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EPA Rolls Back 2024 Carbon Pollution RestrictionsReprint
The EPA has rescinded carbon pollution restrictions scheduled for 2024.
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US EPA Repeals Power Plant GHG Rules: Legal, Trade and Climate Implications
The US EPA has repealed greenhouse gas emissions rules for power plants, triggering legal and climate policy implications.
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For Climate-Vulnerable Countries, Debt Costs 25 Times More Than Climate ActionStudy
A new report finds climate-vulnerable nations spend 25 times more on debt repayment than on essential climate action and adaptation.
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Burning forests, emptying rivers, €180bn in damage: Europe’s politicians face reckoning after ‘summer of truth’
European politicians face growing public pressure to act on climate change following a summer of record-breaking heat and environmental damage.
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Nepal’s Gen Z Is Taking on the World’s Polluters Over Climate Disasters
Nepal is seeking climate reparations from major economies, citing the disproportionate impact of glacier collapse on the nation.
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Climate change may have contributed to a quarter of ER visits for heat-related illness from 2018-25, study findsStudy
A study suggests climate change contributed to one-quarter of heat-related emergency room visits between 2018 and 2025.
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Climate change may contribute to a quarter of ER visits for heat-related illnessStudy
A study suggests climate change may be responsible for one-quarter of emergency room visits related to heat illness.
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Panama Canal to cap ship transits due to El Nino drought
The Panama Canal authority is limiting ship transits due to low water levels caused by an El Niño-related drought.
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Greenland and Antarctica Lost 12.5 Trillion Tons of Ice Over 40 YearsStudy
Data shows that Greenland and Antarctica have lost 12.5 trillion tons of ice over the past four decades.
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Bloomberg Green’s Pocket Guide to Climate Week NYC 2026
A guide provides information on events and programming for Climate Week NYC 2026.
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‘Post-Disaster Gentrification’ Proliferates in Florida Towns as Costs Soar Following Hurricanes
Hurricane-prone Florida towns are experiencing gentrification as rebuilding costs force lower-income residents to leave after major storm events.
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Sea surface temperature biases shift the North Pacific jet stream southward, study findsStudy
A study finds that sea surface temperature biases in climate models affect the accuracy of North Pacific jet stream projections.
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Alarming Global Temperature Rise
Global temperatures are rising at an alarming rate according to recent observations.
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Climate at the Supreme Court: Suncor v. Boulder | (ACOEL) | American College of Environmental Lawyers
Legal experts analyze the implications of the Suncor v. Boulder climate litigation case currently before the Supreme Court.
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Rapid Warming in the Himalaya Exacerbates Geohazard Cascades Beyond Adaptation Limits
Rapid warming in the Himalayas is increasing the frequency of geohazard cascades beyond current adaptation capabilities.
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What 1,000 Women Workers Can Teach Us About Surviving Extreme Heat
A report examines the experiences of 1,000 women workers in adapting to and surviving extreme heat conditions.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat wave
The European Union is establishing a new firefighting fleet in response to recent deadly summer heat waves.
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The Watch: Drought-Flood Whiplash Intensifies As Climate Warms
Rising global temperatures are increasing the frequency and intensity of extreme weather cycles between drought and flooding.
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The Nepal floods question: When the Himalayas collapse, who gets warned?
Recent flooding in Nepal raises questions about disaster warning systems and the stability of the Himalayas.
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Antarctic, Greenland Sheets have melted enough since the ‘70s to cover U.S. in 5 feet of iceStudy
Satellite data confirms that Antarctic and Greenland ice sheet melt since the 1970s is equivalent to five feet of water across the U.S.
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St. Mary's Glacier, a Colorado landmark, disappears after state's hottest summer
Colorado's St. Mary's Glacier has vanished after the state experienced its hottest summer on record.
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St. Mary’s Glacier melted away. Will Colorado’s iconic snowfield ever return?
Following the total melting of St. Mary’s Glacier, experts discuss the likelihood of the snowfield returning in the future.
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Uttarakhand Glaciers Melting Rapidly: Study Flags Threats Days After Nepal DisasterStudy
A new study highlights the rapid melting of glaciers in Uttarakhand, posing significant risks to the region.
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Himalayan Glacier Loss Surges As Melting Ice, Black Carbon And Extreme Risks Threaten MillionsReprint
Himalayan glacier loss is accelerating due to warming and black carbon, threatening millions with extreme risks.
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LOW-CARBON ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION FUELS: Global Technical and Policy StatusStudy
A technical review examines the global status of low-carbon alternative fuels and associated policy frameworks.
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Millard: EPA rollback puts coal back in grid mix
An opinion piece argues that the rollback of EPA regulations will lead to an increased reliance on coal in the energy grid.
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PE Firms’ Emissions Equal Fifth Largest NationStudy
New data shows that the combined emissions of private equity firms are equivalent to the world's fifth-largest nation.
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Global climate leaders to present 2m strong “make polluters pay” petitions to United Nations
Climate activists are presenting two million signatures to the UN, calling for fossil fuel companies to pay for climate damages.
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Australia’s renewables transition is well under way – but meeting its 2030 target will be ‘extremely challenging’
While Australia's renewable energy transition is progressing, experts warn that meeting 2030 climate targets remains highly difficult.
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Renewables hit more than 80 pct of grid demand for first time – despite heavy throttling of wind and ...
Renewable energy sources provided over 80% of grid demand in Australia for the first time.
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Energy and climate deals of the week
This weekly roundup tracks recent business and policy developments in the energy and climate sectors.
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Mapped: America's next data centers — and the power they'll need
Rapid expansion of data centers across the U.S. is creating significant new demands on the electrical grid.
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What Happens When Earth Passes 1.5 Degrees of Warming?
Climate scientist Michael Mann discusses the implications of Earth surpassing 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming in a radio interview.
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An Alaska storm scattered artifacts. Archaeologists are racing to save what's left
Archaeologists in Alaska are racing to recover artifacts from sites damaged by increasingly severe storms and coastal erosion.
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Improving urban flood forecasting with real-time hazardous rainfall detectionStudy
South Korean researchers are integrating real-time rainfall detection technology into urban flood forecasting platforms to improve disaster response.
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Boston has a composting problem. Medford has an answer.
Medford's successful universal composting program offers a potential model for Boston to improve its waste management.
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Nature4Resilience (N4R), Nature-based Solutions for Climate Resilience Investment
The IUCN is promoting nature-based solutions to build climate resilience through targeted investment.
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Beat the Heat: How UNICEF Helps Children Survive Extreme Heatwaves Across the Middle East
UNICEF is implementing strategies to help children in the Middle East cope with increasingly frequent extreme heatwaves.
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Beyond the temperature: Palm Springs summit examines the human toll of extreme heat
A summit in Palm Springs focuses on the human health impacts and toll of extreme heat.
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Pima County heat-related deaths surpass last year’s total
Pima County reports that the number of heat-related deaths has already exceeded the total recorded for the previous year.
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Palm Springs Hosts First Extreme Heat Summit to Protect Vulnerable Residents
Palm Springs held its first summit focused on developing strategies to protect vulnerable residents from extreme heat.
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September record heat wave for Plains, Mississippi ValleyReprint
Record-breaking September heat is impacting the Plains and Mississippi Valley regions.
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Young Nepalis battle climate dread in wake of flood disaster
Young people in Nepal are experiencing psychological distress following recent devastating flood events.
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Scientist says Massachusetts must prepare for stronger river floods as rain intensifies
A scientist warns that Massachusetts must improve infrastructure to handle increased flooding risks from intensifying rainfall.
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Nepal forms expert panel to probe deadly floods and climate change link
The Nepalese government has established an expert panel to investigate the connection between climate change and recent deadly floods.
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These major cities are sinking faster than sea levels are rising
Land subsidence is causing many major global cities to sink at rates faster than current sea-level rise.
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How AI and satellites are helping rebuild sandy beaches
New technologies utilizing AI and satellite imagery are being deployed to assist in the restoration of eroding sandy beaches.
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GLOF: The looming threat
Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs) are identified as a growing threat to Himalayan regions.
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Carbon Accounting Is Wrong a Third of the Time
Analysis suggests that current carbon accounting methods are inaccurate in one-third of cases.
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London Science Museum Cuts Ties With BP After Decades Of Campaigning
The London Science Museum has ended its long-standing partnership with BP following years of activist pressure.
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Plausible Scenarios Still Indicate 2°C to 3°CStudy
An analysis from the American Enterprise Institute suggests that current climate scenarios still point toward 2°C to 3°C of warming.
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Germany's Renewable Energy Boom Faces Economic Strain as Solar and Wind Developers File for Insolvency
Economic pressures are causing some solar and wind developers in Germany to file for insolvency.
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Brazil’s wind farms have been a huge success. So why isn’t everybody reaping the benefits?
An analysis examines the social and economic challenges surrounding the implementation of wind energy projects in Brazil.
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Endangered Salmon May Soon Swim Freely up a Maine River. But as the Climate Changes, a Comeback Isn’t Guaranteed.
Efforts to restore Maine river habitats for endangered salmon face uncertainty due to the impacts of a changing climate on water temperatures.
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How to flood-proof your home: from water-thirsty plants to deflated footballs
This guide provides practical advice for UK homeowners on how to improve flood resilience in response to increasing storm risks.
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Hummingbird hawk moths and ivy bees: The insects thriving as temperatures rise
Rising temperatures are allowing certain insect species, such as hummingbird hawk moths, to expand their range into new regions.
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New self-loading tech for bulk cargo vessels cuts freight emissions in HALF
New self-loading technology for bulk cargo vessels aims to significantly reduce emissions in the shipping industry.
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Commentary: We don’t need AI to threaten the future of humanity. We’ve got Trump's climate policiesClickbait
An op-ed argues that Trump's climate policies pose a significant threat to the future of humanity.
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About the Guest Editors | Climate information, decision support and adaptation pathways in AfricaStudy
Guest editors discuss climate information and adaptation pathways for Africa in a recent academic publication.
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Climate 100: How the climate crisis and AI became key issues in the US midterm elections
The climate crisis and AI have emerged as key topics in the U.S. midterm elections.
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Luxury travel in private jets is expensive: Here's the climate cost
Private jet travel carries a significant climate cost due to high carbon emissions per passenger.
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Extreme summer heat triggers asthma during peak season
Extreme summer heat is identified as a trigger for asthma during peak seasonal periods.
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‘Final taste of summer’ for UK as heat dome sends temperatures risingReprint
A heat dome is causing a rise in temperatures across the UK.
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World's strongest heat dome is over Tennessee. Records are falling
Tennessee is experiencing record-breaking temperatures due to a persistent heat dome.
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Despite Climate Law, Flood Still Ravages Communities Five Years After
Communities in Nigeria continue to face severe flooding despite the existence of national climate legislation.
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How serious a threat is a melting glacier to a village under it?
This report examines the potential dangers posed to mountain communities by melting glaciers and associated flood risks.
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UC Santa Cruz researchers launch real-time study on kelp resilience as a super El Niño unfoldsStudy
UC Santa Cruz researchers are conducting a real-time study on how kelp forests respond to the current super El Niño event.
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Start of 'Super El Niño' offers relief; won't solve New Mexico's water crisis
New Mexico officials note that while the current El Niño may provide some moisture, it will not resolve the state's long-term water crisis.
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Effects of El Niño intensify across Peru, as Fujimori government prepares repression, not relief
As El Niño impacts intensify in Peru, reports indicate the government is prioritizing security measures over disaster relief efforts.
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PM flags climate inequality, says developed nations' carbon emissions 6 times more; opponents block nuclear energy progressReprint
Prime Minister Modi discussed climate inequality while noting that opposition is hindering nuclear energy progress.
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UNEP highlights successful methane mitigation in Turkmenistan (Exclusive)
The UN Environment Programme highlighted progress in methane mitigation efforts within Turkmenistan's energy sector.
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CIEL at Climate Week NYC 2026: Advancing Rights, Accountability, and Climate Justice
The Center for International Environmental Law is highlighting its advocacy for climate justice and corporate accountability during Climate Week NYC.
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Mongla protest urges halt to new fossil fuel projects and funding
Protesters in Mongla are demanding an immediate halt to the development and financing of new fossil fuel projects.
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A California university put one solar panel on its roof with a coating 100 times thinner than a human hair, and now the tiny layer is being asked to push efficiency from 24% toward 30%Study
Researchers are testing a thin-film coating on solar panels to increase energy conversion efficiency from 24% to 30%.
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Salzgitter and Zelestra have signed the largest hybrid solar energy deal
Salzgitter and Zelestra have finalized a major agreement for a hybrid solar energy project.
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Wind Energy Market Set for Strong Growth Through 2035 as Clean Power Demand, Technology Advances and Global Investments Create New Opportunities
The wind energy market is projected to see significant growth through 2035 due to rising demand and technological advancements.
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Jupiter Power Secures $1.4 Billion for 1.5 GW Storage Projects
Jupiter Power has secured $1.4 billion in funding to develop 1.5 GW of energy storage projects.
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When sharing is caring: how car share schemes cut costs and emissions
Car-sharing schemes are being promoted as a practical strategy to reduce individual vehicle ownership and lower transport-related carbon emissions.
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ILLINOIS APPROVES NEW BATTERY STORAGE PROJECTS
Illinois state authorities have approved new battery energy storage projects to support grid stability and renewable energy integration.
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German grid operator dispute limits battery use at new solar-storage hybrid plant
A dispute with a German grid operator is restricting the operational capacity of a new solar-plus-storage hybrid facility.
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Sri Lanka to integrate first 10 MW battery storage facility into national grid
Sri Lanka is integrating its first 10 MW battery storage facility into the national grid to support renewable energy.
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Sri Lanka connects first grid-scale battery storage facility
Sri Lanka has officially connected its first grid-scale battery storage facility to the national power system.
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Nepal’s climate test: What an earlier adaptation push could have changed
This analysis examines how earlier climate adaptation measures could have mitigated current environmental challenges in Nepal.
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EV Chargers in the Tourist Regions of Queensland
Expanding high-speed electric vehicle charging infrastructure in inland Queensland is necessary to support tourism and EV adoption.
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Where Marine Energy Meets Hybrid Power Systems, This Laboratory De-Risks IntegrationStudy
A new testing platform aims to de-risk the integration of marine energy systems into offshore and coastal microgrids.
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Swaptopus inches towards reality as CATL reveals new semi truck battery
CATL and Octopus Energy have partnered to develop a battery-swapping network for commercial electric trucks in Europe.
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It’s finally here: Porsche puts wireless EV charging into production [video]
Porsche has introduced wireless inductive charging technology for its Cayenne Electric SUV.
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'No world in which you can escape': Expert says climate change is coming for everyoneClickbait
An expert warns that climate change impacts are becoming unavoidable for everyone globally.
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Youth Climate Justice Week Gives Malawian Youths Platform To Demand Climate Action
Malawian youths participated in a climate justice week to demand stronger government action on climate change.
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Before-and-after images show effects of rain in drought-hit England and Wales
Photographic evidence illustrates the impact of recent rainfall on drought-stricken regions in England and Wales.
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Narragansett Climate Resilience Workshop Set for Sept. 30
A community workshop is scheduled in Narragansett to discuss local climate resilience strategies.
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Nigeria’s climate problem is bigger than climate change
An analysis explores how Nigeria's broader environmental and governance challenges exacerbate its climate-related vulnerabilities.
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10 holiday destinations loved by Brits that ‘could be underwater by 2050'Clickbait
A listicle identifies popular tourist destinations that face potential inundation risks due to sea-level rise by 2050.
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Strongest El Niño ever? What that means for Florida’s hurricane, winter seasons
Meteorologists analyze how the current El Niño event may influence Florida's hurricane and winter weather patterns.
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Developed nations have 6 times India's per capita carbon emissions: PM ModiReprint
Prime Minister Modi stated that developed nations have per capita carbon emissions six times higher than India.
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'Carbon emission blame wrongly placed': PM Modi defends India, other developing nations | India NewsReprint
Prime Minister Modi argued that developing nations are unfairly blamed for global carbon emissions.
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PM Modi flags climate inequality, says developed nations' carbon emissions six times moreReprint
Prime Minister Modi highlighted climate inequality, noting higher per capita emissions in developed nations.
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India’s per capita carbon emissions below half global average; developing nations wrongly blamed: PM ModiReprint
Prime Minister Modi reiterated that India's per capita emissions remain well below the global average.
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Modi: Developed Nations Emit 6 Times More Per Capita Than IndiaReprint
Prime Minister Modi emphasized the disparity in per capita carbon emissions between developed nations and India.
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India’s per capita carbon emissions less than half the global average: PM ModiReprint
Prime Minister Modi stated that India's per capita carbon emissions are less than half the global average.
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Türkiye's livestock waste offers major untapped energy potential
A report indicates that Türkiye has significant untapped potential to generate energy from livestock waste.
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Washington Post. . Virginia-based "Overview Energy" is building a laser to charge solar panels at night, increasing their output up to six times. This could change the energy economy once and for all. Post energy reporter Evan Halper looks into the technology:Clickbait
A report examines a new technology using lasers to charge solar panels at night to increase energy output.
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Türkiye's livestock waste offers major untapped energy potential
Türkiye is exploring the potential to convert livestock waste into a significant source of renewable energy.
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WindForce powers Sri Lanka into energy storage era with landmark BESS and floating solar projectsReprint
WindForce is advancing Sri Lanka's energy sector through new battery storage and floating solar power projects.
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BRPL, REConnect Energy Sign Agreement for 25 MWh BESS in Delhi
BRPL and REConnect Energy have signed an agreement to deploy a 25 MWh battery storage system in Delhi.
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National Geographic Expedition to Explore Tokelau’s Underwater WorldReprint
A National Geographic expedition is exploring underwater ecosystems in Tokelau.
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'No world in which you can escape': Expert says climate change is coming for everyoneClickbait
An expert commentary warns that the impacts of climate change are becoming unavoidable globally.
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El Niño could bring wetter winter to San Mateo County
Local forecasts suggest that the current El Niño pattern could lead to a wetter winter season for San Mateo County.
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County look into capturing anticipated El Nino rain | The Merry Mantonian
Local officials are exploring strategies to capture and store anticipated rainfall resulting from the current El Niño.
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El Niño continues to strengthen- September updateReprint
A September update confirms that El Niño conditions continue to strengthen.
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In Photos: PM Modi highlights India’s climate efforts, carbon emissionsReprint
A photo essay documents Prime Minister Modi's recent statements regarding India's climate efforts.
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Ancient wisdom and clean energy: PM shares how India is fighting climate changeReprint
Prime Minister Modi discussed the role of traditional knowledge and clean energy in India's climate strategy.
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PM Modi Launches NGT Mobile App, Says India Offering Solutions To Modern Climate ChallengesReprint
Prime Minister Modi launched a mobile app for the National Green Tribunal to address climate challenges.
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EarthTalk: Finding new ways to reduce methane levels
An educational column explores various methods and technologies for reducing methane levels.
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Flip the Switch event celebrates clean energy upgrades
A local community event celebrated the implementation of new clean energy upgrades.
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Allegheny Valley School District makes move toward solar energy
The Allegheny Valley School District is transitioning toward the use of solar energy for its facilities.
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Annual Interfaith Youth Forum Opens in Kenya With Pledge for Renewable Energy Manifesto Ahead of 2027 Elections
Youth leaders in Kenya pledged to support a renewable energy manifesto ahead of the upcoming 2027 elections.
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Retired wind turbines are being transformed into tiny solar-powered houses and recycled skis by a Swedish
Retired wind turbine blades are being repurposed into small solar-powered homes and other consumer goods.
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Flemish greens call for creation of inter-federal climate command unit
Flemish Green party members are advocating for the establishment of a centralized inter-federal climate command unit.
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August hottest month ever recorded globally: EU monitorReprint
The EU climate monitor reports that August set a new record as the hottest month globally.
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Environmental and Public Health Groups Sue Over the Trump EPA’s Latest Attempt to Bolster Fossil Fuels
Environmental groups are suing the EPA over a policy reversal that eliminates protections against climate-warming pollution.
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Trump's EPA decimated climate rules for power plants. What now?
The Trump administration has officially revoked climate regulations intended to phase out coal-fired power plants in the United States.
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House Republicans push bill to protect fossil fuel industry from climate lawsuits
House Republicans have introduced legislation aimed at shielding the fossil fuel industry from climate-related litigation.
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August tied for hottest month ever | Los Angeles Times - newspaperReprint
Global temperature data confirms that August 2026 tied the record for the hottest month ever measured.
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August 2026: record temperature is the hottest month in the last 100,000 years together with July 2023Study
Climate data indicates August 2026 was tied with July 2023 as the hottest month in the last 100,000 years.
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Global ocean breaks records with 100 days of heat as El Niño adds new threatStudy
Global ocean surface temperatures sustained record highs for 100 consecutive days, exacerbated by El Niño conditions.
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54% of EU’s electricity came from renewables in Q2 2026 - News articles - EurostatStudy
Eurostat data shows that renewable energy sources generated 54% of the European Union's electricity during the second quarter of 2026.
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EPA moves to scrap power plant climate rules: lawsuit lands within hoursReprint
Legal challenges have been filed against the EPA following the agency's move to rescind power plant climate regulations.
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Major US offshore wind farm installs its last turbine
The Revolution Wind offshore farm completed turbine installation despite federal stop-work orders, marking progress for U.S. renewable energy.
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Trump’s EPA must reinstate $7 billion grant program for solar panels, judge rules
A federal judge ruled that the EPA must reinstate a $7 billion grant program supporting solar panel installations for low-income communities.
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Climate change’s critical role in the deadly Nepal-China flood wave
Climate change played a critical role in the severity of a recent deadly flood wave in Nepal and China.
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What climate change? Trump’s EPA eliminates power plant pollution limits
The EPA has eliminated pollution limits for power plants, a move that critics argue ignores climate change.
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U.S. District Court Strikes New York Climate Change Superfund Act
A U.S. District Court has struck down New York's Climate Change Superfund Act.
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Climate change may have contributed to a quarter of ER visits for heat-related illness from 2018-25, study findsStudy
A study suggests climate change contributed to one-quarter of heat-related emergency room visits between 2018 and 2025.
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Major study finds human induced climate change a factor in the Aug 26 Tibet-Nepal flash flood devastationStudy
Research identifies human-induced climate change as a contributing factor to the August 26 flash floods in Tibet and Nepal.
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Climate change increases 70% probability of heavy rains: floods in Nepal cause over 750 deaths
Climate change has increased the probability of heavy rainfall events, contributing to floods in Nepal that killed over 750 people.
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Climate Change Primed Nepal Glacier for Deadly Collapse, Attribution Study Finds
An attribution study finds that climate change primed a Nepalese glacier for a deadly collapse.
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Nepal floods: ‘Apocalyptic’ destruction signals wider climate threat across HimalayasStudy
The UN reports that catastrophic flooding in Nepal highlights a broader climate-driven threat to the Himalayan region.
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Climate change’s critical role in the deadly Nepal-China flood wave
CNN reports on the scientific attribution of the recent deadly Nepal-China floods to climate change.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal glacier and rock collapse more likely, according to analysisStudy
Analysis indicates that climate change increased the likelihood of the glacier and rock collapse that caused deadly flooding in Nepal.
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Greenland and Antarctica Are Losing Ice Faster Than Ever — 11.3 Trillion Tonnes Gone in DecadesStudy
Data indicates that Greenland and Antarctica have lost 11.3 trillion tonnes of ice over recent decades due to warming.
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Himalayas approaching tipping point, millions of livelihoods at stake: reportStudy
A report warns that Himalayan glaciers are nearing a tipping point, threatening the livelihoods of millions of people.
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Earth’s water cycle is losing its balance: WMO report warns of shrinking rivers, melting glaciers and...Study
A WMO report warns that the global water cycle is destabilizing due to melting glaciers and shrinking rivers.
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Illinois EPA releases ‘Comprehensive Climate Action Plan’ to reach ‘net zero’ emissions
The Illinois EPA has released a comprehensive climate action plan aimed at achieving net-zero emissions.
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How the EPA rollback of carbon emission rules could play out in Georgia’s coal-fired power plants
An analysis explores the implications of federal carbon emission rule rollbacks for coal-fired power plants in Georgia.
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Climate Disclosure Update: California Issues Updated Regulations and Guidance for GHG Emissions ReportingStudy
California has released updated regulations and guidance for corporate greenhouse gas emissions reporting.
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Google, NASA launch AI model to map methane emissions from space
Google and NASA have launched an AI-powered model designed to map and monitor methane emissions from space.
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Public Utility Commission approves gas plants to power data centers
Nevada regulators approved the construction of new natural gas power plants to support growing data center energy demands.
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EU’s First Full Scale CO2 Storage Starts Friday
The European Union is launching its first full-scale carbon dioxide storage facility this Friday.
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Hushing and hedging: US companies retreat on climate
US corporations are increasingly scaling back their public climate commitments and sustainability initiatives.
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Denmark inaugurates CO2 storage facility in North Sea
Denmark has officially opened a new facility in the North Sea designed to store captured carbon dioxide underground.
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Judge rules EPA illegally terminated $7 billion solar program intended to help poorer Americans
A judge ruled that the EPA's termination of a $7 billion solar program for low-income households was illegal.
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U.S. District Court Strikes New York Climate Change Superfund Act
A U.S. District Court has struck down New York's Climate Change Superfund Act, which sought to hold fossil fuel companies liable for damages.
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Judge rules EPA illegally terminated $7 billion solar program intended to help poorer Americans
A judge ruled that the EPA's termination of a $7 billion solar program for low-income households was illegal.
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180 ecologists sound alarm on unprecedented 'Super' El Niño threat to India’s ecosystemsStudy
Ecologists warn that an unprecedented El Niño event poses a severe threat to India's ecosystems.
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Why August 2026 Shattered Global Heat Records And What Comes Next
Scientists analyze the factors behind the record-breaking global heat observed in August 2026.
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Judge rules EPA illegally terminated $7 billion solar program intended to help poorer Americans
A judge ruled that the EPA's termination of a $7 billion solar program for low-income households was illegal.
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INEOS says EU's first full-scale carbon storage project to start operating
INEOS announced that the European Union's first full-scale carbon storage project is set to begin operations.
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Trump's EPA unlawfully terminated $7 billion solar grant program, judge rules
A judge ruled that the Trump administration's EPA acted unlawfully when it terminated a $7 billion solar grant program.
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Google tests out new financing model for big carbon removal deal
Google is piloting a new financing structure to support the development of large-scale carbon removal projects.
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Revolution Wind completes 65-turbine farm off New England coast
Revolution Wind has completed the installation of a 65-turbine offshore wind farm off the New England coast.
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Scientists Warn of Flood Risks to 8 Himalayan Countries after Nepal Disaster
Experts warn that eight Himalayan nations face increased flood risks from melting glaciers, necessitating better regional monitoring and cooperation.
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Europe's earliest glacier loss day in years signals a reckoning for the AlpsStudy
Switzerland recorded its earliest 'Glacier Loss Day' on record, highlighting the rapid mass loss of Alpine glaciers.
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PacWave Opens—A Giant Leap for Marine Energy
The U.S. has launched its first grid-connected, open-ocean wave energy test facility on the Oregon coast.
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DERA LIVES! House votes to fund Diesel Emissions Reduction Act through 2029
The U.S. House of Representatives voted to renew funding for the Diesel Emissions Reduction Act, supporting cleaner heavy-duty vehicle adoption through 2029.
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The Iran war pushed countries toward clean energy — and coal
Global conflict has simultaneously accelerated clean energy investment and increased coal consumption, reversing previous projections for a decline in coal demand.
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Fight intensifies over the fate of homes falling into the sea
California homeowners are building sea walls to combat coastal erosion and rising tides, sparking legal and environmental debates.
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More than 171 million students had their schooling disrupted by climate hazards in 2025Study
UNICEF reports that climate-related hazards disrupted the education of over 171 million students in 2025.
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The wildfire danger we’re only just beginning to understand
New research explores the evolving and complex nature of wildfire risks in a changing climate.
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Himalayas nearing ‘tipping point’ as glacier melting accelerates, report warnsStudy
A report warns that Himalayan glaciers are melting at an accelerating rate, pushing the region toward a critical tipping point.
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Trump EPA erases limits on power plant emissions. Where does it leave Michigan?
The repeal of federal power plant emission limits raises concerns about the future of climate policy and air quality in Michigan.
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EPA eliminates rule that limits planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plantsReprint
The EPA has officially eliminated federal regulations that restricted greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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INEOS opens the first full-scale CO₂ storage site in the EU
INEOS has launched the first full-scale carbon capture and storage facility operating within the European Union.
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Denmark inaugurates CO2 storage facility in North Sea
Denmark has inaugurated a new facility in the North Sea for the subsea storage of carbon dioxide.
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Denmark Launches First Full-Scale Subsea Carbon Dioxide Storage FacilityReprint
Denmark launched its first full-scale subsea carbon dioxide storage facility.
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Torrential Rains and Heatwaves a Bad Omen? Earth's Atmospheric Water Vapor Hits Record High Last Month
Atmospheric water vapor reached record highs last month, contributing to severe heatwaves and torrential rainfall events.
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Lake Powell Drops to Record-Low LevelsStudy
NASA satellite imagery documents record-low water levels at Lake Powell due to long-term drought and climate change.
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Drone footage shows severe drought hitting river in Brazil – video
Drone footage captures severe drought conditions in Brazil's Araguaia River basin as the region prepares for potential El Niño impacts.
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Australia’s big polluters rely on carbon offsets for climate credibility. But the system looks like a house of cards | Adam Morton
An op-ed argues that Australia's reliance on carbon offsets for climate credibility is a flawed strategy that fails to replace actual emissions cuts.
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Greenland's Qaanaaq Ice Cap has lost enough ice to produce a layer of water about 8 meters deepStudy
A 13-year study shows Greenland's Qaanaaq Ice Cap has lost significant ice mass between 2012 and 2025.
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144 Tesla Megapacks power Australia’s first 8-hour grid battery
Australia activated its first eight-hour duration grid battery, utilizing 144 Tesla Megapacks to enhance renewable energy storage capacity.
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'An unworldly experience.' Why scientists flew into firestorm clouds this wildfire season
Scientists are conducting airborne research into severe storm clouds that form over intense wildfires as the fires grow larger and hotter.
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As world braces for ‘super’ El Niño, research suggests global warming has increased its punchStudy
Research indicates that global warming has increased the intensity of El Niño events.
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Climate inflation is here
Climate change is increasingly impacting global economies through a phenomenon known as climate inflation.
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Facing extreme heat in Europe: Reviewing summer 2026 - Preparing for summer 2027Study
A UN report reviews the impacts of the 2026 European heatwaves and outlines preparations for the 2027 season.
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Early Heat Waves Hit Wheat Yields Hardest But Boost Their Resilience To Subsequent Heat WavesStudy
Research indicates that early heat waves significantly reduce wheat yields but may increase resilience to subsequent heat events.
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Study: Nepal flash flood influenced by a range of climatic and geological factorsStudy
A climate study analyzes the combination of geological and climatic factors that triggered the Nepal flash flood.
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Data gaps ‘threaten’ global climate funding access
Inadequate data collection is hindering the ability of vulnerable nations to access essential global climate finance.
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More than 12 trillion tonnes of ice lost in climate change's big melt
Over 12 trillion tonnes of ice have been lost globally, a trend directly attributed to climate change.
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Faster-flowing glaciers fuel decades of polar ice lossStudy
The European Space Agency reports that accelerated glacier flow is a primary driver of long-term polar ice loss.
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‘Just a big rock pile:’ St. Mary’s Glacier has melted
St. Mary’s Glacier in Colorado has melted away completely following record-breaking summer temperatures.
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Iconic St. Mary’s Glacier has disappeared for first time in over a century
The iconic St. Mary’s Glacier has disappeared for the first time in over a century due to warming trends.
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PAHO: Strengthening El Niño raises growing health risks across the AmericasStudy
The Pan American Health Organization warns that a strengthening El Niño is increasing health risks across the Americas.
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Fashion's Carbon Footprint Draws New Regulation in the United States and Europe
New regulations in the U.S. and Europe are targeting the carbon footprint of the fashion industry.
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Colorado approves new methane regulations for oil-and-gas producers
Colorado regulators have approved new rules requiring oil and gas producers to further reduce methane emissions.
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Google And NASA AI Model Detects 50% More Methane Plumes Than Human ExpertsReprint
A new AI model developed by Google and NASA identified 50 percent more methane plumes than human analysts in initial testing.
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Illinois EPA releases ‘Comprehensive Climate Action Plan’ to reach ‘net zero’ emissions
The Illinois EPA has published a comprehensive climate action plan aimed at achieving net-zero emissions.
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2m signatures demand fossil fuel companies pay for climate damageReprint
A petition with two million signatures is calling for fossil fuel companies to be held financially accountable for climate-related destruction.
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Addressing renewable energy supply chain risks: Auction design and policy frameworksStudy
IRENA released a report outlining policy frameworks and auction designs to mitigate supply chain risks for renewable energy projects.
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MN8 Energy, Eos Energy Enterprises and Google Announce First-of-its-Kind Utility-Scale Solar + Storage Collaboration in West Virginia
MN8 Energy, Eos Energy, and Google partnered on a utility-scale solar and battery storage project in West Virginia.
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Mazama Energy Raises $135 Million to Scale the World’s Hottest Engineered Geothermal System
Mazama Energy secured $135 million in funding to scale its advanced engineered geothermal energy technology.
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Batteries Kicking Out Natural Gas
Battery storage technology is increasingly replacing natural gas plants to manage grid demand and reliability.
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Nano-scaffold breakthrough pushes perovskite/silicon tandem solar cells to 34% efficiency with record voltage of 2.014vStudy
Researchers achieved a 34% efficiency record for perovskite/silicon tandem solar cells using a new nano-scaffold technique.
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Alito’s Oklahoma oil ties fuel recusal calls in climate case
Calls for Justice Alito's recusal from a climate case arise due to his financial ties to the oil industry.
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Jason Momoa raises alarm over coral reefs nearing extinction; scientists report world's most widespread b
Scientists report that coral reefs are facing widespread extinction risks due to rising ocean temperatures.
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Scientists hope deeper-rooted soybeans can withstand climate extremes and store more carbon
Researchers are developing deeper-rooted soybeans to improve carbon sequestration and resilience against climate extremes.
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NEWSLETTER: Private jet boom raises climate concerns
A Reuters newsletter examines the rising climate impact associated with the increasing use of private jets.
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France's EDF plans 10 small nuclear plants in Europe by 2035
French energy company EDF plans to deploy ten small modular nuclear reactors across Europe by 2035.
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Indonesian Tycoon Close to Prabowo Creates Coal Mining Giant
An Indonesian tycoon with ties to the president is forming a new coal mining conglomerate.
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DeSmog Wins Covering Climate Now Awards for Exposing Corporate Denial and Delay
DeSmog received awards for its investigative reporting on corporate climate disinformation and delay tactics.
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US move to loosen restrictions on fishing could harm vital ecosystems, experts warn
NOAA released new priorities to deregulate the U.S. fishing industry, raising concerns among experts about potential ecosystem damage.
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Flood-damaged Nepal wants help from the global climate Loss and Damage Fund – but it’s waiting, along with 118 other countries
Nepal and other nations face delays in accessing the UN Loss and Damage Fund for climate-related disaster recovery.
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In hottest summer on record, 2 in 3 Americans say climate change is increasing heat-related illnessesStudy
A new survey shows two-thirds of Americans believe climate change is increasing the risk of heat-related and respiratory illnesses.
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Genetically engineered crops increase climate resilience of US fieldsStudy
Data shows genetically engineered crops have increased yields and resilience against climate-driven environmental shifts in the U.S.
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NLR Campus To Host US Department of Energy Geothermal Center of Excellence
The Department of Energy is establishing a Geothermal Center of Excellence to advance geothermal energy technology and industry expertise.
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ReFuelEU’s First Year Shows the Mandate WorksStudy
The EU Aviation Safety Agency released a report confirming the effectiveness of mandatory sustainable aviation fuel targets in the first year of implementation.
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Exclusive: Inertia Announces a New Fusion MilestoneStudy
Inertia Enterprises reported a simulation milestone for its commercial fusion facility, demonstrating a significant energy gain ratio.
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Fossil fuel expansion threatens COP31 hosts’ credibility, experts warn
Experts warn that continued fossil fuel expansion undermines the credibility of nations hosting COP31.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal floods more likely, analysis findsReprint
Analysis confirms that climate change increased the probability of recent deadly flooding in Nepal.
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Scaling Adaptation Action Across Interconnected SystemsStudy
A United Nations University report outlines strategies for scaling climate adaptation efforts across interconnected global systems.
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Water Vapor Hits a Record High and Fuels Intense StormsReprint
Rising atmospheric water vapor levels are contributing to the intensity of recent storm systems.
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Himalayan slope collapse linked to human-caused global warmingReprint
A Himalayan slope collapse has been scientifically linked to the impacts of human-caused global warming.
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Scientists confirm climate change drove deadly Himalayan flood disasterReprint
Scientists have confirmed that climate change was a driving factor in the recent deadly Himalayan flood disaster.
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How heat makes it harder for students to learn
Research indicates that high classroom temperatures significantly impair student learning and academic performance.
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Wildfire smoke linked to greater health risks than other air pollution, studies findStudy
Studies indicate that wildfire smoke poses greater health risks compared to other forms of air pollution.
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At least 4 killed as floods inundate more than 16,000 homes in Vietnam
Severe flooding in Vietnam has resulted in at least four deaths and damaged over 16,000 homes.
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El Niño-driven Kelvin wave could raise Bay Area sea levels by up to 1 foot in October, scientists sayStudy
Scientists warn that an El Niño-driven Kelvin wave could temporarily raise sea levels along the California coast by one foot.
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The battle to save Torres Strait's teardrop island
Communities in the Torres Strait are struggling to protect their islands from the immediate impacts of rising sea levels.
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Greenland and Antarctica lose 11.3 trillion tons of ice since 1979Reprint
Recent findings show that Greenland and Antarctica have lost 11.3 trillion tons of ice since 1979.
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How Rs 64.8 lakh crore of India’s GDP is at risk due to Himalayas melting glaciers? What can happen by 2100?
A report estimates that melting Himalayan glaciers could put trillions of rupees of India's GDP at risk by 2100.
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El Niño Puts India on Track for Its Driest Monsoon Since 2009
El Niño conditions are contributing to India's driest monsoon season since 2009, impacting agriculture and water supplies.
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Beyond the headline targets: What China’s 15th Five-Year Plans mean for its green transitionStudy
A new report analyzes China's upcoming Five-Year Plans and their implications for the nation's ongoing green energy transition.
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EPA’s rollback on greenhouse gas emission limits could worsen Pima County air pollution
Local officials warn that the EPA's rollback of power plant emission standards could lead to increased air pollution in Pima County.
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Google Backs Near-Zero Emissions Steel Plant
Google is providing financial backing for a new steel manufacturing plant designed to operate with near-zero emissions.
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Climate Pledge Firms Cut Operational Emissions 11%Study
Companies participating in The Climate Pledge reported an 11 percent reduction in their operational greenhouse gas emissions.
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Oracle Signs Over 1.7GW of Clean Energy Deals in Bid to Match Data Centers with 100% Carbon-Free Energy
Oracle has secured over 1.7 GW of clean energy contracts to power its data centers with carbon-free electricity.
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Wind and solar reach record share of Australia’s main grid, nearly half of it from rooftop PV
Wind and solar power reached a record share of Australia's main electricity grid, driven significantly by rooftop solar installations.
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Remains of Tennessee woman found nearly two years after Helene’s floods
Human remains identified as a victim of Hurricane Helene's floods were recovered nearly two years after the disaster.
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COP31 Host Turkey Faces Own Policy Change to Meet Renewable Target
Turkey is adjusting its energy policies to meet renewable energy targets ahead of hosting COP31.
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Rooftop rainwater sprinkler systems could help cool warming cities, study saysStudy
A new study suggests that rooftop rainwater sprinkler systems could effectively mitigate urban heat island effects in warming cities.
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Who do you trust in an emergency? Researchers ask people in places hit by extreme weatherStudy
Researchers are studying how trust influences emergency response and decision-making among populations affected by extreme weather events.
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Trump’s War On Wind Turbines Takes Another Ludicrous Turn
An opinion piece criticizes the U.S. Department of Energy's rebranding of wind energy terminology under the current administration.
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Vistra’s Moss Landing grid battery is on fire yet again
A fire occurred at Vistra’s Moss Landing battery storage facility in California, marking another incident at the site.
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The Bipartisan Buddies With a Plan to Fix Transmission
Senate committee chairs are currently negotiating permitting reform legislation essential for expanding transmission lines and renewable energy infrastructure.
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FEMA announces nearly $3m in funds to support Mass. communities against future disaster
FEMA awarded nearly $3 million to Massachusetts communities for projects aimed at mitigating future disaster risks.
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Scientists hope deeper-rooted soybeans can withstand climate extremes and store more carbon
Scientists are developing deeper-rooted soybeans to improve carbon storage and resilience against climate extremes.
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In parts of Africa, rainmakers face cruel violence by farmers as climate change vexes many
Climate-driven weather instability in parts of Africa is leading to violence against traditional rainmakers.
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Alarming new map reveals when individual glaciers could vanish as planet warmsClickbait
A new map visualizes projected timelines for the disappearance of individual glaciers due to global warming.
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When to expect temps to drop as Middle TN ties 130-year-old heat record
Middle Tennessee has tied a 130-year-old heat record during a recent period of extreme temperatures.
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Heat dome sends temperatures soaring above 100°F across the U.S.
A heat dome is causing temperatures to exceed 100°F across various parts of the United States.
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'An unworldly experience.' Why scientists flew into firestorm clouds this wildfire season
Scientists are conducting research flights into firestorm clouds to better understand the dynamics of extreme wildfires.
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Local Lawmakers Demand Polluters Pay for Damages After Major Flash Flooding Hits Paterson
Local lawmakers in New Jersey are advocating for legislation to hold polluters accountable for flood-related damages.
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At least 4 killed as floods inundate more than 16,000 homes in VietnamReprint
Severe flooding in Vietnam has resulted in fatalities and widespread damage to over 16,000 homes.
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FEMA Was a Lifeline After Hurricane Helene Decimated What Was Once Considered a ‘Climate Haven
The Center for American Progress examines the role of FEMA following Hurricane Helene's impact on a designated climate haven.
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Offshore wind farms could one day be lifted off the Texas and Louisiana coasts, but two decades after Hurricane Rita turned evacuation routes into death traps, a warming Gulf and gutted forecasting agencies mean the next mass exodus could be far deadlier a
Warming Gulf waters and reduced forecasting capacity increase the vulnerability of Gulf Coast residents to future hurricane-driven mass evacuations.
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Ice Sheets Lost 12.5 Trillion Tonnes Since 1979, Sea Levels Up 3.2 cm - News and StatisticsStudy
Data indicates that ice sheets have lost 12.5 trillion tonnes since 1979, contributing to a 3.2 cm rise in global sea levels.
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Barcelona has a bold plan to protect its vulnerable coastline – and it could be prize-winning
Barcelona is implementing a new coastal protection strategy designed to mitigate the impacts of climate-driven sea-level rise.
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PH’s new climate plan faces a 1.5 C threshold risk
The Philippines' updated climate plan faces scrutiny regarding its ability to meet the 1.5 C global warming threshold.
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Colorado ‘glacier’ melts away for first time in recorded history
Colorado's St. Mary’s Glacier has disappeared for the first time since records began.
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Melting Glaciers in Badakhshan Raise Concerns Over Water Resources
Rapidly melting glaciers in Afghanistan's Badakhshan province are raising concerns about future water security.
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Super El Niño threatens Central America food security, IRC saysReprint
The International Rescue Committee warns that the current super El Niño threatens food security across Central America.
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Superbugs Lurk in Ponds as Super El Niño Looms
Researchers highlight the potential for increased health risks as El Niño-driven weather patterns create environments for superbugs in water sources.
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Clearing the way for renewable carbon fiber productionStudy
Researchers have developed a new method to produce renewable carbon fiber.
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Europe can lower emissions without deindustrializing, say researchersStudy
A new study suggests Europe can achieve emissions reductions without sacrificing industrial output.
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Organic Beef Has a Larger Carbon Footprint Than Feedlot Beef
A report indicates that organic beef production can result in a higher carbon footprint than conventional feedlot methods.
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Google to Buy Green Steel Credits From Swedish Plant Cutting Emissions 95%Reprint
Google has agreed to purchase green steel credits from a Swedish plant that reduces production emissions by 95 percent.
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Google Signs Record Carbon Removal Deal With Terradot for Brazil Rice Project
Google signed a carbon removal agreement with Terradot to support a sustainable rice cultivation project in Brazil.
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Australia needs better data on methane emissions if we are serious about cutting them
An Australian academic body argues that the country requires improved methane emissions data to meet its climate goals.
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Oracle Backs 1.7 GW of Texas Wind for AI Growth
Oracle has committed to purchasing power from 1.7 gigawatts of new wind energy projects in Texas.
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How the Shipping Sector must respond to UNEP’s Overshoot report
This commentary discusses how the shipping industry should address findings from the UNEP emissions overshoot report.
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Climate & Energy Program Report 2026Study
Earthjustice has released its 2026 report detailing legal and advocacy efforts within its climate and energy program.
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42 civic groups demand halt to new fossil fuel projects, shift to renewable energy
Forty-two civic organizations have issued a formal demand to stop new fossil fuel projects and accelerate the transition to renewables.
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Iran war fuels clean energy push but emissions remain high
The conflict in Iran is accelerating clean energy interest, though global emissions remain high.
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Granting a new gasfield licence does not guarantee energy security
The author argues that licensing new gas fields fails to provide long-term energy security.
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Lexington mayor vetoes industrial solar on farmland
The mayor of Lexington vetoed a measure that would have allowed industrial-scale solar development on local farmland.
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Renewable supply shortfalls threaten companies’ 100% clean energy goals
Shortages in renewable energy supply are creating challenges for corporations attempting to meet 100% clean energy targets.
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A New Floor for Solar: Section 232 Sets New Tariffs and Price Floors on Polysilicon ImportsStudy
New Section 232 tariffs and price floors on polysilicon imports are expected to impact the solar supply chain.
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Natural Gas and Renewables Reach New Highs in 2024 US Energy Flow Chart | NewswiseStudy
A new U.S. energy flow chart shows both natural gas and renewable energy reaching record highs in 2024.
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Ocean energy kept slipping away for 50 years, and now a handful of remote islands are finally giving it a foothold by pumping frigid water from miles below the surface to generate clean power and drinking water from nothing but temperature alone
Remote islands are deploying ocean thermal energy conversion to generate clean power and drinking water.
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A 1 to 20 megawatt microreactor went critical in Idaho with no pumps and no moving parts in its cooling, while the record it actually set is narrower than the coverage suggests
A small-scale nuclear microreactor has begun operation in Idaho, featuring a passive cooling design.
