steers clear of public lands controversy
By Julia Goldberg
Earth, Wind and Fire: Protests and public lands
By Alaina Mencinger, Jose Luis Magana & Jim Weber
Full Coverage of this storyJohn Kerry: ‘We are living in a new era of flat-earthism… there are people trying to sell the idea that climate change is a hoax’
By Manuel Planelles
Climate Change Demands a Global Paradigm Shift in our Relationship with Wildfires
By Mark Moroge
Full Coverage of this storyJeff Bezos’s wedding draws storm of protest in Venice
By Amy Kazmin
Venice’s most guarded secret: Inside the Bezos-Sanchez wedding plans
By Barbie Latza Nadeau
Greenpeace joins anti-Bezos protest with Venice banner complaining about billionaire tax breaks
Jeff Bezos famously neglected to sign a prenup in his first marriage. He’s not making the same mistake twice
By Lily Mae Lazarus
See Anti-Bezos protests in Italy ahead of wedding to Lauren Sanchez
Full Coverage of this storyThe Heat Dome Wants a Word With Climate-Change Deniers
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By Mark Gongloff
Full Coverage of this storyYouth-led Sunrise Movement to launch campaign to 'villainize big oil' and force climate action
By Dharna Noor
UN expects climate finance roadmap to offer "clear next steps"
By Gadea Lara & Tais Gadea Lara
Azerbaijan’s chief negotiator Rafiyev: ‘A good NDC is a realistic NDC.’
By Bernhard Pötter
COP29 Azerbaijan team discusses COP30 preparations with Brazilian counterparts in Bonn
Global South NGO Platform holds first side event in Germany with participation from 32 countries
COP29 Presidency discusses global climate transparency initiatives in Bonn
Full Coverage of this storyFirst Takes of the Largest Astronomical Movie Ever
By Matteo Rini
First images from the largest camera ever built reveal millions of galaxies
By Ashley Strickland
Astronomer Vera Rubin was captivated by the stars as a child in D.C.
By Petula Dvorak & michael ruane
World’s Largest Digital Camera Snaps Its First Photos of the Universe
Vera Rubin Telescope Quickly Found 1,200 New Asteroids
By Kenneth Chang
Full Coverage of this storyThe one thing SME IT can do that the big guys can’t: Change the world
By Rupert Goodwins
Global Climate Policy Must Take Local Politics Into Account
By Ken Ochieng' Opalo
US pressure for laxer climate rules puts world at greater financial risk, experts say
By Moriah Costa
Carney’s Risk Warning Reverberates as Global Regulators Disagree Over Climate
By Alastair Marsh
Roundup: US stance on climate risk sparks heated debate at FSB meeting
By Ingrid Walker
US Draws Ire of France, Canada at Financial Stability Talks
By Laura Noonan & Alastair Marsh
Full Coverage of this storyGovernor Hochul Directs New York Power Authority to Develop a Zero-Emission Advanced Nuclear Energy Technology Power Plant
Exclusive | New York to Build One of First U.S. Nuclear-Power Plants in Generation
By Jennifer Hiller & Ryan Dezember
New York's nuclear power move is full of substance and symbolism
By Ben Geman
New York Again Embraces Nuclear Power With Plans to Build New Plant
By Brad Plumer & Patrick McGee
New York will build first major new US nuclear power plant in over 15 years
By Edward Helmore
Full Coverage of this storyWhy Is a Former Obama Official Attacking the Left on Climate?
By Hannah Story Brown & Hannah Story
The solutions shaping Central Asia’s unexpected green revolution
By Rushana Aliakbarova
From pipelines to pistachios: Shared climate solutions take root at Eco Expo Central Asia
By Rushana Aliakbarova
More trees, more tools: Uzbekistan steps up on Aral Sea recovery and support for green business
By Rushana Aliakbarova
Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan Strengthen Environmental Cooperation in Central Asia
ECO Expo Central Asia 2025 exhibition kicks off
By Tatyana Kudrenok
Full Coverage of this storySea ice lows high on the agenda
Atlantic water recirculation in the northern Barents Sea affects winter sea ice extent
By Claudia Wekerle, Torsten Kanzow & Rebecca McPherson
Little researched current impacting on winter sea ice in the Arctic
Full Coverage of this storyHere’s How the Palisades and Altadena Can Rebuild Better
By Julia E. Stein
L.A. needs new authority to oversee rebuilding after firestorms, panel says
By Ian James
Joint LA County/UCLA Commission Presents Wildfire Recovery Recommendations
Blue Ribbon Commission releases post-fire climate resiliency recommendations
By Sarah Pilla
Commission urges California legislature to create new fire rebuilding oversight body
Full Coverage of this storyIf Energy Star goes away, finding energy efficient appliances will be harder. Here are some tips
By Caleigh Wells
Why companies must adopt climate resilience in a warming world
By Gill Einhorn & Deliang Chen
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