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UK AR8 could procure 19GW of renewable energy capacity, deliver £11 billion in savings, says LCP DeltaStudy
A new report suggests the UK's AR8 auction could procure 19GW of renewable capacity and deliver significant cost savings.
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Climate Solar for All Lawsuit | Nation | hjnews.comReprint
A legal challenge is underway regarding the EPA's cancellation of a major solar energy funding program.
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Climate Solar for All LawsuitReprint
A legal challenge is underway regarding the EPA's cancellation of a major solar energy funding program.
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Climate Solar for All LawsuitReprint
A legal challenge is underway regarding the EPA's cancellation of a major solar energy funding program.
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60 hybrid reef structures launch to protect Hawaiʻi coastlines
Hawaii has deployed 60 hybrid reef structures designed to protect coastlines from erosion and rising sea levels.
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The day Iruvai ended: reading the rains in a season that no longer behaves
A personal account describes how shifting seasonal rainfall patterns are disrupting traditional life in the Maldives.
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Florida confirms a death from dengue as the state struggles with one of its worst recent outbreaks
Florida reports a death from dengue fever amid a significant outbreak linked to changing environmental conditions.
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Prysmian, Rio Tinto partner to bring low-carbon aluminum to Amazon data center
Prysmian and Rio Tinto are partnering to supply low-carbon aluminum for a new Amazon data center.
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All Analysis – AnalysisStudy
This is a repository of energy analysis reports published by the International Energy Agency.
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US wheat farmers navigate uncertainty amid drought and geopolitical chaos
U.S. wheat farmers face economic uncertainty as drought and geopolitical instability drive up global food prices.
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These European Cities Say They Have Too Many Tourists. Why Are Their Airports Expanding?
European airport expansions are undermining local sustainability efforts and increasing tourism-related emissions despite concerns over overtourism.
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Move faster to solve climate challenges, Prince William says
Prince William has called for an acceleration in efforts to find solutions to global climate challenges.
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Facing the megadrought: Researchers study underground ice reservoirs in the American West
Researchers are studying underground ice reservoirs in Utah as hotter, drier conditions threaten the state's snowmelt-dependent water supply.
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Fossil plankton shells reveal reduced nitrogen fixation in warmer oceans 3 million years agoStudy
Analysis of fossil plankton shells indicates that ocean warming 3 million years ago significantly reduced nitrogen fixation.
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Seasonality is Changing for Extreme Dry and Humid Heat Events
The seasonality of extreme dry and humid heat events is shifting, according to recent research.
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BYD Planning 4 Factories in Europe
BYD is expanding its global manufacturing footprint with plans to establish four new electric vehicle factories in Europe.
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Climate frameworks must better account for river ecosystem responses and feedbacksStudy
A study argues that climate modeling must better integrate river ecosystem responses and feedback loops.
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Human security relies on adapting to the world’s new climate reality
Adapting to new climate realities is essential for maintaining human security, according to analysis.
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ExxonMobil Warns Coal Accelerating Global Warming
ExxonMobil acknowledges that coal consumption is a primary driver of accelerating global warming.
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Locked in Arctic ice, the floating lab studying climate and wildlife
A floating laboratory trapped in Arctic ice is conducting research on climate change impacts and local wildlife.
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Researchers: warming, quake among likely factors of floodsReprint
Researchers suggest that both global warming and seismic activity were likely factors in recent flooding events.
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Preserving the Ozone Layer: China phases out ozone-depleting HCFCs ahead of Montreal Protocol 2030 deadline
China is phasing out ozone-depleting HCFCs ahead of the Montreal Protocol deadline, contributing to atmospheric protection.
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British Columbia meteorologist says 'super' El Niño could bring record heat, floods, and droughts
A meteorologist warns that a strong El Niño event could trigger record-breaking heat, flooding, and drought conditions.
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Early heat waves hit wheat yields hardest but boost resilience to subsequent heat wavesStudy
A study finds that early-season heat waves cause the most damage to wheat yields while potentially increasing resilience to later heat.
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Tribes hit hard by wildfires face health effects, cultural losses
Indigenous communities are facing significant health challenges and cultural losses due to increasing wildfire activity.
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California FAIR Plan customers face 29% average rate hike as wildfire risk grows
California FAIR Plan insurance customers face significant rate hikes as wildfire risks continue to rise.
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'This is an existential situation': New Orleans to begin studying improvements to levee system
New Orleans officials are initiating studies to upgrade the city's levee system in response to existential climate threats.
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Tale of two coasts: Erosion threatens homes from California to North Carolina
Coastal erosion driven by rising sea levels and storm surges is threatening residential infrastructure across both U.S. coasts.
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2015 earthquake, glacier retreat, warming world: The chain that may have ended in Nepal disaster | Hindustan Times
Experts analyze the potential links between climate-driven glacier retreat and recent disaster risks in Nepal.
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WMO Report Warns of Accelerated Glacier Loss in Tajikistan as Regional Water Reserves ShrinkReprint
A WMO report warns that accelerated glacier melt in Tajikistan is threatening regional water security.
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India facing driest monsoon in 17 years thanks to El Nino
India is experiencing its driest monsoon in 17 years, a trend linked to the current El Niño climate pattern.
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Albania's NDC 3.0 targets net GHG emissions 17% above 1990 levels by 2035Study
Albania has submitted its updated climate targets, aiming for net greenhouse gas emissions 17% above 1990 levels by 2035.
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Ineos to store carbon dioxide off Denmark as technology gains momentum
Ineos is advancing a carbon capture and storage project off the coast of Denmark to reduce industrial emissions.
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Scientists Create Stronger Concrete That Absorbs CO2 From the AirStudy
Researchers have developed a new type of concrete that is stronger and capable of absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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Climeworks signs ‘first’ CORSIA-compliant carbon removal deal
Climeworks has secured the first carbon removal deal compliant with the aviation industry's CORSIA emissions reduction framework.
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Japan Airlines agrees to buy carbon dioxide removal credits from Climeworks
Japan Airlines has entered an agreement to purchase carbon dioxide removal credits from Climeworks to offset flight emissions.
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Opportunity proposes methane trading scheme, $5b climate adaptation plan
New Zealand's Opportunity party proposed a methane trading scheme alongside a five-billion-dollar climate adaptation plan.
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Climate pollution the missing piece in proposed data centre law
The Climate Council argues that proposed data center legislation fails to adequately address climate pollution.
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How states can help more families get solar power
Environment America outlines policy strategies for states to increase residential solar power adoption.
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MassMutual sees the sense in NZ’s renewable energy sector
MassMutual is increasing its investment in New Zealand's renewable energy sector.
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The New Clean Tech Meta and Google Are Turning to Power AI
Major technology companies like Meta and Google are increasingly turning to clean energy sources to power their growing artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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Google-backed pilot unlocks first environmental certificate revenue stream for battery storage
A Google-backed pilot project has successfully generated revenue from environmental certificates for battery storage systems.
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Ørsted CEO Rasmus Errboe Assumes WindEurope Chairmanship, Demands Policy Shift as Europe Prepares for Record 24 GW Wind Expansion
The new WindEurope chair calls for policy reforms to support Europe's projected 24 GW wind energy expansion.
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India's Clean Energy Boom Halts Coal Power GrowthReprint
India's rapid expansion of renewable energy capacity is successfully curbing the growth of coal-fired power generation.
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UK AR8 could procure 19GW of renewable energy capacity, deliver £11 billion in savings, says LCP DeltaStudy
A new report suggests the UK's next renewable auction could secure 19GW of capacity and generate significant consumer savings.
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NSW switches on four grid support projects
New South Wales has activated four new grid support projects to enhance energy storage capacity.
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Ofgem to Charge Batteries for Grid Queue SpotsReprint
UK energy regulator Ofgem intends to charge battery storage operators for grid connection queue spots.
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Dangerous deluges could hit several U.S. regions over the next week
Meteorologists forecast dangerous heavy rainfall events across multiple U.S. regions in the coming week.
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Weather Shocks and Iran, Ukraine Wars Hit Grocery Bills
Extreme weather events, alongside geopolitical conflicts, are contributing to rising global food prices.
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Britain’s Prince William reveals finalists for Earthshot environmental prizeReprint
Prince William announced finalists for the Earthshot Prize, highlighting conservation initiatives like the Yellowstone to Yukon wildlife migration project.
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Sierra Club Applauds Governor Abigail Spanberger’s Data Center Executive Order and Policy Framework Release
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger issued an executive order and policy framework to regulate data center development in the state.
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Hyundai warns the US may be next in line for a wave of cheaper Chinese EVs
Hyundai's CEO warned that the U.S. market may face an influx of low-cost Chinese electric vehicles without protective trade measures.
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How PWD is preparing for more extreme weather – @PhillyH2O Blog
The Philadelphia Water Department is implementing strategies to prepare city infrastructure for increasingly extreme weather events.
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Science isn’t partisan, but Florida’s textbooks are treating it like it is | Letters
A letter to the editor criticizes the politicization of climate science in Florida's school textbooks.
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Opinion | Nepal ice-rock disaster shows need for climate action
An opinion piece argues that the recent ice-rock disaster in Nepal highlights the urgent need for climate action.
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New booklet gives Canadians a trusted guide for climate change information
A new booklet has been released to provide Canadians with reliable information regarding climate change.
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Why the West saw so much record-breaking heat this summer
An analysis explores the meteorological and climate-related factors contributing to record-breaking heat in the Western United States this summer.
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Extreme heat is changing daily life for most Americans
A report examines how increasing extreme heat events are altering daily life and routines for many Americans.
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Heat wave in France hatches 10 Nile crocodiles naturally for the first time
A heat wave in France has enabled Nile crocodiles to hatch naturally in the wild for the first time.
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CBS19 weather: Heat dome builds back up during the start of the week
A heat dome is expected to intensify at the start of the week, according to local weather reports.
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‘Final taste of summer’ for UK as heat dome sends temperatures rising
A heat dome is bringing a final period of summer-like temperatures to the UK.
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Meteorologists Warn Of Heat-related Illnesses As South-central US Sweltering Under Heat Dome
Meteorologists issued health warnings as a heat dome brings extreme temperatures to the south-central United States.
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DOE Under Secretary talks data centers, drought and the “nuclear renaissance”
A Department of Energy official discussed the intersection of data center energy demands, drought, and nuclear power expansion.
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$1.9M grant will support KU research on boosting drought tolerance in cropsStudy
A new research grant will fund University of Kansas efforts to develop drought-tolerant crop varieties.
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As global temperatures rise, Wisconsin prepares to adapt
Wisconsin is developing adaptation strategies in response to rising global temperatures.
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Climate change's role in Nepal flood waveReprint
Modern Ghana discusses the link between climate change and the recent devastating flood wave in Nepal.
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Abandoned Haitians turn fruit trees into charcoal in wake of hurricane and violence
Haitian residents are turning to charcoal production as a survival strategy following hurricane damage and ongoing violence.
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Erosion claims more Dana Point homes as emergency deepens
Coastal erosion continues to destroy homes in Dana Point, exacerbating an ongoing local emergency.
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Kelvin Wave expected to raise sea levels along San Diego coast
A Kelvin wave is expected to temporarily raise sea levels along the San Diego coastline.
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Super El Niño could bring Kelvin waves, increasing coastal flooding in Oregon
Super El Niño conditions may trigger Kelvin waves, increasing the risk of coastal flooding in Oregon.
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Satellites reveal major ice loss in Greenland and AntarcticaReprint
Satellite observations confirm significant and ongoing ice loss across the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets.
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Fight intensifies over fate of homes falling into ocean
Legal and community conflicts are rising over the management of coastal properties threatened by ocean encroachment.
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Britain’s most artificial landscape may not survive climate change
The Fens, a highly managed landscape in Britain, faces significant long-term survival risks due to changing climate conditions.
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I Grew Up Playing on St. Mary’s Glacier. Now It’s Gone.
A personal essay reflects on the disappearance of St. Mary’s Glacier and the emotional impact of climate-driven landscape loss.
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A Melting Glacier Set Tenzin Seldon’s Course. Now She Runs A $63 Million Climate Fund
Climate activist Tenzin Seldon is managing a $63 million fund focused on climate solutions after being inspired by glacier loss.
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Visitors to St. Mary’s Glacier in Colorado are in for a big surprise - it’s not thereReprint
Visitors to Colorado's St. Mary’s Glacier are finding the landmark has completely melted away.
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Milk’s carbon footprint can change dramatically for a surprising reasonStudy
Research identifies specific factors that significantly alter the carbon footprint of milk production.
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Michigan Joins Growing Push for State Control of Carbon Capture Permitting
Michigan is seeking state-level authority to manage carbon capture permitting processes.
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Dow, Amcor Partner on Low-Carbon Packaging and Emissions Tracking
Dow and Amcor have partnered to develop low-carbon packaging and improve emissions tracking.
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The Fragility Gap: Why Supplier Carbon Data Accuracy Matters
Improving the accuracy of supplier carbon data is becoming essential for corporate sustainability reporting.
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Chemical Conversations Between Forests and the Sky Affect Air Quality, Clouds, and MoreStudy
New research examines how chemical interactions between forests and the atmosphere influence air quality and cloud formation.
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LOIM Expands Net Zero Funds to US and Japan
Lombard Odier Investment Managers is expanding its net-zero investment funds into the U.S. and Japanese markets.
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GE Vernova Wins 29.4 MW Japan Wind Order
GE Vernova has secured a contract to supply wind turbines for a 29.4 MW project in Japan.
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PE backing both sides of data center boom, new research in NYCStudy
New research highlights the role of private equity in financing both renewable energy and fossil fuel-dependent data center infrastructure.
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Experts warn climate suits headed to Supreme Court could help adversaries, hit family energy bills
This opinion piece argues that climate litigation reaching the Supreme Court could negatively impact energy costs and national interests.
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How Adaptation Insights is making climate adaptation evidence easier to use
CGIAR is launching tools to make evidence-based climate adaptation strategies more accessible and easier to implement.
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What Explains Trump’s Energy Policy?
An analysis explores the underlying motivations and implications of Donald Trump's energy policy platform.
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CleanCounts to introduce hourly-matched renewable energy certificates
CleanCounts is launching a new system for hourly-matched renewable energy certificates to improve tracking accuracy.
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Renewables Accounted for 36.8% of Cyprus Electricity Generation in JuneStudy
Renewable energy sources provided 36.8% of Cyprus's total electricity generation during the month of June.
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Welsh public sector EV fleet cuts diesel use and strengthens energy security
The Welsh public sector is transitioning to electric vehicle fleets to reduce diesel consumption and improve regional energy security.
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Delhi NCR Pollution Crisis: Yogi Government Unveils Big Action Plan To Clean UP Air
The Uttar Pradesh government has introduced a new action plan to address severe air pollution in the Delhi NCR region.
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CM Yogi Adityanath, Bhupender Yadav Review NCR Air Pollution Plan, Focus On EVs, Industrial Emissions & Dust
Government officials are reviewing air quality strategies for the Delhi NCR, focusing on EV adoption and industrial emission controls.
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Tera Batteries nears completion of southern Europe’s largest grid battery
Tera Batteries is nearing the completion of a large-scale grid battery project in southern Europe.
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Google, esVolta pilot uses battery storage to ‘time-shift’ renewable energy credits
Google and esVolta are piloting a battery storage project to optimize the timing of renewable energy credit usage.
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Jupiter Power Secures $1.4 Billion for 1.5 GW Battery Storage ProjectsReprint
Jupiter Power has raised $1.4 billion to fund the development of 1.5 GW of battery storage capacity.
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UNECE experts shape the future of clean air policies
UNECE experts are developing new policy frameworks to improve air quality and reduce emissions.
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National Geographic Studies Tokelau’s Lagoons, Reefs, and Open Ocean in Support of Marine ConservationStudy
National Geographic is conducting marine research in Tokelau to support local conservation efforts.
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Ocho Rios fishermen become guardians of the sea
Fishermen in Ocho Rios are implementing community-led conservation efforts to protect local marine environments.
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BYD, CATL, Xiaomi executives may join Xi's US visit, sources say
Executives from major Chinese electric vehicle and battery firms may accompany President Xi on his upcoming US visit.
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Texas power plant, nuclear projects under discussion in South Korea's US investment package
South Korea is considering investments in a Texas power plant and nuclear energy projects as part of a U.S. package.
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Fire Flares Up at Damaged Moss Landing Battery Storage Site
A fire has reignited at a damaged battery storage facility in Moss Landing.
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Al Gore Is Still Sounding the Alarm About Climate Change
Al Gore continues his climate advocacy as the U.S. government moves to roll back greenhouse gas emission limits for power plants.
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The Bronx will be breathing a little easier with new Volvo VNR Electric [update]
A food rescue organization in the Bronx has deployed three new zero-emission Volvo electric semi-trucks to reduce local air pollution.
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Science Behind the Forecast: How bees are adjusting to climate change
Researchers are studying how bee populations are adapting to shifting climate conditions.
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How the Iran war could affect the fight against climate change
Geopolitical instability in Iran could potentially disrupt global efforts to address climate change.
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Climate Change, Care, and Women-Led Businesses: The Missing Link in Climate Resilience
Women-led businesses are identified as a critical, often overlooked component of building climate resilience.
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AIA advances resilience and regenerative design in the built environment at Climate Week NYC
The American Institute of Architects promoted regenerative design and resilience strategies during Climate Week NYC.
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Scientists hope deeper-rooted soybeans can withstand climate extremes and store more carbonStudy
Scientists are developing deeper-rooted soybean varieties to improve carbon storage and climate resilience.
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How clean energy can boost business for Africa’s food producers
Clean energy adoption offers economic benefits for food producers across the African continent.
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Summer heat too much for prison inmates, employees
Inmates and staff in Texas prisons are facing dangerous conditions due to prolonged extreme heat in facilities lacking adequate cooling.
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More extreme heat days likely by end of centuryStudy
Climate projections indicate a significant increase in the number of extreme heat days by the end of the century.
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Will Austin’s heat dome linger? Texas drought conditions worsen
Drought conditions in Texas are intensifying as a persistent heat dome continues to affect the region.
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Record heat, extreme drought continues across North Texas
North Texas continues to experience record-breaking heat and extreme drought conditions.
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Oil Giants, Estate Agree To End Heat Wave Death Claims
Oil companies and an estate have reached a settlement regarding legal claims linked to heat-related deaths.
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PG&E putting power lines underground in Mariposa County to reduce wildfire risk
PG&E is burying power lines in Mariposa County to reduce the risk of utility-caused wildfires.
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Guatemala: Drought, Hunger, Dispossession, and an Unfulfilled Agrarian Agreement
Drought conditions in Guatemala are exacerbating hunger and land dispossession issues for local agrarian communities.
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New NOAA Long-lead Forecasts Wipe-out Much of U.S. Drought East of DivideStudy
New NOAA long-range forecasts suggest a significant reduction in drought conditions across the eastern United States.
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Climate Pledge Tops 700 Companies Committing to Net Zero by 2040
Over 700 companies have now joined The Climate Pledge, committing to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2040.
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The Digital Wall: EPA Scraps Power Plant Rules to Feed AIClickbait
This commentary argues that the EPA's repeal of power plant rules is driven by the energy demands of the artificial intelligence industry.
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Carbon market expandsReprint
China is expanding its national carbon market to include additional industrial sectors to help meet emissions targets.
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TECHNOLOGY UPDATE: New Alberta Technology Funding Boosts Methane Reduction Efforts
The Alberta government is providing new funding to support technological advancements in methane reduction for the energy sector.
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Groups call for fossil-free energy in Manila rally
Advocacy groups held a rally in Manila to demand a transition to fossil-free energy.
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Since leaving Tri-State, LPEA pursues grab bag of renewable energy sources
La Plata Electric Association is diversifying its energy portfolio with various renewable sources following its departure from Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association.
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Utah Solar 1: EDF Secures Financing for New 300MW Project
EDF Renewables has secured financing for the 300MW Utah Solar 1 project, marking a significant expansion in regional solar capacity.
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Germany’s renewable sector steps up pressure over EEG and grid package
Germany's renewable energy industry is lobbying the government to accelerate grid expansion and reform the EEG renewable energy law.
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SMA Solar opens gigawatt factory in Germany
SMA Solar Technology has inaugurated a new gigawatt-scale production facility in Germany to meet rising demand for solar power components.
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Utility-scale project roundup: Utah solar, Texas tech power, California microgrids and storage, and Massachusetts community solar
A roundup of recent utility-scale renewable energy developments highlights new solar, storage, and microgrid projects across the United States.
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Power Capital rolls out 290-MWp Irish solar portfolio
Power Capital has launched a 290-MWp solar energy portfolio in Ireland.
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Shell, partners to develop e-SAF production process
Shell and partners are collaborating to develop a new production process for electronic sustainable aviation fuel.
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ResponsAbility commits up to $25M to back Verdant Energy’s renewable energy growth across Thailand
ResponsAbility is investing up to $25 million to support Verdant Energy's renewable energy expansion in Thailand.
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ESG Is Fading, Yet Green Investment Just Hit $2.2tn
Despite a decline in the popularity of ESG branding, global investment in green energy projects reached $2.2 trillion.
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Welsh public sector EV fleet cuts diesel use and strengthens energy security
The Welsh public sector is reducing diesel consumption and improving energy security by transitioning to electric vehicle fleets.
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Germany's electric car boom cuts fuel tax revenue
Germany's transition to electric vehicles is resulting in a decline in tax revenue collected from traditional transport fuels.
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How One Earthshot Prize Finalist Is Tackling Last Mile Emissions
An Earthshot Prize finalist is developing new logistics solutions to reduce emissions in last-mile delivery services.
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Green SM launches electric motorbike service in Indonesia
Green SM has launched a new electric motorbike service in Indonesia to promote cleaner urban transportation.
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UK regulator plans BESS fees to cut grid connection queue
The UK regulator Ofgem is proposing new fees for battery energy storage systems to manage grid connection queues.
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Ofgem consults additional fee for oversubscribed BESS grid connections
Ofgem is consulting on an additional fee for battery storage projects to address grid connection congestion.
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GEON commissions 10 MW/20 MWh battery storage project in Rajasthan
GEON has commissioned a 10 MW/20 MWh battery storage project in the Rajasthan region of India.
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Pakistan Advances Virtual Grid Amid Battery Revolution
Pakistan is advancing the development of a virtual power grid to integrate battery storage technology.
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Sri Lanka’s first Battery Energy Storage System to be inaugurated in Anuradhapura
Sri Lanka is inaugurating its first battery energy storage system in the Anuradhapura district.
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Vidullanka enters grid-scale energy storage with first of 13 BESS facilities
Vidullanka has launched the first of 13 planned grid-scale battery energy storage facilities.
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FlexGen, Lightshift plan 55 MW/200 MWh of new US batteries
FlexGen and Lightshift are planning to deploy 55 MW of new battery storage capacity in the United States.
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Global Battery Storage News Snippets: Jupiter Power Secures $1.4 Billion For 10 BESS Projects & MoreReprint
Jupiter Power has secured $1.4 billion in financing to support the development of 10 battery storage projects.
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How governments can create markets for low-climate-impact solutions
An overview discusses how governments can design market mechanisms to incentivize low-carbon solutions.
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Billy Barr, a young graduate began measuring snow in a Colorado ghost town to keep himself occupied; 50 ye
A long-term study of snow measurements in Colorado provides historical data on changing environmental conditions.
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COMMENTARY: Judge rejects end run around climate lawsuit defeats
A commentary piece discusses a judicial ruling regarding legal strategies used in climate change litigation.
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COP31-IEA High-Level Energy Transition Dialogue
The IEA and COP31 organizers are holding high-level dialogues to coordinate global energy transition strategies.
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Compressed-Gas Storage Demonstrators Got Bigger. The Economics Didn’t Get Better.
An analysis suggests that recent large-scale compressed-air energy storage projects have not yet demonstrated improved economic viability.
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Toyota’s new electric SUVs are catching on, with nearly 5,000 sold in August
Toyota reported nearly 5,000 sales of its refreshed electric SUV lineup in the United States during August.
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BMW begins iX3 deliveries early in the US as demand surges
BMW has begun early deliveries of the iX3 in the United States due to high consumer demand.
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Thursday high notches Chattanooga record for consecutive days over 90 degrees
Chattanooga set a record for the number of consecutive days with temperatures exceeding 90 degrees.
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Kennewick Irrigation District warns of continuing drought as 2026 water deliveries end
An irrigation district warns of ongoing drought as water delivery contracts conclude for the 2026 season.
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Recent rain restores Rio Grande flows, but officials say drought remains
Recent rainfall has improved Rio Grande water levels, though officials maintain that drought conditions persist.
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Climate change's role in Nepal flood waveReprint
Modern Ghana reports on the role of climate change in the recent Nepal flood disaster.
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What the weather might be like where you live in 2080Clickbait
An interactive tool or article explores potential local weather changes by 2080 based on climate projections.
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Korean Polar Research Pioneer Advocates for Strategic Arctic, Antarctic Studies
A South Korean researcher is calling for increased strategic focus on polar studies to better understand global climate shifts.
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Seoul kicks off preparations for 2028 UN Ocean Conference in Busan
Seoul has begun preparations to host the 2028 UN Ocean Conference in Busan to address marine and climate issues.
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Glacier melting is black and white
This commentary discusses the clear evidence and implications of rapid glacier melting in the Himalayas.
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Some visitors to St. Mary’s Glacier surprised by disappearanceReprint
Tourists visiting St. Mary’s Glacier in Colorado are surprised to find the ice has disappeared.
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Invest 99L rapidly organizing, likely to become Atlantic's sixth named storm today amid strengthening El NiñoReprint
A developing tropical system in the Atlantic is expected to become the season's sixth named storm amid strengthening El Niño conditions.
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El Niño May Bring More Water to California Than Reservoirs Can Hold
Experts suggest that the upcoming El Niño could bring more precipitation to California than existing reservoir infrastructure is designed to manage.
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El Niño continues to fuel tropical activity in the Pacific with 3 systems on track for developmentReprint
El Niño conditions are contributing to increased tropical activity in the Pacific, with three systems currently being monitored for development.
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Is it time to rethink the Northeast’s cap-and-trade system?Clickbait
An op-ed questions the effectiveness of the Northeast's cap-and-trade system.
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Breakthrough low-carbon aluminum cables reduce the carbon footprint of AI infrastructureStudy
New low-carbon aluminum cables are being deployed to reduce the environmental impact of AI infrastructure.
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OPAL Fuels extends landfill gas rights at Miramar Landfill in San Diego
OPAL Fuels has extended its agreement to capture and process landfill gas at the Miramar Landfill in San Diego.
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Opportunity climate policy a step in the right direction
Greenpeace advocates for a specific climate policy, characterizing it as a positive step forward.
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BASF Agricultural Solutions and IRRI extend partnership to further advance sustainable rice cultivation
BASF and the International Rice Research Institute extended their partnership to promote sustainable rice farming practices.
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The Global Regulations Radar, 6th Edition: Quarterly update on ESG and EHS regulationsStudy
A quarterly report provides an update on global environmental, social, and governance regulations.
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New Compact High Voltage Direct Current Taps Unlock Remote Grid Access PointsStudy
New high-voltage direct current technology aims to improve grid access for remote renewable energy sources.
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Protest held to halt new fossil fuel projects
Protesters gathered to demand an end to the development of new fossil fuel infrastructure projects.
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Do-it-yourself solar
Environment America provides guidance and advocacy for residential solar energy adoption.
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The Overlooked Renewable Energy Resource: Why Construction Waste Should Be Part of America's Energy Strategy
This article argues that construction waste should be integrated into national renewable energy strategies.
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Where the Candidates Stand: Charlie Hatcher on Climate & Energy
The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy profiles candidate Charlie Hatcher's positions on climate and energy policy.
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Rural communities encouraged to cash in on renewables
Rural communities are being encouraged to explore the economic benefits of hosting renewable energy infrastructure.
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This Stanley Park Fellow Is Studying Climate Finance To Help Guide Chile’s Energy Transition
A climate finance fellow is working to support Chile's transition toward a cleaner energy system.
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What role will renewable energy play in the AI Energy Management Alliance?
Industry experts are evaluating the role of renewable energy within the newly formed AI Energy Management Alliance.
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Final permit hearing set for PRECorp's solar facility near Moorcroft
A final permit hearing is scheduled for a proposed solar facility near Moorcroft, Wyoming.
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How one factory is surviving America’s solar policy whiplash
A solar manufacturing factory is navigating challenges caused by shifting U.S. energy policies.
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EVs are taking over as Australians flee the bowser. What happens next?
As electric vehicle adoption grows in Australia, the country faces new infrastructure and policy questions regarding the transition away from fossil fuels.
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Electric, Hybrid and Hydrogen-Powered Vehicles Exempt From EECR
Electric, hybrid, and hydrogen-powered vehicles have been granted exemptions from specific energy efficiency and carbon regulations.
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Electric public sector fleet could save Wales £1.9m a year in energy costs
Transitioning the Welsh public sector fleet to electric vehicles is projected to save £1.9 million annually in energy costs.
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The New Backbone of Global Power Grids: Energy Storage
This analysis highlights the growing importance of energy storage technologies in modernizing global power grids for a renewable future.
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UK storage support scheme could cut battery project returns by up to 2.7 points
Changes to UK storage support schemes may reduce the financial returns for battery project developers, potentially slowing deployment.
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GIGA Storage starts construction on Green Turtle
GIGA Storage has begun construction on the Green Turtle battery energy storage project.
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Real Cost of Battery Energy Storage Systems in India
An analysis examines the economic factors and costs associated with deploying battery energy storage systems in India.
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Behind-the-meter batteries could help Ontario meet rising demand
Behind-the-meter battery storage systems are being proposed as a solution to help Ontario manage increasing electricity demand.
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Maharashtra Clarifies Renewable Energy and Storage Policy Targets
The state of Maharashtra has issued clarifications regarding its policy targets for renewable energy and storage integration.
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COMMENTARY: Judge rejects end run around climate lawsuit defeatsClickbait
A commentary piece discusses recent legal developments regarding climate litigation and court rulings.
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Discounts on Kia EV9 Give It Ridiculous Price
Increased dealership discounts are making the Kia EV9 electric vehicle more accessible to consumers.
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Climate change will harm our health. Here's what could protect us.Clickbait
An overview explores potential health protections against the impacts of climate change.
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Framing the climate science debate as a binary battle isn’t just wrong – it’s dangerous
An opinion piece argues against framing climate science debates as a binary conflict.
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Niue and Barcelona 2026 Earthshot Prize Finalists for ocean work
Niue and Barcelona have been named finalists for the 2026 Earthshot Prize for their ocean conservation efforts.
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Hour Zero: 'Super Niño' and the Unavoidable Climate RealityClickbait
This commentary discusses the implications of an El Niño event in the context of ongoing climate change.
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How effects of a ‘super’ El Niño will feel in Wisconsin
Local agricultural experts analyze how the current El Niño event is expected to impact weather patterns in Wisconsin.
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It Still Feels Like Summer in Parts of the US. Blame El Niño
An analysis attributes current unseasonable warmth in parts of the U.S. to the influence of El Niño.
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Drought conditions worsen across Alabama, raising wildfire risk
Worsening drought conditions across Alabama are increasing the risk of wildfires.
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Weather doomscrolling vs. worsening weather: fact or fiction
This article explores the psychological impact of weather-related news consumption versus the reality of worsening climate trends.
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A Melting Glacier Set Tenzin Seldon’s Course. Now She Runs A $63 Million Climate Fund
An investor discusses how witnessing glacier melt influenced her career in climate finance.
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Why It’s So Hard to Predict a Tragedy Like Nepal’s Glacier CollapseClickbait
An exploration of the scientific challenges involved in predicting sudden glacier collapses in the Himalayas.
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This photo of the Aletsch Glacier startles even expertsClickbait
A recent photograph of the Aletsch Glacier highlights the visible impact of rapid ice loss.
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Dow and Amcor launch strategic collaboration to accelerate adoption of low-carbon packaging solutionsReprint
Dow and Amcor have announced a partnership to develop and deploy low-carbon packaging technologies.
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Methane Expert Panel Publish Interim ReportStudy
An expert panel has published an interim report detailing strategies and progress regarding global methane reduction efforts.
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GE Vernova to Supply 29.4 MW of Wind Capacity for Eurus Energy's Hiyamizutouge Project
GE Vernova will provide 29.4 MW of wind turbine capacity for Eurus Energy's Hiyamizutouge wind power project in Japan.
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Renewable Energy Risk and Insurance Index 2026Study
Lockton's 2026 index provides an overview of risk and insurance trends within the global renewable energy sector.
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UK solar sector praises PM?s enthusiasm for community renewables
The UK solar industry has expressed support for the Prime Minister's recent commitment to expanding community-based renewable energy projects.
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Beam Global and Masdar City Free Zone sign MOU to explore sustainable energy infrastructure opportunities
Beam Global and Masdar City have signed an agreement to explore collaborative opportunities for sustainable energy infrastructure development.
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Oracle signs renewable power agreements with ENGIE for its Texas operations
Oracle has entered into renewable power purchase agreements with ENGIE to supply its Texas operations with clean energy.
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Actis launches renewable energy platform in Mexico
Investment firm Actis has launched a new platform dedicated to developing renewable energy projects in Mexico.
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Actis creates Mexican renewables platform targeting 2GW portfolio
Actis is establishing a new Mexican renewable energy platform with the goal of developing a 2GW portfolio of projects.
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H2APEX and Lhyfe expand partnership to support Germany's growing hydrogen market
H2APEX and Lhyfe have expanded their partnership to support the development and growth of Germany's hydrogen energy market.
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SEIA and CCSA to Combine, Expanding National Representation of Solar and Storage Industry
The Solar Energy Industries Association and the Coalition for Community Solar Access are merging to consolidate industry representation.
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Spain’s green power needs batteries
Spain faces a growing need for battery storage capacity to support its expanding renewable energy infrastructure.
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Fraunhofer ISE CalLab Marks 40 Years With 152 Verified Solar Efficiency RecordsStudy
Fraunhofer ISE CalLab has reached its 40th anniversary, having verified 152 world records for solar cell efficiency.
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It's a home energy game changer: dcbel's Ara® Core Home Energy Station arrives in Texas at the Southern Living Idea House
A new home energy station designed for vehicle-to-grid integration has been installed at a showcase home in Texas.
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How One Earthshot Prize Finalist Is Tackling Last Mile EmissionsReprint
An Earthshot Prize finalist is developing new logistics solutions to reduce emissions in last-mile delivery services.
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Anuradhapura battery storage system connected to national grid
A new battery storage system has been connected to the national grid in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka.
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Anuradhapura battery storage system connected to national gridReprint
A new battery storage system has been connected to the national grid in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka.
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WindForce Expands Renewable Energy Footprint with First Grid-Scale Battery Storage and Floating Solar Commissioning
WindForce has commissioned its first grid-scale battery storage project alongside a floating solar installation.
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Teens describe hopes and fears over climate change
Teenagers share their personal perspectives and anxieties regarding the future of climate change.
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Andres Tropp: Climate policy must account for technological reality
An op-ed argues that climate policy must be better aligned with current technological capabilities.
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Cuba's Tarea Vida Policy Protects Coastal Tourism 2026
Cuba's Tarea Vida policy aims to implement coastal adaptation strategies to protect tourism infrastructure by 2026.
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Egypt Expands Regenerative Red Sea Tourism
Egypt is expanding regenerative tourism initiatives along the Red Sea to promote environmental sustainability.
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Jackery SolarVault 3 Shows Potential To Scale From Balcony To Whole Home
New high-capacity home battery systems are emerging to support residential electrification and solar energy storage.
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Want to get off gas? Learn how at Drive Electric Month events across the US
Drive Electric Month events are taking place across the U.S. to promote the transition from gasoline vehicles to electric alternatives.
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City of Salem to host Preservation in a Changing Climate Conference
The city of Salem is hosting a conference focused on historic preservation in the context of a changing climate.
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City Declares Local Emergency Due to Coastal Swell, Long-Term Concerns
Laguna Beach declared a local emergency due to coastal swells and long-term concerns regarding sea-level rise.
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The Biggest El Niño Since 1950? NOAA Makes 2026 PredictionsClickbait
A report discusses NOAA's long-range predictions regarding the intensity of the current El Niño event.
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As El Niño Grows Stronger, New Forecast Shows Where It Could Be Wettest This Ski SeasonReprint
New weather forecasts identify regions likely to experience the most precipitation during the upcoming ski season due to El Niño.
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El Niño continues to strengthen- September updateReprint
A September update confirms that El Niño conditions continue to strengthen.
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New Map Shows Where U.S. Weather Could Shift as El Niño Strengthens FastClickbait
A map illustrates potential shifts in U.S. weather patterns as El Niño continues to strengthen.
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ACES alumna employs biotech to create sustainable livestock production
An agricultural researcher is utilizing biotechnology to develop more sustainable livestock production methods.
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Short-Stature Corn Could Give Dairy Farmers a New Forage Option
Short-stature corn varieties are being introduced as a new forage option for dairy farmers.
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GE Vernova, Zefiro Methane, Sempra: Natural Gas on the Verge of a Mega-Comeback | 2026-09-18 | Investing NewsClickbait
This investment-focused commentary argues that natural gas is poised for a significant market resurgence by 2026.
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GameChange Energy Completes Commissioning of Genius Tracker? For Mooi Plaats PV Project
GameChange Energy has completed the commissioning of a solar tracking system for a photovoltaic project in South Africa.
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Where the Candidates Stand: Chaz Molder on Climate & Energy
An advocacy group outlines the climate and energy policy positions of candidate Chaz Molder.
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DAF expands diesel and electric truck range at IAA 2026
DAF Trucks showcased expanded ranges of both diesel and electric vehicles at the IAA 2026 transportation trade show.
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The AA and Royal Mail partner up to cut repair emissions within electric delivery fleetReprint
The AA and Royal Mail are collaborating to implement lower-emission repair processes for electric delivery vehicles.
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Taiwan's Foxconn Drives Into Hydrogen And Electric Truck Market
Foxconn is expanding its manufacturing operations into the hydrogen and electric truck markets.
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20 YEARS LATER, GRID ALTERNATIVES RETURNS TO ITS FIRST SOLAR CLIENTReprint
GRID Alternatives celebrates twenty years of providing solar energy installations to low-income households.
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Inverters and Grid Frequency Stability in the Renewable Energy TransitionStudy
This report explores the technical role of inverters in maintaining grid frequency stability during the transition to renewable energy.
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Bimergen Energy Opens New Federal Market Channel for Energy Storage
Bimergen Energy has established a new market channel to facilitate the integration of energy storage into the federal grid.
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More battery storage projects around countryReprint
Sri Lankan authorities are planning the expansion of battery storage projects across the country to support grid stability.
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Napa County launches update to plan guiding housing, agriculture and climate policy
Napa County is updating its comprehensive plan to incorporate new housing, agricultural, and climate policy guidelines.
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'Young people have a responsibility on climate change'Clickbait
A BBC report features perspectives on the role and responsibility of youth in climate action.
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Driven to Serve: How Taylor Searcy Turned Navy Service into Clean Energy Strategy at GM
A profile highlights how a military veteran is applying their experience to clean energy strategy at General Motors.
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Editorial: Dangerous denialism on climate change
An editorial criticizes the persistence of climate change denialism.
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Cornell professor gives talk on intersection of constitutional law and climate change
A Cornell professor discussed the legal intersection of constitutional rights and climate change litigation.
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World Winery Map Digitizes 4.3 Million Vineyards and Their Terroir Data Amid Climate ChangeStudy
A new digital map tracks vineyard terroir data to help the wine industry adapt to climate change.
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Emirates NBD Egypt Advances ESG Goals with Third Annual Carbon Footprint ReportReprint
Emirates NBD Egypt has released its third annual report detailing the bank's progress toward its internal carbon footprint reduction goals.
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International Chamber of Commerce, Carbon Measures appoint chair to carbon accounting advisory group
The International Chamber of Commerce and Carbon Measures have appointed a new chair to lead their carbon accounting advisory group.
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Avantium partners with kp films to advance PEF pack
Avantium and kp films are partnering to develop and commercialize sustainable PEF-based packaging materials.
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FEATURE: Family Ties Fuel Montney Methane Innovation
Local innovation in the Montney region is driving new approaches to methane reduction within the natural gas industry.
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Petroleum Is A Stranded Asset, and the industry Is Delaying Action On the Climate Crisis At Expense Of the Rest Of UsClickbait
An opinion piece argues that petroleum assets are becoming stranded and the industry is intentionally delaying climate action.
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BED plans to build solar parking canopy at Pine Street HQ
Burlington Electric Department plans to install a solar parking canopy at its Pine Street headquarters to increase local renewable generation.
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AI Isn't Just Extracting More Fossil Fuels—It's Unlocking Renewable Energy Too
This article argues that artificial intelligence is playing a dual role in both fossil fuel extraction and the optimization of renewable energy systems.
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CleanCounts Highlights Capabilities Including Hourly Tracking for Renewable Energy Projects in North America & Additional Enhanced Energy Attribute Certificates
CleanCounts has introduced new hourly tracking capabilities and enhanced energy attribute certificates for North American renewable energy projects.
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Webinar recording: More solar, less red tape
Environment America is hosting a webinar focused on strategies to increase solar energy adoption by reducing regulatory and administrative barriers.
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How renewable energy can help save Arizona family farms, ranches
This feature discusses how the adoption of renewable energy technologies can provide economic benefits to family farms and ranches in Arizona.
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GoodWe holds energy storage launch event in Nantes
GoodWe hosted a launch event in Nantes to introduce its latest energy storage solutions to the European market.
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Conti’s, Wendy's Philippines to get 100% renewable power from ACEN
ACEN will provide 100% renewable energy to power the operations of Conti's and Wendy's restaurant chains in the Philippines.
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DREI: Off-Grid Electrification (2018)Study
A 2018 UNDP report examines the role of off-grid electrification in expanding energy access.
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Belgium All Electric Multipurpose Goods Vehicle - Market Analysis, Forecast, Size, Trends and InsightsStudy
A market analysis report provides data and forecasts for the electric multipurpose goods vehicle sector in Belgium.
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2,000 and counting: Tesco home delivery reaches EV landmark
Tesco has reached a milestone of 2,000 electric vehicles in its home delivery fleet.
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Every Flood on Earth Now Starts From a Fuller Sky | by Ricky Lanusse | The New Climate. | Sep, 2026Clickbait
An opinion piece argues that atmospheric changes are fundamentally altering the nature of global flooding events.
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Celebrate SunDay 2026 with Leelanau Energy
A local community group is organizing an event to promote solar energy awareness.
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Today in Automotive History: September 18, 2015 — The EPA Catches Volkswagen Cheating on Emissions
This retrospective piece revisits the 2015 Volkswagen emissions scandal, a major event in automotive environmental regulation history.
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TELF AG on How Distributed Energy Could Transform Modern Electricity GridsClickbait
This piece discusses the potential for distributed energy resources to modernize electricity grids.
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Thailand Clean Energy Week 2026 to Advance Strategic Dialogue on Energy Security, Distributed Power and Green Investment
Thailand is preparing for a 2026 clean energy conference focused on energy security and distributed power investment.
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Noise concerns addressed in Hunterston grid stability facility plans, developers say
Developers are addressing local noise concerns regarding the planned Hunterston grid stability facility.
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Opinion: Raise your voice about climate change
An opinion piece encourages readers to advocate for climate action.
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These 5 Green Stocks Have Crushed Clean Energy ETFs, S&P 500 And AI Funds In 2026Clickbait
A financial analysis identifies five green energy stocks that have outperformed broader market indices and clean energy ETFs in 2026.
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climate changeClickbait
This is a generic landing page or tag archive for climate change content.
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Global heat stuck on high. Scientists say August was Earth's hottest month they've measured.
Scientists confirm that August was the hottest month ever measured globally, continuing a trend of extreme heat.
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El Niño and global heating pushes water vapour in Earth’s atmosphere to record levels in AugustStudy
Record-high levels of atmospheric water vapour in August were driven by El Niño and global heating.
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EPA to revoke emissions limits on fossil fuel power plants
The EPA is moving to revoke existing emissions limits previously placed on fossil fuel-fired power plants.
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EPA immediately sued over plans to repeal climate rules for power plants
Legal challenges have been filed against the EPA following plans to repeal existing climate regulations for power plants.
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Environment, health groups sue over Trump move to wipe out climate rules for power plantsReprint
Environmental and health organizations have sued the Trump administration over the move to eliminate climate regulations for power plants.
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See how polar glaciers have lost trillions of tons of ice
Visual data analysis illustrates the massive loss of ice from polar glaciers due to warming trends.
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Report on global water resources: Worldwide continents are drying upStudy
A WMO report finds the global water cycle is becoming increasingly unbalanced, leading to more frequent extreme droughts and floods.
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Global water report reveals drying rivers and erratic swings between too little and too muchStudy
A WMO report confirms 2025 was one of the driest years for global rivers, highlighting long-term freshwater decline and glacier retreat.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal glacier and rock collapse more likely, analysis findsStudy
Human-caused climate change likely destabilized a Himalayan slope, causing a glacier collapse and catastrophic flooding in Nepal, according to a new analysis.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal glacier and rock collapse more likely, analysis finds
A new analysis concludes that climate change increased the likelihood of a deadly glacier and rock collapse in Nepal.
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El Niño and global heating pushes water vapour in Earth’s atmosphere to record levels in August
Record levels of atmospheric water vapor were recorded in August, driven by global heating and El Niño conditions.
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Speeding glaciers drive half a century of polar ice lossStudy
A study identifies accelerating glacier speeds as a primary driver of the massive polar ice loss recorded over the last half-century.
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EPA to revoke emissions limits on fossil fuel power plants
The EPA is moving to revoke existing emissions limits previously imposed on fossil fuel-powered power plants.
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Another Miserably Hot Summer Is Nearly Over. NOAA Says It’s the Worst on RecordStudy
NOAA data confirms that the recent summer was the hottest on record globally.
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EPA immediately sued over plans to repeal climate rules for power plants
Environmental groups have filed a lawsuit challenging the EPA's decision to repeal climate regulations for power plants.
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Environment, health groups sue over Trump move to wipe out climate rules for power plants
A coalition of health and environmental organizations is suing to block the repeal of power plant climate rules.
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River flows were among driest in decades in 2025, World Meteorological Organization saysStudy
The World Meteorological Organization reports that 2025 river flows were among the lowest in decades, highlighting severe hydrological impacts.
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The water cycle you learned about in school is off balance. The consequences affect everyone on Earth
Climate change is disrupting the global water cycle, leading to more extreme weather patterns and significant impacts on water availability worldwide.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal glacier and rock collapse more likely, according to analysisStudy
Analysis confirms that human-caused warming destabilized the Himalayan slope, leading to catastrophic flooding in Nepal.
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See how polar glaciers have lost trillions of tons of iceStudy
A new study confirms that accelerated ice loss from polar glaciers is contributing to rising global sea levels.
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Climate change had major role in triggering Nepal floods, scientists say
Scientists have determined that climate change played a major role in triggering the recent severe flooding in Nepal.
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'No doubt' that climate change played role in Nepal-Tibet flood, study findsStudy
A new study confirms climate change significantly increased the likelihood of the recent catastrophic flooding in Nepal and Tibet.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal glacier and rock collapse more likely, according to analysisStudy
Scientific analysis concludes that climate change increased the likelihood of a deadly glacier and rock collapse in Nepal.
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The water cycle you learned about in school is off balance. The consequences affect everyone on Earth
Climate change is disrupting the global water cycle, leading to severe consequences for ecosystems and human populations worldwide.
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Global warming slowly brought about the catastrophic collapse of the Nepalese glacier
An attribution study links global warming to the catastrophic collapse of a glacier in Nepal.
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Scientists Just Found a Hidden Factor That Could Trigger an Atlantic Ocean CollapseStudy
Scientists identified a new factor that could potentially trigger a collapse of the Atlantic Ocean circulation system.
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Climate change a ‘likely contributing factor’ in deadly Nepal floods, new study revealsStudy
A new study identifies climate change as a likely contributing factor to the deadly flooding in Nepal.
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The Warmest The Oceans Have Ever Been
Global ocean temperatures have reached record highs, reflecting the ongoing impact of climate change on marine environments.
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Von der Leyen: EU to roll out heatwave, water, climate resilience packages
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced new EU initiatives to improve resilience against heatwaves, water scarcity, and climate impacts.
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Phillips 66 and ConocoPhillips Warned Justice Alito His Oil Investments Face Material Risk From Climate Lawsuits For Years; Their Trade Association, Suncor and Exxon Briefed Him on How to Eliminate that Risk
Advocacy groups allege oil companies briefed Justice Alito on strategies to mitigate financial risks posed by climate litigation.
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Taiwan forecasts 53 additional days of extreme heat per year — Taipei TimesStudy
New forecasts predict Taiwan will experience 53 additional days of extreme heat annually due to climate change.
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‘Forcing a reckoning’: How Asia is preparing for a ‘supersized’ El Niño
Asian governments are preparing for extreme weather events as a record-breaking El Niño threatens to challenge existing climate adaptation plans.
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Nepal to use new flood study to claim millions from UN climate disaster fund
Nepal plans to use a new study linking climate change to recent flooding to seek funding from the UN's climate disaster fund.
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Climate change contributing to permafrost thawing and glacial thinningStudy
A rapid scientific analysis confirms that climate change is a primary driver of permafrost thawing and glacial thinning in high-altitude landscapes.
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Extreme rainfall caused by climate change creates uneven risks to farming in ChinaStudy
Research shows climate-driven extreme rainfall is increasing flood risks and agricultural disruption across China.
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Temperature measurement error may cause climate-impact studies to understate impacts by 15% or moreStudy
A study suggests current economic models may understate the impacts of extreme heat by 15% due to temperature measurement errors.
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Trump Keeps Wind Farms Waiting Despite Court Ruling
The Trump administration continues to delay wind energy projects by imposing new regulatory hurdles despite a federal court ruling against previous height restrictions.
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Global warming slowly brought about the catastrophic collapse of the Nepalese glacier
New analysis indicates that global warming was a primary driver in the catastrophic collapse of a Nepalese glacier.
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Climate change a ‘likely contributing factor’ in deadly Nepal floods, new study reveals
A new study identifies climate change as a likely contributing factor to the deadly flooding events in Nepal.
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Scientists Just Found a Hidden Factor That Could Trigger an Atlantic Ocean CollapseStudy
Scientists have identified a new factor that could potentially trigger a collapse of the Atlantic Ocean circulation system.
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Extreme heat is breaking critical infrastructure. The year ahead decides whether we adapt in time
The World Economic Forum highlights the urgent need to adapt critical infrastructure to withstand increasing extreme heat events.
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Climate change destabilizing factor in deadly Nepal-China flood disaster, say researchers
Researchers identify climate change as a destabilizing factor that exacerbated the recent deadly flooding in Nepal and China.
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Greenland and Antarctica Lost 11.3 Trillion Tons of IceReprint
Satellite observations confirm that Greenland and Antarctica have lost 11.3 trillion tons of ice over the past several decades.
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Europe’s Earliest Glacier Loss Day in Years Signals a Reckoning for the AlpsStudy
Early seasonal glacier loss in the Alps signals accelerating climate impacts for European mountain regions.
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How the EPA rollback of carbon emission rules could play out in Georgia's coal-fired power plants
The EPA's repeal of carbon emission rules for power plants creates regulatory uncertainty for coal-fired facilities in Georgia.
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Clean Wisconsin Sues EPA Over Repeal of Power Plant Carbon Reduction Rules
Clean Wisconsin has filed a lawsuit against the EPA challenging the agency's decision to repeal power plant carbon reduction rules.
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FAA waives emissions rules to let Boeing sell 35 additional 777F freighters
The FAA has granted a waiver on emissions standards to allow Boeing to sell additional 777F freighter aircraft.
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The friction of phasing out: political and economic barriers to moving beyond fossil fuelsStudy
A report identifies the political and economic barriers hindering the global phase-out of fossil fuels.
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Von der Leyen: EU to roll out heatwave, water, climate resilience packages
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced new EU packages focused on heatwave, water, and climate resilience.
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Energy Demand Growth Will Limit More-Ambitious Climate Goals, S&P Global Energy Study FindsStudy
An S&P Global study finds that rising energy demand may constrain the achievement of more ambitious climate goals.
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Why Germany Is Building an Ark for U.S. Climate Data
Germany is establishing a repository to preserve U.S. climate data amid concerns over political suppression.
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Europe's worst hydro summer on record barely caused a flicker, while solar quietly absorbed the shortfall, rewrote the grid's daily rhythm, and pushed midday electricity prices below zero
Solar energy successfully offset record-low hydropower generation in Europe this summer, impacting grid dynamics and electricity pricing.
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Phillips 66 and ConocoPhillips Warned Justice Alito His Oil Investments Face Material Risk From Climate Lawsuits For Years; Their Trade Association, Suncor and Exxon Briefed Him on How to Eliminate that Risk
Documents suggest fossil fuel companies briefed a Supreme Court justice on mitigating financial risks associated with climate litigation.
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Groups Sue EPA Over Power Plant Emissions RollbackReprint
Advocacy groups have initiated a lawsuit against the EPA to contest the rollback of power plant emission standards.
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Chips are down – summer drought knocks over 3 million tonnes off UK and Europe’s potato cropStudy
Summer drought conditions have caused a loss of over 3 million tonnes of potato crops across the UK and Europe.
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FAA waives emissions rules to let Boeing sell 35 additional 777F freighters
The FAA waived emissions standards to allow Boeing to sell additional freighters, marking a policy setback for aviation emissions reduction.
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Inside China’s $7 Trillion Green Finance Market
China is expanding its green finance market to support the country's transition to a low-carbon economy.
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Underground wildfires in Indonesia trigger world’s highest emissions, spike in respiratory infections
Underground wildfires in Indonesia are causing significant carbon emissions and public health issues.
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Trump's EPA reforms are a huge boost to manufacturers, but there's more red tape to cut: Expert
The article discusses efforts to roll back EPA regulations, which are characterized as reducing red tape for manufacturers.
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2025 was among driest years on record for world’s rivers, study findsStudy
A global study found that 2025 was one of the driest years for rivers in over three decades.
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World's water cycle becoming more unpredictable, UN warnsStudy
The UN warns that the global water cycle is becoming increasingly erratic due to climate change and El Niño.
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Trump Administration Further Guts Endangered Species Act Implementation With Two New Rules
The Trump administration is finalizing rules that weaken federal protections for wildlife under the Endangered Species Act.
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Sierra Club Strongly Opposes Bill to Give Legal Immunity to Fossil Fuel Companies
The Sierra Club is opposing legislation that would grant fossil fuel companies legal immunity from climate-related accountability lawsuits.
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Trump Is Gutting the Endangered Species Act
The Trump administration is moving to weaken protections under the Endangered Species Act.
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Summer Goes Out With a Heat DomeStudy
NASA reports that record-breaking temperatures occurred across the central and southern United States as summer ended.
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How climate change worsened Nepal's deadly mountain collapse
Climate change increased the likelihood of a deadly glacier and rock collapse in the Himalayas, according to a new scientific analysis.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal glacier and rock collapse more likely: analysisReprint
Scientific analysis indicates that climate change made the recent deadly Himalayan glacier and rock collapse more probable.
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Climate change likely to have helped trigger Nepal glacier collapse, scientists say
Scientists report that climate change likely contributed to triggering a major glacier collapse in the Himalayas.
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Climate change was key factor in deadly Nepal-China flood, scientists say
Researchers identify climate change as a key factor in the recent deadly flooding event on the Nepal-China border.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal glacier and rock collapse more likelyReprint
Analysis confirms that climate change increased the probability of the recent fatal Himalayan glacier and rock collapse.
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Climate change helped trigger Nepal-Tibet disaster, study findsReprint
A new study finds that climate change was a contributing factor in the recent Nepal-Tibet disaster.
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Climate change added a month of risky heat for 1.5 billion people; 117 million affected in India
Climate change has extended the period of dangerous heat by a month for 1.5 billion people globally.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal floods more likely, according to analysis
New analysis concludes that climate change made the recent deadly floods in Nepal more likely to occur.
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Climate change likely weakened rock before deadly Himalaya floodReprint
Climate change likely weakened rock structures prior to the deadly Himalayan flood, according to researchers.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal glacier and rock collapse more likely, according to analysis
Scientific analysis indicates that climate change increased the likelihood of a deadly glacier and rock collapse in Nepal.
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Climate change a key factor in Nepal floods which killed 1,400, report finds | ITV NewsStudy
A new report identifies climate change as a primary driver of the severe flooding in Nepal that resulted in 1,400 deaths.
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How ice and rock triggered Nepal’s catastrophic flood – and why climate change is raising the risks
Researchers explain how climate change increases the risk of catastrophic floods caused by ice and rock collapses in Nepal.
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Nepal to use new flood study to claim millions from UN climate disaster fund
Nepal plans to use scientific findings to seek climate disaster funding from the United Nations.
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Half-Century Satellite Record Sharpens Understanding of Ice Sheet Loss and Sea-Level RiseStudy
A 50-year satellite record provides a precise analysis of ice sheet loss and its contribution to sea level rise.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal glacier and rock collapse more likely, according to analysisReprint
Analysis indicates that climate change increased the probability of a deadly glacier and rock collapse in Nepal.
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Himalayan glaciers melting 65 per cent faster amid growing climate risks
Himalayan glaciers are melting 65 percent faster than in previous decades, heightening regional climate risks.
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CLIMATE EMISSIONS FROM FOSSIL FUELS SET TO FALL IN 2026Reprint
New projections suggest that global climate emissions from fossil fuels are expected to begin declining in 2026.
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Exxon raises 2050 global emissions forecast, sees slower coal decline
ExxonMobil increased its 2050 global emissions forecast, citing a slower-than-expected decline in coal consumption.
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Study: Annual fossil-fuel emissions to fall 0.5 per cent this yearStudy
A new study projects that annual global fossil-fuel emissions will decrease by 0.5 percent this year.
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Satellites Reveal America’s Top 15 Methane Super-Emitters
Satellite data has identified the 15 largest methane-emitting facilities across the United States.
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Google inks its 'largest ever' carbon and methane removal deal
Google has signed its largest-ever agreement to purchase carbon and methane removal credits.
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Energy Demand Growth Will Limit More-Ambitious Climate Goals, S&P Global Energy Study FindsStudy
An S&P Global study finds that rising energy demand may hinder the achievement of more ambitious climate goals.
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China Energy and Emissions Trends – August 2026 snapshotStudy
A new report details the latest trends in energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions in China.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal glacier and rock collapse more likely, according to analysisStudy
Scientific analysis indicates that climate change increased the likelihood of a deadly glacier and rock collapse in Nepal.
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EPA's Policy Repeals May Spell Exit From Climate Regulation
Legal analysts suggest that the EPA's policy repeals could signal a broader withdrawal from federal climate regulation.
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August 2026 Ties the Record for Earth’s Hottest Month Ever RecordedReprint
Global temperature data confirms August 2026 tied the record for the hottest month ever recorded.
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Exclusive: Mazama raises $135M for superhot geothermal
Geothermal energy startup Mazama Energy raised $135 million to advance superhot geothermal technology.
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Advertising Contracts with Big Oil Hit Record High as Profits Soar from War in Iran
Oil companies are increasing advertising spending as profits rise during the conflict in Iran.
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Climate change is making it easier for invasive species to succeed
Climate change is creating more favorable conditions for the spread and success of invasive species.
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Exxon Sounds Alarm Coal Use Is Accelerating Global WarmingReprint
ExxonMobil acknowledges that coal consumption is a significant driver of accelerating global warming.
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Climate change destabilizing factor in deadly Nepal-China flood disaster, say researchers
Researchers identify climate change as a destabilizing factor in the recent Nepal-China flood disaster.
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LSE: Investment in flood defences could slash climate-related losses by almost a thirdStudy
An LSE report finds that investing in flood defenses could reduce climate-related economic losses by nearly one-third.
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AOC helps secure federal authorization for flood mitigation projects in Queens and the Bronx worth up to $351M
Federal authorization has been secured for $351 million in flood mitigation projects across Queens and the Bronx.
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'Most stressful winter': El Nino-fueled coastal erosion in California likely to get worse
California faces severe coastal erosion as El Niño conditions exacerbate the impacts of climate-driven sea-level rise.
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Between Greenland and Antarctica, 11,000 billion tonnes of ice have been lost over the past 70 yearsReprint
Recent findings confirm that 11,000 billion tonnes of ice have been lost from Greenland and Antarctica over the last 70 years.
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Earth has lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice in 47 yearsReprint
Global ice loss has exceeded 12 trillion tons over the past 47 years, according to recent scientific data.
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Climate change contributed to Nepal rock-ice avalanche: scientistsStudy
Scientists have linked climate change to a recent rock-ice avalanche in Nepal.
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Scientists link climate change to deadly Nepal glacier collapseReprint
Researchers confirm that climate change was a contributing factor to a deadly glacier collapse in Nepal.
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The EU's carbon invoice for U.S. exporters keeps climbing
The EU's carbon border adjustment mechanism is increasing costs for U.S. exporters.
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Google signs largest carbon removal deal to date in Brazil
Google has signed a major carbon removal agreement for projects located in Brazil.
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CO2 emissions projected to fall 20% by 2050, but more progress is neededStudy
Exxon Mobil projects a 20% reduction in CO2 emissions by 2050 but acknowledges that further progress is required.
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Europe's worst hydro summer on record barely caused a flicker, while solar quietly absorbed the shortfall, rewrote the grid's daily rhythm, and pushed midday electricity prices below zero
Solar power successfully offset record-low hydropower generation in Europe during the summer, impacting grid dynamics and electricity prices.
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Marine carbon dioxide removal is advancing, but questions remain about viability, says new digital reportStudy
A new report assesses the progress and remaining viability challenges of marine carbon dioxide removal technologies.
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Earth's atmosphere is getting less dusty: That could be adding to global warmingStudy
A decline in atmospheric dust, which typically has a cooling effect, may be contributing to global warming.
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Mazama Energy raises $135M for superhot geothermal at Oregon volcano
Startup Mazama Energy raised $135 million to develop next-generation geothermal energy technology near an Oregon volcano.
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How climate change worsened Nepal's deadly mountain collapseReprint
Climate change is identified as a contributing factor to the severity of a recent mountain collapse in Nepal.
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Climate scientists designed a road map to "dim the sun" from the stratosphere and potentially cut global warming uncertainty by two-thirds in just a decade for under $400 million, but the planet-altering plan comes with a built-in kill switch
Scientists have proposed a roadmap for stratospheric aerosol injection to reduce global warming, including a mechanism for termination.
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Western wildfires increasingly intersect critical water supply watershedsStudy
Research shows that Western wildfires are increasingly impacting critical watersheds used for water supply.
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The Racial Disparities of Flood Buyouts
A report highlights how racial disparities influence the distribution and effectiveness of government-funded flood buyout programs.
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LSE: Investment in flood defences could slash climate-related losses by almost a thirdStudy
A London School of Economics study suggests that investing in flood defenses could reduce climate-related economic losses by nearly one-third.
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FEMA Was a Lifeline After Hurricane Helene Decimated What Was Once Considered a ‘Climate Haven
Hurricane Helene's impact on a designated climate haven highlights the limitations of current disaster relief and climate planning.
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This Atlantic Hurricane Season Could Break a Record That Has Stood for 175 Years
The Atlantic hurricane season is on track to potentially break a 175-year-old record for activity.
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El Niño is coming for California's beachfront homes and highways
Forecasters warn that the current El Niño event increases the risk of coastal flooding and erosion for California beachfront properties.
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AOC helps secure federal authorization for flood mitigation projects in Queens and the Bronx worth up to $351M
Federal authorization has been secured for $351 million in flood mitigation projects to protect Queens and the Bronx from climate-related flooding.
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Why melting glaciers could ‘put 20% of India’s GDP at risk’, and one change that can help
Melting glaciers pose significant economic risks to India, threatening a large portion of the nation's GDP.
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EPA Repeals Power Plant Carbon Pollution Standards and Proposes to Repeal All Power Plant Greenhouse Gas Emissions Standards
A legal analysis details the EPA's repeal of carbon standards and its proposal to remove remaining greenhouse gas regulations for power plants.
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Google, NASA launch AI model to map methane emissions from space
Google and NASA have launched an artificial intelligence model designed to map and monitor methane emissions from space.
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Google Inks Its Largest CDR Purchase To Date And Backs Methane Abatement In A New Deal With Terradot
Google announced a large carbon removal purchase and a new partnership to support methane abatement efforts.
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INTERVIEW: Hoekstra says war makes climate action ‘no-brainer’ for Europe
EU climate commissioner Wopke Hoekstra argues that the war in Europe makes accelerating climate action a strategic necessity.
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Trump administration targets implausible emissions scenarios
The Competitive Enterprise Institute criticizes the use of specific emissions scenarios in climate modeling.
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India's power-sector emissions flat for 2 years due to clean-energy surge: AnalysisStudy
An analysis shows India's power-sector emissions have remained flat for two years due to a significant increase in clean energy capacity.
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UK Seeks to Slap Fees on Battery Projects Clogging Up Grid Queue
The UK government plans to introduce fees for battery projects to manage grid connection queues.
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The Warmest The Oceans Have Ever Been
Global ocean temperatures have reached record-breaking levels according to recent environmental data.
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South Africa's first offshore wind farm delayed as World Bank highlights potential
South Africa's first offshore wind project is delayed, representing a setback for renewable energy deployment in the region.
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IEA chief says electrification remains the way forward despite AI investment jitters
The IEA chief emphasizes that electrification remains a critical strategy for energy transition despite current investment volatility.
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Indonesian president calls for stricter sanctions against forest fire perpetrators
Indonesia's president is calling for stricter legal penalties against those responsible for forest fires to curb deforestation and emissions.
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CASCADES: A Journey Along Greenland’s Coast Where Ocean Meets Ice
NASA researchers are studying the interaction between Greenland's melting glaciers and the surrounding ocean.
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New Carbon Monitoring System Datasets ReleasedStudy
NASA has released new datasets from its Carbon Monitoring System to improve tracking of global carbon emissions.
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The overlooked shortcut to meeting the world’s energy goals
This article discusses strategies for meeting global energy goals.
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House Votes to Block California’s Air Pollution Rules for Ships
The US House voted to block California's air pollution rules for ships, a move to undermine state climate regulations.
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People's houses are collapsing into the ocean. FEMA gives them no other option
Coastal homeowners face increasing risks as rising seas and erosion cause houses to collapse into the ocean.
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Reckless Expansion Plans Blow Past European Airports Carbon LimitsStudy
A new study finds that planned expansions at twenty major European airports exceed climate targets and emissions budgets.
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Google backs Swedish green-steel project to tackle rising emissions
Google is investing in a Swedish green-steel project to help reduce emissions associated with its data center operations.
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25% of heat illness ER visits could be from climate change. Here’s what we know
A study suggests that one-quarter of emergency room visits for heat-related illnesses are attributable to climate change.
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'At some point we're going to have to react': How El Niño, climate change, and crime are pushing the Amazon rainforest over the brink
Climate change, El Niño, and illegal activity are pushing the Amazon rainforest toward a critical ecological tipping point.
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Video. Scientists: Climate change was key factor in deadly Nepal-China flood
Scientists conclude that climate change was a primary driver of the deadly flooding in Nepal and China.
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Exxon Sounds Alarm on Worsening Global Warming on Coal Pollution
Exxon Mobil warns that coal pollution is significantly accelerating global warming trends.
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California Eyes Prison Heat Protections That Fall Short of Workplace Standards
California is considering heat protection policies for prisons that critics argue fall short of standard workplace safety requirements.
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California sets first U.S. wildfire smoke-damage standards
California has established the first U.S. standards for testing and remediating indoor smoke damage caused by wildfires.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal glacier and rock collapse more likely, according to analysisReprint
New analysis indicates that climate change increased the likelihood of the deadly glacier and rock collapse in Nepal.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal glacier and rock collapse more likely, according to analysisReprint
Analysis confirms that climate change made the recent deadly glacier and rock collapse in Nepal more likely.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal floods more likely, according to analysisReprint
Scientific analysis concludes that climate change increased the probability of the deadly flooding events in Nepal.
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Nepal floods an ‘unprecedented’ climate disaster, scientists say
Scientists describe the recent Nepal floods as an unprecedented climate disaster, emphasizing the role of warming in the event.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal glacier and rock collapse more likely, according to analysisReprint
Scientific analysis indicates climate change increased the likelihood of a deadly glacier and rock collapse in Nepal.
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‘No safe zone’ for Eastern Caribbean children
A report highlights the extreme vulnerability of children in the Eastern Caribbean to climate-driven disasters.
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Climate Change Helped Cause Nepal Glacier Collapse, Scientists SayReprint
Scientists attribute the recent Nepal glacier collapse to the impacts of climate change.
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Researchers explain the flood in Nepal through climate warming, glacier retreat, and the instability of Mount Langtang LirungReprint
Researchers link the Nepal flood to climate-driven glacier retreat and geological instability at Mount Langtang Lirung.
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Global Update | September 2026: An Inter-Agency Report of the Global ENSO Analysis Cell - El Niño Status & Humanitarian OutlookStudy
An inter-agency report provides a global status update on El Niño and its humanitarian implications.
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El Niño Has A More Than 90% Chance Of Being A Very Strong Event This Fall And Winter, US CPC SaysStudy
The U.S. Climate Prediction Center reports a greater than 90% chance of a very strong El Niño event this winter.
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CEF Energy: EU invests €125.8 million in three cross-border renewable energy projectsStudy
The EU is investing €125.8 million into three cross-border renewable energy infrastructure projects.
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DR Congo’s power-hungry mining sector drives record solar surge
Mining operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo are driving a significant increase in solar energy adoption.
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GB Energy launches £30 million 'People's Power' fund for community energy
The UK's GB Energy has launched a £30 million fund to support community-led renewable energy projects.
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Investors say BHP emissions surge shows policies not working
Investors are criticizing BHP after a surge in emissions, arguing that current corporate climate policies are failing to deliver results.
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Santa Barbara Supes Say Bye-Bye to New Onshore Oil Drilling
Santa Barbara County officials have voted to ban new onshore oil drilling projects.
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UW Researchers Head Study That Finds Climate Change Effects on Ski Resorts in West Vary WidelyStudy
University of Wyoming researchers found that climate change impacts on ski resorts in the American West vary significantly by location.
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Extreme heat could cost Metro millions in lost ridership, new report findsStudy
A new report estimates that extreme heat could cause significant financial losses for public transit due to decreased ridership.
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Posts baselessly praise cloud seeding bans for quiet Atlantic hurricane season
Fact-checkers debunk claims attributing the quiet Atlantic hurricane season to bans on cloud seeding.
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‘No safe zone’ for Eastern Caribbean children
A report highlights that children in the Eastern Caribbean face increasing risks from climate-driven disasters with no safe areas remaining.
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Greenland and Antarctica Lost 11.3 Trillion Tons of IceReprint
Recent satellite analysis reveals that Greenland and Antarctica have lost a combined 11.3 trillion tons of ice.
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Satellites Show Earth Lost More Than 12T Tons of Ice in 47 YearsReprint
Satellite data shows that Earth has lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice over the past 47 years.
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Homeowners Are Electing to Watch Their Houses Collapse Into the Ocean Due to FEMA Incentives: Report
Federal disaster incentive programs are being criticized for inadvertently encouraging homeowners to remain in high-risk, eroding coastal areas.
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St. Mary’s Glacier, a Colorado landmark, has melted amid a record-hot summer
St. Mary’s Glacier in Colorado has melted completely following a record-breaking summer of heat.
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Scientists are seeing if sheep’s wool can slow melting of glaciers in the Alps
Scientists are testing whether covering Alpine glaciers with sheep's wool can effectively slow the rate of melting.
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The EPA Power Plant Rule Repeal Don’t Make No Sense
A legal analysis critiques the rationale behind the proposed repeal of EPA power plant regulations.
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The countries driving energy demand growth can't wait for renewables to get cheaper
This analysis examines the energy demand challenges faced by developing nations as they balance growth with renewable energy transitions.
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The Iran War Is Driving Clean Energy Development. It’s Not Enough to Help the Planet, Yet
The Iran conflict is driving clean energy development, but current efforts remain insufficient to meet global climate goals.
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The Iran war is driving clean energy development. It’s not enough to help the planet, yet
Geopolitical tensions are accelerating clean energy development, though current progress remains insufficient to meet global climate goals.
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Meta, Apex Clean Energy agree to 144-MW Texas solar PPA
Meta and Apex Clean Energy signed a power purchase agreement for a 144-MW solar project in Texas.
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Oregon isn’t on track to meet transportation emissions goals
Oregon is currently failing to meet its established transportation emissions reduction targets, signaling a setback in state climate policy.
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Jupiter Power secures $1.4 billion in financing for 1.5 GW energy storage portfolio
Jupiter Power has secured $1.4 billion in financing to develop a 1.5 GW portfolio of energy storage projects.
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Justice Department warns Boulder can’t set global energy policy in Colorado climate case
The Justice Department argues that local climate lawsuits cannot dictate national or global energy policy.
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Heavy rain and floods in northern Vietnam submerge homes and disrupt economyReprint
Heavy rainfall caused severe flooding in northern Vietnam, disrupting local economies and forcing residents to evacuate homes.
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Scientists are fighting a longer mosquito season with ... more mosquitoes
Scientists are releasing sterile male mosquitoes in California to combat the spread of diseases exacerbated by longer, warmer seasons.
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Why global wind energy may stay steady even as storm tracks shift polewardStudy
Research indicates global wind energy capacity may remain stable despite shifting storm tracks caused by climate change.
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Amazonian study identifies most effective ways of conserving biodiversity and carbon
New research identifies strategies to protect Amazonian forests from biodiversity loss and carbon release during El Niño events.
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Tesla to run public Megachargers at 3 Forum Mobility Semi depots
Tesla will operate public Megacharger stations at three new heavy-duty electric truck depots being developed by Forum Mobility in California.
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Caribbean Wetlands: on the Frontlines of Climate Change
Caribbean wetlands are facing significant threats due to their position on the frontlines of climate change.
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Exxon Sounds Alarm Coal Use Is Accelerating Global Warming
ExxonMobil reports that rising global coal consumption is accelerating the pace of climate change.
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Extreme heat could cost Metro millions in lost ridership, new report findsStudy
A new report indicates that extreme heat could cause significant financial losses for the Washington D.C. Metro system due to reduced ridership.
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Texas drought, extreme heat strain crops and livestock across state
Persistent drought and extreme heat in Texas are causing significant stress to agricultural crops and livestock.
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Harvest26: Arkansas Farmers Work at Record Pace as Extreme Heat Strains Rice Milling Yields
Extreme heat in Arkansas is negatively impacting rice milling yields as farmers work to complete the harvest.
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How Hot Is Too Hot?
This report examines the health risks and physiological limits associated with extreme heat exposure.
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Curtis Wildfire Emissions Prevention Bill Unanimously Passes Committee
A committee has unanimously passed legislation aimed at preventing wildfire-related emissions.
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'Most stressful winter': El Nino-fueled coastal erosion in California likely to get worse
El Niño-driven coastal erosion in California is expected to worsen, causing significant stress for local residents.
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Shut out of global climate forums, Puerto Ricans bet on the power of community
Puerto Rican communities are organizing local climate initiatives after being excluded from formal international climate forums.
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Posts baselessly praise cloud seeding bans for quiet Atlantic hurricane season
Fact-checkers debunk baseless claims attributing the quiet Atlantic hurricane season to bans on cloud seeding.
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Jamaica’s churches have become climate activists
Churches in Jamaica are increasingly adopting roles as climate activists to address local environmental challenges.
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Spotlight on Climate: Palisades Fire climate refugees in Flagstaff
Residents displaced by the Palisades Fire in California have relocated to Flagstaff, Arizona, highlighting the growing trend of climate-driven migration.
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El Nino effect: No hurricanes in Atlantic Ocean till now is a first in 60 years
The current El Niño event is linked to an unusual lack of Atlantic hurricane activity, marking a 60-year record.
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Between Greenland and Antarctica, 11,000 billion tonnes of ice have been lost over the past 70 yearsReprint
Satellite data shows significant ice loss from Greenland and Antarctica over the past several decades, contributing to rising sea levels.
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St. Mary’s Glacier, a Colorado landmark, has melted amid a record-hot summer
Colorado's St. Mary’s Glacier has melted away following a record-breaking summer heatwave.
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St. Mary’s Glacier Is No More: RIP to Denver’s Summertime Snow Retreat
The St. Mary’s Glacier in Colorado has completely melted, marking the loss of a local landmark.
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Statement from C2ES President Nat Keohane on EPA's Repeal of Carbon Pollution Standards for Power Plants
A climate policy organization issues a formal statement criticizing the EPA's decision to repeal carbon pollution standards for power plants.
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The EU's carbon invoice for U.S. exporters keeps climbing
The European Union's carbon border adjustment mechanism is increasing costs for U.S. exporters as the bloc enforces stricter climate standards.
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PETRONAS-led pact to ramp up methane emissions management across Southeast AsiaReprint
PETRONAS and partners launched a regional initiative to improve methane emissions management and reporting across Southeast Asia.
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‘Too hot to ignore’: Savannah leaders, activists push clean energy as summer heat drives up power bills
Savannah activists and leaders are advocating for clean energy as rising summer temperatures increase local power costs.
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Off-grid solar is powering Syria’s reconstruction
Off-grid solar power is being utilized to support reconstruction efforts in Syria.
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U.S. 2024 Energy Chart: Gas, Renewables Hit HighsStudy
U.S. energy data for 2024 shows record-high production levels for both natural gas and renewable energy sources.
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Podcast: As El Paso gets hotter, the cost of staying cool keeps rising
Rising temperatures in El Paso are increasing the financial burden on residents as cooling costs continue to climb.
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Pakistan homes and cement plants turn to solar as manager says, 'It's the only way we can compete'
Businesses and households in Pakistan are increasingly adopting solar power to reduce energy costs and maintain competitiveness.
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B2U Connects 28-MWh Second-Life Battery Storage Project Online to Support Texas Grid
B2U has connected a 28-MWh battery storage project using second-life electric vehicle batteries to the Texas power grid.
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Contracted revenue key to California BESS financing as merchant market weakens, esVolta CEO explains
The CEO of esVolta highlights the importance of contracted revenue for financing California battery projects amid market shifts.
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California’s new 1,000 MWh energy storage facility can deliver 250 MW for four hours
A new 1,000 MWh energy storage facility in California has begun operations, capable of delivering 250 MW for four hours.
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Rescinded, Required, Pending: Mapping U.S. Climate Disclosure Rules in 2026Study
A legal analysis maps the current status of U.S. climate disclosure requirements heading into 2026.
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Inklings | Climate and gender vanish from WFP strategy. Luke Lindberg looms.
The World Food Programme has removed specific climate and gender considerations from its latest strategic planning documents.
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EXCLUSIVE: AG Barr, Sen. Tom Cotton slam Democrat climate lawsuits that could ‘cripple’ U.S. energy companies
High-ranking officials are criticizing ongoing climate-related lawsuits against energy companies, citing potential economic impacts.
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Justice Department warns Boulder can’t set global energy policy in Colorado climate caseReprint
The Department of Justice has intervened in a Colorado climate case, arguing against local authority over global energy policy.
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The Iran war is driving clean energy development. It’s not enough to help the planet, yet
Geopolitical instability is accelerating clean energy development, though current progress remains insufficient to meet global climate goals.
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Europas Kartoffelernte fällt nach Hitzesommer und Dürre schmal aus — Preise steigen
European potato harvests are declining due to heatwaves and drought, leading to higher consumer prices.
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Juneau can’t stop the floods, but it’s learning to see them coming
Juneau is implementing new monitoring and warning systems to help residents prepare for recurring climate-driven glacial outburst floods.
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Rescuers race against time as fires ravage orangutan habitat inside Indonesian oil palm concession
Conservationists are working to rescue orangutans from fires burning within an oil palm concession in Indonesia.
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In Southeast Asia, residents grapple with life under Indonesia’s wildfire haze
Residents in Southeast Asia are experiencing hazardous air quality due to persistent wildfire haze.
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‘I see them like my own children’: reforesting Ethiopia with 50bn trees, one step at a time
Ethiopian citizens are leading a large-scale reforestation effort to restore the country's lost forest cover.
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Urban fire risk rises 30% in higher-income neighborhoods, analysis findsStudy
A study finds that wealthy neighborhoods face higher wildfire risks due to their location in wildland-urban interfaces.
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New Life For EV Charging Stations Trump Tried To Kill
Federal funding for EV charging stations continues despite previous administrative efforts to block the program.
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Massachusetts ups winter energy discounts for homes with heat pumps
Massachusetts utilities are offering increased winter electricity discounts for households that utilize heat pumps.
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Driving the System Change Needed to End Loss and Damage From Climate ChangeStudy
A report outlines systemic changes required to address and mitigate loss and damage caused by climate change.
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Opinion | The Latest Corporate Climate Ruse
An opinion piece critiques corporate climate strategies as deceptive or insufficient.
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More than 800 'excess' deaths recorded in France during latest heat wave period
France recorded over 800 excess deaths during a recent period of extreme heat.
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EDITORIAL: UN report on climate change alters the debate
An editorial discusses how a recent UN report on climate change has shifted the global conversation.
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As world braces for ‘super’ El Niño, research suggests global warming has increased its punchReprint
Research suggests that global warming is intensifying the strength of the current El Niño event.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal glacier and rock collapse more likely, according to analysisReprint
Analysis confirms that climate change increased the probability of a fatal glacier and rock collapse in Nepal.
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Australia must double down to meet our climate targets. Our new study shows howStudy
A new study outlines the necessary steps for Australia to meet its climate targets.
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Climate warming set off Nepal disaster: Report
A report identifies climate warming as the trigger for the recent disaster in Nepal.
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Climate change made deadly Nepal floods more likely, according to analysisReprint
Scientific analysis links climate change to an increased likelihood of the deadly Nepal floods.
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Extreme heat will costs Metro millions, new report findsStudy
A new report finds that extreme heat is causing millions of dollars in additional costs for the Washington D.C. Metro system.
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Beyond extreme heat: Understanding Asia’s climate-health future
An analysis examines the long-term health implications of rising extreme heat events across Asia.
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Rising temperatures putting koala populations at risk, scientists say
Scientists report that rising temperatures are increasingly threatening the survival of koala populations.
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Oklahoma’s hottest September on record intensifies wildfire activity
Record-breaking heat in Oklahoma during September has contributed to increased wildfire activity across the state.
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California Law Creates Standards for Testing and Remediating Wildfire SmokeReprint
New California regulations mandate specific standards for the testing and remediation of wildfire smoke in buildings.
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‘The drought has left its mark’: Slovenia’s potato lovers lament low yields
Persistent drought conditions in Slovenia have significantly reduced potato yields, impacting local farmers.
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Chips are down – summer drought knocks over 3 million tonnes off UK and Europe’s potato cropStudy
A report indicates that summer drought reduced potato harvests across the UK and Europe by over 3 million tonnes.
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Come Hell or High Water
This opinion piece discusses the escalating risks and human impacts of climate-driven water disasters.
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The open houses at the edge of disaster
This commentary examines the risks of purchasing real estate in areas increasingly vulnerable to climate-driven disasters.
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Climate Nepal Permafrost ThawReprint
Permafrost thawing in Nepal is linked to climate change and increasing disaster risks.
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High-altitude glacier survey targets disaster risks in Xizang
Chinese researchers are conducting surveys of high-altitude glaciers in Xizang to assess risks of glacial lake outburst floods.
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Climate Change Helped Prime Nepal’s Glacier CatastropheReprint
Climate change is identified as a primary driver behind the recent glacier-related catastrophe in Nepal.
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How a Super El Niño could compound Bangladesh’s climate crisis
A strong El Niño event threatens to exacerbate existing climate-related vulnerabilities and crises in Bangladesh.
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Asia at Risk of Unrest as El Niño, War Threaten Food Supplies
Combined impacts of El Niño and geopolitical conflict are raising concerns about food security and social stability in Asia.
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Carbon intensity of global equity emissions fell by a third over past decadeStudy
Data indicates that the carbon intensity of global equity emissions decreased by one-third over the last decade.
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Neuquén, Argentina, joins Fossil Fuel Regulatory Programme to develop methane regulations for its oil and gas sector
Neuquén, Argentina, has joined an international program to develop and implement methane regulations for its oil and gas sector.
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Türkiye’s power shift: power sector transformation at a crossroadsStudy
Climate Action Tracker analyzes the current state and future trajectory of Turkey's power sector transformation.
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Climate rollbacks add new energy uncertainty
Recent rollbacks of climate regulations are creating increased uncertainty for the energy sector.
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BRICS Summit: Strong focus on resilience, but hardly anything on the energy transition
The BRICS summit emphasized climate resilience but failed to produce significant commitments regarding the global energy transition.
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These State Elections Could Reshape Climate and Energy Policy
Upcoming state elections in the U.S. could significantly influence the trajectory of regional climate and energy policies.
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Amid AI data center boom, China’s tech companies’ renewable energy percentages keep pace: Greenpeace reportStudy
A Greenpeace report indicates that Chinese tech companies are successfully scaling renewable energy use alongside AI data center expansion.
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Spain's Moeve says upended energy markets revive green hydrogen as €1 billion project breaks ground
Spain's Moeve has broken ground on a €1 billion green hydrogen project, citing favorable shifts in energy markets.
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As energy prices rise, Ann Arbor bets on itself to generate power
Ann Arbor is developing its own renewable energy generation to mitigate rising energy costs.
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Europe's Biggest Independent Solar Operator Just Went Bankrupt
The bankruptcy of a major European solar operator highlights financial instability in the renewable energy sector.
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EU provides EUR 126m for cross-border renewable projects
The EU has allocated 126 million euros to fund cross-border renewable energy infrastructure projects.
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CATL aims for net zero across its value chain by 2035, emphasizing supply chain emissions management
CATL has committed to achieving net-zero emissions across its entire value chain by 2035.
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CATL tightens supplier scrutiny in push for carbon-neutral EV batteries
Battery manufacturer CATL is increasing scrutiny of its supply chain to ensure carbon neutrality in electric vehicle battery production.
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DOE aims to install 7,000 EV charging points nationwide before 2028
The Philippines' Department of Energy aims to deploy 7,000 electric vehicle charging stations across the country by 2028.
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At a solar site in Lancaster, California, more than 1,300 battery packs pulled out of retired Nissan and Honda cars sit wired together as 32 megawatt-hours of grid storage, the largest of a growing portfolio that includes sites in California and Texas
A California solar site is utilizing 1,300 repurposed electric vehicle battery packs to provide 32 megawatt-hours of grid storage capacity.
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UK Seeks to Slap Fees on Battery Projects Clogging Up Grid Queue
The UK government plans to introduce fees for battery storage projects to manage grid connection queues.
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Spain launches capacity market as grid investment rises above €17 billion
Spain has launched a new capacity market as part of a broader effort to increase grid investment.
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Costs take center stage at New York's Climate Week
Financial costs and economic considerations are a primary focus during New York's Climate Week events.
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The Polluter-Pays Principle and Its Enemies: Corporate Fraud, Weaponizing Preemption, and the Survival of Climate Accountability
An advocacy report examines the legal and corporate challenges facing climate accountability and the polluter-pays principle.
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Antarctic Ozone Hole Expands Above Average in Early September 2026Study
The Antarctic ozone hole has expanded to a size above the seasonal average in early September 2026.
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AI environmental concerns build as lawmakers grapple with tech panic
Lawmakers are addressing growing concerns regarding the environmental impact of artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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Holtec Nuclear, working to restart Palisades plant, delays IPO
Holtec Nuclear delayed its IPO while continuing efforts to restart the Palisades nuclear power plant.
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High-Level Event on Clean Cooking
The IEA hosted a high-level event focused on expanding access to clean cooking solutions.
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Climate at a Glance County RankingsStudy
NOAA provides updated climate data rankings for counties across the United States.
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Teachers Call On Santa Barbara School District to Combat Extreme Heat
Teachers in Santa Barbara are advocating for the school district to implement measures to protect students and staff from extreme heat.
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World's strongest heat dome is over Tennessee. Records are falling
Tennessee is experiencing record-breaking temperatures due to a persistent heat dome.
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September record heat wave ahead for Plains, Mississippi Valley
A record-breaking heat wave is forecast to impact the Plains and Mississippi Valley in September.
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N.C. drought update Sept. 17: Severe drought spreads across eastern North CarolinaStudy
Official updates indicate that severe drought conditions have expanded across eastern North Carolina.
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Shut out of global climate forums, Puerto Ricans bet on the power of community
Puerto Rican communities are developing local climate strategies after being excluded from international climate forums.
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Spotlight on Climate: Palisades Fire climate refugees in Flagstaff
Residents displaced by the Palisades Fire in Flagstaff highlight the growing local impact of climate-driven wildfires.
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Climate Reporter Says She Buried Some News To Advance Left-Wing Narrative
A former climate reporter alleges that news coverage was suppressed to align with specific political narratives.
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IOC Spotlights Ocean Science and Sea Level Rise at UNGA81
The Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission highlighted the importance of ocean science in addressing sea-level rise at the UN General Assembly.
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Waldo County communities receive $800K in community action grants
Communities in Waldo County, Maine, have received grants to fund local climate action and adaptation projects.
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Climate change will exacerbate risks and hazards along Waterford coastline
A report highlights how climate change will increase environmental hazards and risks for the Waterford coastline.
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Comox Valley Regional District and K'ómoks First Nation win Climate & Energy Action Award
The Comox Valley Regional District and K'ómoks First Nation received an award for their collaborative climate and energy initiatives.
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Swiss scientists covered part of an Alpine glacier with sheep's wool, but the natural material slowed melReprint
Researchers in Switzerland are experimenting with sheep's wool blankets to protect Alpine glaciers from melting.
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Google signed major carbon reduction dealReprint
Google has entered into a significant agreement focused on carbon reduction initiatives.
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From coal to biogas: Ethanol-stimulated microbial conversion achieves 10.9x methane yieldsStudy
Researchers developed a microbial conversion process that significantly increases methane yields from ethanol-stimulated biomass.
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Tourmaline Sets Global First with Independent Methane Certification as Demand and Output Surge
Tourmaline Oil Corp has received independent certification for its methane emissions management.
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Media Briefing: UNGA & Climate Week 2026
Oil Change International provides a briefing on climate-related priorities and advocacy goals for the UN General Assembly and Climate Week.
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Climate Law Heats Up
This opinion piece discusses the legal and political landscape surrounding climate-related legislation.
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Trump administration targets implausible emissions scenarios
This opinion piece criticizes the use of certain emissions scenarios in climate modeling and policy planning.
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Power forward: Rethinking clean energy for emerging markets
Researchers discuss strategies for rethinking clean energy deployment and financing within emerging market economies.
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Off-grid solar is powering Syria’s reconstruction
Off-grid solar energy systems are being utilized to support reconstruction efforts in Syria.
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The Iran war is driving clean energy development. It’s not enough to help the planet, yet
Geopolitical instability is accelerating clean energy investment, though the author argues current efforts remain insufficient to meet global climate goals.
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B2U Connects 28-MWh Second-Life Battery Storage Project Online to Support Texas Grid
B2U has brought a 28-MWh second-life battery storage project online to provide support to the Texas electrical grid.
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Spain launches capacity market via auctions, with key rules that support energy storage
Spain has launched a capacity market auction featuring new rules designed to incentivize energy storage deployment.
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Scientific Motivation: Flight Operations: Science Goals:Study
NOAA researchers are conducting flight operations to study atmospheric chemistry and climate-related processes.
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BBC Inside Science
Experts discuss whether international collaboration on AI could help accelerate the development of nuclear fusion energy.
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We could soon be able to track changes in Australia's forests in near‑real time—using satellites
New satellite technology may soon enable near-real-time tracking of Australian forests to better monitor carbon storage and climate resilience.
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Stellantis BOW Takes Autonomous Delivery to The Next Level
Stellantis showcased the BOW, a new autonomous electric delivery vehicle, at the IAA Transportation 2026 trade show.
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Hyundai opens orders for its new electric van, starting at about $66,500
Hyundai has opened orders for its new nine-passenger electric van, which is positioned as a larger alternative to existing market models.
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BYD upgrades top-selling small electric SUV with more range, now starting at about $11,000
BYD has updated its Yuan Up electric SUV with increased range and a lower starting price of approximately $11,000.
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Volvo teases its new vehicle design, including a surprise inside
Volvo announced plans to release 13 new electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles by 2030, featuring updated design language.
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Kia expects its bigger electric vans to outsell the PV5 as it targets 250,000 by 2030
Kia aims to sell 250,000 electric vans by 2030, projecting that its larger PV7 and PV9 models will outperform the smaller PV5.
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UW Researchers Head Study That Finds Climate Change Effects on Ski Resorts in West Vary WidelyStudy
University of Wyoming researchers found that climate change impacts on Western ski resorts vary significantly by location.
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Why ocean warming matters for landlocked countries such as Switzerland
This analysis explains how ocean warming impacts landlocked nations like Switzerland through climate and economic connections.
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The Guardian view on the Nepal-Tibet floods: a spur to action on climate | Editorial
The Guardian editorial argues that the recent Nepal-Tibet floods should serve as a catalyst for urgent climate action.
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Stop Calling Climate Disasters Unimaginable | Opinion
This opinion piece argues against labeling climate-driven disasters as unimaginable, emphasizing the need for better preparedness.
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COMMENTARY: From heatwaves to hurricanes — Workers' compensation in an era of extreme weather
This commentary discusses the urgent need to reform workers' compensation systems to account for rising risks from extreme weather.
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IOC Spotlights Ocean Science and Sea Level Rise at UNGA81
The Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission is highlighting ocean science and sea level rise research at the UN General Assembly.
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Climate change will exacerbate risks and hazards along Waterford coastline
Climate change is expected to increase coastal hazards and risks for the Waterford region in Ireland.
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Swiss scientists covered part of an Alpine glacier with sheep's wool, but the natural material slowed mel
Swiss scientists tested using sheep's wool to insulate an Alpine glacier, finding it successfully slowed the rate of melting.
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Sweden's southern Kebnekaise peak shrinks further as glacier melt continuesReprint
Sweden's southern Kebnekaise peak has reached its lowest recorded elevation due to ongoing glacier melt.
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CO2 emissions projected to fall 20% by 2050, but more progress is needed
Exxon Mobil projects a 20% reduction in CO2 emissions by 2050 while acknowledging that further progress is required to meet climate goals.
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Google signed major carbon reduction dealReprint
Google has signed a significant agreement aimed at reducing its carbon footprint through new removal initiatives.
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Bill Gates is backing technology to cut methane from cattle; changing what cows release in atmosphere cou
Bill Gates is investing in new technologies designed to reduce methane emissions produced by cattle during digestion.
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Tourmaline Sets Global First with Independent Methane Certification as Demand and Output Surge
Tourmaline has achieved independent methane certification for its operations as the company increases its production output.
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METHANE MONITORING: Wireless Methane Detection for Hard-to-Access Natural Gas Storage Sites
New wireless sensor technology is being deployed to improve methane leak detection at difficult-to-access natural gas storage facilities.
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Korea’s Nara Space supplies methane satellite data to Kazakhstan agency - CHOSUNBIZ
South Korean firm Nara Space will provide satellite-based methane monitoring data to a Kazakhstani government agency.
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The countries driving energy demand growth can't wait for renewables to get cheaper
Developing nations facing rising energy demand are struggling to transition to renewables quickly enough to meet their needs.
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N.S. seniors head to climate protest in Ottawa
Seniors from Nova Scotia are traveling to Ottawa to participate in a climate protest.
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Why these seniors are heading to Ottawa with a message for Mark Carney
Seniors are traveling to Ottawa to deliver a climate-related message to Mark Carney.
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Rune raises $40M to turn wasted solar power into AI compute
Startup Rune has raised $40 million to develop technology that converts surplus solar energy into computing power for AI.
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Bestway Cement now gets over a quarter of its plant power from solar
Bestway Cement has transitioned over 25% of its plant power consumption to solar energy sources.
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The AA, Royal Mail, and Trents join forces to cut emissions from EV repairs
Several major UK companies are collaborating to reduce the carbon footprint associated with electric vehicle maintenance and repairs.
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Plan to hit Aus petrol cars with an EV tax
The Australian government is considering a new tax on petrol-powered vehicles to encourage the transition to electric cars.
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Landmark 1.45MWh sodium-sulfur storage system plugs into grid
A new 1.45MWh sodium-sulfur battery storage system has been successfully integrated into the power grid.
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Iberian BESS market needs more flexibility, clearer frameworks and faster permitting
Industry experts call for improved regulatory frameworks and faster permitting to boost the Iberian battery storage market.
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These Are The Places Where People Are Trapped By Climate ChangeClickbait
This report examines regions where climate change impacts are restricting human mobility and trapping populations.
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Florida settles springs lawsuit with binding cleanup deadlinesReprint
Florida has reached a legal settlement requiring specific cleanup actions to protect the state's natural springs.
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Why Lisa Carne Is Winning The Fight To Save Belize Coral Reefs
Conservationist Lisa Carne is leading successful efforts to restore and protect coral reefs in Belize.
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Chinese automakers scour Europe for factories ahead of EU local content rules, says BYD adviser
Chinese automakers are establishing European factories to comply with local content rules, influencing the regional transition to electric vehicles.
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Nuclear power is getting its reality-check moment
This analysis examines the economic and logistical challenges currently facing the nuclear power industry.
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A trip down the road that will determine the fate of the Amazon
A report examines the environmental and developmental pressures threatening the future of the Amazon rainforest.
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‘Oyster castles’ to help keep a South Carolina community safe from erosion
A South Carolina community is using oyster-based structures to mitigate coastal erosion and restore natural habitats.
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Displaced by typhoons, Taiwan’s Bunun Indigenous people struggle to preserve heritage
Indigenous Bunun people in Taiwan face cultural loss after being permanently displaced from their homes by typhoon-related damage.
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Lucid and Bolt to deploy 25,000 autonomous EVs across Europe
Lucid and Bolt have partnered to deploy at least 25,000 autonomous electric vehicles for ride-hailing services across Europe.
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Open source semi: Windrose puts its electric truck online, for free
Windrose has released open-source CAD models for its electric Class 8 truck to encourage industry innovation.
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Solid-state battery maker Factorial secures another big partnershipStudy
Factorial Energy is partnering with Mitsui Kinzoku to scale the production of sulfide-based solid-state battery electrolytes.
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Fire crews fully contains North Texas wildfire, which continues to burn three weeks later
Fire crews have contained a 90,000-acre wildfire in North Texas that has been burning for three weeks.
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How a warming planet is becoming a force that redraws the world’s balance of power
A commentary piece discusses how a warming planet is shifting global geopolitical power dynamics.
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Driving the System Change Needed to End Loss and Damage From Climate Change | AnnexesStudy
Supplementary annexes provide further data on systemic approaches to addressing loss and damage from climate change.
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Are Texas politicians shying away from climate change?
A report investigates whether Texas politicians are avoiding public discussion of climate change.
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Climate Change One of Several Factors That Could Have Triggered Nepal FloodsReprint
Climate change is identified as one of several contributing factors to recent flooding in Nepal.
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Why ocean warming matters for landlocked countries such as Switzerland
This report explains how rising ocean temperatures impact landlocked nations like Switzerland.
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Climate, seismic factors primed ‘unprecedented’ Nepal disasterReprint
Climate and seismic factors are cited as contributors to the unprecedented disaster in Nepal.
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Climate change caused Nepal floods, but a 2015 earthquake may have contributed
Climate change and the lingering effects of a 2015 earthquake are linked to recent Nepal floods.
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Drought, extreme heat impact Northeast Arkansas rice and soybean growers
Drought and extreme heat are negatively impacting rice and soybean crop yields in Northeast Arkansas.
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The World Is Adapting to Extreme Heat — but Not Nearly Fast EnoughClickbait
This opinion piece argues that global efforts to adapt to extreme heat are currently insufficient.
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Record-breaking heat, dry conditions take a toll on Texas farmers and ranchers
Texas farmers and ranchers are facing significant economic challenges due to record-breaking heat and dry conditions.
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Oklahoma’s current drought is bad, but residents lived through worse, climatologist says
A climatologist notes that while Oklahoma's current drought is severe, historical data shows the state has experienced worse conditions.
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Guatemala to provide food aid as El Nino causes severe droughtReprint
Guatemala is providing food aid to populations suffering from severe drought conditions exacerbated by El Niño.
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Rock Wall Collapse, Not Glacial Lake, Caused Nepal Flood
Reports clarify that a rock wall collapse, rather than a glacial lake outburst, triggered the recent flooding in Nepal.
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Sea level rise planning splits commission
A local commission is divided over how to implement planning policies to address rising sea levels.
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How Kelvin waves could affect San Diego beaches during El Niño
El Niño-driven Kelvin waves are expected to impact San Diego beaches by temporarily elevating sea levels.
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Here’s What a Record-Shattering El Niño Means for WeatherReprint
An overview of how the current record-shattering El Niño event is expected to influence global weather patterns.
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How Hitachi Is Targeting Net Zero Using PLEDGES Roadmap
Hitachi outlines its strategy for achieving net-zero emissions through its PLEDGES roadmap initiative.
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Ralph Lauren Clears 2030 Climate Goal With Lower Production in the Mix
Ralph Lauren met its 2030 climate goal, partly due to a reduction in total production volume.
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Taiwan adds carbon-footprint requirement to high-efficiency PV module standard
Taiwan has introduced a mandatory carbon-footprint requirement for high-efficiency photovoltaic module standards.
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Shipping’s carbon data needs to get real
An analysis argues that the shipping industry needs more accurate and transparent carbon data reporting.
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Clean Heat Program: Pharma Giants Join Forces to Decarbonise
Major pharmaceutical companies have launched a collaborative program to decarbonize their heat energy usage.
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How AI and data science could unlock the future of greenhouse gas removal
Researchers explore how artificial intelligence and data science can improve the efficiency of greenhouse gas removal technologies.
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South Korea’s Nara Space to aid Kazakhstan’s methane monitoring
South Korean firm Nara Space will provide satellite technology to help Kazakhstan monitor and track methane emissions.
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Korea’s Nara Space supplies methane satellite data to Kazakhstan agency - CHOSUNBIZReprint
Nara Space is supplying satellite-based methane monitoring data to a government agency in Kazakhstan.
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Google Agrees to Biggest Carbon-Removal Deal in BrazilReprint
Google has finalized a major agreement for carbon-removal services in Brazil.
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‘Too hot to ignore’: Savannah leaders, activists push clean energy as summer heat drives up power bills
Savannah leaders and activists are advocating for clean energy adoption as rising summer temperatures lead to increased electricity costs.
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Can ChatGPT prompts really fuel a climate crisis? AI's growing energy problem
The rapid growth of artificial intelligence and high-frequency ChatGPT usage is raising concerns regarding the sector's increasing energy consumption.
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Pacific friends to suffer from fossil-fuel 'hypocrisy'
This commentary argues that Pacific nations are disproportionately suffering due to the climate hypocrisy of countries expanding fossil fuel production.
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The Next Evolution of Renewable Energy Certificates
The renewable energy certificate market is evolving to better reflect the actual impact and value of clean energy generation.
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Tapping the Power Highways of the Clean-Energy Grid | Newswise
New research highlights the critical need for expanding and modernizing power grids to accommodate clean energy growth.
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Meta signs PPA with Apex for 144MW Starling Solar project in Texas
Meta signed a power purchase agreement with Apex Clean Energy for a 144MW solar project in Texas.
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The Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley is Now Under Construction
Construction has officially begun on the Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley project in Spain.
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Energy prices fuel shift to renewable energy as Iran war continuesReprint
Rising energy prices linked to the war in Iran are accelerating the global transition toward renewable energy sources.
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NJACRE publishes report urging state to boost battery storage capacityStudy
A new report from NJACRE recommends that New Jersey increase its battery storage capacity to support clean energy.
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Gearing up for enhanced geothermal energy
Local efforts are underway to expand the use of geothermal energy for heating and power.
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TDK Ventures invests in R3 Lithium to accelerate US domestic supply of lithium carbonate
TDK Ventures is investing in R3 Lithium to help increase domestic lithium production for the U.S. market.
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Multidimensional Global Energy PathwaysStudy
S&P Global provides an analysis of various pathways for the global energy transition.
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The Iran war is driving clean energy development. It's not enough to help the planet, yet
Geopolitical tensions are accelerating clean energy investment, though current progress remains insufficient to meet global climate goals.
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The AA, Royal Mail and Trents collaborate on emission cuts
The AA, Royal Mail, and Trents are collaborating on initiatives to reduce emissions within their respective transport and logistics operations.
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Recycled vehicle parts cut repair-related emissions for Royal Mail fleet
Royal Mail is reducing fleet repair-related emissions by incorporating recycled vehicle parts into its maintenance processes.
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First grid-connected sodium-sulfur battery is developed in Australia
Australia has successfully deployed its first grid-connected sodium-sulfur battery system.
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Contracted revenue key to California BESS financing as merchant market weakens, esVolta CEO explains
Contracted revenue is becoming essential for financing California battery storage projects as merchant market conditions weaken.
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African churches join eco-justice groups urging action on climate commitments
African religious organizations are partnering with eco-justice groups to demand stronger climate action and commitment fulfillment.
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UN: Climate policy assessment of the candidates for the office of Secretary-General
The UN assesses the climate policy positions of candidates running for the office of Secretary-General.
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PH to unveil integrated trade-climate strategy by November
The Philippines plans to introduce an integrated trade and climate strategy by November.
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Bangladesh urged to align cooling policy with ozone protection goals
Experts are urging Bangladesh to integrate its cooling policies with international ozone protection goals.
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Legal nonprofit scrutinized over alleged Chinese influence ahead of climate case
A legal nonprofit involved in climate litigation is facing scrutiny over alleged foreign influence.
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BJORN LOMBORG | The Great Barrier Reef refuses to die on schedule
An opinion piece argues that the Great Barrier Reef is not dying as quickly as some projections suggest.
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TWO MISSIONS, ONE ROCKET 🚀 The European Space Agency shared photos of the liftoff for "FLEX" and "Sentinel-3C." "FLEX will watch plants glow as they photosynthesise... Sentinel-3C joins the Sentinel-3 family - operated by [EUMETSAT] on behalf of the
The European Space Agency launched two satellites, FLEX and Sentinel-3C, to monitor plant photosynthesis and Earth's environmental health.
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Global Warming Is Getting Worse, FastClickbait
A brief report asserts that global warming is accelerating.
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Aquidneck Resilience Seeks Public Input for Climate Resilience Plan
Aquidneck Resilience is seeking public feedback to develop a local climate resilience and adaptation plan.
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This Atlantic Hurricane Season Could Break a Record That Has Stood for 175 YearsClickbait
Speculation surrounds whether the current Atlantic hurricane season will break a 175-year-old record.
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El Niño is coming for California's beachfront homes and highways
AccuWeather reports on the potential risks posed by El Niño to California's coastal infrastructure and homes.
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Atlantic's eerie calm | No hurricanes as El Nino suddenly changes global weatherReprint
The Atlantic hurricane season is experiencing an unusual lull linked to shifting global weather patterns during an El Niño event.
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St. Mary’s Glacier Is No More: RIP to Denver’s Summertime Snow RetreatClickbait
The St. Mary’s Glacier in Colorado has melted away, marking the end of the landmark's existence.
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Ancient Superbugs Emerging from Melting Himalayan Glaciers?Clickbait
Speculation arises regarding the potential release of ancient pathogens from melting Himalayan glaciers.
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NLNG Identifies Methane Reduction As A Major Revenue Stream For Gas Producers
Nigeria LNG Limited is positioning methane reduction as a viable revenue stream for gas producers.
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Opportunity targets cows and chases climate consensus
This opinion piece explores the challenges of achieving climate consensus regarding agricultural emissions from livestock.
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NewClimate Institute at Climate Week NYC
NewClimate Institute is participating in Climate Week NYC to discuss climate policy and emissions tracking.
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Why these seniors are heading to Ottawa with a message for Mark Carney
A group of seniors is traveling to Ottawa to advocate for climate action in a meeting with Mark Carney.
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Bestway Cement now gets over a quarter of its plant power from solar
Bestway Cement has transitioned over 25% of its plant's power consumption to solar energy.
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The AA, Royal Mail, and Trents join forces to cut emissions from EV repairs
The AA, Royal Mail, and Trents have partnered to develop more sustainable repair practices for electric vehicle fleets.
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France: Bilateral dialogues fuel closer cooperation, climate resilience for vibrant planetReprint
France and China discuss bilateral cooperation on climate resilience and environmental protection.
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Lynk & Co 08 EM-P Reaches 200,000 Global Deliveries
The Lynk & Co 08 EM-P plug-in hybrid model has reached 200,000 cumulative global deliveries since its launch in 2023.
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The Iran War’s New Fallout: Falling EmissionsClickbait
This opinion piece discusses the complex and often contradictory impacts of political leadership and global conflict on carbon emissions.
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Teachers Call On Santa Barbara School District to Combat Extreme Heat
Santa Barbara teachers are urging the school district to implement measures to protect students and staff from extreme heat.
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Jackson NAACP workshop to examine flooding, climate and economic stability
The Jackson NAACP is hosting a workshop to address the intersection of flooding, climate change, and economic stability.
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Atlantic's eerie calm | No hurricanes as El Nino suddenly changes global weatherReprint
Shifting global weather patterns linked to El Niño have resulted in an unusually quiet Atlantic hurricane season.
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Shackelford: Nepal’s disaster is today’s terrifying climate change realityClickbait
An opinion piece frames the recent disaster in Nepal as a direct consequence of climate change.
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Ancient Superbugs Emerging from Melting Himalayan Glaciers?Clickbait
Scientists are investigating the potential release of ancient pathogens from melting Himalayan glaciers.
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Dow, Amcor Partner on Low-Carbon Packaging and Emissions TrackingReprint
Dow and Amcor are collaborating on initiatives to reduce emissions and improve tracking within their packaging supply chains.
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Regulatory rollbackClickbait
A brief commentary piece discusses the implications of recent regulatory rollbacks regarding environmental policy.
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How Royal Mail will use AI to calculate supplier emissionsReprint
Royal Mail is implementing artificial intelligence to track and calculate emissions from its supply chain.
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Practical Framework for Greener AI InferencingStudy
NTT Data has released a framework aimed at reducing the energy consumption and carbon footprint of artificial intelligence inferencing.
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Regulatory Review: Climate resilience, carbon borders and nature restoration
This regulatory review examines current developments in climate resilience, carbon border policies, and nature restoration efforts.
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Kazakhstan and Korea agree on satellite monitoring of methane emissionsReprint
Kazakhstan and South Korea have entered an agreement to collaborate on satellite-based monitoring of methane emissions.
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NLNG Identifies Methane Reduction As A Major Revenue Stream For Gas ProducersReprint
Nigeria LNG Limited highlighted the potential for gas producers to generate revenue by capturing and reducing methane emissions.
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Media Briefing: UNGA & Climate Week 2026
Oil Change International released a briefing ahead of the UN General Assembly and Climate Week 2026.
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Power forward: Rethinking clean energy for emerging markets
This analysis explores strategies for effectively scaling and rethinking clean energy deployment within emerging market economies.
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The Iran war is driving clean energy development. It's not enough to help the planet, yet
This opinion piece argues that geopolitical conflict is accelerating clean energy adoption, though current efforts remain insufficient to address climate change.
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No, EVs don’t catch fire more often (and other electric car myths we’re finally putting to bed)
This article addresses common misconceptions regarding the safety and fire risks associated with electric vehicles.
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The Iran war is driving clean energy development. It’s not enough to help the planet, yetReprint
This opinion piece argues that geopolitical conflict is accelerating clean energy adoption, though current efforts remain insufficient to address climate change.
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German grid operator dispute limits battery use at new solar-storage hybrid plant
A dispute with a German grid operator is restricting the operational capacity of a new solar-storage hybrid power plant.
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Plug-in solar panels still have safety risks in the UK despite legalisation
Despite the legalization of plug-in solar panels in the UK, safety concerns regarding their installation and grid integration persist.
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Solar Energy Industries Association to Combine with Coalition for Community Solar Access, Strengthening Advocacy for Entire Solar & Storage Industry Across the Country
The Solar Energy Industries Association and the Coalition for Community Solar Access are merging to strengthen solar industry advocacy.
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Royal Enfield’s Flying Flea electric motorcycle finally goes global, revealing its Western price
Royal Enfield is expanding the global availability and pricing of its Flying Flea electric motorcycle.
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Al Gore downplays AI threats and touts its climate potential
Al Gore argues that the potential benefits of AI for climate solutions outweigh its associated risks.
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City of Mathis under boil water notice as extreme heat lowers chlorine levels
The city of Mathis, Texas, issued a boil water notice after extreme heat caused chlorine levels in the water supply to drop.
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Opinion: A hotter St. Louis needs infrastructure that beats the heat
An opinion piece calls for infrastructure improvements in St. Louis to better withstand rising temperatures.
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Côte d’Ivoire launches online platform to map flood risks
Côte d’Ivoire has launched a digital platform to improve flood risk mapping and disaster preparedness.
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Heavy rain and floods in northern Vietnam submerge homes and disrupt economy
Heavy rainfall and flooding in northern Vietnam have caused significant property damage and economic disruption.
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PHL First East Coast Airport to Achieve Prestigious Carbon Reduction Recognition
Philadelphia International Airport has received recognition for its efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
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Veralto Announces Climate Targets Validated by the Science Based Targets initiativeReprint
Veralto announced that its corporate climate targets have been officially validated by the Science Based Targets initiative.
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Quantum Computing Could Cut 5 Billion Tons of EmissionsClickbait
Speculative analysis suggests that advancements in quantum computing could potentially reduce global emissions by 5 billion tons.
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Infofish Tuna day 3 recap: Bolton turns to suppliers for carbon footprint cuts; MSC volumes set to jump 39%
Tuna suppliers are increasingly focusing on carbon footprint reductions within their supply chains.
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Viewpoint: What’s the likely impact when the EPA loosens rules limiting methane pollution from oil and gas wells?Clickbait
An opinion piece discusses the potential environmental consequences of the EPA relaxing methane pollution standards for oil and gas wells.
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NLNG urges global gas producers to cut methane emissionsReprint
Nigeria LNG Limited is calling on global gas producers to prioritize the reduction of methane emissions.
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NLNG Urges Global Gas Producers To Cut Methane EmissionsReprint
Nigeria LNG Limited is calling on global gas producers to prioritize the reduction of methane emissions.
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NLNG Urges Gas Industry to Make Methane Reduction a Business PriorityReprint
Nigeria LNG Limited urges the gas industry to treat methane reduction as a core business priority.
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NLNG calls for methane reduction as business opportunityReprint
Nigeria LNG Limited highlights the business opportunities associated with reducing methane emissions in the energy sector.
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NLNG: How Methane Reduction Can Pay for Itself, Boost Gas RevenueReprint
Nigeria LNG Limited argues that methane reduction can be a self-funding initiative that increases overall gas revenue.
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Iran war drives clean energy development but it's still not enough to help the planet
The conflict in Iran has accelerated clean energy development, though the pace remains insufficient to meet global climate goals.
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What does Carney’s investment summit mean for clean energy?Clickbait
An analysis explores the potential impact of Mark Carney's investment summit on the clean energy sector.
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Fossil fuels: The Netherlands’ phase-out plan faces criticism
The Netherlands' plan for phasing out fossil fuels is facing criticism from various stakeholders.
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REA holds major UK geothermal conference with key political stakeholdersReprint
The Renewable Energy Association hosted a conference in the UK to discuss geothermal energy development with political stakeholders.
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The Iran war is driving clean energy development. It's not enough to help the planet, yet
Geopolitical instability is accelerating clean energy adoption, though current progress remains insufficient to meet global climate targets.
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Actis creates 2-GW Mexican greenfield renewables platform
Actis has established a new 2-GW renewable energy platform to develop greenfield projects in Mexico.
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Desalination Is Closing the Gap Between Water and Energy
Desalination technologies are increasingly being integrated with energy systems to manage water and power demands.
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Beam Global and Masdar City Free Zone Sign MOU to Explore Sustainable Energy Infrastructure Opportunities
Beam Global and Masdar City have signed an agreement to explore sustainable energy infrastructure projects.
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Tesla Q2FY26 Results: Auto margins dip to 16.3%, record deliveriesStudy
Tesla reported record vehicle deliveries for the second quarter of 2026 despite a slight dip in automotive margins.
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Royal Mail turns to recycled parts to slash fleet repair emissionsReprint
Royal Mail is utilizing recycled parts for fleet repairs to lower the carbon footprint of its maintenance operations.
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US Investments to Power Ukraine’s 5G Network and Massive Battery Storage Grid
New US investments will support the development of 5G infrastructure and large-scale battery energy storage systems in Ukraine.
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Landmark 1.45MWh sodium-sulfur storage system plugs into grid
A new 1.45MWh sodium-sulfur battery storage system has been successfully connected to the power grid.
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Eelpower acquires Silkstead BESS from Balanced Grid Works
Eelpower has acquired the Silkstead battery energy storage system from Balanced Grid Works.
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Jinko ESS and UCB Power sign MoU to advance BESS solutions in Brazil
Jinko ESS and UCB Power have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop battery storage solutions in Brazil.
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BW ESS acquires 126 MW of battery storage projects in Spain's Valencia region
BW ESS has acquired 126 MW of battery storage projects located in Spain's Valencia region.
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Meet the Thai youth bridging the gap between classrooms and reefs
A Thai youth is working to educate students about coral reef conservation and climate impacts.
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The 2026-27 European Alps’ Winter Forecast
Meteorologists provide a winter forecast for the European Alps amid changing climate patterns.
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New podcast episode examines why diesel prices are surging and what it meansClickbait
An IEA podcast episode discusses the drivers behind recent surges in global diesel prices.
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Jackson NAACP workshop to examine flooding, climate and economic stability
The Jackson NAACP is hosting a workshop to address the intersection of flooding, climate change, and economic stability.
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Experts Warn Atlantic Storm Could Be 2026’s First Hurricane Amid El NiñoClickbait
Experts are monitoring the Atlantic for potential storm development as the hurricane season continues during an El Niño cycle.
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Super El Niño could mean a harsh winter for Kentucky. What to expect
Forecasters discuss the potential for a harsh winter in Kentucky linked to the current super El Niño.
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No, EVs don’t catch fire more often (and other electric car myths we’re finally putting to bed)Clickbait
This article addresses common misconceptions regarding the fire safety of electric vehicles compared to internal combustion engine cars.
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Diesel: How a mainstream powertrain became a niche option in Canada
The market share of diesel-powered vehicles in Canada has declined significantly, shifting the automotive landscape toward alternative powertrains.
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Suzuki Across 2026: lower CO2 emissions for the PHEVStudy
Suzuki announced that the 2026 model of its Across plug-in hybrid vehicle will feature reduced CO2 emissions.
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Battery storage facility in Peoria approved by city council
The Peoria city council has officially approved the construction of a new battery storage facility.
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Climate Law Heats UpClickbait
An opinion piece discusses the evolving legal landscape surrounding climate change litigation.
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Great Barrier Reef refuses to die on scheduleClickbait
An opinion piece challenges prevailing narratives regarding the health and future of the Great Barrier Reef.
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51 ways to get the planet tipping the right wayClickbait
An article lists 51 suggestions for individual and collective actions to address environmental issues.
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29 Environmental Warnings From the 1970s That Came TrueClickbait
A listicle reviews historical environmental warnings from the 1970s that have since materialized.
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Farm Electrification Should Start With The Work, Not The TractorClickbait
This commentary argues that agricultural electrification should prioritize operational efficiency and workflow changes rather than focusing solely on replacing diesel tractors.
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What We're Watching: Two big losses for Trump, Maldives tackling climate change with AI, & More
A weekly news roundup covers various topics, including the Maldives' use of AI for climate adaptation.
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NEWSLETTER: Did climate change trigger Nepal’s glacier collapse?Clickbait
A newsletter explores the scientific debate regarding the role of climate change in the recent Nepalese glacier collapse.
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Experts Warn Atlantic Storm Could Be 2026’s First Hurricane Amid El NiñoClickbait
Speculative reporting discusses the potential for late-season Atlantic storms influenced by El Niño conditions.
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Materials Giants Join Forces on Sustainable Packaging SolutionsReprint
Several major materials companies are collaborating to develop more sustainable packaging solutions for the industry.
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Geotechnical Innovation Aims to Reduce Risks and Carbon Footprint
New geotechnical innovations are being deployed to mitigate environmental risks and lower the carbon footprint of construction projects.
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NewClimate Institute at Climate Week NYC
NewClimate Institute announced its participation and scheduled events for Climate Week NYC.
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The Iran war is driving clean energy development. It's not enough to help the planet, yetClickbait
An opinion piece discusses how geopolitical conflict is accelerating clean energy development while arguing it remains insufficient.
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Solar energy project planned for Belvoir Ranch; public meeting scheduled
A new solar energy project is being planned for the Belvoir Ranch in Wyoming, with a public meeting scheduled.
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Suzuki Across 2026: lower CO2 emissions for the PHEV
The 2026 Suzuki Across plug-in hybrid model features updated specifications resulting in lower carbon dioxide emissions.
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Royal Mail turns to recycled parts to slash fleet repair emissions
Royal Mail is utilizing recycled parts for vehicle repairs to reduce the carbon footprint of its delivery fleet.
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Eelpower Energy acquires Silkstead battery storage project in England
Eelpower Energy has acquired the Silkstead battery storage project located in England.
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LONGi, Enexus Sign 50 MWh Battery Storage Deal in Romania - News and Statistics
LONGi and Enexus have signed an agreement to deploy a 50 MWh battery storage project in Romania.
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Suntech SunStorage PRO STE-1ML-500P: Liquid-Cooled Storage Container for Ukraine - News and Statistics
Suntech is supplying a liquid-cooled battery storage container to support energy infrastructure in Ukraine.
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‘I Had a Crazy Dream’: The Couple Sailing Around the World to Help Coastal Communities Adapt to Climate Change
A couple is sailing around the world to assist coastal communities in adapting to climate change impacts.
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Editorial: Climate Changes
An editorial reflects on the ongoing nature and urgency of climate change.
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Lee County provides guide to reduce waterway pollution during excessive heat
Lee County officials released a guide to help residents reduce waterway pollution during periods of excessive heat.
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Why Voluntary Industry Action Still Matters | OGCIClickbait
An industry group argues for the continued importance of voluntary corporate actions in addressing climate change.
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NLNG Urges Global Gas Producers to Cut Methane Emissions, Says Lost Gas Means Lost RevenueReprint
Nigeria LNG is urging global gas producers to cut methane emissions, highlighting the economic benefits of capturing lost gas.
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Advancing Renewable Energy: PWP recognized with Green Power Leadership Award
Pasadena Water and Power received a Green Power Leadership Award for its efforts in advancing renewable energy initiatives.
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Waga Energy lands new landfill-to-RNG project in US
Waga Energy has secured a new project to convert landfill gas into renewable natural gas in the United States.
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Indonesia Needs Japan’s Technical Expertise to Modernize its Power Grid
Indonesia is seeking technical collaboration with Japan to modernize its power grid for better renewable energy integration.
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Minnesota State Community & Technical College Launches $12.7M Geothermal Project
Minnesota State Community & Technical College has initiated a $12.7 million geothermal energy project.
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Iowa scientists push for more renewable energy to meet growing demands
Scientists in Iowa are advocating for increased renewable energy capacity to meet rising electricity demands.
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Letter | Marklein's wrong about rejecting electrical transmission lines
A letter to the editor criticizes a politician's opposition to new electrical transmission lines needed for renewable energy.
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Beam Global and Masdar City Free Zone Sign MOU to Explore Clean-Mobility and Smart-Energy Solutions in Abu Dhabi
Beam Global and Masdar City signed an agreement to explore clean mobility and smart energy solutions in Abu Dhabi.
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Guest Opinion | David Reyes: Moving Clean Energy Projects from Planning to Action
A guest opinion piece argues for the necessity of accelerating the implementation of planned clean energy projects.
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Thirty-seven EV points proposed for bus depot in MonkstownReprint
A proposal has been submitted to install 37 electric vehicle charging points at a bus depot in Monkstown, Northern Ireland.
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Enexus selects LONGi’s BESS solutions for key utility projects in Romania
Enexus has selected LONGi to provide battery energy storage solutions for utility-scale projects in Romania.
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Biodiversity-Aware Planning of Grid-Scale Battery Energy Storage SystemsStudy
Researchers at Monash University are developing new planning frameworks to integrate biodiversity considerations into grid-scale battery storage projects.
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Suntech Introduces 2-Hour Containerized Storage In Ukraine
Suntech has introduced a new containerized battery storage system designed for the Ukrainian market.
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Bernstein: Computing Power Surges, Electricity Takes the Baton—China’s AI Cost Advantage Unlocks Long-Term Opportunities for Grid Energy Storage
Financial analysis suggests that rising AI computing power in China is creating new economic opportunities for grid-scale energy storage.
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Pakistan Moves Toward Virtual Grid & Battery-Based Power System
Pakistan is transitioning toward a modernized power system utilizing virtual grid technology and battery-based storage.
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WATCH DAY 1: Axios House at Climate Week & UN General AssemblyClickbait
Axios hosts a series of discussions and interviews during Climate Week and the UN General Assembly.
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WATCH DAY 2: Axios House at Climate Week & UN General AssemblyClickbait
Axios continues its coverage of events and discussions held during Climate Week and the UN General Assembly.
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Global Warming Is Getting Worse, FastClickbait
A brief overview states that global warming is accelerating without providing new data or specific analysis.
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Oct. 3, Experience solar energy in action at the UAB National Solar Tour
The University of Alabama at Birmingham is hosting a solar tour event to showcase local solar energy installations and technologies.
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Grid Forming Inverter Market Size & Share Report, 2033Study
A market research report provides projections for the grid-forming inverter industry through 2033.
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Bowie County, Texas Issued BDO Zone ?AA? Rating for Woody BiomassStudy
Bowie County, Texas, received a high rating for its woody biomass potential, supporting future bioenergy development.
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Die-Cast Cable Terminals Market Forecast to 2035: Electrification and Renewable Energy to Drive 5.5% CAGRStudy
Market forecasts predict steady growth for cable terminal manufacturing driven by global electrification and renewable energy expansion.
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Ventoplani founded to develop kite-like wind energy devices
A new company, Ventoplani, has been founded to develop innovative kite-based wind energy technology.
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GoodWe Launches Inverter For Off/Unreliable Grid Conditions
GoodWe has launched a new inverter specifically designed to operate in off-grid or unreliable power conditions.
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Satellites show Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice from Greenland, Antarctica in 47 yearsStudy
Satellite data reveals that Greenland and Antarctica have lost over 12 trillion tons of ice since 1977.
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August was the joint warmest month ever recorded globally, with temperatures once again exceeding 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels | CopernicusStudy
Copernicus reports that August 2026 was tied as the warmest month on record, exceeding 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
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World Energy Outlook 2026Study
The IEA releases its comprehensive annual World Energy Outlook report for 2026.
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August was the joint warmest month ever recorded globally, with temperatures once again exceeding 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels | CopernicusStudy
Copernicus reports that August was the joint warmest month on record, with temperatures exceeding 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
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Rapid Warming in the Himalaya Exacerbates Geohazard Cascades Beyond Adaptation LimitsStudy
A World Weather Attribution study finds that rapid Himalayan warming is causing geohazards that exceed current adaptation capabilities.
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Satellites show Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice from Greenland, Antarctica in 47 yearsStudy
Satellite data reveals that Greenland and Antarctica have lost over 12 trillion tons of ice since 1976 due to warming.
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EPA Rolls Back Power Plant Climate RulesReprint
The EPA has initiated a rollback of federal regulations governing greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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At 1.65°C above pre-industrial baseline, how August 2026 is hottest month on record
Global temperatures in August reached 1.65°C above pre-industrial levels, marking a new record for the month.
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Climate Change Primed Nepal Glacier for Deadly CollapseStudy
Researchers confirmed that global warming was a primary driver of the deadly rock and glacier collapse in Nepal last August.
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Climate crisis probably weakened glacier that caused devastating Nepal-Tibet floods, first study findsStudy
Scientific analysis indicates climate change destabilized the glacier that collapsed and caused deadly flooding in Nepal and Tibet.
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Human-Caused Warming Played ‘Very Strong’ Role in Himalayan Floods, Report FindsStudy
A new report concludes that human-caused warming significantly contributed to the Himalayan glacier collapse and subsequent floods.
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New labour and agricultural damages improve climate cost estimatesStudy
New research provides updated economic cost estimates for climate-driven labor productivity losses and agricultural damages.
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Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice from Greenland and Antarctica in 47 years, satellites showStudy
Satellite data shows that Greenland and Antarctica have lost 12.5 trillion tons of ice since 1979 due to warming oceans.
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Trump administration moves to gut a core endangered species protection
The Trump administration is moving to weaken core protections under the Endangered Species Act.
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Rapid Warming in the Himalaya Exacerbates Geohazard Cascades Beyond Adaptation LimitsStudy
A World Weather Attribution report details how Himalayan warming is causing geohazard cascades that exceed current adaptation capacities.
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Sea-level rise caused by ice loss from Greenland and AntarcticaStudy
The European Space Agency confirms that ice loss from Greenland and Antarctica is a primary driver of global sea level rise.
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Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice from Greenland and Antarctica in 47 years, satellites showStudy
Satellite data reveals that Greenland and Antarctica have lost over 12 trillion tons of ice since 1977.
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Trump’s EPA to Eliminate Limits on Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Power Plants
The incoming administration plans to eliminate federal limits on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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Feds Nix Carbon Emissions Standards for Coal- and Gas-Fired Power Plants
Federal authorities have revoked carbon emissions standards previously applied to coal- and gas-fired power plants.
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Trump Administration Repeals US Power Plant Climate Rules and Backs Coal and Gas | Ukraine news - #MezhaReprint
The Trump administration has repealed federal power plant climate regulations to prioritize coal and gas production.
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Speeding glaciers drive half a century of polar ice lossStudy
Satellite data reveals that accelerated glacier flow into the ocean has driven significant polar ice loss and sea level rise since the 1970s.
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We’ve Lost 11 Trillion Metric Tons of Ice Since the 1980sStudy
New research shows that 11 trillion metric tons of ice have been lost from Greenland and Antarctica since the 1980s, primarily via glacier discharge.
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With EPA’s Latest Move, Trump Topples the Last Pillar of Biden’s Climate Legacy
The EPA has finalized a rule rollback that removes key federal climate regulations on power plant emissions.
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Satellites show Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice from Greenland, Antarctica in 47 yearsStudy
Satellite data reveals that Greenland and Antarctica have lost over 12 trillion tons of ice since 1977.
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Satellites show Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice from Greenland, Antarctica in 47 yearsStudy
Satellite data reveals that Greenland and Antarctica have lost over 12 trillion tons of ice since 1977.
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Von der Leyen unveils European Heatwave Plan in key speech
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen unveiled a new European Heatwave Plan to address rising temperatures.
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Satellites show Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice from Greenland, Antarctica in 47 yearsStudy
Satellite data reveals that Greenland and Antarctica have lost over 12 trillion tons of ice since 1977.
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Satellites show Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice from Greenland, Antarctica in 47 years
Satellite data confirms that Greenland and Antarctica have lost over 12 trillion tons of ice during the last 47 years.
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Copernicus: August was the world’s joint hottest month on recordStudy
Copernicus data confirms that August was tied as the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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Climate, Seismic Factors Primed ‘Unprecedented’ Nepal Disaster
Climate change and seismic activity are identified as primary drivers of the unprecedented flooding disaster in Nepal.
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Florida climate change censorship on National Public Radio
Reports indicate that climate change content is being suppressed or censored in Florida's public media coverage.
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Sea Level Rise: Human Rights Impacts and Legal Obligations to Prevent and Repair Climate Harm
A legal report outlines the human rights obligations of states to address and prevent harm caused by sea level rise.
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Google agrees biggest carbon-removal deal yet, aims to scale new model
Google signed a major carbon-removal agreement with Terradot to scale up new carbon capture and storage technologies.
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Heathrow’s Expansion Is “Not Currently Compatible” With Net Zero
Heathrow Airport's proposed expansion is deemed incompatible with the UK's net-zero climate commitments.
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Analysis: India’s power-sector emissions flat for two years due to clean-energy surgeStudy
A surge in clean energy adoption has kept India's power-sector carbon emissions flat for the past two years.
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Analysis: Global fossil-fuel emissions set to fall in 2026 amid Hormuz crisisStudy
Global fossil-fuel emissions are projected to decline by 0.5% in 2026 due to the economic fallout from the Hormuz crisis.
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Trump Administration Moves to Gut a Core Endangered Species Protection
The Trump administration is reinterpreting law to weaken protections for endangered species by excluding collateral harm.
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Heat-related lost labor emerges as a major cost of carbon emissionsStudy
A UC Davis study quantifies the global economic impact of heat-related labor productivity losses caused by climate change.
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Vineyard Wind, GE Vernova settle legal battle over offshore wind project
Vineyard Wind and GE Vernova have settled their legal dispute, allowing the offshore wind project to proceed.
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Florida climate change censorship on National Public Radio
Reports indicate that Florida officials are suppressing climate change content in public education and media.
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Nepal flood destruction shows "limits to adaptation", scientists say
Scientists state that the destruction from Nepal's floods highlights the physical and economic limits of current adaptation strategies.
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Sea Level Rise: Human Rights Impacts and Legal Obligations to Prevent and Repair Climate HarmStudy
A legal report outlines the human rights impacts of sea level rise and the obligations to prevent climate harm.
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Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice from Greenland and Antarctica in 47 years, satellites show
Satellite data reveals that Greenland and Antarctica lost over 12 trillion tons of ice between 1976 and 2023.
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How the EPA rollback of carbon emission rules could play out in Georgia's coal-fired power plants
Local reporting examines the potential impact of federal carbon emission rule rollbacks on coal-fired power plants in Georgia.
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Google agrees biggest carbon-removal deal yet, aims to scale new model
Google has entered into its largest carbon-removal contract to date, aiming to scale new technologies in the sector.
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The United Nations University warns that governments are approving electricity infrastructure with 15 to 20 year lifespans on the basis of historical weather records that are unlikely to hold, even as the International Energy Agency projects the renewable sectorStudy
The UN warns that infrastructure planning is failing because it relies on outdated historical weather data.
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EPA Rolls Back Power Plant Climate RulesReprint
The EPA has initiated the rollback of existing climate rules governing power plant emissions.
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At 1.65°C above pre-industrial baseline, how August 2026 is hottest month on recordReprint
August 2026 reached 1.65°C above pre-industrial levels, marking it as the hottest month on record.
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France recorded at least 817 excess deaths during July 27-August 20 heatwaves
France recorded at least 817 excess deaths linked to heatwaves occurring between late July and late August.
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Climate at a Glance Global RankingsStudy
NOAA releases updated global climate rankings and temperature data.
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Climate at a Glance Global RankingsStudy
NOAA provides updated global climate rankings and temperature data.
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Yes, this summer really was as hot as you think it was
Recent data confirms that the past summer reached record-breaking temperatures, consistent with long-term climate warming trends.
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Colombia and Brazil deadliest countries for environmental activists, report saysStudy
A Global Witness report identifies Colombia and Brazil as the deadliest countries for environmental activists in 2025.
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The Mediterranean is getting warmer and saltier at an ever-faster pace—even thousands of meters below the surfaceStudy
New research shows the Mediterranean Sea is warming and becoming saltier at an accelerating rate, even at great depths.
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EU to launch climate insurance scheme after summer of extreme weather
The EU is establishing a climate insurance scheme to manage financial risks from increasingly frequent extreme weather events.
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Advice to the UK Government on proposed Heathrow Airport expansionStudy
The UK Climate Change Committee advises against Heathrow Airport expansion due to its impact on national emissions targets.
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As El Niño looms, study finds rapid growth in climate extremes are hitting an unexpected region of the Amazon hardestStudy
A new study identifies a specific region of the Amazon experiencing rapid growth in climate-driven extremes.
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Study finds extreme heat is spilling into spring and autumn across more than half the worldStudy
A new study finds that extreme heat events are increasingly occurring during spring and autumn months across more than half the globe.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat wave
The European Union is developing a new firefighting fleet to address the increasing threat of deadly summer heat waves.
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Sea-level rise caused by ice loss from Greenland and AntarcticaStudy
The European Space Agency confirms that ice loss from Greenland and Antarctica is a primary driver of global sea-level rise.
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Speeding glaciers drive half a century of polar ice lossStudy
A new study finds that accelerating glacier movement has contributed significantly to polar ice loss over the last fifty years.
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Global ocean temperatures set new record as developing El Niño adds heat to decades of warming
Global ocean temperatures have reached record highs, exacerbated by the combination of long-term warming and a developing El Niño.
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US carbon rules for coal and gas power plants go up in smokeReprint
The US government has repealed greenhouse gas emission standards for coal and gas power plants.
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US EPA Repeals Carbon Limits for Power PlantsReprint
The US EPA has repealed existing carbon emission limits for power plants.
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Washington moves to rollback methane rules for 700,000 wells tied to half of US oil and gas leaks
The US government is moving to roll back methane regulations affecting hundreds of thousands of oil and gas wells.
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California PFAS pesticide ban gutted after industry lobbying, author says bill is 'a shell'
A California bill intended to ban PFAS pesticides was significantly weakened following intense industry lobbying.
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EPA takes aim at power plant climate rules
The EPA is initiating the process to roll back federal climate regulations governing power plant emissions.
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NVIDIA’s AI climate hoax: New analysis on NVIDIA’s rising emissions and greenwashing
Greenpeace analysis accuses NVIDIA of greenwashing and failing to account for the rising emissions associated with its AI technology.
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August claims title of hottest month ever recorded as El Niño intensifiesReprint
August is confirmed as the hottest month ever recorded as El Niño conditions intensify global warming.
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Climate change causes the Western Pacific Subtropical High stronger and more extremeStudy
Research indicates that climate change is strengthening the Western Pacific Subtropical High, leading to more extreme weather.
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Here’s what one team of scientists thinks happened in Nepal’s deadly flood waveStudy
Scientists are investigating the causes of a deadly flood wave that recently occurred in Nepal.
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The projected financial cost of climate change physical hazards for Thailand’s listed companiesStudy
An S&P Global report quantifies the projected financial risks posed by climate-related physical hazards to Thai companies.
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El Niño Is Just a Fraction of a Degree Away From Becoming the Strongest on Record
The current El Niño is nearing record-breaking strength, which is expected to exacerbate global weather extremes.
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Scientists Warn This Year's El Niño Can Trigger Unprecedented Flooding
Scientists warn that the current El Niño pattern significantly increases the risk of unprecedented flooding events.
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Greenland and Antartica lost staggering amount of ice last 50 yearsReprint
Recent satellite data shows a massive loss of ice from Greenland and Antarctica over the last 50 years.
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Greenland and Antarctica lost 11.3 trillion tonnes of iceReprint
Reports indicate that Greenland and Antarctica have lost 11.3 trillion tonnes of ice, contributing to global sea level rise.
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Earth Loses More Than 12 Trillion Tons of Ice from Greenland and Antarctica in 47 Years, Satellite Data ShowsReprint
Satellite data indicates that Greenland and Antarctica have lost over 12 trillion tons of ice since 1979, contributing to global sea-level rise.
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Antarctic, Greenland Sheets Have Melted Enough Since the '70s to Cover US in 5 Feet of IceReprint
Research shows that ice loss from Greenland and Antarctica since the 1970s is equivalent to covering the United States in five feet of ice.
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Greenland and Antarctica have lost 11,309 billion tonnes of ice between 1979 and 2023, raising sea levelsReprint
New satellite analysis confirms Greenland and Antarctica lost over 11 trillion tonnes of ice between 1979 and 2023, driving sea-level rise.
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Greenland and Antarctica Shed 11.3 Trillion Tons of Ice Since 1979, Lifting Seas 3.14 cmReprint
Satellite observations reveal that polar ice sheet melt has caused global sea levels to rise by 3.14 centimeters since 1979.
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Since 1979, Greenland and Antarctica have lost more than 11 trillion metric tons of iceReprint
Data confirms that Greenland and Antarctica have shed more than 11 trillion metric tons of ice since 1979.
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Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice from Greenland, Antarctica in 47 yearsReprint
Satellite data confirms that Greenland and Antarctica have lost over 12 trillion tons of ice over the past 47 years.
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Satellite data shows major ice losses for Greenland and AntarcticaReprint
Satellite measurements document significant long-term ice mass loss across Greenland and Antarctica.
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New methane data show the risks of exempting low-producing wellsStudy
New data from the Environmental Defense Fund highlights the significant methane emissions risks associated with exempting low-producing oil and gas wells.
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California restored wetlands to store carbon; years later, scientists found some were still releasing greStudy
A study found that some restored California wetlands continue to release greenhouse gases rather than acting as effective carbon sinks.
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What EPA’s climate denial means for the energy transition
This analysis examines the implications of EPA climate denialism on the ongoing energy transition.
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EU heads to COP31 with a blunt message: climate pledges are no longer enoughReprint
The EU is preparing for COP31 with a focus on moving beyond existing climate pledges.
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American solar quietly grew big enough to "light up" one in three homes before most people even looked up and now a record-breaking 11-gigawatt quarter is pushing it into territory few saw coming
U.S. solar capacity saw a record-breaking 11-gigawatt quarter, significantly increasing the total number of homes powered by solar energy.
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Oregon isn’t on track to meet transportation emissions goals, forecast showsStudy
New forecasts indicate that Oregon is currently failing to meet its established transportation emissions reduction targets.
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2026’s El Niño is shaping up to be a doozy – it’s already affecting global shipping, fish behavior and heat
The 2026 El Niño event is impacting global shipping, marine life behavior, and temperature patterns.
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Heathrow Expansion Incompatible With UK Climate Goals
A proposed expansion of Heathrow Airport is being challenged for its incompatibility with the United Kingdom's legally binding climate change targets.
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A New Bill Could Help Obstruct Future Energy Efficiency Standards for Home Appliances—and Repeal Old Ones
A proposed Senate bill would hinder the Department of Energy's ability to update or enforce energy efficiency standards for home appliances.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat waveReprint
The European Union plans to develop a new firefighting fleet to address the increasing frequency of climate-driven heat waves and wildfires.
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Trump Ally Harold Hamm Strikes Venezuela Oil Deal
Continental Resources has signed a preliminary deal to develop and produce oil in Venezuela.
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Climate change is putting the squeeze on the world's grapegrowers
Extreme heat, drought, and wildfires across Europe are significantly impacting the region's agricultural sector, specifically affecting grape growers.
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Satellite data gives clearer picture of how ice sheets are losing massStudy
Long-term satellite data indicates that ice sheet mass loss is primarily driven by accelerated glacier flow rather than surface melting.
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ActionAid Report Argues For Cancelling Debt In Climate-Vulnerable CountriesStudy
An ActionAid report calls for debt cancellation for climate-vulnerable nations to enable necessary investment in climate action.
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Miners stake claims where Trump slashed Bears Ears National Monument
Mining claims are being filed in the Bears Ears National Monument following the federal government's decision to reduce the protected area.
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If Climate Change Contributed to Nepal’s Floods, Should Polluters Pay?
An article explores the debate over whether polluters should be held financially liable for climate-linked disasters like the Nepal floods.
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Climate change is making it easier for invasive species to succeed
Research shows that climate change is creating more favorable conditions for the spread of invasive species.
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Earth’s atmosphere is getting less dusty. That could be adding to global warmingStudy
A reduction in atmospheric dust levels may be contributing to increased global warming, according to a new study.
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Federal disaster reports under the Trump administration leave journalists to source climate explanations elsewhere
Federal disaster reports under the previous administration reportedly omitted climate change context, forcing journalists to seek alternative sources.
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Drought in Summer 2026 in 12 Maps and GraphsStudy
New maps and graphs provide a comprehensive overview of drought conditions across the United States during the summer of 2026.
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Here’s what one team of scientists thinks happened in Nepal’s deadly flood wave
Scientists are analyzing the causes of a deadly flood wave in Nepal, linking the event to glacial instability.
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Climate, Seismic Factors Primed ‘Unprecedented’ Nepal Disaster
Analysis suggests that both seismic activity and climate-related factors contributed to the unprecedented disaster in Nepal.
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The projected financial cost of climate change physical hazards for Thailand’s listed companiesStudy
An S&P Global report projects the financial impact of climate-related physical hazards on publicly traded companies in Thailand.
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Satellite data shows major ice losses for Greenland and Antarctica
New satellite data indicates significant and ongoing ice mass loss in Greenland and Antarctica.
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Melting Ice from Greenland and Antarctica Reaches 12.5 Trillion Tons, Accelerating Sea Level RiseReprint
Accelerated ice loss in polar regions is contributing to rising sea levels, according to recent data.
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Scientists confirm a 'super' El Niño is in progress. Here's what it means
Scientists have confirmed that a strong El Niño event is currently underway, influencing global weather patterns.
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Trump, Zeldin Try to “Unleash” Dirty Energy with Repeal of Pollution Standards
The Sierra Club criticizes plans by the incoming administration to repeal federal pollution standards for energy production.
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What is 'Cancer Alley?' What to know as EPA rolls back pollution standards
The Shreveport Times explains the environmental context of 'Cancer Alley' in light of federal rollbacks of pollution standards.
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Oregon isn’t on track to meet transportation emissions goals, forecast shows
A new forecast indicates that Oregon is currently not on track to meet its transportation emissions reduction goals.
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BHP says its carbon emissions, diesel use will stay higher for longer
Mining giant BHP announced that its carbon emissions and diesel consumption will remain elevated for a longer period than previously projected.
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New methane data show the risks of exempting low-producing wellsStudy
New data from the Environmental Defense Fund highlights the significant methane leakage risks associated with exempting low-producing oil and gas wells from regulation.
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California restored wetlands to store carbon; years later, scientists found some were still releasing gre
Research indicates that some restored wetlands in California are continuing to release greenhouse gases instead of sequestering carbon as intended.
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Fossil fuel advertising contracts at all-time high in 2026 | Oil and gas companies
Fossil fuel companies have reached record-high levels of advertising contracts in 2026.
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What EPA’s climate denial means for the energy transition
An analysis examines the implications of the EPA's current stance on climate science for the energy transition.
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EU sets out COP31 battle lines: pledges are not enough
The European Union has signaled that current international climate pledges are insufficient ahead of the upcoming COP31 negotiations.
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Australia cannot be a good Pacific neighbour while expanding fossil fuels: Tuvalu minister
Tuvalu's minister asserts that Australia cannot maintain positive diplomatic relations with Pacific neighbors while continuing to expand fossil fuel projects.
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UNGA, COP31 must deliver more than diplomatic rhetoric amid Nepal disaster and energy turmoil, experts say
Experts urge world leaders to move beyond rhetoric at upcoming summits to address climate-driven disasters and energy instability.
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Pacific aid “doesn’t really matter” next to Australia’s fossil fuel subsidies, Tuva...
Critics argue that Australia's fossil fuel subsidies significantly outweigh the value of its climate-related aid to Pacific nations.
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American solar quietly grew big enough to "light up" one in three homes before most people even looked up and now a record-breaking 11-gigawatt quarter is pushing it into territory few saw coming
U.S. solar capacity reached a record-breaking 11 gigawatts in the most recent quarter.
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From 3 GW to 162 GW: The rise of India’s solar power sector
India's solar power capacity has grown significantly, increasing from 3 GW to 162 GW over recent years.
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AEA Sends Letter Of Support For H.R. 8330, Stop The Climate Shakedowns Act
The American Energy Alliance has formally endorsed legislation aimed at restricting climate-related litigation.
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Copperwood Mine foes sue to block $50M grant for project near Lake Superior
Opponents of the Copperwood Mine have filed a lawsuit to block a $50 million grant for the project.
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Heathrow Expansion Incompatible With UK Climate Goals
A report argues that the proposed expansion of Heathrow Airport is incompatible with the United Kingdom's climate change commitments.
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20 states and D.C. sue Trump over change to endangered species protections
Twenty states and D.C. have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration regarding changes to endangered species protections.
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Antarctic ozone hole expands above average in early September: EU climate agencyStudy
The EU climate agency reports that the Antarctic ozone hole expanded to above-average levels in early September.
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El Niño: Indonesia fire emissions in 2026 ‘on track’ to match record for this centuryStudy
Indonesia's 2026 wildfire emissions are projected to reach record levels for the century due to El Niño conditions.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat wave
The European Union is developing a new firefighting fleet to address the increasing threat of extreme summer heat waves.
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Trump administration’s endangered species habitat rule repeal takes effect, facing bipartisan pushback in Congress
A Trump-era rule repeal affecting endangered species habitats has taken effect, drawing bipartisan criticism for weakening environmental protections.
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AI’s Climate Footprint Draws Growing Concern From Asset Owners
Asset owners are expressing growing concern regarding the significant climate footprint associated with artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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The Age of Power
Ember provides an analysis of the evolving global power landscape.
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Bristol Becomes First UK City to Ban Fast Fashion Adverts Over Industry’s Environmental Toll
Bristol has banned fast fashion advertisements on city property to address the industry's environmental impact.
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As Russia attacks Ukraine’s grid, solar offers a path to resilience
Solar energy installations are providing a resilient power alternative for Ukraine following Russian attacks on the country's electrical grid.
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Venezuela’s historic oil deal with the US reignites environmental, human rights concerns
A U.S.-Venezuela oil deal aimed at increasing energy production raises concerns regarding environmental protection and human rights.
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Airlines should pay for CO2 removal if Heathrow expands, say climate advisers
The UK's Climate Change Committee recommends that Heathrow expansion be contingent on airlines funding carbon dioxide removal to offset emissions.
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‘We’re near a breaking point:’ firefighters say US government is failing them amid intense wildfire season
US federal firefighters report being overwhelmed and under-resourced due to an increasingly intense and prolonged wildfire season.
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Third Heathrow runway should only go ahead if airlines pay for cleaner flying, say advisers
UK climate advisers state that Heathrow's third runway should only proceed if airlines fund measures to achieve cleaner flying.
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Why Massachusetts is betting on this industry to be its next big thing
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey is prioritizing the growth of the state's clean technology sector.
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The High Cost of Climate Change on Worker ProductivityStudy
A UC Davis study quantifies the negative impact of rising temperatures on worker productivity and economic output.
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Climate change boosted extreme heat in Arizona this summer, report saysStudy
A new report attributes the severity of Arizona's recent extreme heat waves to human-caused climate change.
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Busting the myths: five lies you’ve been told about net zero
This analysis debunks five common myths regarding net-zero climate goals.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat wave
The European Union is establishing a new firefighting fleet to address increased wildfire risks from extreme heat.
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Google agrees biggest carbon-removal deal yet, aims to scale new modelReprint
Google has signed a significant carbon-removal agreement to help scale new climate technology models.
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EU sets out COP31 battle lines: pledges are not enough
The EU is preparing for COP31, emphasizing that current climate pledges are insufficient to meet goals.
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Nepal demands $20M in climate compensation after floods leave more than 6,000 people dead or missingReprint
Nepal is seeking $20 million in climate compensation following devastating floods that caused thousands of casualties.
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Study explores pregnancy risks from heat and wildfire smokeStudy
A new study examines the health risks to pregnant individuals posed by extreme heat and wildfire smoke.
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Von der Leyen's heatwave plan comes as Europe runs out of time to adapt
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposes a heatwave plan as Europe faces urgent needs for climate adaptation.
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The surprising reason there have been no Atlantic hurricanes this year
Meteorologists analyze the atmospheric and oceanic factors contributing to the current lack of Atlantic hurricane activity.
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Satellites show Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice from Greenland, Antarctica in 47 yearsReprint
Satellite data reveals that Greenland and Antarctica have lost over 12 trillion tons of ice since 1977.
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Polar Ice Sheets Have Lost 11 Trillion Tons of Ice—and 'Speeding' Glaciers Are Driving the Loss
New research highlights how accelerating glacier flow is a major factor in the massive loss of polar ice sheets.
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Satellites show Earth lost nearly 12-trillion tonnes of ice from Greenland, Antarctica in 47 yearsReprint
Satellite observations show a loss of nearly 12 trillion tonnes of ice from polar regions over the past 47 years.
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Greenland and Antarctica lost 11.3 trillion tonnes of ice in 50 yearsReprint
A study reveals that Greenland and Antarctica have lost 11.3 trillion tonnes of ice over the past 50 years.
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Ice sheets lost 11.3 trillion tonnes since 1970s, study findsReprint
Research indicates that Earth's major ice sheets have lost 11.3 trillion tonnes of ice since the 1970s.
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Record-breaking snowmelt in the Swiss Alps
The Swiss Alps are experiencing record-breaking levels of snowmelt due to rising temperatures.
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Google agrees biggest carbon-removal deal yet, aims to scale new modelReprint
Google has signed a significant carbon-removal agreement aimed at scaling new methane-reduction technologies.
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Trump’s Climate Rollbacks Will Keep US Emissions Higher for Longer
An analysis argues that recent climate policy rollbacks will result in sustained higher US greenhouse gas emissions.
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Google, NASA AI Maps Global Methane Emissions
Google and NASA are collaborating on an AI-driven project to map global methane emissions.
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Google agrees biggest carbon-removal deal: What to knowReprint
Google has signed a significant agreement to purchase carbon-removal credits to offset its emissions.
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Trump curbs on China-linked equipment threaten US clean-energy projects
New U.S. restrictions on China-linked equipment are creating supply chain challenges for domestic clean-energy projects.
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The United Nations University warns that governments are approving electricity infrastructure with 15 to 20 year lifespans on the basis of historical weather records that are unlikely to hold, even as the International Energy Agency projects the renewable sectorStudy
The UN University warns that infrastructure planning is failing to account for future climate-driven weather changes.
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Trump’s power equipment ban: US BESS market implications and the supply chain dilemma
New US restrictions on power equipment imports are creating supply chain uncertainty for the domestic battery storage market.
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Third Heathrow runway should only go ahead if airlines pay for cleaner flying, say advisers
Advisers recommend that a third Heathrow runway should only proceed if airlines commit to funding cleaner aviation technologies.
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More than 12 trillion tons of ice lost in climate change's big meltReprint
Data indicates that over 12 trillion tons of ice have been lost globally due to climate change.
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Indonesia’s choking wildfire, haze worsen breathing woes on Borneo
Worsening wildfires and smoke haze in Borneo are causing significant respiratory health issues for local residents.
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Von der Leyen unveils European Heatwave Plan after record summerReprint
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a new heatwave response plan following a record-breaking summer.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat wave
The European Union is planning to establish a new firefighting fleet to address the increasing threat of heat-driven wildfires.
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New $1 Million Fund to Tackle Sea Level Rise
The Port of Seattle has established a $1 million fund to support projects addressing local sea level rise.
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Mendocino County Board of Supervisors weighs sea level rise rules for coastal building
Mendocino County officials are considering new building regulations to account for projected sea level rise on the coast.
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Dana Point Prepares For Kelvin Wave Expected To Raise Sea Levels Along SoCal Coast
Dana Point is preparing for potential coastal flooding as a Kelvin wave is expected to raise sea levels.
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Why people are leaving entire houses to fall into the ocean
Coastal erosion and rising sea levels are forcing residents to abandon homes as they fall into the ocean.
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[Science Scope] The Paradox of a Melting Himalayas: Overflowing Waters Begin to Dwindle
Himalayan glaciers are melting, creating a paradox where initial water surges are eventually followed by long-term water scarcity.
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Melting Ice from Greenland and Antarctica Reaches 12.5 Trillion Tons, Accelerating Sea Level RiseReprint
Cumulative ice loss from Greenland and Antarctica has reached 12.5 trillion tons, significantly contributing to global sea level rise.
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Google Signs Record Carbon and Methane Removal Deal with Terradot
Google has signed a large-scale carbon and methane removal agreement with the firm Terradot.
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Google Targets Rice Methane Emissions in India with 1 Million Carbon Credits
Google is funding a project to reduce methane emissions from rice cultivation in India through the purchase of carbon credits.
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NLNG To Cut Methane Emissions By 15% With Gas Recovery Projects
Nigeria LNG Limited announced projects to recover gas and reduce its methane emissions by 15 percent.
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Federal clean fuel tax credit extends to gas from animal manure
The U.S. federal government expanded clean fuel tax credits to include biogas produced from animal manure.
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Google signs biggest carbon removal deal with Terradot in BrazilReprint
Google signed a significant carbon removal deal with Terradot for projects located in Brazil.
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❝Communities don’t need another decade of climate pledges – they need delivery
An opinion piece argues that communities require concrete climate action and delivery rather than continued pledges.
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Lights off, gas on: Why Nigeria and Ghana can’t quit fossil fuels yet
This report explores the economic and infrastructural challenges preventing Nigeria and Ghana from moving away from fossil fuels.
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India's rooftop solar mkt has 132 GW potential, demand may hit 15 GW: Isma
Industry estimates suggest India's rooftop solar market has a potential capacity of 132 GW, with projected demand reaching 15 GW.
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Extreme heat in Savannah prompts leaders call for climate policy
Local leaders in Savannah are calling for climate policy action following recent extreme heat events.
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Hot Potatoes Mean Higher Prices and Shorter Fries in EuropeReprint
Drought and extreme heat in Europe have reduced potato yields, causing price increases and supply shortages.
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ICESat-2 Cal/Val 2022 L2 CHIR Green Wavelength Lidar Arctic Sea Ice Heights and Bathymetry V001Study
NASA released new ICESat-2 satellite data measuring Arctic sea ice heights and bathymetry.
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Texas Oil and Gas Regulator Doubles Down and Defies State Legislature
The Texas Railroad Commissioner defied a legislative summons to testify before a committee overseeing the state's oil and gas regulator.
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Here's why an Arizona medical examiner is working to track heat-related deaths
An Arizona medical examiner is developing a new protocol to track heat-related deaths due to a lack of national data.
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Britain's most artificial landscape may not survive climate change
Large portions of England's Fens region are at risk of disappearing due to rising sea levels.
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The Fed’s First Rate Hike Since 2023 Is a Problem for Renewables
A Federal Reserve interest rate hike is expected to create financial headwinds for renewable energy project development.
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Climate change causes the Western Pacific Subtropical High stronger and more extremeStudy
A study finds that climate change is strengthening the Western Pacific Subtropical High, leading to more extreme weather.
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Mayor Mamdani Announces New York City’s First Bus Shelter With a Cooling Green Roof in Brownsville
New York City has installed its first bus shelter featuring a cooling green roof to help mitigate urban heat.
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How extreme heat is hitting wallets
An analysis explores the economic impacts and financial costs associated with the rise of extreme heat events.
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EU plans new European Heatwave Plan after deadly summer heat wave
The European Union is developing a new heatwave response plan following a summer of record-breaking, deadly temperatures.
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Summer 2026 was the hottest on record in the US. How hot Tennessee got
Summer 2026 was the hottest on record in the United States, with significant temperature anomalies reported in Tennessee.
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'A wake-up call': California music festival cancelled after El Niño-linked hurricane erodes beach
A California music festival was cancelled after beach erosion caused by an El Niño-linked storm.
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El Niño just leveled up to super status. Here’s what that means for the weatherReprint
The current El Niño event has intensified, with experts forecasting significant impacts on global weather patterns.
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El Niño Is Just a Fraction of a Degree Away From Becoming the Strongest on Record
Current data shows the ongoing El Niño event is nearing record-breaking strength.
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New $1 Million Fund to Tackle Sea Level Rise
The Port of Seattle has established a $1 million fund to address the impacts of sea level rise.
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Why is sea-level rise so much worse in some coastal areas?
This report examines why sea level rise impacts vary significantly across different coastal regions.
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Greenland and Antarctica lost 11.3 trillion tonnes of iceReprint
Satellite observations show that Greenland and Antarctica have lost 11.3 trillion tonnes of ice over recent decades.
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More than 12 trillion tons of ice lost as climate change accelerates polar meltReprint
Accelerating climate change has resulted in the loss of over 12 trillion tons of polar ice.
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Why people are leaving entire houses to fall into the ocean
Coastal erosion and rising seas are forcing residents to abandon homes along the Oregon coast.
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Antarctic, Greenland Sheets Have Melted Enough Since the '70s to Cover US in 5 Feet of IceReprint
Satellite data shows that ice melt from Greenland and Antarctica since the 1970s is equivalent to covering the U.S. in five feet of ice.
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Greenland and Antarctica Shed 11.3 Trillion Tons of Ice Since 1979, Lifting Seas 3.14 cmReprint
Ice loss from Greenland and Antarctica since 1979 has contributed to a 3.14 cm rise in global sea levels.
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Greenland and Antarctica have lost 11,309 billion tonnes of ice between 1979 and 2023, raising sea levelsReprint
Data shows Greenland and Antarctica lost over 11,000 billion tonnes of ice between 1979 and 2023, contributing to sea level rise.
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Satellite data shows major ice losses for Greenland and AntarcticaReprint
Satellite data indicates major ice losses for Greenland and Antarctica.
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Satellites show Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice from Greenland, Antarctica in 47 yearsReprint
Satellites show that Greenland and Antarctica lost over 12 trillion tons of ice over the past 47 years.
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Greenland and Antarctica face major ice loss: Key details explainedReprint
An overview explains the significant ice loss occurring in Greenland and Antarctica and its implications.
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[Science Scope] The Paradox of a Melting Himalayas: Overflowing Waters Begin to Dwindle
Research highlights the long-term threat to Himalayan water security as melting glaciers transition from overflow to depletion.
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Central Asia and South Korea to join forces against glacier melting and desertification
Central Asian nations and South Korea are partnering to address glacier melting and desertification in the region.
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Khangri Glacier and the looming threat of a Himalayan deluge
The Khangri Glacier poses a growing threat of catastrophic flooding to downstream Himalayan communities.
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Scientists Warn This Year's El Niño Can Trigger Unprecedented Flooding
Scientists warn that the current El Niño event has the potential to trigger unprecedented flooding in various regions.
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New National Academies Report Highlights Governance Barriers for Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal ResearchStudy
A National Academies report identifies governance and regulatory barriers hindering research into marine carbon dioxide removal.
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Praise, concerns pour in for repeal of power plant emissions rules -
Public reaction is mixed following the federal repeal of power plant carbon emissions rules.
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Crop irrigation has a surprising effect on carbon emissionsStudy
A new study reveals that crop irrigation practices have a significant and previously underestimated impact on carbon emissions.
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Google Targets Rice Methane Emissions in India with 1 Million Carbon Credits
Google is investing in carbon credits aimed at reducing methane emissions from rice cultivation in India.
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Google Signs Record Carbon and Methane Removal Deal with TerradotReprint
Google has finalized a record-breaking carbon and methane removal deal with the company Terradot.
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Google signs biggest carbon removal deal with Terradot in BrazilReprint
Google has signed a major carbon removal agreement with Terradot for projects located in Brazil.
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It was the hottest of summers, it was the meekest of responses
This advocacy piece criticizes the global response to record-breaking summer temperatures as inadequate and ineffective.
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INTERVIEW: Hoekstra says war makes climate action ‘no-brainer’ for Europe
EU climate commissioner Wopke Hoekstra states that the ongoing war in Europe makes the transition to clean energy a strategic necessity.
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Britain’s solar boom needs energy storage to tackle evening price spikes, new report findsStudy
A new report suggests the UK needs more energy storage to manage price volatility caused by solar generation.
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2026 ‘record year’ for UK rooftop solar installations, as Iran war hikes energy prices
The UK is seeing a record year for rooftop solar installations amid rising energy prices.
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Naver and Gurīn Energy Sign 216 MW Solar Power Agreement
Naver and Gurīn Energy have signed a power purchase agreement for a 216 MW solar project in South Korea.
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Swift Solar's Joel Jean Says Perovskite Is the 45% Answer at the End of the Silicon Road
Swift Solar discusses the potential for perovskite technology to significantly increase the efficiency of solar panels.
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Algeria Set to Record Africa’s Fastest Renewable Energy Growth at 42.5% CAGR – الشروق أونلاين
Algeria is projected to experience the fastest renewable energy growth in Africa with a 42.5% compound annual growth rate.
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South Korea's Naver to Invest in 216 MW Solar Project in Jindo for Direct Data Center Power Supply
Naver is investing in a 216 MW solar project in Jindo to provide direct renewable power to its data centers.
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It's electric to install 700 EV curbside chargers in NYC
New York City is partnering with It's Electric to install 700 curbside electric vehicle chargers across the city.
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Zest warns weaker ZEV Mandate could hit UK charging investment
Charging firm Zest warns that weakening the UK's ZEV mandate could discourage necessary investment in charging infrastructure.
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Trump’s power equipment ban: US BESS market implications and the supply chain dilemma
New US restrictions on power equipment imports are creating supply chain challenges for the domestic battery energy storage market.
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Lithuania to introduce favorable network charges for battery storage
Lithuania is set to implement favorable network charges to encourage the development of battery storage systems.
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Successful launch of Copernicus Sentinel-3C and FLEX satellitesStudy
The Copernicus Sentinel-3C and FLEX satellites were successfully launched to monitor Earth's environment.
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Why August 2026 Proves Our Climate Reality Has Shifted Faste
An analysis discusses how recent temperature records indicate an acceleration in climate change trends.
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Indonesia’s choking wildfire, haze worsen breathing woes on BorneoReprint
Wildfires in Indonesia are causing severe air quality issues and health problems for residents in Borneo.
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SEC proposes to end shareholder vote oversight, a blow to reformers
The SEC proposed ending oversight of shareholder votes, a move viewed as a setback for climate and corporate reformers.
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US Plan to Boost Biofuel Exports Targets Restrictions Abroad
The US government is launching a plan to increase biofuel exports by targeting trade restrictions in foreign markets.
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This Texas county is mapping climate risks – and the people most exposed
A Texas county is implementing a new tool to map climate risks and identify vulnerable populations for better disaster preparedness.
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600 More Curbside EV Charging Stations For New York City
New York City is expanding its electric vehicle infrastructure by adding 600 new curbside charging stations.
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Is it time to rethink the Northeast's cap-and-trade system?
This op-ed discusses the effectiveness and potential future of the Northeast's cap-and-trade system for power plant emissions.
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Americans are increasingly concerned about the environmental impact of AI, new poll findsStudy
A new poll indicates that Americans are increasingly concerned about the environmental impact and energy consumption of AI data centers.
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Climate change is putting the squeeze on the world’s grapegrowers: new researchStudy
New research indicates that changing climate conditions are threatening global grape production and wine quality.
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Chicago ranked world's most climate-resilient city, but risks remain
Chicago is identified as a highly resilient city, though it continues to face significant climate-related risks.
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How hotter weather is making us poorer
Rising temperatures are negatively impacting global economic stability and individual wealth, according to new analysis.
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Irrigation’s climate benefit could equal 363 years of its own emissionsStudy
A study suggests that optimized irrigation practices could provide significant climate benefits through carbon sequestration.
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The world comes to New York: What’s at stake at UN General Assembly high-level week
Global leaders gather at the UN General Assembly to discuss urgent climate action and sustainable development goals.
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Climate change brings new threats to Vermont's famous apple orchards | Exclusive
Climate change is introducing new pests and weather-related challenges to Vermont's apple orchards.
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California’s Electric Utilities Are Becoming Uninvestable
Climate-related risks are making California's electric utilities increasingly difficult to invest in.
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EU to launch climate insurance scheme after summer of extreme weatherReprint
The EU is launching a climate insurance scheme to mitigate the impacts of extreme weather events.
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EU Plans Climate Insurance Pact After Hot ‘Summer of Truth’
The EU is developing a climate insurance pact following a summer of record-breaking heat.
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Keeping cool on a warming planet: What the ozone story can teach us about climate action
This op-ed examines how the successful international response to ozone depletion offers lessons for addressing the current climate crisis.
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How Las Vegas Residents Are Learning to Live With Extreme Heat
Las Vegas residents are adopting new strategies and infrastructure changes to adapt to increasingly extreme urban heat.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat waveReprint
The European Union is developing a new firefighting fleet to address the increasing threat of deadly summer heat waves.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat waveReprint
The European Union is developing a new firefighting fleet to address the increasing threat of deadly summer heat waves.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat waveReprint
The European Union is developing a new firefighting fleet to address the increasing threat of deadly summer heat waves.
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Drought and demand putting pressure on Colorado River
Persistent drought and high water demand continue to place significant pressure on the Colorado River system.
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Yale Climate Connections provides an overview of the increasing risks and impacts associated with road flooding.
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Climate inequality hits the poorest hardest
The Korea Times reports on how climate change disproportionately impacts the world's poorest populations.
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How a Super El Niño could compound Bangladesh’s climate crisis
Analysis explores how a potential super El Niño event could worsen Bangladesh's existing climate crisis.
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India’s Urban Climate Crisis: How Administrative Flaws and Governance Gaps Threaten Peri-Urban Resilience
Administrative and governance failures are exacerbating the climate-related flood risks in India's urban areas.
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‘Critical’ Nepal plea ahead of COP summit
Nepal is issuing urgent calls for international climate support ahead of the upcoming COP summit.
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No hurricanes in 2026? 3 reasons why the Atlantic has been unusually quiet
Experts provide three primary reasons for the unusually quiet Atlantic hurricane season observed in 2026.
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Eerily Quiet: Hurricane Activity in The Atlantic Ocean Has Just Passed an Ominous Milestone
Atlantic hurricane activity has reached a notable milestone due to an extended period of inactivity.
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'A wake-up call': California music festival cancelled after El Niño-linked hurricane erodes beach
A California music festival was cancelled after hurricane-driven erosion damaged the event site.
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Why is sea-level rise so much worse in some coastal areas?
An analysis explains why sea-level rise impacts vary significantly across different coastal regions.
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Central Asia and South Korea to join forces against glacier melting and desertification
Central Asian nations and South Korea are partnering to address regional glacier melting and desertification issues.
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Khangri Glacier and the looming threat of a Himalayan deluge
Experts warn that the Khangri Glacier's instability poses a risk of catastrophic flooding in the Himalayan region.
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Northeast more vulnerable to GLOF than other parts of India: Expert
Experts identify India's Northeast region as particularly vulnerable to Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOF).
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El Niño 2026 just broke a major threshold heading into hurricane season. Here’s what that means for the storm forecast
The onset of El Niño conditions is influencing forecasts for the upcoming hurricane season.
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Greener Surgery, Greener Hospital: Organizational Strategies for Carbon Footprint Reduction in Anesthesia and Perioperative DepartmentsStudy
A study outlines organizational strategies for reducing the carbon footprint of hospital anesthesia and perioperative departments.
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Hitachi Vantara Commits to Net-Zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions by FY2040, With SBTi-Validated Targets
Hitachi Vantara has committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040 with targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative.
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Google's Groundbreaking Carbon-Removal Project in BrazilReprint
Google is investing in a new carbon-removal project located in Brazil.
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Netherlands unveils fossil roadmap but leaves phase-out dates unclear
The Netherlands released a new fossil fuel transition roadmap but failed to set specific dates for a complete phase-out.
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Australia cannot be a good Pacific neighbour while expanding fossil fuels: Tuvalu minister
Tuvalu's minister criticizes Australia's expansion of fossil fuel projects as incompatible with regional climate leadership.
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Pacific aid “doesn’t really matter” next to Australia’s fossil fuel subsidies, Tuva...Reprint
Tuvaluan officials argue that Australia's fossil fuel subsidies undermine the effectiveness of its climate aid to Pacific nations.
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When batteries get a facelift, so does renewable energy : Short Wave
Advancements in battery technology are playing a critical role in improving the efficiency and reliability of renewable energy systems.
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Engineers built solar panels that fold themselves face-to-face when hail is coming, then open back up and use the same trick to chase the sun for nearly 40% more electricity
Engineers have developed solar panels that automatically adjust to protect against hail and optimize sunlight capture for increased efficiency.
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Spain ups planned power grid investment to over €17 bln through 2030
Spain has increased its planned investment in the national power grid to over €17 billion through 2030 to support energy goals.
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Industry Leaders Scale Full Value Chain for Hydrogen Mobility Across Europe
Industry leaders are collaborating to develop a comprehensive hydrogen mobility supply chain across Europe.
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Saatvik Green Energy Secures 600 MWp SECI Order Worth INR 1,041.63 Crore
Saatvik Green Energy has secured a 600 MWp solar module supply order from the Solar Energy Corporation of India.
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PM Surya Ghar Expands Community Rooftop Solar Across 19,035 Societies
The PM Surya Ghar program has successfully expanded community rooftop solar installations across nearly 20,000 societies in India.
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Zest warns weaker ZEV Mandate could hit UK charging investment
Industry experts warn that weakening the UK's ZEV mandate could discourage necessary investment in charging infrastructure.
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Tech giants launch flexible-power coalition for data centers
Major technology companies have formed a coalition to develop flexible power solutions for energy-intensive data centers.
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If Climate Change Contributed to Nepal’s Floods, Should Polluters Pay?Clickbait
This article explores the ethical and legal arguments regarding whether polluters should be held liable for climate-linked flooding in Nepal.
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Extreme heat during pregnancy: What to know to stay safe
Health experts provide safety guidance for pregnant individuals regarding the risks associated with extreme heat exposure.
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Drought in Summer 2026 in 12 Maps and GraphsStudy
Drought.gov released a comprehensive visual report detailing summer 2026 drought patterns across the United States.
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Extreme weather events point to climate change: experts
Experts in Wisconsin discuss the increasing frequency of extreme weather events as evidence of a changing climate.
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Melting Giants: The Hidden Cost of Ice LossClickbait
An overview of the environmental and economic consequences resulting from the ongoing loss of polar ice sheets.
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Greenland and Antarctica face major ice loss: Key details explainedReprint
Recent data highlights significant and accelerating ice loss from the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets.
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NLNG challenges gas industry to monetise methane losses
Nigeria LNG Limited is urging the gas industry to treat methane loss reduction as a profitable business opportunity.
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Agri-Tech incubator proves the science, urges farmers to climb aboard
A New Zealand agri-tech incubator is promoting new scientific methods to help farmers reduce agricultural emissions.
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Turkey eyes 10 bcm annual biomethane production by 2040
Turkey announced a target to produce 10 billion cubic meters of biomethane annually by 2040.
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OP/ED: Phase out fossil fuels now
An opinion piece calls for the immediate phase-out of fossil fuels.
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Kerry TD say big polluters should shoulder largest cost of tackling climate change
A local politician argues that major polluters should bear the primary financial burden of climate action.
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Colm McCarthy - What will COP 31 achieve? 16 September 2026 Premium
An opinion column discusses the potential outcomes and expectations for the upcoming COP31 climate summit.
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Algeria Set to Record Africa’s Fastest Renewable Energy Growth at 42.5% CAGR – الشروق أونلاين
Algeria is projected to achieve the fastest renewable energy growth rate in Africa at 42.5% CAGR.
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Swift Solar's Joel Jean Says Perovskite Is the 45% Answer at the End of the Silicon Road
Swift Solar executives discuss the potential for perovskite technology to significantly increase solar cell efficiency beyond silicon limits.
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Newsom Signs Jay Leno’s Classic Car Bill Over Environmentalist Objections
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill allowing classic car owners to bypass certain emissions regulations despite environmental opposition.
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Georgia Power's Robins Battery Storage Achieves Commercial Operation
Georgia Power has officially brought its Robins battery storage facility into commercial operation.
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China’s new 4MWh sodium-ion battery system targets 30-year life for grid storage
China has developed a new 4MWh sodium-ion battery system designed for a 30-year operational lifespan in grid storage applications.
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BYD Unveils 62 MWh Grid Storage Block While Mapping 2027 European Truck EntryStudy
BYD has unveiled a new 62 MWh grid storage block while planning its European electric truck market entry.
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128MW battery stores solar power for four hours during peak demand
A new 128 MW battery facility is now storing solar energy to support peak demand periods.
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Former AG Barr: Climate change lawsuits could cripple energy companies
Former Attorney General William Barr argues that climate-related litigation could negatively impact energy companies.
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Reducing pollution and protecting ecosystems: what to do in the face of warming seas
Experts discuss strategies for reducing pollution and ecosystem management in response to warming ocean temperatures.
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Successful launch of Copernicus Sentinel-3C and FLEX satellitesStudy
New Copernicus Sentinel-3C and FLEX satellites have been successfully launched to monitor Earth's environment.
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China’s Electric Cars Aren’t Europe’s Real Problem
An analysis argues that Chinese electric vehicle imports are not the primary cause of Europe's automotive industry challenges.
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US Plan to Boost Biofuel Exports Targets Restrictions Abroad
The US government is launching a plan to increase biofuel exports by addressing international trade restrictions.
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Rising Seas Are Gobbling Up Beaches Around the World. A.I. Might Restore Them.
Researchers are using artificial intelligence and satellite imagery to help restore coastlines threatened by rising sea levels.
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Conserving just 35% of the nation's waterways could sustain freshwater biodiversityStudy
Researchers identified that conserving 35% of U.S. waterways could protect freshwater biodiversity against habitat degradation and climate change impacts.
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Earth is getting less dusty – which is both good and bad
Atmospheric dust levels are declining, which improves air quality but negatively impacts ecosystems that rely on wind-borne nutrients.
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Europe’s Electric Backbone
Europe is rapidly integrating battery technology into its energy and industrial systems to support future energy security.
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Why Allowing “e-HEFA” to Count Towards the ReFuelEU e-SAF Mandate Would Be a Strategic Mistake
Critics argue that allowing certain synthetic fuels to count toward EU mandates would undermine the transition to truly sustainable aviation fuel.
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Safeguarding the Integrity of EU Synthetic Fuels Targets under ReFuelEU Aviation & FuelEU Maritime
Advocates are urging EU regulators to maintain the integrity of synthetic fuel targets in aviation and maritime sectors.
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BYD undercuts the Tesla Model 3 with its new Formula S EV, starting at under $29,000
BYD has launched the Formula S electric sedan in China with a starting price lower than the Tesla Model 3.
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Tesla’s new ‘Accordion’ Supercharger could speed up its slow buildout
Tesla has deployed a new pre-assembled 'Accordion' Supercharger unit designed to reduce installation costs and time.
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The Indian and Pacific Oceans Are Falling Out of SyncStudy
Oceanographic research shows that the Indian and Pacific Oceans are experiencing a shift in their synchronized patterns.
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Scientists say climate change may have intensified catastrophic Nepal flood | Ukraine news - #MezhaReprint
Scientists suggest that climate change intensified the catastrophic flooding in Nepal.
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'This is not normal September heat': North Texas meteorologist warns extreme heat is here to stay
A North Texas meteorologist warns that current extreme September heat levels are becoming a persistent trend.
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Extreme heat in Savannah prompts leaders call for climate policy
Local leaders in Savannah are calling for the implementation of climate policies in response to recent extreme heat.
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The South Can’t Shake This Record-Breaking Heat. Here’s Why
Analysis explains the meteorological factors contributing to the record-breaking heatwave currently affecting the Southern United States.
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What Wildfire Smoke Does to Allergic Skin Disease, With Wynne Armand, MD
Medical experts are examining the impact of wildfire smoke exposure on patients with allergic skin diseases.
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Flash flooding kills 3 in New Mexico as prolific storms soak the Southwest
Flash flooding in New Mexico resulted in three deaths following intense storm activity in the Southwest.
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Flash flooding kills 3 overnight in New Mexico, police say, as serious flood threat ramps up for Southwest
Authorities report three deaths in New Mexico as the Southwest faces an ongoing threat of severe flash flooding.
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Why has the response to Nepal’s floods been so muted?
This article explores the geopolitical and logistical reasons behind the perceived slow international response to Nepal's floods.
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Mendocino County Board of Supervisors weighs sea level rise rules for coastal building
Mendocino County officials are debating new building regulations to account for future sea level rise.
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Dana Point Prepares For Kelvin Wave Expected To Raise Sea Levels Along SoCal Coast
Dana Point is preparing for a Kelvin wave that is expected to temporarily raise sea levels along the Southern California coast.
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Greenland and Antartica lost staggering amount of ice last 50 yearsReprint
Recent data highlights the massive amount of ice lost from Greenland and Antarctica over the last 50 years.
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Earth Loses More Than 12 Trillion Tons of Ice from Greenland and Antarctica in 47 Years, Satellite Data ShowsReprint
Satellite data confirms that Greenland and Antarctica have lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice in 47 years.
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Since 1979, Greenland and Antarctica have lost more than 11 trillion metric tons of iceReprint
Over 11 trillion metric tons of ice have been lost from Greenland and Antarctica since 1979.
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Greenland and Antartica lost staggering amount of ice last 50 yearsReprint
Greenland and Antarctica have lost a staggering amount of ice over the last 50 years, according to satellite data.
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ExxonMobil carbon project approved despite commissioner's oppositionReprint
Local officials approved a carbon capture project for ExxonMobil despite opposition regarding its environmental impact.
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From emissions to value: capturing methane’s lost opportunity
Industry analysis explores the economic potential of capturing methane emissions rather than allowing them to escape into the atmosphere.
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NLNG To Cut Methane Emissions By 15% With Gas Recovery Projects
Nigeria LNG announced plans to reduce its methane emissions by 15% through new gas recovery projects.
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Google's Groundbreaking Carbon-Removal Project in Brazil
Google has initiated a significant carbon-removal project in Brazil.
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❝Communities don’t need another decade of climate pledges – they need delivery
Advocates argue that communities require concrete climate action and delivery rather than further pledges.
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Lights off, gas on: Why Nigeria and Ghana can’t quit fossil fuels yet
Nigeria and Ghana face significant economic and infrastructure challenges that currently prevent a transition away from fossil fuel dependency.
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The climate bill is due. Big Oil needs to pick up the tab
This opinion piece argues that major oil companies should be held financially responsible for the costs associated with climate change.
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Clean Energy Group Calls for Faster Expansion of NJ Battery Storage
A clean energy industry group is advocating for the rapid expansion of battery storage in New Jersey.
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Rune raises $40M to turn wasted solar power into AI compute
Rune has raised $40 million to develop technology that repurposes excess solar energy for AI computing.
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The next perovskite challenge isn’t efficiency — it’s repeatable manufacturing
The solar industry faces challenges in scaling up the repeatable manufacturing of perovskite solar cells.
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Key trends shaping the UK solar market in 2026
An overview of the key trends currently influencing the development of the UK solar market in 2026.
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Oil Above $100 Pushes U.S. Fuel Prices to New Records
Rising global oil prices are contributing to record-high fuel costs for consumers in the United States.
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Securing power purchase agreements a barrier for large-scale renewables
Securing power purchase agreements remains a significant hurdle for the deployment of large-scale renewable energy projects.
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FedEx Expands its Electric Vehicle Fleet in Brazil
FedEx is expanding its fleet of electric delivery vehicles in Brazil as part of its sustainability efforts.
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The PHEV emissions problem is not the plug-in hybrid. It is the "plug-in maybes"
This analysis argues that the real emissions issue with plug-in hybrids stems from users failing to charge them regularly.
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𝗦𝗼𝗹𝗮𝗿-𝗽𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝘂𝗸-𝘁𝘂𝗸𝘀 𝗼𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿 𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗽𝗲𝗿 𝗼𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗞𝗶𝗮𝗺𝗯𝘂 𝗼𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘀 Electric tuk-tuks fitted with solar panels are offering operators an alternative way of reducing charging costs, with operators saying the technology has made trans
Operators in Kiambu are adopting solar-powered electric tuk-tuks to reduce charging costs and improve operational efficiency.
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Dalmia Cement deploys Blue Energy Motors’ electric truck for freight operations
Dalmia Cement has integrated an electric heavy-duty truck from Blue Energy Motors into its freight operations.
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Kenya ranks second in Africa in EV charging stations
Kenya has secured the second-highest number of electric vehicle charging stations in Africa, according to recent data.
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China’s new 4MWh sodium-ion battery system targets 30-year life for grid storage
A new 4MWh sodium-ion battery system developed in China is designed to provide grid storage with a 30-year operational lifespan.
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Georgia Power's Robins Battery Storage Achieves Commercial Operation
Georgia Power has brought its Robins battery storage facility into commercial operation.
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BYD launches 62 MWh GC Block for gigawatt-scale battery storage plants
BYD has launched a new 62 MWh battery storage block designed for large-scale energy projects.
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Former AG Barr: Climate change lawsuits bcould cripple energy companies
Former Attorney General William Barr argues that climate change litigation could negatively impact energy companies.
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Chicago water commissioner worries about costs, climate change
Chicago's water commissioner expresses concern regarding the financial costs associated with managing climate change impacts.
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Former AG Barr: Climate change lawsuits could cripple energy companiesReprint
Former Attorney General William Barr claims that ongoing climate change lawsuits could negatively impact energy companies.
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Reducing pollution and protecting ecosystems: what to do in the face of warming seas
Local authorities discuss strategies for reducing pollution and protecting ecosystems in response to warming seas.
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From the editor: Addressing climate change’s impact on grain production
An editorial discusses the challenges climate change poses to global grain production.
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COMMENTARY: Business in the U.S. is still betting on clean energy
This commentary argues that U.S. businesses continue to invest in clean energy despite political volatility.
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Inside a French Polynesian coral garden with over 21,000 corals
Conservationists are working to restore coral reefs in French Polynesia by cultivating over 21,000 corals.
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ICESat-2 Cal/Val 2022 L2 CHIR Green Wavelength Lidar Arctic Sea Ice Heights and Bathymetry V001Study
NASA released new lidar data measuring Arctic sea ice heights and bathymetry from 2022.
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Expect even more potholes on UK roads after summer heatwaves, says RAC
Extreme heatwaves in the UK have damaged road infrastructure, leading to an expected increase in potholes across the country.
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Australia's ancient rainfall patterns more complex than previously believedStudy
Scientists have discovered that ancient Australian rainfall patterns during the ice age were more complex than previously understood.
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Illinois revamps clean energy jobs training for a shifting economy
Illinois is updating its state-funded clean energy job training hubs to better align with current workforce needs.
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AI Heavyweights Team Up to Promote Demand Flexibility
Major tech companies have formed an alliance to promote flexible energy demand management for AI data centers.
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Teaching Environmental Law in Context: The Role of State Climate Policy in the Context of Federal Retrenchment
An academic analysis explores the role of state-level climate policies amid federal regulatory shifts.
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Nike Is Tweaking Its Playbook as Climate Change Affects Sports
Nike is adapting its business and product strategies to address the impacts of climate change on sports.
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Changing Climates: Heatwaves’ Global Takeover
A student report examines the increasing frequency and global reach of heatwaves.
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Organic Agriculture Charts Its Future at Climate Week NYC
Organic agriculture leaders discuss the sector's role in climate mitigation during Climate Week NYC.
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Britain’s most artificial landscape may not survive climate change
Experts warn that Britain's historic landscapes are increasingly vulnerable to the impacts of a changing climate.
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EDITORIAL: World cannot abandon climate change target in Paris Agreement
This editorial argues that the international community must remain committed to the Paris Agreement targets.
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Nearly 60% of Maharashtrians concerned about climate change: ReportStudy
A report indicates that nearly 60% of residents in Maharashtra, India, express concern regarding climate change.
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Should Schools Have 'Heat Days'?
This article discusses the growing debate over whether schools should implement specific policies for extreme heat days.
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CSX says extreme heat caused July train derailment in Richmond
CSX confirmed that extreme heat caused a train derailment in Richmond, Virginia, during July.
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The hidden risk of extreme heat
An analysis explores the hidden financial and operational risks that extreme heat poses to various industries.
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Heat wave continues: Memphis breaks record
Memphis set a new temperature record as a prolonged heat wave continues in the region.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat waveReprint
The European Union is establishing a new firefighting fleet to address increased wildfire risks following a deadly summer heat wave.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat waveReprint
The European Union is establishing a new firefighting fleet to address increased wildfire risks following a deadly summer heat wave.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat waveReprint
The European Union is establishing a new firefighting fleet to address increased wildfire risks following a deadly summer heat wave.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat waveReprint
The European Union is establishing a new firefighting fleet to address increased wildfire risks following a deadly summer heat wave.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat waveReprint
The European Union is establishing a new firefighting fleet to address increased wildfire risks following a deadly summer heat wave.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat waveReprint
The European Union is establishing a new firefighting fleet to address increased wildfire risks following a deadly summer heat wave.
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EU plans new firefighting fleet after deadly summer heat waveReprint
The European Union is establishing a new firefighting fleet to address increased wildfire risks following a deadly summer heat wave.
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As drought expands across central NH again this fall, in some places it never fully went away
Central New Hampshire is experiencing expanding drought conditions, with some areas facing persistent water shortages.
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Chinook salmon impacted by four years of drought in the Yakima Basin
Four years of persistent drought in the Yakima Basin have significantly impacted local Chinook salmon populations.
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Von der Leyen’s drought response leaves greens unconvinced
Environmental groups express dissatisfaction with the European Commission's proposed policy response to regional drought.
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Same $65 billion ask, another storm: IBC's flood campaign continues
The Insurance Bureau of Canada continues to lobby for $65 billion in flood mitigation funding following recent storm damage.
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Tajikistan Turns to Early Warning Systems as Climate Risks Grow
Tajikistan is implementing early warning systems to manage growing climate-related disaster risks.
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London flood warning: How El Niño and extreme weather threaten the capital
London faces increased flood risks driven by the combination of El Niño patterns and extreme weather.
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Nepal floods a climate 'wake-up call' for AustraliaReprint
The Nepal floods serve as a warning for Australia regarding its own climate preparedness.
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Why Hawai‘i’s Hurricane ‘Force Field’ Seems To Be Down
Researchers examine why the atmospheric conditions that typically shield Hawaii from hurricanes appear to be weakening.
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Rising sea levels threat to displace sea turtles from Israel's beaches
Rising sea levels threaten to destroy critical sea turtle nesting habitats on Israeli beaches.
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Journey to the center of El Niño: inside NOAA's Pacific watch team
A profile of the NOAA team responsible for monitoring and forecasting El Niño developments in the Pacific.
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County Outlines Readiness Efforts Ahead of a Strong El Niño Season
San Diego County officials are implementing preparedness measures to mitigate potential impacts from the upcoming El Niño season.
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Measuring Milk’s Carbon FootprintStudy
A University of Connecticut study analyzes the carbon footprint associated with milk production.
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From emissions to value: capturing methane’s lost opportunity
Industry analysis explores the economic and environmental potential of capturing methane emissions rather than venting them.
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OPAL Fuels Extends Landfill Gas Rights at Miramar Landfill in San Diego
OPAL Fuels has extended its contract to capture landfill gas for energy production at a San Diego facility.
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A landfill methane project gets five more years, projected to power 6,000-plus homes yearly.
A landfill methane-to-energy project in San Diego has been extended for five years, supporting local power generation.
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Scientists Reveal Methane Destruction by Hunga Tonga Eruption CloudStudy
Scientists found that the volcanic cloud from the Hunga Tonga eruption caused chemical destruction of atmospheric methane.
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The climate deal Trump won’t killClickbait
This commentary argues that certain climate-related policies and market trends are resilient enough to survive a Trump administration.
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2026 Iowa Climate Statement urges expansion of renewable energy as electricity grid demand grows
The 2026 Iowa Climate Statement calls for increased renewable energy capacity to meet rising electricity demand.
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Data center boom puts Iowa at a crossroads for energy, scientists say
Scientists warn that the rapid growth of data centers in Iowa presents significant challenges and opportunities for the state's energy infrastructure.
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Novva to acquire 3.17GW of Argentine renewable assets from ABO Energy
Novva has agreed to acquire a 3.17GW portfolio of renewable energy assets in Argentina from ABO Energy.
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Iowa Climate Statement 2026 report details need for sustainable energy sourcesStudy
The Iowa Climate Statement 2026 report outlines the urgent need for the state to transition toward sustainable energy sources.
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Is Donald 'drill, baby, drill' Trump helping the world transition away from oil?
An analysis explores whether Donald Trump's energy policies might inadvertently influence the global transition away from fossil fuels.
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Planet Classroom and VoiceAmerica Launch New "Net Zero Speaks" Podcast: "We Have Everything We Need": Solar Pioneer Andrew Blakers Says the World Already Has the Technology for a 100% Clean Energy Future
A new podcast series features experts discussing the feasibility of transitioning to a 100% clean energy future.
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Green transition requires more than renewable power, Jeju gov. says
The governor of Jeju, South Korea, emphasizes that a successful green transition requires more than just renewable power generation.
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Washington County advances proposal to limit data center and solar energy facility projects
Washington County is considering new regulations that would restrict the development of solar energy facilities and data centers.
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2026 ‘record year’ for UK rooftop solar installations, as Iran war hikes energy prices
The UK is set for a record year in rooftop solar installations as high energy prices drive consumer adoption.
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Saatvik Green Energy wins 600 MWp SECI solar module orderReprint
Saatvik Green Energy has been awarded a contract to supply 600 MWp of solar modules for a project in India.
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India's met coke imports set for record despite anti-dumping levy
India's imports of metallurgical coke have reached record levels despite the implementation of anti-dumping levies.
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The PHEV emissions problem is not the plug-in hybrid. It is the ‘plug-in maybes’
Analysis suggests that the environmental impact of plug-in hybrid vehicles depends heavily on consistent charging habits by owners.
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India Needs More Reliable EV Charging: IEEFAStudy
The IEEFA reports that India requires significant improvements in the reliability of its electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
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Branch Energy raises $33 million for 'grid-in-a-box' batteries to bypass years-long data center queue
Branch Energy raised $33 million to deploy modular battery systems that help data centers bypass long grid connection queues.
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Sungrow and ERS Energy Deploy 1 GWh of Storage in Southeast Asia
Sungrow and ERS Energy have deployed 1 GWh of battery energy storage capacity across projects in Southeast Asia.
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Australia’s NSW invests in microgrid scoping following Far West transmission outage
New South Wales is investing in microgrid feasibility studies following a major transmission outage in Australia's Far West.
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Australia's First Grid-Connected Na-S Battery Unveiled
Australia has unveiled its first grid-connected sodium-sulfur battery system, marking a milestone for alternative energy storage technologies.
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First battery modules arrive at biggest storage project to date in Australia’s most renewable grid
Battery modules have arrived for a major storage project in Australia, intended to support the country's high-renewables grid.
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Court of Appeal throws out lawsuit over Moose Jaw and Lanigan power plants
An appeals court has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the development of power plants in Moose Jaw and Lanigan.
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Flower Garden Banks Coral Reef Faces Bleaching Alert in Texas
The Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary in Texas is under a bleaching alert due to rising temperatures.
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Antarctic ozone hole expands above average in early September: EU climate agencyStudy
The EU climate agency reports that the Antarctic ozone hole is currently larger than average.
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Ozone hole reaches notable threshold early again as area increases above average in 2026: CopernicusReprint
The Antarctic ozone hole has reached a notable size threshold earlier than usual this year.
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Exclusive: Kanin Energy raises $60 million and shifts board control
Kanin Energy secured $60 million in funding and underwent a board restructuring to support its waste-heat-to-power projects.
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Anthropic's S-1 is imminent, but its sustainability metrics are nascent
Anthropic's upcoming financial filing reveals that its corporate sustainability and environmental metrics remain in early development stages.
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Escondido’s hottest day was last week
Escondido recorded its highest temperature on record last week, reflecting broader trends of increasing extreme heat.
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Measuring milk's carbon footprintStudy
Researchers are developing new methodologies to accurately measure and report the carbon footprint of milk production.
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Naraspace to Supply Methane Observation Satellite Data to KazakhstanReprint
Naraspace is supplying methane observation satellite data to Kazakhstan to assist in emissions monitoring.
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Solar equipment imports get major tax relief
New tax relief measures have been introduced for solar equipment imports in Bangladesh.
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The Valley has more than 1,300 fast-food restaurant drive-thru lanes. What do they mean for the region’s already poor air quality?
Local officials are examining the impact of high-density fast-food drive-thru lanes on regional air quality in the Central Valley.
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𝗦𝗼𝗹𝗮𝗿-𝗽𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝘂𝗸-𝘁𝘂𝗸𝘀 𝗼𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿 𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗽𝗲𝗿 𝗼𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗞𝗶𝗮𝗺𝗯𝘂 𝗼𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘀 Electric tuk-tuks fitted with solar panels are offering operators an alternative way of reducing charging costs, with operators saying the technology has made trans
Operators in Kiambu are adopting solar-powered electric tuk-tuks to reduce charging costs and improve transport efficiency.
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‘Huge step forward’: Illinois inches closer on battery storage, solar goals
Illinois is making progress toward its renewable energy goals by advancing new battery storage and solar power initiatives.
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Earthshot and the science of positive tipping points: How environmental progress can become unstoppable
This piece discusses the challenges of judging environmental prizes and the potential for positive climate tipping points.
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Most Americans Now Thinking About Electric Cars, Thanks To High Gas Prices
High gasoline prices are driving increased consumer interest in electric vehicles as a viable alternative to gas-powered cars.
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AI Is Climate Tech’s Newest Hype Layer — The Commercial Problems Are Older
A startup is developing autonomous ocean platforms to generate wave energy for AI computing, aiming to solve transmission challenges.
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Good News, Bad News From IAA Transportation Show In Germany
Manufacturers at the IAA Transportation show are showcasing new battery-electric heavy-duty trucks and delivery vehicles.
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Tesla brings Cybercab to China, rules out sale and robotaxi service
Tesla is showcasing its Cybercab in China but has confirmed no plans for local sales or robotaxi operations.
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Kia is offering big discounts on the EV9, with over $15,000 off at some dealers
Kia dealers are offering significant price discounts on the EV9 electric SUV to increase market adoption.
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Volkswagen’s new electric hot hatch delivers more power than the Golf GTI [Images]
Volkswagen has unveiled the electric ID.3 GTI, which the company claims is its most powerful GTI model to date.
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The one issue where Republicans and Democrats are unified before the midterms, according to this pollStudy
A new poll indicates that public concern regarding the environmental impact of artificial intelligence is increasing.
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Climate Change for Capitalists
A political commentary piece examines the relationship between capitalism and climate change.
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Extreme weather events point to climate change: expertsReprint
Experts link recent extreme weather events to broader climate change trends.
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Why is San Antonio’s September heat so extreme?
A local news report explains the meteorological factors contributing to the extreme heat currently affecting San Antonio.
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VA Declares State of Emergency to Support Commonwealth Farmers Amidst DroughtReprint
Virginia declared a state of emergency to provide support to farmers suffering from ongoing drought conditions.
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Gov. Spanberger declares State of Emergency for farmers due to droughtReprint
Virginia officials declared a state of emergency to assist farmers impacted by severe drought conditions.
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Here’s where there’s a risk of flooding in the Southwest
The Washington Post maps areas in the US Southwest currently facing elevated risks of flash flooding.
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2026’s El Niño is shaping up to be a doozy – it’s already affecting global shipping, fish behavior and heatClickbait
The ongoing El Niño event is impacting global shipping routes, marine ecosystems, and temperature records.
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Naraspace to Supply Methane Observation Satellite Data to KazakhstanReprint
Naraspace will provide Kazakhstan with satellite data to monitor methane emissions.
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NLNG challenges gas industry to monetise methane losses
Nigeria LNG is encouraging the gas industry to capture and monetize methane that is currently being lost.
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Iowa scientists release 2026 Climate StatementStudy
Scientists at Cornell College have released a formal climate statement for 2026.
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Australia’s climate contradiction mirrors Canada’s, Senator for Quebec warns
A Quebec senator highlights the parallels between Australia and Canada regarding their contradictory climate policies and fossil fuel reliance.
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EXPLAINER: What are NDCs and why are they so important in fighting climate change?
This explainer details the role and importance of Nationally Determined Contributions in the global effort to mitigate climate change.
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Colm McCarthy - What will COP 31 achieve? 16 September 2026 Premium
This column questions the potential effectiveness and outcomes of the upcoming COP31 climate summit.
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Building an equitable clean energy workforce
Community colleges are focusing on developing equitable training programs to build a skilled clean energy workforce.
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Glendale Water & Power Launches EV Rebate Program
Glendale Water & Power has introduced a new rebate program to encourage the adoption of electric vehicles among its customers.
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The Valley has more than 1,300 fast-food restaurant drive-thru lanes. What do they mean for the region’s already poor air quality?
Local officials are examining the impact of over 1,300 fast-food drive-thru lanes on the region's existing air quality issues.
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Hyderabad Earns National Recognition In EV Promotion, Eco-Friendly Fuel Use
Hyderabad has received national recognition for its efforts in promoting electric vehicles and the use of eco-friendly fuels.
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Green SM Launches Electric Motorbike Service in Jakarta Market
Green SM has launched an electric motorbike service in Jakarta to expand its sustainable transport offerings.
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Dalmia Cement Deploys Blue Energy Electric Heavy-Duty TruckReprint
Dalmia Cement is deploying electric heavy-duty trucks from Blue Energy Motors to decarbonize its logistics chain.
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Green SM Rolls Out VinFast Electric Motorbikes in Jakarta for First Cross-Border Expansion
Green SM is introducing VinFast electric motorbikes in Jakarta as part of its regional expansion strategy.
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‘Huge step forward’: Illinois inches closer on battery storage, solar goals
Illinois is advancing toward its renewable energy goals through new legislative and policy efforts focused on battery storage and solar power.
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First battery modules arrive at biggest storage project to date in Australia’s most renewable grid
The first battery modules have arrived for a major energy storage project in Australia, intended to support a high-renewables grid.
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Georgia Power finishes new storage facility near Air Force baseReprint
Georgia Power has completed construction of a new battery storage facility near a local Air Force base.
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Teaching Environmental Law in Context: The Role of State Climate Policy in the Context of Federal Retrenchment
An academic analysis examines the role of state-level climate policy amid federal regulatory retrenchment.
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Ocean Siren Sculpture: Reef lights mirror live temperature data; artwork highlights coral bleaching
A sculpture installation uses real-time temperature data to visualize the impact of warming oceans on coral bleaching.
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World premiere of the all-new electric ID.3 GTI: most powerful model in five decades of GTI historyReprint
Volkswagen has unveiled a new, more powerful electric model of its GTI vehicle line.
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From the editor: Addressing climate change’s impact on grain production
An editorial discusses the challenges climate change poses to global grain production and food security.
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The case for climate realism in an age of soaring energy demand
An opinion piece argues for a pragmatic approach to energy policy amidst rising global demand.
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'Typha Pilot House': A Green Innovation to Fight Global Warming
A new pilot house design using Typha plants aims to provide a sustainable, low-carbon building solution.
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Global Tensions Rise Amid Ongoing Climate Change DiscussionsReprint
International tensions are reportedly rising during ongoing global discussions regarding climate change policies.
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Texas aquaculture holds steady amid heat, drought challenges
Texas aquaculture operations are managing to maintain production despite ongoing challenges from heat and drought.
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Relief from ‘Extreme Heat’ Focus of Haverhill, Groveland, Newburyport Review
Local officials in Massachusetts are reviewing strategies to provide relief to residents during extreme heat events.
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Water restrictions help Lafayette, Louisville, Erie maintain supplies as drought persists
Colorado municipalities are using water restrictions to manage supplies as regional drought conditions persist.
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UAH Secures Nearly $1 Million to Improve Drought and Water Monitoring Across the Southeast | NewswiseStudy
The University of Alabama in Huntsville received $1 million to enhance drought and water monitoring systems in the Southeast.
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US Chargé d’Affaires Bouldin, PM Shah discuss flood relief, tourism and climate action
US and Nepalese officials discussed flood relief efforts and the need for future climate action.
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Four villages fear flooding as Kopotakkho river erodes embankment
Four villages face imminent flood threats as riverbank erosion worsens in the region.
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Belfast at 'massive risk' of flooding according to city council officials
Belfast city council officials warn that the city faces a massive risk of future flooding.
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Human Urine Is Melting the World’s Highest Glacier—and Researchers Say Climbers Produce 1,500+ Gallons Each Season
Researchers report that human waste left by climbers is contributing to the melting of ice on the world's highest glacier.
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Here’s the ‘script’ Super El Niño’s have used for past Seattle winters. Now, toss it out.
This analysis suggests that historical weather patterns associated with El Niño may no longer be reliable predictors for Seattle winters.
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National Co+op Grocers Touts Climate Action Impact
National Co+op Grocers released a report detailing the impact of their ongoing climate action initiatives.
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MMSU conducts methane gas sampling in Vintar rice fields for wet-season study
Researchers in the Philippines are conducting methane gas sampling in rice fields to study emissions during the wet season.
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JOGMEC hosted ASEAN MLP 3.0 Technical Workshop in Japan
JOGMEC hosted a technical workshop in Japan to discuss methane leadership and mitigation strategies in the ASEAN region.
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TYM signs Uzbekistan deal to test CNG tractors and expand in Central Asia - CHOSUNBIZ
TYM has signed a deal to test CNG-powered tractors in Uzbekistan as part of an expansion into Central Asia.
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RI Potential To Become Global Leader In POME-Based Biogas
Indonesia is positioning itself to become a global leader in producing biogas from palm oil mill effluent.
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MIT makes progress on campus climate goals
MIT reports progress toward achieving its internal campus climate and emissions reduction goals.
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New York Power Producers Battle Utilities Over Clean Energy Turf
New York power producers and utilities are engaged in a dispute over the development and integration of clean energy projects.
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Masdar to expand solar PV and energy storage development in Azerbaijan
Masdar is expanding its solar photovoltaic and energy storage development projects in Azerbaijan.
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ABO Energy agrees to sell Argentine renewable energy portfolioReprint
ABO Energy has reached an agreement to sell its renewable energy portfolio located in Argentina.
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Montauk commissions ag waste-to-energy facility
Montauk has commissioned a new facility designed to convert agricultural waste into usable energy.
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Australia opens USD-21m grant programme for clean energy startupsReprint
The Australian government has launched a $21 million grant program to support startups in the clean energy sector.
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2026 Iowa Climate Statement urges expansion of renewable energy as electric demand grows
The 2026 Iowa Climate Statement calls for increased renewable energy development to meet rising electricity demand.
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Egypt’s wind power push, tied to manufacturing, offers lessons for Nigeria and Africa
Egypt's strategy of linking wind power expansion to domestic manufacturing provides a potential model for other African nations.
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Britain’s solar boom needs energy storage to tackle evening price spikes, new report findsStudy
A new report indicates that Britain's growing solar capacity requires increased energy storage to manage evening price volatility.
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Gaon Cable, Sole South Korean Wire Maker with U.S. Power Cable Plant, Poised to Benefit from Investment in America
South Korean wire manufacturer Gaon Cable is expanding its U.S. operations to support growing domestic power infrastructure needs.
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Hyderabad Earns National Recognition In EV Promotion, Eco-Friendly Fuel Use
Hyderabad received national recognition for its progress in promoting electric vehicles and eco-friendly fuels.
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Green SM Launches Electric Motorbike Service in Jakarta Market
Green SM has launched an electric motorbike service in Jakarta to expand sustainable transport options.
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Kenya ranks second in Africa in EV charging stations
Kenya has achieved the second-highest number of electric vehicle charging stations in Africa.
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Pontevedra's Electric Car Boom Runs Into Charging Gridlock
The Spanish city of Pontevedra is facing challenges in expanding its electric vehicle charging infrastructure to meet growing demand.
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From grid code to grid connection: what makes a grid-forming BESS work in the real world?Study
This technical analysis explores the operational requirements and grid code compliance for grid-forming battery energy storage systems.
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FlexGen Partners with Lightshift Energy on its 16 Battery Energy Storage Projects in PJM, ISO-NEReprint
FlexGen and Lightshift Energy are partnering to develop 16 battery storage projects across the PJM and ISO-NE power markets.
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LONGi and Enexus Sign Landmark 50 MWh Battery Storage Deal in Romania
LONGi and Enexus have signed a deal to deploy 50 MWh of battery storage capacity in Romania.
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Powering grid resilience: Enexus selects LONGi’s BESS solutions for key utility projects in RomaniaReprint
Enexus selected LONGi’s battery storage solutions for utility-scale projects aimed at improving grid resilience in Romania.
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Zelestra, Salzgitter Flachstahl sign German hybrid solar-plus-storage PPA
Zelestra and Salzgitter Flachstahl signed a power purchase agreement for a hybrid solar and battery storage project in Germany.
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Cochin Shipyard Invites Bids For 20 MWh/10 MW Grid-Connected BESS Project
Cochin Shipyard has issued a tender for the development of a 20 MWh grid-connected battery energy storage system.
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GEON commissions 10 MW battery storage system in Rajasthan to boost grid stability
GEON has commissioned a 10 MW battery storage system in Rajasthan to improve grid stability and support renewable energy integration.
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The battle against coral bleaching in the Florida Keys
Efforts are underway in the Florida Keys to protect coral reefs from the impacts of bleaching.
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How to choose a compact electric car with a ZERO emissions label in 2026: real-world range, charging costs and resale valueClickbait
A guide provides advice on selecting compact electric vehicles based on range, charging costs, and resale value.
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Green SM Rolls Out VinFast Electric Motorbikes in Jakarta for First Cross-Border Expansion
Green SM has launched VinFast electric motorbikes in Jakarta as part of its international expansion.
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Rising seas will hit coastal communities hardest as ice loss accelerates. Why is it not making headlines?Clickbait
An opinion piece argues that the accelerating loss of polar ice and its impact on coastal communities is underreported.
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Emission Standards Compliancy from Innovative TechnologyClickbait
A report discusses how innovative technology helps companies comply with emission standards.
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MMSU conducts methane gas sampling in Vintar rice fields for wet-season studyStudy
Researchers are conducting methane gas sampling in Vintar rice fields to study emissions during the wet season.
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Agri-Tech incubator proves the science, urges farmers to climb aboard
An agricultural technology incubator is promoting new scientific methods to farmers to reduce environmental impacts.
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Representatives from Turkmenistan participated in a conference on reducing methane emissions in Abu Dhabi
Turkmenistan representatives attended an international conference in Abu Dhabi focused on reducing methane emissions.
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Loyola awarded approximately $2.22 million in grants to support renewable energy installation and planning on campus
Loyola University Maryland received $2.22 million in grants to expand renewable energy infrastructure on its campus.
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How to choose a compact electric car with a ZERO emissions label in 2026: real-world range, charging costs and resale valueClickbait
This guide provides advice on selecting compact electric vehicles based on range, cost, and resale value for the 2026 market.
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BMW iX3 40 to make UK driving debut at SMMT Drive Live.Reprint
BMW will showcase its iX3 40 electric vehicle at the upcoming SMMT Drive Live event in the UK.
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E.ON Installs Four Battery Storage Systems to Support Solar Power and Grid Stability
E.ON has installed four battery storage systems in Hungary to enhance grid stability and support solar energy integration.
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California BESS projects have grid interconnection cost advantage over other US markets, developer says
Developers report that California offers a competitive advantage for battery storage projects due to lower grid interconnection costs compared to other US regions.
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From grid code to grid connection: what makes a grid-forming BESS work in the real world?
Industry experts analyze the technical requirements and grid codes necessary for grid-forming battery energy storage systems to function effectively.
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'A really hard problem': Gridmatic CCO on the challenges of BESS revenue forecasting, the role of AI and load co-location
An industry executive discusses the complexities of revenue forecasting for battery storage projects and the potential role of AI in grid management.
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Australia’s NSW invests in microgrid scoping following Far West transmission outage
The New South Wales government in Australia is investigating microgrid solutions following a major transmission outage in the Far West region.
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BYD Unveils 62 MWh Grid Storage Block While Mapping 2027 European Truck Entry
BYD has unveiled a 62 MWh grid storage block while planning its entry into the European electric truck market by 2027.
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Cochin Shipyard Invites Bids For 20 MWh/10 MW Grid-Connected BESS Project
Cochin Shipyard has issued a tender for the construction of a 20 MWh grid-connected battery energy storage system.
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GEON commissions 10 MW battery storage system in Rajasthan to boost grid stability
GEON has commissioned a 10 MW battery storage facility in Rajasthan to improve local grid stability.
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Sustainable Solutions Presents: The New Landscape of U.S. Environmental Policy
Johns Hopkins University hosts a discussion on the evolving landscape of U.S. environmental policy.
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Drought stress causing early leaf browning across the OzarksReprint
Drought stress is causing trees across the Ozarks to experience early leaf browning.
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Why and How South Asian Youth Must Lead the Climate Fight
An opinion piece advocates for South Asian youth to take a leading role in climate activism.
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Prayer for Nepal Urges Asia to Turn Solidarity into Disaster Recovery and Climate Action
Religious leaders call for regional solidarity to support Nepal's disaster recovery and climate action.
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Democrats Defend Energy Policy, Clean Energy Efforts
Connecticut Democrats are defending their state's energy policies and ongoing efforts to transition toward clean energy sources.
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Zeeland solar project shows complexity of going sustainable | Opinion
An opinion piece discusses the complexities and challenges involved in implementing local solar energy projects.
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Tidal Energy Market worth $0.1985 billion by 2031 | MarketsandMarkets™Reprint
A market report projects the global tidal energy market to reach a valuation of $0.1985 billion by 2031.
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GE Vernova to supply 29.4 MW of wind capacity for Eurus EnergyReprint
GE Vernova will provide 29.4 MW of wind turbine capacity for a new Eurus Energy project.
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Rune Debuts RELIC, the First Drama-Free Data Center Powered by Solar, With $40M in New Funding
Rune secured $40 million in funding to launch a solar-powered data center platform.
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Lake Energy Launches Renewable Energy RWA Platform, Expanding Investor Access to Real-World Energy Assets
Lake Energy has launched a platform to allow investors to fund real-world renewable energy assets.
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LRS-affiliated landfill in Illinois to get energy production system
An LRS-affiliated landfill in Illinois is installing a new system to convert waste into energy.
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Experts: Geopolitical Volatility Reshapes Kazakhstan’s Energy Strategy
Geopolitical instability is forcing Kazakhstan to re-evaluate its long-term energy strategy.
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SEIA is absorbing the Coalition for Community Solar Access
The Solar Energy Industries Association is merging with the Coalition for Community Solar Access.
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BMW iX3 40 to make UK driving debut at SMMT Drive Live.Reprint
BMW is showcasing its iX3 40 electric vehicle at the upcoming SMMT Drive Live event in the UK.
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Hydrogen cars explained: How fuel-cell vehicles work
This article explains the technical operation of hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles.
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Greater Manchester private hire drivers handed £2,500 vehicle upgrade lifeline as new £2m grant fund opensReprint
Greater Manchester launched a £2 million grant fund providing private hire drivers with £2,500 to upgrade to cleaner vehicles.
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EQONIC’s battery storage and portable power systems target off-grid and backup applicationsReprint
EQONIC has launched a new line of battery storage and portable power systems designed for off-grid and backup energy applications.
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China Solar PV News Snippets - September 16, 2026Reprint
A summary of recent developments in China's solar photovoltaic industry as of September 16, 2026.
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COMMENTARY: A hammock, climate change, and finding home again
A personal commentary reflects on the emotional and physical toll of climate change on home and lifestyle.
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Climate Change for CapitalistsClickbait
An opinion piece critiques the intersection of capitalist economic structures and climate change mitigation efforts.
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Out of this world performance at down to Earth prices: Ausom’s AWESOME fall saleClickbait
Electric scooter brand Ausom is offering discounts on its product lineup during a fall promotional sale.
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ENGWE E26 3.0 full suspension e-bike with $343 FREE bundle at new $1,499 low + Eagle electric dirt bike new $899 low, Anker, moreClickbait
Retailers are offering promotional bundles and discounts on various electric bikes and dirt bikes.
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Electric Tractor Market to Reach USD 12.1 Billion by 2034 Driven by Sustainable Farming and Low-Emission EquipmentReprint
Market analysis projects the global electric tractor industry will reach $12.1 billion by 2034 due to increasing demand for low-emission agricultural equipment.
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Street Talk: How Would You Solve Global Warming?Clickbait
A street-interview feature asks local residents for their personal ideas on solving global warming.
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Eqonic announces two additions to its energy storage rangeReprint
Eqonic has announced the addition of two new products to its existing range of energy storage solutions.
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Electric Tractor Market to Reach USD 12.1 Billion by 2034 Driven by Sustainable Farming and Low-Emission EquipmentClickbait
A market report projects the global electric tractor industry will reach $12.1 billion by 2034 due to sustainable farming trends.
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MPMC to Showcase Battery-Backed Mobile DC Fast Chargers for EVs and Electric Trucks at Data Centre World Asia 2026 and 140th Canton FairReprint
MPMC is showcasing mobile battery-backed DC fast chargers for electric vehicles and trucks at upcoming industry trade events.
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In December 2019, Australia unveiled a 4-meter underwater statue that glows with real-time ocean temperatReprint
An underwater statue in Australia was designed to monitor and display real-time ocean temperatures.
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Letter: Climate change is real
A reader-submitted letter to the editor affirms the reality of climate change.
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Trump Doubles Down on Climate Denial With Plan to Repeal Power Plant Rules
The Trump administration repealed Biden-era regulations that limited greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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Trump admin moves to gut Biden's signature environmental rules
The Trump administration is moving to repeal Biden-era carbon pollution standards for power plants.
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Trump’s EPA repeals pollution limits on fossil fuel power plants
The EPA has repealed existing pollution limits for fossil fuel-fired power plants.
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G20 summit: US scraps coal and gas power plant limits that hoped to curb climate change
The United States has reportedly removed limits on coal and gas power plants that were intended to curb climate-warming emissions.
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Trump administration removes climate pollution limits on power plants
The Trump administration has rolled back federal regulations that previously limited climate-warming pollution from power plants.
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Earth logged its hottest August on record, blowing past 1.5 C as El Nino piled on
Global temperatures reached a record high in August, exceeding 1.5 C above pre-industrial levels due to climate change and El Niño.
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Trump EPA to Strip Greenhouse Gas Limits for Power Plants, A Key Biden Climate Policy
The EPA is moving to repeal greenhouse gas limits for power plants, reversing a key Biden-era climate policy.
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NOAA Says U.S. Just Wrapped Up Its Hottest Summer On RecordReprint
NOAA data confirms that the United States experienced its hottest summer on record.
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UN reports that the earth will “overshoot” the 1.5 degree warming limitStudy
A new UN report indicates the planet is on track to exceed the 1.5 degree Celsius global warming limit.
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Trump's Climate Rollbacks Will Keep US Emissions Higher for Longer
An opinion piece analyzes how recent climate policy rollbacks are expected to keep United States emissions elevated.
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In Florida, textbook publishers are minimizing or removing climate change coverage
Florida textbook publishers are removing or minimizing content regarding climate change to align with state education standards.
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EPA announces rollback of climate pollution rules for power plants
The EPA has announced a rollback of federal regulations aimed at limiting climate-warming pollution from power plants.
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EPA erases limits on climate pollution from power plants
The EPA has officially removed federal limits on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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Trump Administration Ends Limits on Planet-Warming Emissions From Coal and Gas Power PlantsReprint
The Trump administration has revoked regulations limiting planet-warming emissions from coal and gas power plants.
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Himalayan glaciers melting 65% faster, 80% volume at risk by 2100: StudyStudy
A new study finds Himalayan glaciers are melting 65% faster, with 80% of their volume at risk by 2100.
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EPA Rolls Back Carbon Emissions Rules
The EPA has rolled back existing federal regulations governing carbon emissions.
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G20 summit: US scraps coal and gas power plant limits that hoped to curb climate changeReprint
The United States withdrew support for international coal and gas power plant limits during the G20 summit.
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Trump’s EPA repeals pollution limits on fossil fuel power plants
The EPA has officially repealed federal pollution regulations previously applied to fossil fuel-fired power plants.
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Trump moves to axe power plant climate rulesReprint
The Trump administration is taking steps to remove climate-related regulations for power plants.
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US scraps emissions limits on coal and gas power plantsReprint
The U.S. has scrapped emissions limits previously imposed on coal and gas power plants.
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Trump EPA to Strip Greenhouse Gas Limits for Power Plants, A Key Biden Climate Policy
The EPA under the Trump administration has moved to repeal greenhouse gas emission limits for power plants established by the previous administration.
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Trump Moves to Strip EPA of Authority to Limit Power Plant Carbon Pollution
The Trump administration is moving to repeal the Endangerment Finding, stripping the EPA of authority to regulate power plant greenhouse gas emissions.
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EPA to eliminate limits on climate pollution from power plantsReprint
The EPA is eliminating limits on climate pollution from power plants, a move expected to face legal challenges.
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EPA Repeals Rule Limiting Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Power Plants
The EPA has repealed a regulation that previously limited greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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Himalayan glaciers melting 65% faster, 80% volume at risk by 2100: StudyStudy
A new study indicates Himalayan glaciers are melting 65% faster than previously estimated, risking 80% of their volume by 2100.
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Himalayan Glaciers Melting 65% Faster Driven By Black Carbon: StudyStudy
Research identifies black carbon deposits as a primary driver accelerating the melting of Himalayan glaciers.
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EPA ends climate regulations for power plantsReprint
The EPA has ended climate-related regulations previously imposed on power plants.
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WRI: US EPA Repeals Climate Pollution Rules for Power PlantsReprint
The World Resources Institute reports that the EPA has repealed climate pollution rules for power plants.
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At G20 summit, US unravels power plant climate rulesReprint
The US is rolling back power plant climate regulations during the G20 summit.
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Trump EPA rolls back power-plant climate rules—and moves to block future carbon limits
The EPA is rolling back existing power plant climate rules and implementing measures to prevent future carbon emission limits.
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EPA ends Biden-era climate rules for power plantsReprint
The EPA has officially ended the climate regulations for power plants established during the Biden administration.
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NEWSLETTER: US announces climate rollbacks at G20 meetingReprint
The United States announced plans to roll back climate policies during the G20 summit.
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EPA Rolls Back Carbon Emissions RulesReprint
The EPA has initiated a rollback of federal carbon emissions regulations.
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Trump’s EPA Repeals Limits on Power Plants’ Carbon Emissions
The incoming administration is repealing existing limits on carbon emissions from power plants.
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Trump Administration Appeals California Emissions Rule Block
The Trump administration is appealing a court decision that blocked California's ability to set its own vehicle emissions standards.
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Latin America accounted for 85% of environmental defender killings in 2025, report saysStudy
A new report indicates that 85% of environmental defender killings in 2025 occurred in Latin America.
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Latin America accounted for 85% of environmental defender killings in 2025, report saysStudy
A new report finds that 85% of environmental defender killings in 2025 occurred in Latin America.
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Congressional Republicans Aim to Shield Fossil Fuel Companies From Climate Lawsuits
Congressional Republicans are attempting to pass legislation that would shield fossil fuel companies from legal liability for climate-related damages.
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Scientists stunned as volcano cloud starts destroying methaneStudy
Scientists discovered that the Hunga Tonga volcanic eruption triggered a chemical reaction that destroyed atmospheric methane, potentially impacting global warming projections.
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UN reports that the earth will “overshoot” the 1.5 degree warming limitReprint
A UN report warns that global warming is on track to exceed the 1.5 degree Celsius limit.
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Limiting Overshoot: A new UN climate report demands radical changeStudy
A new UN report calls for radical systemic changes to limit the extent of climate overshoot.
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Marine heatwave likely caused sharp decline in Hawaiian humpback whales, study findsStudy
A new study links a marine heatwave to a significant decline in the population of Hawaiian humpback whales.
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Climate minister says repeated floods have displaced 40 million people in Pakistan
Pakistan's climate minister reports that repeated flooding events have displaced 40 million people across the country.
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Himalayan Glaciers Melting 65% Faster Driven By Black Carbon: StudyStudy
Research indicates that black carbon deposits are a primary driver behind the 65% faster melting rate of Himalayan glaciers.
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EPA Rolls Back Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rules - by Jan Wondra
The EPA has officially rolled back federal greenhouse gas emission regulations for power plants.
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Groups cite huge health costs from EPA’s power plant GHG rollback, vow to sue
Environmental groups are preparing to sue the EPA over the repeal of power plant greenhouse gas emission rules, citing health impacts.
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EPA Repeals Biden-Era Limits on Power Plant Greenhouse Gas Emissions
The EPA has repealed Biden-era greenhouse gas emission limits for power plants.
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Trump’s EPA repeals Democratic-led greenhouse gas requirementsReprint
The Trump administration's EPA has repealed greenhouse gas requirements established by the previous administration.
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EPA Issues Final Rule Repealing Most 2024 Power Plant GHG Standards and a Proposal That Would Eliminate the Remaining Power Plant GHG StandardsStudy
The EPA issued a final rule repealing 2024 power plant standards and proposed eliminating remaining greenhouse gas requirements.
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Satellite analysis identifies US as ‘super-emitters’ of planet-heating methaneStudy
Satellite data analysis identifies the United States as a major source of methane emissions.
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World’s top 20 private equity firms produce more greenhouse gases a year than most countries, report findsStudy
A new report finds that the world's top 20 private equity firms have a combined carbon footprint exceeding most nations.
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Chinese Solar Panels Drop to 12 Cents a Watt, Rooftop Installs Surge Worldwide
Falling costs for Chinese solar panels are driving a global surge in rooftop solar installations.
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Trump administration appeals ruling blocking EPA from sending California auto emissions rules to Congress
The Trump administration is appealing a court ruling that blocked its attempt to prevent California from setting its own auto emissions standards.
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Trump EPA rolls back climate rules for power plants
The EPA has officially moved to roll back climate-related regulations for power plants.
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Texas A&M System removes courses on LGBT, ethnic studies and climate change from core offerings
The Texas A&M System has removed climate change courses from its core curriculum offerings.
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Earth logged its hottest August on record, blowing past 1.5 C as El Nino piled onReprint
Global temperatures in August surpassed 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, marking the hottest August on record.
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NOAA Says U.S. Just Wrapped Up Its Hottest Summer On Record
NOAA data confirms that the United States has just experienced its hottest summer on record.
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Indonesia's current wildfires are breaking averages - here’s how the data compares
Data indicates that current wildfires in Indonesia are exceeding historical averages, highlighting worsening fire trends.
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Latin America accounted for 85% of environmental defender killings in 2025, report saysStudy
A new report finds that Latin America accounted for 85% of global killings of environmental defenders in 2025.
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Gold mining expands fastest on Indigenous lands in Brazil’s Amazon, new analysis findsStudy
New analysis shows that gold mining is expanding rapidly on Indigenous lands within the Brazilian Amazon.
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EU lawmakers move to scrap carbon border levy's emergency brake
EU lawmakers are moving to remove the emergency brake mechanism from the bloc's carbon border adjustment mechanism.
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Net electricity generation from solar in OECD Europe, 2020-2026 – Charts – Data & StatisticsStudy
The IEA published data and charts tracking the growth of net solar electricity generation in OECD Europe from 2020 to 2026.
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World of Change: Columbia Glacier, AlaskaStudy
NASA documents the long-term retreat of Alaska's Columbia Glacier as an indicator of climate change.
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UK could 'unlock' 100 more oil and gas projects, say North Sea bosses
North Sea industry leaders are lobbying the UK government to approve 100 new oil and gas projects.
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Australia must double down to meet our climate targets, new study shows howStudy
A new study outlines the necessary actions for Australia to meet its climate targets and avoid breaching 1.5°C warming.
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Trump Habitat Rollback Takes Effect As Sierra Club and Conservation Partners Sue
A new federal rule rescinding habitat protections under the Endangered Species Act has taken effect, prompting legal challenges from conservation groups.
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Mysterious disease sending young, healthy Texas workers into kidney failure
Texas laborers are experiencing chronic kidney failure linked to extreme heat exposure.
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Trump Doubles Down With Plan To Repeal Power Plant Pollution RestrictionsReprint
A proposed policy plan aims to repeal existing federal restrictions on power plant pollution.
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Trump’s ‘largest deregulatory action ever’ in the power sector will keep old coal plants online longer to fuel the AI boom
Deregulation in the power sector is expected to extend the operational life of coal plants to support rising energy demands.
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Trump Administration Ends Limits on Planet-Warming Emissions From Coal and Gas Power PlantsReprint
The Trump administration has ended federal limits on planet-warming emissions from coal and gas-fired power plants.
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EPA eliminates rule that limits planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plantsReprint
The EPA has eliminated federal rules that previously limited greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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Europe Heatwave Exposes the Global Climate Adaptation Gap
Recent European heat waves highlight the urgent need to address the global gap in climate adaptation strategies.
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WHO warns Western Europe's record heat that killed at least 35,000 was a 'dress rehearsal'
The WHO warns that record-breaking heat waves in Europe are a precursor to more frequent and deadly climate-driven events.
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Europe Heatwave Exposes the Global Climate Adaptation Gap
Analysis argues that recent European heat waves highlight a critical failure in global climate adaptation strategies.
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WHO warns Western Europe's record heat that killed at least 35,000 was a 'dress rehearsal'
The WHO warns that recent European heat waves, which caused 35,000 deaths, are a precursor to future climate-driven extremes.
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‘We’re out of water’: Utah communities live with steep water cuts amid brutal Colorado River drought
Utah communities face severe water restrictions due to the ongoing, long-term drought in the Colorado River basin.
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Himalayan Glaciers Melting 65 Percent Faster as Black Carbon Accelerates CrisisReprint
Black carbon pollution is significantly accelerating the melting rate of Himalayan glaciers, worsening the regional water crisis.
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EPA is unwinding rules that limit carbon emissionsReprint
The EPA is in the process of rolling back regulations that limit carbon emissions from power plants.
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What to know as EPA announces repeal of power plant emissions limits
An overview of the EPA's decision to repeal power plant emissions limits and its potential implications.
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EPA Ends Efforts to Regulate Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Power PlantsReprint
The EPA has terminated its regulatory efforts regarding greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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Trump EPA Repeals Biden-Era Rules Limiting GHG Emissions from Power PlantsReprint
The EPA has repealed Biden-era regulations that limited greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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US scraps greenhouse gas rules for power plantsReprint
The US government has scrapped existing greenhouse gas regulations for power plants.
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EPA Poised to Repeal Carbon Rules for Coal, Gas Power PlantsReprint
The EPA is moving to repeal existing federal regulations that limit greenhouse gas emissions from coal and gas-fired power plants.
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US guts climate rules for coal and gas power plantsReprint
The U.S. government has rolled back environmental regulations governing emissions from coal and gas-fired power plants.
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Climate at a GlanceStudy
NOAA provides a tool for visualizing and analyzing historical climate data across various regions and timeframes.
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Kenya: A small village takes on an oil giant
A small Kenyan village is taking legal action against an oil company over environmental and climate concerns.
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North Carolina coastal towns now flood up to 100 days a yearReprint
Increased flooding in North Carolina coastal towns now occurs up to 100 days per year.
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Here’s What the Science Really Says About the Health and Climate Risks of Carbon Pollution
An overview of scientific consensus regarding the health and climate risks associated with carbon pollution.
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EPA Rolls Back Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rules - by Jan Wondra
A columnist reports on the federal rollback of greenhouse gas emissions rules.
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Groups cite huge health costs from EPA’s power plant GHG rollback, vow to sue
Public health groups are preparing to sue the EPA over a policy rollback that increases greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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Chinese Solar Panels Drop to 12 Cents a Watt, Rooftop Installs Surge Worldwide
Falling solar panel prices are contributing to a global surge in rooftop solar installations.
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Chinese solar panels fall to 12 cents per watt
The price of Chinese-manufactured solar panels has dropped to 12 cents per watt, increasing affordability for global markets.
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'Stuck': enough energy projects planned, too few built
A significant number of planned energy projects are facing delays, preventing the transition to renewable power from accelerating.
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‘Don’t mess with the ZEV Mandate,’ warn UK business leaders
UK business leaders are urging the government to maintain the current Zero Emission Vehicle mandate to ensure market stability.
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Trump administration appeals ruling blocking EPA from sending California auto emissions rules to CongressReprint
The Trump administration is appealing a court ruling that blocked efforts to prevent California from setting its own vehicle emissions standards.
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Air Fares Must Rise if Heathrow Adds a Third Runway, Climate Watchdog SaysStudy
A climate watchdog warns that airfares must increase if Heathrow Airport proceeds with the construction of a third runway.
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Net electricity generation from solar in OECD Europe, 2020-2026 – Charts – Data & StatisticsStudy
IEA data tracks the growth of net electricity generation from solar power in OECD Europe from 2020 to 2026.
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The Age of Power
Ember analyzes the current state and transition of the global power sector.
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Pushback Mounts Against Trump’s Attacks on the Endangered Species Act
A new Trump administration rule has taken effect, weakening habitat protections under the Endangered Species Act by narrowing the definition of harm.
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Marine heatwave likely caused sharp decline in Hawaiian humpback whales, study findsStudy
A marine heatwave in the Pacific caused a decline in forage fish, leading to a sharp population drop in Hawaiian humpback whales.
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High-resolution weather data could pinpoint neighborhoods facing greatest heat stressStudy
A new high-resolution dataset helps identify urban neighborhoods most vulnerable to extreme heat stress.
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Drought-flood alternation under climate changeStudy
Climate change is increasing the frequency of back-to-back extreme weather events like droughts and floods, which significantly threatens agricultural crop yields.
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Satellite data reveal ESG scores track public image more than actual forest lossStudy
Research indicates that ESG ratings often fail to accurately reflect corporate deforestation, suggesting a need for better integration of satellite environmental data.
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Over 110 Groups to Congress: Don’t Criminalize Protest in Pipeline Safety Bill
Over 110 organizations are urging Congress to remove language from a pipeline safety bill that would criminalize environmental protests.
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New Report Examining APS’s Massive Gas Buildout Demonstrates How Ratepayers Could Be on the Hook for DecadesStudy
A new report warns that Arizona Public Service's reliance on natural gas expansion poses long-term financial risks to ratepayers.
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Ocean at the front door: Coastal communities battle erosion
Coastal communities are facing increasing threats from rising sea levels, stronger storms, and severe erosion.
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It’s almost fall, but this record heat dome didn’t get the memo
A record-breaking heat dome is bringing extreme temperatures and humidity to the central United States.
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Study: Climate change worsens Nevada snow droughtStudy
A new study confirms that climate change is exacerbating snow drought conditions in Nevada.
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Trump’s climate rollbacks will keep U.S. emissions higher for longer
Analysis suggests that proposed climate policy rollbacks would lead to sustained higher U.S. emissions.
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Panama Canal to cap ship transits due to El Nino drought
The Panama Canal authority is limiting ship transits due to a severe drought linked to El Niño.
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Warming Is Weakening a 400 Year Link Between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, Study FindsStudy
A new study finds that ocean warming is disrupting a 400-year-old connection between the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
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Kenya: A small village takes on an oil giant
A small Kenyan village is taking legal action against a major oil company over environmental concerns.
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Scientists are divided over plans to artificially dim the sun – here’s what they’re actually arguing about
Researchers are debating the efficacy and risks of solar geoengineering as a potential tool to mitigate global warming.
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$4.1 Million Awarded for Research to Inform Coastal Flooding Resilience and AdaptationStudy
NOAA awarded $4.1 million in grants to research coastal flooding resilience and adaptation strategies.
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How 100 days of record ocean heat is reshaping life in and around the seas
Record-breaking ocean temperatures are significantly altering marine ecosystems and coastal life.
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Himalayas: Glaciers Melting Faster, Threatening India’s Economy
Accelerated melting of Himalayan glaciers is identified as a significant threat to India's long-term economic stability.
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Himalayan Glacier Loss Is Exposing India’s Water Security Gap
The loss of Himalayan glaciers is highlighting critical gaps in India's water security infrastructure and planning.
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Himalayan Glaciers Melting 65 Percent Faster as Black Carbon Accelerates CrisisReprint
Black carbon emissions are accelerating the melting of Himalayan glaciers, according to recent scientific findings.
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Here’s What the Science Really Says About the Health and Climate Risks of Carbon Pollution
An overview summarizes scientific consensus regarding the health and climate risks associated with carbon pollution.
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EU to debate livestock methane accounting as Hansen backs science-based approach
The EU is preparing to debate new accounting methods for livestock methane emissions.
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Cited 15 September 2026: Temperature ‘overshoot’ | World’s warmest month | ‘Catastrophic’ 1877-78 El NiñoStudy
Carbon Brief reviews recent climate data, including temperature records and historical context on extreme weather events.
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Experts release list of 45 misleading statements on climate change made by Reform
Experts have compiled a list of 45 misleading statements regarding climate change made by the Reform UK political party.
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When the Rivers Run Low: Why Reliable Power Depends on DiversityStudy
IRENA reports that diversifying energy sources is essential for power reliability as low water levels impact hydropower.
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Chinese solar panels fall to 12 cents per watt
The price of Chinese solar panels has dropped to 12 cents per watt, increasing the affordability of renewable energy deployment.
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'Stuck': enough energy projects planned, too few built
Significant renewable energy projects are facing delays in construction despite strong initial planning and development pipelines.
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Masdar plans bigger Azerbaijan solar project, battery storage and 24-hour clean power
Masdar is expanding its renewable energy portfolio in Azerbaijan with new solar and battery storage projects.
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Trump Administration Appeals California Emissions Rule BlockReprint
The Trump administration is appealing a legal decision that prevented it from blocking California's auto emissions rules.
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Heathrow expansion incompatible with UK climate goals unless airlines do more, advisers say
Government advisers warn that expanding Heathrow Airport is incompatible with UK climate goals unless the aviation industry implements significant emissions reductions.
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Germany Leads Last-Minute Push to Avoid EU Carbon Market Glut
Germany is leading efforts within the EU to prevent an oversupply of carbon credits in the emissions trading market.
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EU phase-out of Russian gas creates new diversification opportunities for Central and Eastern Europe – AnalysisStudy
The IEA reports that the EU's phase-out of Russian gas provides new energy diversification opportunities for Central and Eastern Europe.
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How the End of USAID Eroded Global Environmental Goals
The dismantling of USAID has significantly reduced global funding for climate resilience and environmental conservation programs.
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Gray whales are starving as the Arctic warms. Will the US protect them?
Warming Arctic waters are disrupting food sources, leading to starvation among gray whale populations.
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International trade linked to 20% of global emissions – but imports ignoredStudy
New research indicates that international trade accounts for 20% of global emissions, highlighting a gap in current climate policy.
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Wildfires on doorstep of Indonesia’s new capital as environmental and health crisis flares
Escalating wildfires in Indonesia are threatening the construction site of the country's new capital city.
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In a first, cement giant to tap thermal batteries for cleaner heat
A cement manufacturer is adopting thermal battery technology to replace fossil fuels with clean electricity for high-heat industrial processes.
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Pollution spikes after Trump halted global air-monitoring efforts, report saysStudy
A study found that air pollution increased in cities after U.S. embassies stopped providing air-quality monitoring data.
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Texas A&M System removes courses on LGBT, ethnic studies and climate change from core offerings
Texas A&M University System removed climate change courses from its core curriculum offerings.
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Extreme Equatorial Storms are Larger and More Persistent Under WarmingStudy
New research indicates that extreme equatorial storms are becoming larger and more persistent due to rising global temperatures.
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August Tied the Global Temperature Record as Extreme Heat Spread Worldwide | Ukraine news - #MezhaReprint
Global temperatures in August tied previous records as extreme heat events were reported across the world.
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Sick of sultry Septembers? Extreme heat is spreading from summer into fall
Data analysis shows a trend of extreme heat events extending further into the autumn months.
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What happens to blood pressure during extreme heat? A 4.2 million-visit study offers a clueStudy
A study of 4.2 million medical visits links extreme heat exposure to significant changes in blood pressure.
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Panama canal traffic to be cut again as drought from El Niño worsens
The Panama Canal is reducing traffic again as El Niño-driven drought impacts water levels.
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El Nino reaches super status: Where will it bring rain, drought and heat?
Meteorologists track the impacts of a 'super' El Niño event on global patterns of rain, drought, and heat.
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Nepal floods leave thousands homeless as climate finance lags
Severe flooding in Nepal has displaced thousands, highlighting the ongoing shortfall in international climate finance for vulnerable nations.
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Climate minister says repeated floods have displaced 40 million people in Pakistan
Pakistan's climate minister reports that repeated flooding events have resulted in the displacement of 40 million people.
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Himalayan glaciers melting 65% faster: Threat to India's 20% GDPReprint
Rapid Himalayan glacier melt is identified as a significant threat to 20% of India's GDP.
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Himalayan Glaciers Near Tipping Point As Melting Accelerates
Evidence suggests Himalayan glaciers are approaching a critical tipping point as melting rates continue to climb.
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Himalayan Tipping Point: How the Climate Crisis is Threatening Millions Across South Asia
The climate-driven melting of Himalayan glaciers threatens the livelihoods and safety of millions across South Asia.
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Marine Heatwaves and El Niño Are Disrupting Fisheries
Research highlights how the combination of marine heatwaves and El Niño is negatively impacting global fisheries.
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Local emergency declared in California beach city to stabilize coastal bluffs ahead of super El Niño
A California city declares a local emergency to fund coastal bluff stabilization in preparation for El Niño-driven erosion.
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'A giant step backward': Trump administration axes limits on coal and gas power plant pollution
The Trump administration's decision to axe power plant pollution limits is described as a major setback for climate policy.
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COP30 delegations: EU countries sent representatives with ties to the fossil fuel industry
Reports indicate that several EU delegations to COP30 include representatives with ties to the fossil fuel industry.
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H1 2026 sees more renewable energy than ever: Here’s a region-by-region guide to renewable energy supply in the recent pastStudy
Global renewable energy supply reached record levels in the first half of 2026, according to a regional analysis.
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Solar power cuts German electricity costs by EUR 15.7bn in 2025Study
Solar power generation in Germany reduced electricity costs by 15.7 billion euros in 2025.
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Dispute over TTTF billion + Berlin election watch + ETS revision
European officials are navigating disputes over climate funding, election monitoring, and revisions to the Emissions Trading System.
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Phoenix had its second-hottest summer on record in 2026
Phoenix recorded its second-hottest summer on record during 2026.
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2026 breaks Atlantic record with no named hurricanes so far
The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season set a record for the latest start without a named storm.
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Scientists warn climate change increases frequency of European cyclonesReprint
Scientists warn that climate change is increasing the frequency of cyclones in Europe.
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A pilot program in Massachusetts hopes to crack the code on insurance in coastal communities
A Massachusetts pilot program is testing new insurance models to address the risks posed by rising seas.
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Petronas, TotalEnergies Partner to Support Methane Monitoring in SE Asia
Petronas and TotalEnergies have formed a partnership to improve methane monitoring capabilities across Southeast Asia.
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Scientists turned rice plants into tiny power sources; the system also cut methane emissions from paddy cStudy
Scientists developed a system using rice plants as power sources that simultaneously reduces methane emissions from paddy fields.
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Plausible Scenarios Still Indicate 2°C to 3°CStudy
Current climate modeling scenarios suggest that global temperatures are still on track to increase by 2°C to 3°C.
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When the Rivers Run Low: Why Reliable Power Depends on DiversityStudy
IRENA emphasizes the need for diverse energy sources to ensure grid reliability during climate-driven water shortages.
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Electricity generation from non-conventional renewable energies in Peru grew 20% in the first half of 2026Study
Peru reported a 20% increase in electricity generation from non-conventional renewable energy sources during the first half of 2026.
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The Grid’s Wasted-Power Problem Has a Sector-Coupling Fix
Sector-coupling is proposed as a method to address grid inefficiencies and better integrate renewable energy sources.
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EU truck manufacturers call for adjusted compliance time for EV production
EU truck manufacturers are requesting more time to comply with electric vehicle production targets, citing industry challenges.
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Acknowledging local climate change experiences is essential for policy reformsStudy
A new study suggests that incorporating local community experiences is vital for effective climate policy reform.
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3M, DuPont and more to face lawsuit on Pfas in US firefighters’ protective gear
Major chemical companies face a lawsuit over the presence of PFAS in protective gear used by firefighters.
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Far offshore, scientists find fresh evidence of human harm to reefs
Scientists have discovered new evidence of human-driven damage to offshore coral reefs.
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Successful launch of Copernicus Sentinel-3CStudy
The European Space Agency confirmed the successful launch of the Copernicus Sentinel-3C satellite.
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Thales Alenia Space Launches Sentinel-3C For Ocean And Land Monitoring
Thales Alenia Space launched the Sentinel-3C satellite to monitor ocean and land conditions for climate research.
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World of Change: Columbia Glacier, AlaskaStudy
NASA provides a visual record of the Columbia Glacier's retreat in Alaska over several decades.
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CCC: Heathrow expansion could push flights to ‘80% of UK emissions by 2050’Reprint
The UK's Climate Change Committee warns that Heathrow expansion could cause aviation to account for 80% of national carbon emissions by 2050.
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Since US intervention, Venezuela’s illegal mining crisis has only worsened, critics say
Critics argue that U.S. intervention in Venezuela has failed to curb illegal mining, which continues to cause significant environmental damage.
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Bristol becomes first British city to ban advertisements for fast fashion
Bristol has become the first UK city to ban advertisements for fast fashion, airlines, and fossil fuels on public billboards.
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What are best options for controlling GSL dust, and what would they cost?Study
A new report analyzes the growing risks and management costs associated with toxic dust from the shrinking Great Salt Lake.
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Great Salt Lake's ancient past reveals how quickly fresh water can disappear
Geological history of the Great Salt Lake demonstrates how rapidly freshwater systems can disappear under changing climate conditions.
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Greenhouse gas benefits of agricultural irrigation far outweigh emissions costs, study findsStudy
Agricultural irrigation in the U.S. helps prevent greenhouse gas emissions by allowing higher food production on less land, reducing the need for land conversion.
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Congress Must Reject Attack on Clean Air Protections for Port Communities
The author argues that Congress must reject resolutions that would roll back clean air protections for port communities.
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Holcim Integrates Two Joule Hive Thermal Batteries Into Its Cement Making Facility
Holcim is integrating thermal battery technology into its cement production to reduce the energy-intensive process's carbon footprint.
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Tough year for Texas summer crops due to drought, extreme temperatures
Texas farmers report significant crop losses due to the combined impacts of extreme heat and drought.
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Chapman Study Finds Some Orange County Schools Face Extreme Heat RisksStudy
A Chapman University study identifies specific Orange County schools at high risk from extreme heat exposure.
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Brazil plans R$9.5bn health overhaul for climate extremes
Brazil announces a 9.5 billion real investment to overhaul its health system to better handle climate extremes.
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The untold side of Bangladesh's climate migration
A report examines the often overlooked social and economic impacts of climate-driven migration in Bangladesh.
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Nepal needs billions in climate finance, but slow project delivery remains a hurdle
Nepal requires significant climate finance, but difficulties in project implementation are hindering progress.
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No Atlantic Hurricane Through September 14 Sets a Satellite Era Record as El Niño StrengthensStudy
The Atlantic hurricane season has set a satellite-era record for the latest start, coinciding with a strengthening El Niño.
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North Carolina coastal towns now flood up to 100 days a yearReprint
Coastal towns in North Carolina are experiencing increased flooding, with some areas flooding up to 100 days annually.
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A pilot program in Massachusetts hopes to crack the code on insurance in coastal communities
A Massachusetts pilot program is testing new insurance models to address climate-related coastal risks.
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As Coastal Risks Rise, Climate Resilience Could Become New Real Estate Due Diligence
Real estate investors are increasingly incorporating climate resilience and risk assessments into property due diligence.
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Melting Mount Ağrı glacier threatens eastern Türkiye villages
The melting of the glacier on Mount Ağrı in Türkiye poses an increasing threat to nearby villages.
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Himalayan Tipping Point: How the Climate Crisis is Threatening Millions Across South Asia
The climate crisis is accelerating Himalayan glacier loss, threatening water security for millions of people across South Asia.
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What EPA's greenhouse gas rollback means for Texas
An analysis examines the specific implications of the EPA's greenhouse gas rule repeal for the state of Texas.
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Adirondack advocates concerned about EPA rollback of power plant emissions rules
Adirondack environmental advocates express concern regarding the EPA's decision to roll back power plant emission rules.
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Weak Sustainable Fuel Rules Risk Carbon Burden: EDF
The Environmental Defense Fund warns that weak sustainable fuel regulations could increase the global carbon burden.
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Statement from C2ES President Nat Keohane on EPA's Repeal of Carbon Pollution Standards for Power Plants
The president of C2ES issued a statement criticizing the EPA's repeal of carbon pollution standards for power plants.
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Petronas, TotalEnergies Partner to Support Methane Monitoring in SE Asia
Petronas and TotalEnergies are collaborating to improve methane monitoring and detection technologies across Southeast Asia.
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'Head sock' helping in fight against cattle methane emissions
Australian researchers are testing a specialized 'head sock' device designed to capture methane emissions from cattle.
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Scientists turned rice plants into tiny power sources; the system also cut methane emissions from paddy c
Scientists developed a system using rice plants to generate electricity while simultaneously reducing methane emissions from paddy fields.
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Zero waste to be put on global climate agenda for 1st time at COP31
Zero waste initiatives will be included on the global climate agenda for the first time at COP31.
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BRICS declaration calls for climate action while recognising fossil fuel role
The latest BRICS declaration emphasizes climate action while explicitly acknowledging the ongoing role of fossil fuels.
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An Idaho County Banned Renewable Energy. Now It’s Reconsidering.
An Idaho county that previously banned renewable energy projects is now reconsidering its stance on the issue.
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Iowa researchers warn of rising coal use, urge renewable energy pivot
Iowa researchers are calling for a transition to renewable energy in response to rising coal consumption in the state.
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VW's Record EV Sips Power From a Small Battery
Volkswagen has developed a new electric vehicle prototype that achieves high efficiency using a smaller battery capacity.
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A new front opens in Chile's emissions-free road transport push
Chile is expanding its efforts to transition road transport to zero-emission vehicles.
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‘Don’t mess with the ZEV Mandate,’ warn UK business leaders
UK business leaders are publicly urging the government to maintain the current zero-emission vehicle mandate.
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EU truck manufacturers call for adjusted compliance time for EV production
EU truck manufacturers are requesting more time to comply with electric vehicle production requirements.
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EPA Moves to Repeal Biden Power Plant Climate Rules | Cato’s Travis Fisher Reacts
The Cato Institute provides commentary supporting the EPA's move to repeal federal power plant climate regulations.
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Oil and gas leases threaten big game migration routes, lawsuit claims
A lawsuit claims that new oil and gas leases threaten critical migration routes for big game animals.
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Successful Launch of EU Copernicus Sentinel-3C to Monitor Our Changing PlanetStudy
The EU successfully launched the Copernicus Sentinel-3C satellite to monitor environmental changes on Earth.
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Earth observation satellites Copernicus Sentinel-3C and Earth Explorer FLEX successfully launchedStudy
Copernicus Sentinel-3C and Earth Explorer FLEX satellites were successfully launched to observe Earth's climate.
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Successful launch of Copernicus Sentinel-3CStudy
The Copernicus Sentinel-3C satellite has been successfully launched to monitor the planet.
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Copernicus Sentinel-3C successfully launchedStudy
The Copernicus Sentinel-3C satellite, designed to monitor Earth's climate and environment, was successfully launched into orbit.
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FLEX and Sentinel-3C launchedStudy
The European Space Agency successfully launched the FLEX and Sentinel-3C satellites to enhance Earth observation and climate monitoring capabilities.
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Weeks after the Nepal flood disaster, families of the missing hold out hope
Families continue to search for missing relatives following the recent devastating floods in Nepal.
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Ethiopia Cuts Bitcoin Miners’ Power Supply as El Niño Hurts Dams
Ethiopia has restricted power to Bitcoin miners as El Niño-driven drought reduces hydroelectric dam capacity.
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The Age of Power
Ember analyzes the ongoing shift in global power generation toward renewable energy sources.
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New England Affirms Faith in Wind Energy’s Future
Maine regulators approved new wind energy proposals to increase renewable power generation for the state and region.
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One dollar spent preparing for disasters can save six
The federal BRIC program provides funding for pre-disaster mitigation projects to increase community resilience against climate-driven weather events.
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The incoming ‘super’ El Niño will create chaos around the world. And we are far from ready for it | Bill McGuire
An opinion piece warns that the world is unprepared for the global disruptions expected from an upcoming super El Niño event.
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A new approach to forecasting toxic metals in wildfire smokeStudy
Researchers are developing a new method to forecast the presence of toxic metals in wildfire smoke.
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Extreme Equatorial Storms are Larger and More Persistent Under WarmingStudy
Global warming is causing equatorial storms to become larger and more persistent, according to recent atmospheric research.
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More Than 56% of California Electricity Demand Supplied by Wind, Water, & Solar in 2026Study
Renewable energy sources supplied over 56% of California's electricity demand in 2026, according to new data.
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It’s Electric to Install 700 Curbside EV Chargers in New York City
New York City is partnering with a startup to expand its curbside electric vehicle charging network to 700 points by 2030.
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Inactive oil and gas wells to go under review at hearingReprint
Texas regulators are holding a hearing to review the status of inactive oil and gas wells, which can leak methane.
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Drought-flood alternation under climate changeStudy
New research explores the increasing frequency of alternating drought and flood cycles driven by climate change.
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New climate models are zooming in on regional risksStudy
New climate modeling tools are providing higher-resolution data to assess regional climate risks.
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SteelWatch Explainer: Why steelmaking drives climate change – and why it doesn’t have to be this way
An explainer details the carbon-intensive nature of steel production and potential pathways for industry decarbonization.
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FLEX satellite in orbit: studying plant responses to climate change from space
The newly launched FLEX satellite will monitor plant health and responses to climate change from orbit.
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Europe launches two climate observation satellites
Europe has successfully launched two new satellites designed to observe and monitor climate change indicators.
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Africa's rainmakers still in demand but face challenges from climate change
Traditional African rainmakers are struggling to maintain their practices as climate change alters local weather patterns and rainfall predictability.
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Record ocean heat streak highlights climate change’s growing gripReprint
A sustained streak of record-breaking ocean temperatures underscores the intensifying impact of human-caused climate change.
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2026 El Niño will create new extreme weather patterns. Worse, no one can predict them
Experts warn that the 2026 El Niño event is expected to trigger unpredictable and extreme weather patterns globally.
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Hotter days and more of themStudy
A data visualization analysis shows the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme heat days over time.
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Extreme heat and drought trigger water crisis in Crowell
Prolonged extreme heat and drought conditions have caused a critical water shortage in Crowell, Texas.
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Bhote Koshi flood: A 360-degree look at causes, casualties, $4.8 billion losses and climate justice push
A comprehensive review of the Bhote Koshi flood details $4.8 billion in losses and the urgent need for climate justice.
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Nepal needs billions in climate finance, but slow project delivery remains a hurdle
Nepal faces significant challenges in utilizing international climate finance due to slow project implementation and delivery.
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Climate Finance Readiness: Can Pakistan Turn Money Into Resilience?
This analysis questions whether Pakistan has the institutional readiness to effectively convert climate finance into long-term resilience.
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Sea level rise and winter storms could enhance California floodingReprint
Rising sea levels combined with winter storm activity are projected to increase the risk of flooding in California.
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The global sea temperature reaches a new record and puts Lanzarote's species at risk
Record-high global sea temperatures are threatening marine species near Lanzarote.
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Ho Chi Minh City will spend 140,000 billion VND to implement 87 flood control projects by 2030
Ho Chi Minh City plans to invest 140 trillion VND in flood control projects by 2030.
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Melting Mount Ağrı glacier threatens eastern Türkiye villages
The rapid melting of the Mount Ağrı glacier poses increasing risks of flooding and landslides to nearby villages in eastern Türkiye.
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Himalayan Glacier Melt Raises Risks for MillionsReprint
The melting of Himalayan glaciers creates increasing risks for millions of people dependent on glacial meltwater.
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A ‘super El Niño’ is on the way. What that means for fall and winter weather in the central U.S.
Meteorologists are tracking an upcoming El Niño event and its potential influence on U.S. fall and winter weather patterns.
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Landscape Architecture Has a Carbon Problem. Now It Can Measure It.
New measurement tools are being developed to help the landscape architecture industry track and reduce its carbon footprint.
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How Are NYC Buildings Doing on Emission Rules So Far?
An analysis examines the current compliance status of New York City buildings with local emissions regulations.
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Satellite analysis identifies US as ‘super-emitters’ of planet-heating methaneStudy
Satellite data analysis identifies the United States as a major source of methane emissions, labeling the country a super-emitter.
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Slashing fossil fuels is 'life and death' for Pacific
Pacific leaders emphasize that reducing fossil fuel use is a matter of survival for their region.
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Slashing fossil fuels is 'life and death' for PacificReprint
Pacific leaders emphasize that reducing fossil fuel reliance is an existential necessity for their nations.
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Coal-to-solar project lands a rare clean-energy win in Ohio
A former coal site in Ohio is being converted into a solar energy project.
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Brazil adds 1.9 GW of renewables capacity in August 2026Study
Brazil added 1.9 GW of new renewable energy capacity to its grid during August 2026.
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Houston battery project comes online in 6 weeks as ERCOT strains under record demand
A new battery storage project in Houston was deployed rapidly to help manage grid strain during peak demand.
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Masdar plans bigger Azerbaijan solar project, battery storage and 24-hour clean power
Masdar is planning to expand its solar and battery storage projects in Azerbaijan to provide 24-hour clean power.
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Trump admin's grid order puts US battery boom in limbo, and could hit power bills
A new Trump administration grid order creates uncertainty for the U.S. battery storage sector and may increase consumer power costs.
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EU sticks to its guns on methane rules ahead of Houston showdown
The EU maintains its commitment to strict methane regulations ahead of upcoming international discussions in Houston.
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EIB makes first investment in modular nuclear reactors
The European Investment Bank has made its first investment in modular nuclear reactor technology.
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The early read on EPA's new climate counterstrike
The EPA is developing new strategies to counter legal and political challenges to its climate regulations.
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Branch Energy raises $33 million to scale its commercial batteries across PJM
Branch Energy secured $33 million in funding to expand its commercial battery storage deployment across the PJM electricity market.
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EU phase-out of Russian gas creates new diversification opportunities for Central and Eastern Europe – AnalysisStudy
The IEA analyzed how the EU's phase-out of Russian gas creates new energy diversification opportunities for Central and Eastern Europe.
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What Is the Link Between El Niño and Climate Change?
This explainer details the scientific relationship between the El Niño climate pattern and human-caused global warming.
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The Health Harms of Keeping Fossil Fuel Plants from Retiring
The Environmental Defense Fund highlights the public health consequences of delaying the retirement of fossil fuel power plants.
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State Land Office says New Mexico’s renewable energy brings in revenue, offsets environmental harm
New Mexico's State Land Office reports that renewable energy projects are generating revenue while offsetting environmental impacts.
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VW's Record EV Sips Power From a Small Battery
Volkswagen has developed a new electric vehicle model designed for high energy efficiency and reduced battery consumption.
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U.S. Diesel Prices on Track for Record Year
U.S. diesel prices are trending toward record highs for the year, reflecting ongoing volatility in fossil fuel markets.
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A new front opens in Chile's emissions-free road transport push
Chile is launching a new initiative to further expand its transition toward emissions-free road transport.
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‘If climate plan is credible, defend it,’ Sudbury activist tells feds
A Sudbury activist is calling on the federal government to defend its climate plan if it is considered credible.
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Europe puts into orbit two Earth observation satellitesReprint
Two new Earth observation satellites have been successfully placed into orbit to monitor environmental changes.
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ATLAS/ICESat-2 L3B Gridded Antarctic and Arctic Land Ice Height Change V006Study
NASA released updated gridded datasets measuring land ice height changes in the Arctic and Antarctic.
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Brazil election could put 95% of the Amazon under right-wing governmentsClickbait
Upcoming Brazilian elections could result in the majority of the Amazon rainforest falling under the jurisdiction of right-wing governments.
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Disaster Survivors Sticking Together
This personal essay explores the shared experiences and resilience of Americans impacted by climate-driven disasters.
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Plans to artificially dim the sun have divided scientists—here's what they're actually arguing about
Scientists address common misconceptions and the ongoing debate surrounding solar geoengineering and weather modification.
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Local experience shapes how coastal communities understand and respond to climate change
Local experiences significantly influence how coastal communities perceive and respond to climate change, challenging top-down communication strategies.
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Volvo Upgrades the XC60 & XC90 Plug-in Hybrids with Significantly More Fully Electric Range
Volvo has updated its XC60 and XC90 plug-in hybrid SUVs to feature significantly increased all-electric driving ranges.
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UK Trying to Advance Hydrogen Aviation. Likelihood by 2050 is still under 1%
The author analyzes the UK's hydrogen aviation initiatives, concluding that the likelihood of widespread adoption by 2050 remains very low.
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Philippines EV Ferry Has Moved Thousands of Passengers Since Launch
The Philippines has successfully launched its first locally designed electric passenger ferry, which is now in regular operation.
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Stellantis Expands Electric Commercial Vehicle Lineup at IAA TransportationReprint
Stellantis showcased an expanded lineup of electric commercial vehicles, including vans and delivery trucks, at the IAA Transportation 2026 event.
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Electrification of Commercial Vehicles Continues at Faster Pace at IAA Transportation 2026
The IAA Transportation 2026 show highlights a rapid industry shift toward the electrification of commercial trucks and delivery vehicles.
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The world’s largest EV company just partnered with an African electric motorcycle company
Chinese EV manufacturer Yadea is partnering with an African company to expand electric motorcycle and battery-swapping infrastructure in Africa.
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NYC’s newest electric school buses come with a money-saving twist
New York City is deploying 40 electric school buses following a project that successfully reduced charging infrastructure costs.
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Atlantic breaks 60-year record for longest stretch without a hurricane
The Atlantic has experienced its longest stretch without a hurricane in 60 years, attributed partly to El Niño conditions.
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What Is the Link Between El Niño and Climate Change?
This explainer details the complex relationship between El Niño weather patterns and long-term climate change.
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The world can’t afford to ignore climate change much longer
This opinion piece argues that the world must urgently address the escalating climate crisis.
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Climate Change's Impact in West-Central Texas
Local reporting examines the specific impacts of climate change on West-Central Texas.
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When will summer heat end? Study has bad news.Clickbait
A new study suggests that extreme summer heat events are likely to persist longer than previously expected.
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Extreme heat creates safety risks for firefighters in gear
Extreme heat conditions are creating significant safety risks for firefighters wearing heavy protective gear.
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As wildfire smoke exposure grows, UC Davis researchers seek answersStudy
UC Davis researchers are studying the long-term health impacts of increasing exposure to wildfire smoke.
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Nepal-Tibet Floods: The Deadly Consequences Of Climate Change
An opinion piece argues that the recent Nepal-Tibet floods are a direct consequence of climate change.
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Climate Change's Impact in West-Central Texas
A local news report examines how climate change is impacting weather patterns and risks in West-Central Texas.
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Nepal: Thousands still missing as flood recovery beginsReprint
Recovery efforts are underway in Nepal as thousands remain missing following recent severe flooding.
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Why Hawaiʻi could see even more hurricanes this yearClickbait
Meteorological conditions suggest Hawaii could experience an increased frequency of hurricanes this year.
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FEMA awards $330,000 for Hurricane Helene recovery projects in South Carolina
FEMA has allocated $330,000 to support recovery projects in South Carolina following Hurricane Helene.
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Scientists warn climate change increases frequency of European cyclonesReprint
Scientists report that climate change is increasing the frequency of cyclones in Europe.
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Aging Infrastructure and a Changing Climate
The City of Nanaimo is assessing how climate change impacts the longevity and maintenance of municipal infrastructure.
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A ‘super El Niño’ is on the way. What that means for fall and winter weather in the central U.S.
Meteorologists discuss the expected impacts of an upcoming El Niño event on weather patterns in the central United States.
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Evidence of direct methane production from long-chain fatty acids by thermophilic ArchaeoglobiStudy
Researchers identified a biological process where thermophilic microorganisms produce methane from long-chain fatty acids.
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Biomethane potential could help Türkiye cut emissions, fuel imports
Türkiye is exploring the potential of biomethane to reduce both national emissions and reliance on fuel imports.
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Almond Hulls Trialled to Cut Dairy Cow Emissions in NZ
New Zealand researchers are trialing the use of almond hulls as a feed additive to reduce methane emissions from dairy cows.
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CSKHPKV study demonstrates climate-smart rice production method reduces emissionsStudy
A study demonstrates that specific climate-smart agricultural methods can effectively lower methane emissions in rice production.
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Auckland Council turns to llamas and low-methane sheep
Auckland Council is incorporating llamas and low-methane sheep into its land management strategies to reduce emissions.
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Critically discuss why enteric fermentation and paddy cultivation are primary methane sources in India, and how climate-smart agricultural practices can mitigate these emissions. – GKTodayClickbait
This educational piece discusses the role of agriculture in methane emissions and potential mitigation strategies in India.
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Climate rollbacks add new energy uncertainty
Recent federal rollbacks of climate regulations are creating uncertainty for energy markets and long-term planning.
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At a Turkish waste plant, COP31’s case for climate action goes beyond fossil fuels
A Turkish waste-to-energy facility highlights the importance of non-fossil fuel strategies in global climate action discussions.
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Iowa scientists push for more renewable energy to meet growing demands
Iowa scientists are advocating for an increase in renewable energy capacity to meet the state's rising electricity demands.
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Planted Raises $31.8 Million to Accelerate Autonomous Solar Deployment
The company Planted secured $31.8 million in funding to advance autonomous solar energy deployment technology.
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Mission Efficiency - World's Most Efficient EV
Volkswagen has unveiled a new concept electric vehicle designed to achieve record-breaking energy efficiency.
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Volkswagen's concept EV achieves record 9.59 miles per kWh efficiency
A new Volkswagen concept electric vehicle has demonstrated an efficiency rating of 9.59 miles per kilowatt-hour.
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LS Eco Energy targets North America with U.S. solar cable supply push - CHOSUNBIZ
LS Eco Energy is targeting the North American market with a new supply push for solar-related power cables.
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Bridging Rooftop Solar Divide: PMSGY Can Help Discoms Empower Every Consumer
The PM Surya Ghar program aims to expand community rooftop solar access to improve energy distribution in India.
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Multimillion-dollar boost to create 'climate unicorns'
New funding initiatives are being launched to support the development of high-growth climate technology startups.
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Sydney Airport rolls out 50 electric buses in push toward net zero by 2030
Sydney Airport has deployed 50 electric buses as part of its strategy to reach net-zero emissions by 2030.
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£1.1bn CV investment underlines zero-emission opportunity
A £1.1 billion investment in the UK commercial vehicle sector highlights the growing market for zero-emission transport.
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Georgia Power's Robins Battery Storage achieves commercial operation helping to ensure reliable energy in GeorgiaReprint
Georgia Power's Robins battery storage facility has officially begun commercial operations to support grid reliability.
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CEE ROUNDUP: Engie buys 876MWh Poland project, Econergy connects co-located BESS in Romania, Inion Software launches Lithuania VPP
Recent energy storage developments in Central and Eastern Europe include new projects in Poland, Romania, and Lithuania.
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Texas adds 28 MWh of grid storage from repurposed EV batteries
Texas has integrated 28 MWh of grid storage capacity using repurposed electric vehicle batteries.
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NGEN commissions largest battery storage system in Austria
NGEN has commissioned Austria's largest battery energy storage system to support grid balancing and renewable energy storage.
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The fight over Denver’s clean energy rules isn’t over yet
Ongoing legal and political debates continue regarding the implementation of Denver's clean energy regulations.
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Dutch biomass lawsuit raises domestic BECCS subsidy questions
A Dutch lawsuit challenges the legality of subsidies for biomass energy and carbon capture projects.
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Far offshore, scientists find fresh evidence of human harm to reefs
Scientists have identified new evidence of human-driven damage to deep-sea coral reefs.
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A 15-year-old in Ontario built an underwater robot with turtle flippers instead of a propeller, because a propeller stirs sediment and scares off the very animals it is sent to watch — in testing it spotted replicated coral bleaching with 96% accuracy
A teenager developed an underwater robot that monitors coral health without disturbing the surrounding sediment.
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Türkiye, Europe experience contrasting summers
Türkiye and Europe experienced contrasting summer weather patterns, reflecting regional climate variability.
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Europe puts into orbit two Earth observation satellitesReprint
Europe has successfully placed two new Earth observation satellites into orbit to monitor environmental and climate data.
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Marine Heatwaves, Meaning, Causes, Impacts, Examples, MitigationStudy
This educational overview defines marine heatwaves, their causes, environmental impacts, and potential mitigation strategies.
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How the Great Gas Crisis of 2030 Will Play OutClickbait
This speculative analysis explores potential future scenarios for a gas crisis in 2030.
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Nickel Producer Halts Plant Ramp-Up on Indonesian Water Shortage
A nickel producer in Indonesia has halted plant expansion due to water shortages affecting operations.
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10 ways climate-change-altered hurricanes may come to bite usClickbait
Climate change is increasing the intensity and risks associated with hurricanes, raising concerns about future disaster impacts.
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10 promising ways to ‘green’ offshore wind
Experts propose ten strategies to improve the environmental sustainability of expanding offshore wind energy projects.
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‘It’s really taking off’: hedge revival as farmers rediscover ancient tools
Farmers in England are reviving traditional hedge-laying techniques to improve biodiversity and sequester carbon.
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Underground Hydrogen: Two High-Reward Bets, One Indispensable Science
Geological processes generating natural hydrogen offer potential pathways for clean energy development and carbon-neutral fuel sources.
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Updates on the 2026 Nepal-Tibet landslide and the 2023 Teesta Valley GLOF
Recent reports provide updates on the impacts and recovery efforts following significant landslide and glacial lake outburst flood events in the Himalayas.
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Scania Launches 720-KM Battery Electric Truck, Hydrogen Stakeholders Double Down
Scania has introduced a long-range battery electric truck while hydrogen fuel stakeholders continue to pursue alternative heavy-duty transport solutions.
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5 Takeaways From House Democrats’ New Climate Policy Agenda
A summary outlines the key proposals within a new climate policy agenda released by a group of House Democrats.
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Trump’s data center push fractures Congress as local anger explodes: 'Grasping at straws'
Congress is divided over the expansion of data centers due to concerns regarding water usage and electricity demand.
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How climate change is affecting Maine’s fall foliage
Changing climate patterns are altering the timing and vibrancy of Maine’s annual fall foliage season.
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Signs educating about climate, ecology at Charleston National Park sites back up amid legal fight
Educational signs regarding climate and ecology have been restored at Charleston National Park sites following a legal dispute.
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'That could push them over the edge': How climate change could fuel impulsive behavior
Researchers are investigating potential links between climate-related stressors and increased impulsive behavior in humans.
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Gov. Mills criticizes Trump administration's emissions rollback
Maine Governor Janet Mills publicly criticized federal efforts to roll back emissions regulations.
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Young, eco-anxious Canadians are the most likely to support disruptive tactics by environmental activists, study findsStudy
A McGill University study finds that young Canadians experiencing eco-anxiety are increasingly supportive of disruptive environmental activism.
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DOE calls for stronger global action to protect ozone layer, tackle climate change
The Department of Energy is calling for increased international cooperation to address both ozone layer protection and climate change.
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Iraq Delays School Year to Oct. 11 as Extreme Heat Persists
Iraq has postponed the start of the school year due to persistent extreme heat.
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Extreme weather shook outdoor live music this summer. What happens next?
The impact of extreme weather on the outdoor music industry is analyzed following a summer of disruptions.
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Heat, drought fuel wildfires across Oklahoma as localities work on prevention
Persistent heat and drought are driving wildfire risks across Oklahoma, prompting local prevention efforts.
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WHY CLIMATE DISASTER RISK BELONGS IN DEFENCE AGREEMENTS
This analysis argues that climate-related disaster risks should be formally integrated into international defense and security agreements.
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Nepal Cannot Stop the Floods. It Can Stop Them From Becoming Disasters.
This opinion piece argues that Nepal must shift its focus toward disaster preparedness and adaptation strategies to mitigate flood impacts.
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Successive River Blockages Highlight Nepal’s Vulnerability To Climate Disasters
Successive river blockages in Nepal demonstrate the country's heightened vulnerability to climate-induced disasters.
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They are paid to bring rain. When it fails — or leads to floods — violence can follow
Changing rainfall patterns and flood risks are contributing to social instability and violence in regions dependent on rain-fed agriculture.
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El Niño wave to raise California seas during winter storms
El Niño-driven waves are expected to increase sea levels along the California coast during upcoming winter storms.
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Data Centre Boom To Face Tighter Water And Power Rules As Governments React: BMIStudy
Governments are implementing stricter water and power regulations for data centers due to resource constraints.
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Glacier loss threatens water securityReprint
Ongoing glacier loss continues to pose a major threat to global and regional water security.
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American Healthcare REIT establishes its first greenhouse gas emissions reduction target
American Healthcare REIT has announced its first formal target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Bridging Design and Construction for Carbon AlignmentStudy
New industry guidelines aim to align design and construction processes to reduce carbon emissions.
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Dublin Airport carbon emissions set to surge after passenger cap removed
Dublin Airport's carbon emissions are projected to increase following the removal of a cap on passenger numbers.
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Himachal: Direct-seeded rice tech cuts methane emissions, shows study | Hindustan TimesStudy
A study in Himachal shows that direct-seeded rice technology significantly reduces methane emissions.
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BRICS declaration calls for climate action while recognising fossil fuel role
A BRICS declaration advocates for climate action while acknowledging the ongoing role of fossil fuels.
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How Carney plays both sides on climate policy
An analysis critiques Mark Carney's dual approach to climate policy and financial industry involvement.
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What’s Left of the Climate Movement?
An opinion piece examines the current state and challenges facing the global climate activist movement.
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Why the BRICS Climate and Energy Agenda Matters Now
An analysis explores the significance of the BRICS nations' current climate and energy policy agenda.
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Siemens Energy: Global expansion of renewable energy requires storage and LNG to safeguard grids
Siemens Energy argues that expanding renewable energy grids requires additional storage and continued reliance on LNG.
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China may have a green energy overcapacity problem. Experts think AI can help solve it
Experts suggest that artificial intelligence could help manage China's green energy overcapacity issues.
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From India to Germany: Populating the green energy workforce
An analysis looks at the challenges and strategies for building a skilled green energy workforce globally.
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Stargate Hydrogen secures 21 million Euros from EU Innovation Fund to further scale up its operations
Stargate Hydrogen received 21 million euros from the EU Innovation Fund to scale its hydrogen production operations.
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Litigating the just energy transition: communities at the forefront of change
Communities are increasingly using litigation to ensure a just transition to renewable energy sources.
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Masdar and Taaleri Energia inaugurate 154 MW wind project in Serbia
Masdar and Taaleri Energia have inaugurated a 154 MW wind farm in Serbia.
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Indiana home values saw no significant hit near wind and solar projects, study finds
A study found that proximity to wind and solar projects has no significant negative impact on Indiana home values.
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Salzgitter to produce low-carbon steel with Zelestra solar, BESS
Salzgitter will use solar power and battery storage from Zelestra to produce low-carbon steel.
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Volkswagen claims efficiency record with one-off EVStudy
Volkswagen developed a one-off electric vehicle concept that achieves record-breaking energy efficiency.
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LS Eco Energy targets North America with U.S. solar cable supply push - CHOSUNBIZ
LS Eco Energy is expanding its solar cable supply business into the North American market.
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World's most efficient EV: Volkswagen's concept car hits 821 km, has solar roof and ID Polo tech
Volkswagen's new concept electric vehicle features a solar roof and achieves high energy efficiency over 821 kilometers.
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Volkswagen Mission Efficiency Travels 1,278 Km on a Single Charge
A Volkswagen electric vehicle prototype completed a 1,278-kilometer journey on a single charge, demonstrating improvements in battery efficiency.
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BBVA Green Bonds Avoided 2.9 Mll Tons CO₂ Emissions in 2025Study
BBVA reported that its green bond portfolio helped avoid 2.9 million tons of CO2 emissions in 2025.
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The EU opens selection for new electricity storage and grid projects for its third PCI and PMI list
The European Union has opened the application process for new electricity storage and grid infrastructure projects.
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Greenhouse gas benefits of ag irrigation outweigh emissions costsStudy
A new study suggests that the greenhouse gas benefits of agricultural irrigation may outweigh the associated emissions costs.
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A 15-year-old in Ontario built an underwater robot with turtle flippers instead of a propeller, because a propeller stirs sediment and scares off the very animals it is sent to watch — in testing it spotted replicated coral bleaching with 96% accuracy
A student developed an underwater robot that successfully identified replicated coral bleaching while minimizing environmental disturbance.
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Effects of global warming on our oceans
This report outlines the impacts of rising global temperatures on ocean health and marine ecosystems.
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Earth observation satellites Copernicus Sentinel-3C and Earth Explorer FLEX successfully launchedStudy
Two new Earth observation satellites, Sentinel-3C and Earth Explorer FLEX, have been successfully launched to monitor environmental changes.
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Successful Launch of EU Copernicus Sentinel-3C to Monitor Our Changing PlanetStudy
The EU successfully launched the Copernicus Sentinel-3C satellite to provide data for monitoring the Earth's changing climate and environment.
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Avio launches pair of climate monitoring European spacecraft to study plants, oceans and atmospheric changesReprint
A European launch mission has deployed two satellites designed to monitor plant health, ocean conditions, and atmospheric changes.
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Hundreds march in Toronto against Carney's investment summit
Protesters in Toronto demonstrated against Mark Carney's investment summit, citing concerns over the role of private finance in climate and environmental issues.
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Oil prices climb as attacks, pipeline outage deepen Saudi supply concerns
Oil prices rose due to supply concerns following attacks and a pipeline outage in Saudi Arabia.
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By the numbers: Philadelphia's wet, hot summer
Philadelphia experienced an unusually hot and wet summer season in 2026.
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Georgia Power's Robins Battery Storage achieves commercial operation helping to ensure reliable energy in GeorgiaReprint
Georgia Power has brought its Robins battery storage facility into commercial operation.
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BYD reveals the new Denza N8L EV, a smart luxury SUV with 960 km of range for about $45,000
BYD has unveiled the Denza N8L, a new luxury electric SUV featuring long-range capabilities.
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BMW’s new iX3 looks like a hit, making up 1 in 3 EV orders in Europe
BMW's iX3 electric SUV has seen strong demand in Europe, accounting for one-third of the company's regional EV orders.
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Volvo’s new PHEVs beat the Toyota RAV4 with up to 78 miles of electric range
Volvo has launched new long-range plug-in hybrid models offering up to 78 miles of electric-only driving range.
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A Fantastic New Way to Browse U.S Electricity and Energy Data
The article highlights a new tool for browsing U.S. energy data while noting a surge in global oil prices.
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What are nature-based solutions to climate change?
This explainer defines nature-based solutions and their role in addressing the climate crisis.
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Take action: Tackle climate pollution from frackers and oil and gas drillers
An advocacy group is calling for public action to reduce climate pollution from oil and gas drilling.
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Celebrated Everest guide Phurba Tenjing Sherpa fears way of life under threat
A veteran Everest guide reports that changing environmental conditions are threatening the traditional way of life in the Himalayas.
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Extreme heat, lack of rain cause issues after fish kill in Bel Aire
Extreme heat and lack of rainfall have contributed to a fish kill in Bel Aire, Kansas.
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Troopers respond to nearly 60 heat-related calls at Kansas State Fair
Emergency responders handled nearly 60 heat-related medical calls during the Kansas State Fair.
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Hamilton to get $210K for climate planning, flood mitigation study
Hamilton receives $210,000 in funding to conduct a climate planning and flood mitigation study.
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Expert urges climate-smart planning to build resilient Lagos
Experts urge the adoption of climate-smart urban planning to improve resilience in Lagos.
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Video: Could Kashmir Be Ready for the Next Major Flood? | Jhelum, Climate Change & Rising RiskClickbait
A video report questions whether Kashmir is adequately prepared for future flood risks linked to climate change.
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Climate disasters are no longer tomorrow’s threatClickbait
An opinion piece argues that climate-related disasters are an immediate, present-day reality rather than a future threat.
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EarthTalk – How to Reduce, Absorb, or Convert Atmospheric Methane?Clickbait
This column provides an overview of methods for reducing and converting atmospheric methane.
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Family ties fuel Montney methane innovation
New innovations in methane reduction are being developed in the Montney region through collaborative industry efforts.
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Surging electricity demand from AI data centers puts Iowa at an energy crossroads
Rising energy demand from AI data centers is forcing Iowa to re-evaluate its electricity generation and grid infrastructure.
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2026 Iowa climate statement calls for renewable energy generationReprint
A new climate statement from Iowa experts calls for increased investment and generation of renewable energy.
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State Land Office says New Mexico’s renewable energy brings in revenue, offsets environmental harm
New Mexico's State Land Office reports that renewable energy projects are generating revenue while helping to offset environmental impacts.
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Daily Courier - Solar Panel Installers at Lumina Solar Add Battery Backup for VirginiaReprint
Lumina Solar is expanding its residential solar and battery backup installation services in Virginia.
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Ride-hailing apps offer greener choices, so why aren’t users taking them?
An analysis examines the reasons behind low consumer uptake of green ride-hailing options despite their availability.
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UK commercial vehicle sector attracts £1.1bn investmentReprint
The UK commercial vehicle sector has secured £1.1 billion in new investment for zero-emission technology.
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Georgia Power’s new battery can supply power for four hoursReprint
Georgia Power has commissioned a new battery storage facility capable of providing four hours of power to the grid.
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DoGo Power brings grid-forming energy storage to Mali
DoGo Power is deploying grid-forming energy storage technology to improve power stability in Mali.
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Flexa on what Germany’s 23GWh of home batteries entering the market means
Analysis examines the impact of 23 GWh of residential battery storage capacity entering the German energy market.
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Visayas grid under yellow and red alerts, battery storage proposed to ease crisis
Following grid alerts in the Visayas region, officials have proposed the deployment of battery storage to mitigate energy supply crises.
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JET Charge Helps The Fleet Transition
Australian company JET Charge is supporting the transition of commercial vehicle fleets to electric power to reduce fuel costs.
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This Brooklyn startup will put nearly 700 EV plugs on NYC curbs
New York City has partnered with a startup to install nearly 700 curbside electric vehicle charging points across the city.
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Climate Change's Impact in West-Central TexasReprint
Local reporting examines the specific impacts of climate change on the West-Central Texas region.
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Maryland leaders must fight to restore climate justice funding
An editorial argues that Maryland officials must prioritize the restoration of funding for climate justice initiatives.
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Summit in Tahoe discusses nature-based solutions to climate issues
A summit in Tahoe focused on implementing nature-based strategies to address local climate challenges.
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We should be more scared of climate change destroying humanity than AI
An opinion piece argues that climate change poses a more immediate existential threat to humanity than artificial intelligence.
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From Nepal to the US, deadly weather keeps rising, but the climate link still goes unseenClickbait
This piece discusses the rising frequency of deadly weather events and the ongoing challenge of linking specific disasters to climate change.
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Carbolution's SPOIC Enters Global Carbon Capture Market
The company Carbolution has launched its carbon capture technology into the global market.
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Augusta's August heat nears record levels as hot fall looms | Exclusive
Augusta is recording near-record heat levels with forecasts suggesting a hotter-than-average autumn.
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An artist captures how summer's heat waves hit Paris and its homeless so hard
An artist documents the disproportionate impact of Paris heat waves on the city's homeless population.
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An artist captures how summer's heat waves hit Paris and its homeless so hardReprint
An artist documents the disproportionate impact of Paris heat waves on the city's homeless population.
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Chatham Declares Stage 2 Water Emergency Amid Extreme Drought
Chatham has declared a Stage 2 water emergency in response to extreme drought conditions.
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Video: Could Kashmir Be Ready for the Next Major Flood? | Jhelum, Climate Change & Rising RiskClickbait
Experts examine whether Kashmir's infrastructure is prepared for future flood risks linked to climate change.
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Shahbaz: We are vastly unprepared for the climate disasters to come
This opinion piece argues that current infrastructure and policy are insufficient to handle the scale of future climate disasters.
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Maryland leaders must fight to restore climate justice funding
This editorial urges Maryland lawmakers to prioritize and protect funding for climate justice initiatives.
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Climate change: NHRC urges FG to mainstream human rights in response plans
Nigeria's human rights commission is calling for the government to integrate human rights protections into national climate response plans.
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Kauaʻi Officials Issue Urgent Warning to Tourists Following Devastating Hurricane Lowell DamageReprint
Kauaʻi officials issued warnings to tourists following significant damage caused by Hurricane Lowell.
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Paris Artist Highlights Heatwave's Devastating Impact on Homeless Population in Stark Drawings
A Parisian artist is using drawings to highlight the severe impact of heatwaves on the city's homeless population.
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Augusta's August heat nears record levels as hot fall looms | Exclusive
Augusta is experiencing near-record heat levels as the summer season concludes.
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UN Envoy Visits Cuba to Study Disaster Risk Reduction
A UN envoy visited Cuba to evaluate disaster risk reduction and climate adaptation efforts.
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Greenhouse Gas Benefits of Ag Irrigation Outweigh Emissions Costs
A study suggests that the greenhouse gas benefits of agricultural irrigation may outweigh the associated emissions costs.
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Ontinue Reports 2025 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Results, Advancing SBTi-Validated Climate CommitmentsStudy
Ontinue released its 2025 greenhouse gas emissions results, highlighting progress toward its climate commitments validated by the Science Based Targets initiative.
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Rubber mask helps to track cattle methane emissions in real timeStudy
Researchers are using a specialized rubber mask to measure and track methane emissions from cattle in real time.
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CSKHPKV study demonstrates climate-smart rice production method reduces emissionsStudy
A study by CSKHPKV demonstrates that specific climate-smart rice cultivation methods can effectively reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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EU to debate livestock methane accounting as Hansen backs science-based approach
The EU is preparing to debate how to account for livestock methane emissions using science-based methodologies.
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Auckland Council turns to llamas and low-methane sheep
Auckland Council is trialing low-methane sheep and llamas to reduce agricultural emissions.
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Wearable rubber sock tracks cattle methane in real time
A new wearable device for cattle tracks methane emissions in real time.
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At a Turkish waste plant, COP31’s case for climate action goes beyond fossil fuels
A Turkish waste plant serves as a case study for climate action beyond traditional fossil fuel transitions.
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PHL firms urged to speed up net zero shiftReprint
Philippine businesses are being encouraged to accelerate their transition toward net-zero emissions targets.
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EDP acquires solar plant to increase clean energy supply to Selenis in Northern ItalyReprint
EDP has acquired a solar plant to increase renewable energy supply for an industrial client in Italy.
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Lake Energy Secures $80 Million for U.S. Renewable Energy ExpansionReprint
Lake Energy has secured $80 million in funding to expand its renewable energy operations in the United States.
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More data centers, then more energy resources, needed
Rising energy demand from data centers is driving the need for new power generation resources.
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Poland's energy transition advances despite grid constraints
Poland continues to expand its renewable energy capacity despite ongoing challenges with grid infrastructure.
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Pexapark: European PPA prices up 2.2% in AugustStudy
European power purchase agreement prices for renewable energy rose by 2.2% in August.
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Acme Solar brings online more solar, batteries in Rajasthan
Acme Solar has commissioned new solar and battery storage capacity in Rajasthan, India.
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More data, more gas? Wisconsin power plant rules face scrutiny
Wisconsin is reviewing power plant regulations amid concerns over increased energy demand from data centers.
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Lake Energy Reaches Key Growth Milestone with 5GW Renewable Energy Project Portfolio in AfricaReprint
Lake Energy has reached a milestone of 5 GW in its renewable energy project portfolio across Africa.
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Planted Raises $31.8 Million to Accelerate Autonomous Power Deployment
Planted secured $31.8 million in funding to advance autonomous power deployment technologies.
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University at Buffalo Advances Toward Zero-Emission Campus with New Electric Buses
The University at Buffalo has added electric buses to its campus fleet as part of its goal to reach zero emissions.
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NYC’s Latest Bet: Let’s Just Say it’s electric. The Long-Awaited Curbside Charging Network is Here
New York City has launched a new curbside electric vehicle charging network to support the transition to electric transport.
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£1.1bn CV investment underlines zero-emission opportunity
A £1.1 billion investment in commercial vehicles highlights the growing economic opportunity in zero-emission transport.
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From Lucknow to Net Zero: UP accelerates green transition, approves Rs 400 crore for 250 air-conditioned electric buses
The Indian state of Uttar Pradesh has approved funding for 250 electric buses to advance its green transition.
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BYD ETT 44 Electric Truck Debuts in Hanover With 1.5 MW Charging
BYD has unveiled a new electric truck featuring high-capacity 1.5 MW charging technology.
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Long-duration energy storage conversation gains traction in India despite 4-hour battery storage focus
India is increasingly exploring long-duration energy storage solutions to complement its existing focus on short-duration battery systems.
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Sri Lanka’s first commercial‑level Battery Energy Storage System joins National Grid in Galle
Sri Lanka has integrated its first commercial-scale battery energy storage system into the national grid in Galle.
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Essential Energy scores state funding for microgrid studies
Essential Energy received state funding to conduct feasibility studies for new microgrid projects.
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Agricultural irrigation (IMAGE)Study
Research indicates that agricultural irrigation practices have complex impacts on net greenhouse gas emissions.
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Take action: Tackle climate pollution from frackers and oil and gas drillersClickbait
An advocacy group is calling on the public to take action against methane pollution from the oil and gas industry.
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Family ties fuel Montney methane innovation
A Canadian energy company is implementing new technology to reduce methane leaks in the Montney formation.
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Almond Hulls Trialled to Cut Dairy Cow Emissions in NZ
A trial in New Zealand is testing the use of almond hulls as feed to reduce methane emissions from dairy cows.
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The Hyundai IONIQ 5 is a bit more expensive to lease this month, but it’s still a great deal
Hyundai is offering new lease incentives and financing deals for its IONIQ 5 electric SUV.
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Kia’s new PV7 EV van shows up in the US [Image]
Kia's new PV7 electric van has been spotted undergoing testing in the United States.
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From institutional coherence to country delivery – Reflections on UNCCD COP17 from IUCN’s Global Climate Change and Energy Transition Team Director, Ali Raza Rizvi
An IUCN official reflects on the outcomes and institutional challenges following the UNCCD COP17 climate conference.
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Stop blaming climate changeClickbait
An opinion column argues against attributing various disasters solely to climate change.
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Vincentians attend Climate Justice Symposium
Residents in St. Vincent participated in a symposium focused on climate justice issues.
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Sustainability Through Innovation: How Natural Gas Is Helping Achieve a Lower-Emissions Future
The American Gas Association argues that natural gas innovation is a key component of a lower-emissions future.
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Opinion | Carney has abandoned his post in a climate emergencyClickbait
This opinion piece criticizes Mark Carney for his perceived inaction regarding the climate emergency.
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Hindustan Zinc deploys India's first 250 MT electric crane
Hindustan Zinc has deployed India's first 250-metric-ton electric crane at its mining operations.
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Statkraft, SSE complete first swap tied to battery storage revenue index
Statkraft and SSE completed a financial swap agreement linked to the revenue performance of battery storage assets.
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Gresham House Energy Storage says “there is a lot more growth to come” as it rejects activist’s advice to sell up
Gresham House Energy Storage rejected an activist investor's proposal to sell, citing strong future growth potential in the sector.
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Cornell University to lead over 25 events at Climate Week NYC, focusing on AI, nuclear energy, and grid transition
Cornell University will host over 25 events during Climate Week NYC, covering topics including AI, nuclear energy, and grid transitions.
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Battery Energy Storage System Market Size to Exceed $110.29 Billion By 2035Study
A new market report projects the global battery energy storage system market will exceed $110.29 billion by 2035.
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JDEnergy Highlights the Value of String PCS for Spain’s Energy Storage Market
JDEnergy discusses the technical and economic advantages of string power conversion systems for Spain's energy storage market.
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On-Grid Battery Energy Storage Systems Market to Hit USD 141.37 Billion by 2035Study
A market forecast predicts the on-grid battery energy storage system sector will reach a valuation of $141.37 billion by 2035.
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‘If climate plan is credible, defend it,’ Sudbury activist tells feds
A Sudbury activist challenges the Canadian federal government to defend the credibility of its climate plan.
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Volkswagen Unveils Ridiculously Efficient “Mission Efficiency” — But Why?
Volkswagen has unveiled a highly efficient electric vehicle prototype, though its production intent remains unclear.
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GUEST EDITORIAL: UN report on climate change alters the debate
A guest editorial discusses how a recent UN report has influenced the public discourse on climate change.
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Confronting climate failure in a summer of steaming oceans and devastated villages – Part 1Clickbait
This commentary reflects on the current state of climate policy and the environmental devastation observed during the summer.
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Confronting climate failure: How we dig ourselves out of the climate-catastrophe hole - Part 2Clickbait
This opinion piece explores strategies for addressing the systemic failures that have led to the current climate crisis.
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Opinion | The Climate Bill Has Arrived. Big Oil Needs to Pick Up the TabClickbait
An opinion piece argues that the fossil fuel industry should be held financially responsible for the costs of climate change.
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Extreme heat settles in over Nashville areaReprint
The Nashville area is experiencing a period of extreme heat.
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How long will heat last? Austin on alert with triple-digit temperaturesReprint
Austin remains under a heat alert as triple-digit temperatures persist.
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NBC 5 Forecast: Hot and dry weather continues; Heat Advisory remains in effectReprint
A heat advisory remains in effect for the Dallas-Fort Worth area due to hot and dry conditions.
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An artist captures how summer's heat waves hit Paris and its homeless so hard
An artist documents the disproportionate impact of Paris heat waves on the city's homeless population.
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Dangerous Heat Wave Arrives Today With Record-Breaking TempsReprint
A dangerous heat wave is bringing record-breaking temperatures to the region.
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Petronas, partners seal methane management collaboration
Petronas and its partners have signed a collaboration agreement to improve methane management practices.
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Biomethane potential could help Türkiye cut emissions, fuel imports
Developing biomethane potential could help Türkiye reduce both its greenhouse gas emissions and reliance on imported fuels.
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Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in livestock farming in Vietnam – Some barriers and policy recommendations.
An analysis examines the barriers and policy recommendations for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Vietnam's livestock sector.
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Critically discuss why enteric fermentation and paddy cultivation are primary methane sources in India, and how climate-smart agricultural practices can mitigate these emissions. – GKTodayStudy
This educational piece discusses methane sources in Indian agriculture and potential mitigation strategies.
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Could feeding seaweed to cows help fight climate change?Clickbait
Researchers are exploring whether seaweed supplements can reduce methane emissions in cattle.
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Solar, Wind, Or Water: Which Renewable Energy Is The Most Popular?Clickbait
An overview compares the popularity of different renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and hydropower.
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wonBOT: Deutsche WindGuard brings AI to asset managementStudy
Deutsche WindGuard has launched an AI-driven tool to improve wind energy asset management.
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From renewable energy to responsible business: highlights from our Sustainability Report 2025Study
Credendo highlights its transition toward renewable energy and responsible business practices in its 2025 sustainability report.
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Poland: SPIE implements a centralised renewable energy management system for PVE Construction
SPIE has implemented a centralized renewable energy management system for PVE Construction in Poland.
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Energy Transition Today - Alternative Energy Growth Driven By Innovation And InvestmentClickbait
Investment and innovation are identified as primary drivers for the growth of alternative energy sources.
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Cepter launches AI-native due diligence service for energy projects
Cepter has launched an AI-based service to streamline due diligence for renewable energy projects.
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Peru's Minister Highlights Solar, Wind PotentialReprint
Peru's government is emphasizing the country's potential for solar and wind energy development.
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How green is driving electric?Clickbait
This piece explores the transition to electric vehicles and the environmental implications of driving them.
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Leading by example: EGLE staff riding and driving electric vehicles part of State’s EV fleet
Michigan state employees are incorporating electric vehicles into the state's fleet to promote sustainable transportation.
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Ride-hailing apps offer greener choices, so why aren’t users taking them?
This analysis examines why consumers are not choosing the greener options offered by ride-hailing platforms.
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Battery storage feeds into affordability
Battery storage systems are being integrated into power grids to help improve energy affordability.
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DoGo Power brings grid-forming energy storage to Mali
DoGo Power has deployed grid-forming energy storage technology to support the power infrastructure in Mali.
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NGEN commissions 170 MWh battery storage system in Austria
NGEN has commissioned a new 170 MWh battery energy storage system in Austria to support grid stability.
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Texas adds 28 MWh of grid storage from repurposed EV batteries
A Texas project has added 28 MWh of grid storage capacity using repurposed electric vehicle batteries.
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Flexa on what Germany’s 23GWh of home batteries entering the market means
The rapid adoption of 23 GWh of home battery storage in Germany is significantly impacting the national energy market.
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Trina Storage and AMP-lify Sign MoU for 1 GWh of Grid-Connected BESS Projects in Japan
Trina Storage and AMP-lify have signed an agreement to develop 1 GWh of grid-connected battery storage projects in Japan.
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Sungrow, ERS Energy Reach 1 GWh Energy Storage Milestone Across Malaysia, Philippines
Sungrow and ERS Energy have reached a milestone of 1 GWh of installed energy storage capacity across Malaysia and the Philippines.
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JDEnergy Highlights the Value of String PCS for Spain’s Energy Storage Market
JDEnergy is promoting the use of string power conversion systems to improve efficiency in Spain's energy storage market.
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Evolving Solar Inverter Technology: Polycab's Strategy Ahead
Polycab is updating its solar inverter technology strategy to adapt to evolving market requirements.
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Together, We Can Achieve More: Key Takeaways from the F20 Climate Solutions Forum 2026
Participants at the F20 Climate Solutions Forum 2026 discussed collaborative strategies for advancing climate action.
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Tesla’s new Roadster teaser hints at a ‘Cyber’ redesign it doesn’t needClickbait
Tesla's upcoming Roadster unveiling features a teaser suggesting a design update influenced by the Cybertruck.
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Velotric Summit 1 multi-terrain e-bike $300 off, Jackery 2,048Wh HomePower V2 400W solar bundle, rare Husqvarna deal, more
Various electric bikes and solar power equipment are currently available at discounted prices.
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Stark turns its 80 hp electric supermoto into a titanium-loaded blacked-out beast
Stark Future has introduced a new high-performance, street-legal version of its electric supermoto motorcycle.
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Temporary relief from high heat arrives in Charlotte: What to knowReprint
Charlotte is experiencing a temporary reprieve from recent high temperatures.
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THIS WEEK: Extreme heat risk slowly improves as showers return to the forecastReprint
Extreme heat risks in Corpus Christi are expected to decrease as rain enters the forecast.
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FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Record heat possible todayReprint
Local weather forecasts indicate the possibility of record-breaking heat.
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Extreme Heat & Severe Weather In The Forecast Starting Off JuneReprint
Forecasts indicate extreme heat and severe weather for the start of June.
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High heat returns TuesdayReprint
High temperatures are expected to return to the region on Tuesday.
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This Meteorological Season Has Been Quiet...and I'm Sure the Global Warming People Are Devastated
This opinion piece mocks climate change advocates regarding the current quiet meteorological season.
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Paige Launches Paige Energy Solutions, Unifying Its Renewable Energy and Utility Solutions DivisionsReprint
Paige has consolidated its renewable energy and utility divisions into a new business unit.
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The Merrimack Powers a Greener Future with New Solar Array at Hooksett BranchReprint
Merrimack County Savings Bank installed a new solar array at its Hooksett branch.
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⚡️ How SB Energy Makes MoneyClickbait
An analysis examines the business model and revenue streams of renewable energy developer SB Energy.
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ERG: Leading renewable energy platform with strong ESG focus and top global sustainability rankingsReprint
ERG is highlighted as a leading renewable energy platform with strong sustainability rankings.
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Enemies of Energy: The hereticClickbait
This article from a conservative think tank criticizes energy policies and climate advocacy.
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Battery Contact Spring Materials Market To 2035: EV and Grid Storage Demand Drives Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
Market analysis projects growth in battery contact spring materials driven by rising demand for electric vehicles and grid storage.
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On-Grid Battery Energy Storage Systems Market to Hit USD 141.37 Billion by 2035Study
Market research forecasts the global on-grid battery energy storage systems market to reach $141.37 billion by 2035.
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EPA eliminates rule that limits planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants
The EPA has eliminated a regulation that restricted greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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Trump administration removes climate pollution limits on power plants
The Trump administration has officially removed federal limits on climate-warming pollution from power plants.
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Trump EPA Ends Climate Regulations for Power Plants
The Trump administration's EPA has rescinded climate regulations previously applied to power plants.
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US ends limits on coal and gas plant emissions, removing key tool to battle climate crisis
The Trump administration has eliminated federal limits on power plant emissions, removing a primary tool for climate action.
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EPA eliminates rule that limits planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants
The EPA eliminated a rule limiting greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, reversing previous climate mitigation efforts.
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US EPA repeals carbon emission limits for power plants at G20 meeting
The US EPA has repealed federal carbon emission limits for power plants.
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EPA eliminates rule that limits planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants
The EPA has eliminated a rule that restricted planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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Trump repeals emissions regulations of fossil-fuel power plants
The Trump administration has repealed federal emissions regulations for fossil-fuel power plants.
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US scraps limits on emissions from coal and gas power plants
The US government has officially scrapped emissions limits for coal and gas power plants.
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Donald Trump to scrap Joe Biden-era climate protections on power plant pollution
Donald Trump plans to dismantle Biden-era climate protections regarding power plant pollution.
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Trump EPA to strip greenhouse gas limits for power plants, a key Biden climate policy
The Trump administration's EPA is rescinding federal greenhouse gas emission limits for power plants.
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Trump EPA moves to eliminate climate rules for coal, gas power plants
The EPA is moving to eliminate climate regulations previously applied to coal and gas-fired power plants.
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Trump guts power plant climate rules
The Trump administration has officially moved to repeal federal climate regulations governing power plant emissions.
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The Trump administration is set to eliminate a rule that curbs greenhouse gas emissions from power plants
The Trump administration plans to repeal a federal regulation designed to limit greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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EPA to loosen methane rules, boosting pollution from oil and gas wells
The EPA is rolling back methane regulations, a move expected to increase pollution from oil and gas operations.
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Trump repeals emissions regulations of fossil-fuel power plants
The Trump administration has repealed existing federal emissions regulations for power plants.
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EPA scraps climate curbs for U.S. power generation
The EPA has formally scrapped climate-related pollution curbs for U.S. power generation facilities.
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Donald Trump to scrap Joe Biden-era climate protections on power plant pollution
The Trump administration is moving to dismantle Biden-era climate protections regarding power plant emissions.
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EPA repeals Biden pollution rules for fossil fuel power plantsReprint
The EPA has repealed pollution rules for fossil fuel power plants established during the previous administration.
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Trump guts climate rules for coal and gas power plantsReprint
The Trump administration has removed climate-focused regulations for coal and gas power plants.
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Trump throws out power plant climate pollution rulesReprint
The Trump administration has officially discarded climate pollution rules for power plants.
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EPA poised to scrap power plant carbon standards
The EPA is reportedly preparing to repeal existing carbon standards for power plants.
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EPA scraps Biden-era power plant carbon rules, moves to eliminate all power-sector GHG standards
The EPA is moving to repeal Biden-era carbon rules and eliminate all greenhouse gas standards for the power sector.
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EPA repeals emission rule for coal, natural gas power plants
The EPA has repealed emission regulations previously applied to coal and natural gas power plants.
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Trump topples the last pillar of Biden’s climate agenda
The Trump administration's repeal of power plant emission rules effectively dismantles the core of the previous administration's climate policy.
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EPA eliminates rule that limits planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plantsReprint
The EPA has repealed rules limiting greenhouse gas emissions from coal and natural gas power plants.
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Trump's EPA repeals pollution limits on fossil fuel power plantsReprint
The Trump administration is repealing federal limits on greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel power plants.
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US scraps limits on emissions from coal and gas power plantsReprint
The US Environmental Protection Agency has rescinded federal emissions limits for coal and gas power plants.
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EPA Will Remove Carbon Dioxide Limits on Power PlantsReprint
The EPA announced the removal of federal carbon dioxide emission limits for power plants.
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The EPA’s Abdication
The EPA has formally rolled back federal limits on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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EPA to repeal limits on greenhouse gas emissions from power plantsReprint
The EPA is repealing a 2024 rule that required power plants to control greenhouse gas emissions.
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EPA repeals limits on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants
The EPA announced the repeal of rules that would have forced power plants to reduce emissions using technologies like carbon capture.
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Trump’s EPA is ending one of the nation’s biggest climate protections
The EPA is repealing a major climate protection regulation as part of a broader deregulatory agenda.
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Trump administration removes climate pollution limits on power plants
The Trump administration has officially removed federal limits on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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EPA announces rollback of climate pollution rules for power plants
The EPA has announced the rollback of federal regulations designed to limit climate-warming pollution from power plants.
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Trump topples the last pillar of Biden’s climate agenda
The Trump administration's latest policy shift effectively dismantles the final major component of the previous administration's climate agenda.
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The Trump administration is set to eliminate a rule that curbs greenhouse gas emissions from power plants
The Trump administration is moving to eliminate federal regulations that restrict greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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EPA repeals limits on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants
The EPA has officially repealed limits on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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EPA to Roll Back Power-Plant Emission Rules
The EPA is moving to roll back existing rules governing carbon emissions from power plants.
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EPA scraps climate curbs for U.S. power generation
The EPA has officially scrapped climate-related curbs on US power generation.
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EPA repeals Biden pollution rules for fossil fuel power plantsReprint
The EPA has repealed pollution rules for fossil fuel power plants established under the Biden administration.
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Trump throws out power plant climate pollution rules
The Trump administration has revoked federal regulations limiting greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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EPA ends limits on power-plant climate pollutionReprint
The EPA has finalized the removal of federal limits on greenhouse gas pollution from power plants.
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US EPA Prepares to Rescind Landmark Power Plant Climate Rules
The EPA is preparing to formally rescind major climate regulations targeting power plant emissions.
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EPA poised to scrap power plant carbon standards
The EPA is reportedly preparing to rescind federal carbon emission standards for power plants.
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EPA repeals emission rule for coal, natural gas power plantsReprint
The EPA has officially repealed emission regulations previously set for coal and natural gas power plants.
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EU truckmakers seek 3-year delay to 2030 CO2 targets
EU truck manufacturers are lobbying for a three-year delay to the 2030 CO2 emissions reduction targets.
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Trump EPA Ends Climate Regulations for Power Plants
The Trump administration has finalized the removal of federal climate regulations governing power plant emissions.
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E.P.A. Will Erase Limits on Climate Pollution From Power PlantsReprint
The EPA is moving to eliminate federal limits on climate-warming pollution from power plants.
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Global Warming Will Breach the 1.5 Degree Celsius Limit. Now What?
An analysis explores the implications for vulnerable nations as global temperatures surpass the 1.5 degrees Celsius threshold.
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August 2026 was hottest month in history, US agency saysStudy
US agencies report that August 2026 was the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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Global Climate Risk Index 2026 [EN/AR/DE]Study
The Global Climate Risk Index 2026 provides a comprehensive assessment of climate-related vulnerabilities worldwide.
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Breaking News: The E.P.A. is said to be planning to announce that the U.S. will no longer limit climate pollution from power plants.Clickbait
Reports suggest the EPA plans to eliminate federal limits on climate-warming pollution from power plants.
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Climate disasters disrupt education for 171m students worldwide in 2025Study
A report indicates that climate-related disasters disrupted the education of 171 million students globally in 2025.
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Himalayas approaching tipping point, millions of livelihoods at stake - reportStudy
A new report warns that Himalayan glaciers are nearing a tipping point, threatening millions of livelihoods.
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Himalayas near tipping point as glacier melt threatens India’s water security: StudyStudy
A study indicates Himalayan glacier melt is accelerating, posing a significant threat to India's water security.
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EPA is repealing Biden-era carbon emissions rules for power plants
The EPA is moving to repeal federal carbon emissions standards previously established for power plants.
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US EPA Moves To Repeal Carbon Standards For Power Plants
The EPA has initiated the process to repeal carbon emissions standards for power plants.
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Trump administration poised to repeal carbon standards for coal, gas power plantsReprint
The Trump administration is reportedly planning to repeal existing carbon emission standards for coal and gas power plants.
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EPA Moves to Repeal Carbon Pollution Standards Amid G20 MeetingReprint
The EPA is moving to repeal carbon pollution standards, a decision coinciding with the G20 meeting.
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Rules for Power Plants Targeted in New US Climate Rollback
The U.S. government is reportedly planning to roll back existing climate regulations for power plants.
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US set to axe climate pollution limits for power plants – reportsReprint
Reports indicate the U.S. government intends to remove climate pollution limits previously set for power plants.
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US set to axe climate pollution limits for power plantsReprint
Reports suggest the U.S. is moving to eliminate climate pollution regulations for power plants.
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US set to axe climate pollution limits for power plants: reportsReprint
News reports state that the U.S. is set to remove climate pollution limits for power plants.
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World records hottest August everReprint
Global temperature records confirm that August was the hottest month ever recorded.
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Earth’s Hottest August Pushes Oceans and Communities to the Brink
Record-breaking heat in August has placed significant stress on global marine ecosystems and human communities.
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Hottest August ever: Planet shatters records as North America and Western Europe bake in warmest summer on recordReprint
Global temperature records were shattered in August, marking the warmest summer on record for North America and Western Europe.
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Trump Wants to Prevent Future Presidents From Fighting Climate Change
Reports indicate Donald Trump is planning strategies to restrict future administrations from taking climate action.
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The warmest summer on record — 2026 hit a scorching new high in the USStudy
Data confirms that 2026 was the warmest summer on record for the United States.
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Norway's Svalbard glaciers are releasing ancient methane, opening a hidden Arctic feedback loop
Melting glaciers in Svalbard are releasing trapped ancient methane, creating a potential feedback loop that could accelerate warming.
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US repeals rules limiting greenhouse gas emissions by power plants
The US has repealed regulations that previously limited greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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EPA to Roll Back Power-Plant Emission Rules
The EPA is moving forward with the rollback of federal power-plant emission regulations.
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U.S. clean power installations hit record 17.1 GW in Q2 2026, led by completion of nation's largest land-based wind project
The U.S. installed a record 17.1 GW of clean power in Q2 2026, driven by the completion of a major wind project.
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After record US heat, wildfire smoke left 120 million people with 'hazardous' air conditions
Record U.S. heat and subsequent wildfire smoke caused hazardous air quality conditions for approximately 120 million people.
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Trump guts climate rules for coal and gas power plants
The Trump administration is moving to eliminate existing climate regulations targeting emissions from coal and gas-fired power plants.
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Trump EPA moves to eliminate climate rules for coal, gas power plants
The EPA has initiated steps to remove climate rules for coal and gas power plants, reversing previous federal climate policy.
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US ‘super-emitters’ of planet heating methane identified by satellite analysis
Satellite analysis identifies major methane leaks at facilities operated by companies linked to political donors.
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EPA just raised health costs by $2.8T, will kill thousands per year (upd.)
This opinion piece criticizes the EPA's decision to eliminate power plant pollution limits, citing projected increases in health costs and mortality.
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Trump guts climate rules for coal and gas power plants
New administrative actions are rolling back climate-related regulations for coal and gas-fired power plants.
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Scientists say overlooked climate feedbacks could make global warming 30% worse by 2100Study
Scientists warn that overlooked climate feedback loops could increase projected global warming by 30% by the year 2100.
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The Atmosphere Just Set a Water Vapor RecordStudy
Atmospheric data shows that global water vapor levels have reached a new record high.
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Climate change made flood-ravaged Nepal vulnerable even before current disaster
Climate change exacerbated the vulnerability of Nepal to recent catastrophic flooding events.
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Norway's Svalbard glaciers are releasing ancient methane, opening a hidden Arctic feedback loop
Melting glaciers in Svalbard are releasing trapped ancient methane, potentially creating a self-reinforcing climate feedback loop.
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Himalayan glaciers melting 65% faster, putting 20% of India's GDP at risk: ReportReprint
A report warns that accelerated Himalayan glacier melt could jeopardize 20% of India's GDP.
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US repeals rules limiting greenhouse gas emissions by power plantsReprint
The US government has repealed regulations that previously limited greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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EPA Will Remove Carbon Dioxide Limits on Power PlantsStudy
The EPA is removing existing carbon dioxide emission limits for power plants.
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US eliminates limits on carbon emissions from coal, gas plantsReprint
The US has eliminated limits on carbon emissions from coal and gas-fired power plants.
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EPA to undo carbon emission limits for power plants at G20 meetingReprint
The EPA is undoing carbon emission limits for power plants.
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US Scraps Limits On Carbon Emissions From Coal, Gas-Fired Power PlantsReprint
The US has scrapped limits on carbon emissions from coal and gas-fired power plants.
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EPA moves to eliminate rule limiting greenhouse gas emissions from power plants
The EPA has initiated a process to eliminate federal rules that restrict greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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EPA scraps power plant emissions limits in sweeping rollback
The EPA is rolling back power plant emissions limits, marking a significant shift in federal climate policy.
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Trump administration repeals Biden era greenhouse gas requirements for power plants
The Trump administration has repealed Biden-era requirements aimed at limiting greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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The Latest: EPA says it’s eliminating rule that limits greenhouse gas emissions from power plantsReprint
The EPA confirmed it is eliminating federal rules that limit greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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World Bank: Global gas flaring rises to highest level in five yearsReprint
The World Bank reports that global gas flaring has reached its highest level in five years.
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EPA repeals climate pollution limits for power plants. How will it impact NC?
The EPA's repeal of power plant pollution limits raises questions about local impacts in North Carolina.
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Judge blocks NY law holding fossil fuel companies accountable for climate change
A judge has blocked a New York law intended to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for climate change.
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EPA eliminates rule that limits planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plantsReprint
The EPA has eliminated a rule that restricted greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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U.S. clean power installations hit record 17.1 GW in Q2 2026, led by completion of nation's largest land-based wind projectStudy
U.S. clean power installations reached a record 17.1 GW in the second quarter of 2026.
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6 takeaways as Trump takes sledgehammer to power plant climate regsClickbait
An analysis outlines six key implications of the Trump administration's decision to repeal power plant climate regulations.
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US aims to issue deep-sea mining permits within months, Interior Secretary Burgum says
Interior Secretary Burgum announced that the U.S. aims to issue permits for deep-sea mining within the coming months.
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As Power Demand Rises, a Clean-Energy State Falls Back on Coal
Rising electricity demand in Iowa is forcing a temporary return to coal power despite the state's significant wind energy infrastructure.
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Revealed: England’s June 2026 heatwave sparked record demand for ambulancesStudy
A record-breaking June 2026 heatwave in England caused unprecedented demand for ambulance services, according to new data.
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Some coastal towns in North Carolina now flood up to 100 days a year
Sea level rise is causing coastal towns in North Carolina to experience flooding up to 100 days per year.
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Japan's biomass energy boom threatens further deforestation in Indonesia
Increased demand for biomass energy in Japan is driving deforestation in Indonesia, threatening biodiversity and Indigenous lands.
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EPA plans to raise your health costs by $120B on Monday
The EPA plans to remove power plant pollution limits, a policy shift expected to increase long-term public health costs.
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Trump Tears Apart Major Biden-Era Climate Change Rules
The Trump administration is moving to dismantle major climate change regulations established during the Biden presidency.
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IPCC Warns of 3.2°C Global Warming Without Immediate Climate ActionReprint
The IPCC warns that global temperatures could rise by 3.2°C without immediate and significant climate action.
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Texas seniors ration AC overnight as heat, power bills put Rio Grande Valley lives at risk
Low-income seniors in Texas are rationing air conditioning due to high energy costs during extreme heat.
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How drought and demand pushed the Colorado River toward crisis
Long-term drought and high water demand have pushed the Colorado River system toward a critical supply crisis.
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How drought and demand pushed the Colorado River toward crisis
Long-term drought and high water demand have pushed the Colorado River system toward a critical supply crisis.
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Nepal floods highlight how climate-related disasters increase modern slavery risks
Recent floods in Nepal demonstrate how climate-driven disasters exacerbate the risks of modern slavery.
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Nepal’s flood claim tests whether a young climate fund can deliver
Nepal's request for flood relief funds tests the effectiveness of international climate finance mechanisms.
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Flood-ravaged Nepal calls for climate justice
Following devastating floods, Nepal is calling for international climate justice and support.
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Climate hazards disrupt schooling of over three million Vietnamese students in 2025: reportStudy
Climate hazards disrupted the schooling of over three million students in Vietnam during 2025.
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World’s water cycle speeding up, raising flood and drought risks: StudyStudy
A new study indicates that the global water cycle is accelerating, leading to more frequent and intense flood and drought events.
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Himalayan glaciers are melting faster, threatening the region’s water securityReprint
Accelerating Himalayan glacier melt is increasingly threatening water security across the region.
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Himalayas nearing tipping point: Glacier loss puts India at riskReprint
Himalayan glacier loss is reaching a critical tipping point, putting India's water resources at risk.
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Himalayan glaciers are melting 65% faster — Is India heading towards a water crisis?Reprint
Himalayan glaciers are melting 65 percent faster, raising concerns about a potential water crisis in India.
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Himalayan glaciers losing mass 65 percent faster, putting India’s economy at riskReprint
Himalayan glaciers are losing mass 65 percent faster than previously recorded, threatening India's economy.
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Himalayan glaciers melting 65% faster, putting 20% of India's GDP at risk: ReportStudy
A new report finds Himalayan glaciers are melting 65% faster than previously, threatening 20% of India's GDP.
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Super El Niño is actually here now, and it’s only going to get stronger
A strong El Niño event has officially developed and is expected to intensify, influencing global weather patterns.
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EPA Expected to Repeal Power Plant Carbon Emissions StandardsReprint
Reports indicate the EPA is expected to repeal existing carbon emissions standards for power plants.
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Trump EPA Moves To Permanently Eliminate Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rules for Power Plants, Gutting Biden’s Signature Environmental Policies
An opinion-slanted report details the EPA's move to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions rules for power plants.
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EPA poised to repeal carbon standards for coal, gas power plantsReprint
The EPA is preparing to repeal carbon emissions standards for coal and gas-fired power plants.
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Canada net zero target slips 20 years behind, analysis findsStudy
New analysis indicates that Canada's progress toward its net-zero emissions target has fallen twenty years behind schedule.
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Climate change made flood-ravaged Nepal vulnerable even before current disaster
Climate change exacerbated Nepal's vulnerability to flooding long before the recent catastrophic disaster occurred.
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Heat, Fires, Hurricanes, Floods: How Climate Change Is Keeping Kids From School
Climate-driven extreme weather events, including heatwaves and floods, are increasingly disrupting school attendance for children globally.
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El Niño just leveled up to super status. Here’s what that means for the weather
The intensification of El Niño to 'super' status is expected to significantly alter regional weather patterns.
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Deadly Langtang rock-ice avalanche in Nepal followed decades of glacier retreat and exceptional high-altitude heat
A deadly avalanche in Nepal's Langtang region is linked to long-term glacier retreat and extreme high-altitude heat.
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EPA ends greenhouse gas limits for power plants, drawing criticism from Texas environmental groups
The EPA's repeal of power plant greenhouse gas limits has drawn criticism from environmental groups in Texas.
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NACS Supports Congressional Review of EV Mandates
The National Association of Convenience Stores is lobbying Congress to review and potentially weaken electric vehicle mandates.
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Georgia went all in on EV factories — then Trump pulled the plug
The Trump administration's policy shifts have negatively impacted electric vehicle manufacturing projects in Georgia.
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Scientists Say August Was Earth’s Hottest Month They’ve MeasuredReprint
Scientists have confirmed that August was the hottest month ever measured globally.
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Rare ‘medicane’ storm could soon form and affect Greece, Libya or Egypt
Meteorologists are monitoring the potential formation of a rare medicane storm that could impact Greece, Libya, or Egypt.
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The Rio Grande is having its driest year on record
The Rio Grande is experiencing its driest year on record, highlighting ongoing water scarcity challenges in the region.
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Unused natural gas behind NYC's $300 million waste of a potent greenhouse gasStudy
A new study identifies natural gas use as the primary driver of methane emissions in the New York City metropolitan area.
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California moves to cut red tape for heat pumps, solar, and more
California passed legislation to streamline permitting and inspections for rooftop solar, home batteries, and heat pumps.
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Trump Wants to Prevent Future Presidents From Fighting Climate Change
An analysis discusses political strategies intended to limit the ability of future administrations to enact climate policy.
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The warmest summer on record — 2026 hit a scorching new high in the US
The United States experienced its warmest summer on record in 2026, reaching new temperature highs.
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Unused Natural Gas Behind NYC’s $300 Million Waste of a Potent Greenhouse GasStudy
New research indicates that leaking, unused natural gas infrastructure in New York City results in significant financial waste and methane emissions.
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Hottest summer ever? US breaks longstanding record
The United States has officially recorded its hottest summer on record.
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Heat, Fires, Hurricanes, Floods: How Climate Change Is Keeping Kids From School
Climate-driven extreme weather events are increasingly disrupting education and causing significant school closures for children globally.
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MOSE barriers in Venice close increasingly often due to sea-level rise
Venice's MOSE flood barriers are being deployed with increasing frequency due to rising sea levels.
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As coast erodes, clock ticks for nuclear waste | Los Angeles Times - newspaperReprint
Coastal erosion is increasingly threatening the security of stored nuclear waste in California.
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Deadly Langtang rock-ice avalanche in Nepal followed decades of glacier retreat and exceptional high-altitude heat
A deadly rock-ice avalanche in Nepal is linked to long-term glacier retreat and extreme high-altitude heat events.
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Himalayas: Glaciers Melting Faster, Threatening India’s EconomyReprint
Accelerated melting of Himalayan glaciers threatens India's long-term economic stability and water security.
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Himalayas nearing tipping point: Glacier loss puts India at risk
Scientific assessments suggest Himalayan glaciers are nearing a tipping point, endangering water supplies for millions in India.
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Extreme warming in Indian Ocean added 695 billion tons of ice to Antarctica ice sheet
Extreme warming in the Indian Ocean has contributed to significant ice mass accumulation in parts of Antarctica.
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Himalayan Glaciers: A Looming Crisis for Water Security
The ongoing loss of Himalayan glaciers presents a critical challenge to regional water security and agricultural stability.
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Himalayan glacier loss accelerates, threatening water security by mid-century
Accelerated glacier loss in the Himalayas is projected to severely impact water availability by the middle of the century.
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The Great Thaw: Quick Melting Of Himalayan Glaciers Puts Indian Economy At Risk
The rapid thaw of Himalayan glaciers is increasingly viewed as a major economic risk for India.
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Himalayan Glacier Melt Puts 20% of India’s GDP at RiskReprint
Economic projections highlight the risk to 20% of India's GDP due to the ongoing loss of Himalayan glaciers.
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EPA repeals carbon emission limits for power plants - what it means for Memphis
The EPA's repeal of power plant emission limits is analyzed for its potential local impact on Memphis.
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EPA to loosen methane rules, boosting pollution from oil and gas wells
The EPA is loosening methane regulations, a move expected to increase pollution from oil and gas extraction sites.
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Norway's Svalbard glaciers are releasing ancient methane, opening a hidden Arctic feedback loopStudy
Glaciers in Svalbard, Norway, are releasing ancient methane, potentially creating a feedback loop that accelerates Arctic warming.
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Plausible Scenarios Still Indicate 2°C to 3°C
A climate analyst argues that current plausible scenarios still point toward 2°C to 3°C of global warming.
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'Unprecedented numbers': Solar industry on track to smash rooftop record
The solar industry is on track to set a new record for rooftop installations.
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India logs record 6.1 GW wind capacity addition in FY26, targets 100 GW by 2030Study
India added a record 6.1 GW of wind capacity in fiscal year 2026, aiming for 100 GW by 2030.
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Georgia went all in on EV factories — then Trump pulled the plug
Political shifts have led to the cancellation of major electric vehicle manufacturing projects in Georgia.
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EPA rollback may worsen Trump’s Supreme Court climate headache
The EPA's rollback of climate rules may complicate the administration's legal standing in ongoing Supreme Court climate cases.
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Study Links Mississippi Fertilizer Runoff to Gulf Coral DeclineStudy
A new study links fertilizer runoff from the Mississippi River to the decline of coral reefs in the Gulf.
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Scientists Say August Was Earth’s Hottest Month They’ve MeasuredReprint
Scientific data confirms that August was the hottest month ever recorded on Earth.
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Japan’s biomass energy boom threatens further deforestation in IndonesiaReprint
Japan's increasing demand for biomass energy is driving further deforestation in Indonesia.
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This far-out idea could enable solar panels to work at night
Researchers are exploring new technologies that could potentially allow solar panels to generate electricity at night.
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Is Wildfire Risk Increasing in the Midwest?
Unusually warm temperatures and flash drought conditions are increasing wildfire risks in Minnesota's boreal forests.
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Study reveals peatlands may have less capacity to store carbon than predictedStudy
A new study suggests peatlands may have a lower carbon storage capacity than previously estimated due to structural limitations.
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Court Strikes Down Trump’s Coal Plant ‘Emergency’ Order
A court has struck down an emergency order that sought to support coal plants, marking a legal victory for climate advocates.
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European leaders meet as Arctic thaw opens shipping routes and Russian buildup stokes security fears
Arctic ice melt is opening new shipping routes, prompting European leaders to discuss associated security and geopolitical concerns.
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Climate catastrophe leaves Nepal mourning while the search for the missing continues - Focus
Nepal faces a humanitarian crisis following a climate-driven disaster, with search and rescue operations ongoing.
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Dangerously Hot Days Are Now Bleeding Into Spring and Fall
Research indicates that extreme heat events are increasingly occurring outside of traditional summer months.
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Heatwaves becoming hotter and longer, accelerating faster than global warming
New analysis suggests that heat waves are intensifying and lengthening at a rate faster than general global warming.
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Back-to-back Arctic storms can double sea ice lossStudy
A study finds that consecutive Arctic storms can double the rate of sea ice loss.
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New Study Reveals Asymmetric Expansion Of Extreme Heat Seasons GloballyStudy
A new study reveals that extreme heat seasons are expanding asymmetrically across the globe.
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Some Ontario students can’t escape extreme heat
Ontario students face significant health risks due to extreme heat in schools lacking adequate cooling infrastructure.
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Extreme heat no longer respects the seasons: heat waves are extending into spring and autumn
Data indicates that extreme heat waves are increasingly occurring outside of traditional summer months, extending into spring and autumn.
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Utah offers ‘unprecedented’ 0% loans for farmers amid difficult drought, wildfire year
Utah is offering 0% interest loans to farmers to help them manage the impacts of severe drought and wildfires.
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Himalayan Glaciers: A Looming Crisis for Water SecurityReprint
The rapid melting of Himalayan glaciers presents a looming crisis for regional water security.
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Accelerating Himalayan Glacier Melt Threatens Asian Economies and LivesReprint
Accelerating melt rates of Himalayan glaciers threaten the lives and economies of Asian nations.
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Expanding Himalayan glacial lakes raise flood concerns for northern IndiaReprint
Expanding glacial lakes in the Himalayas are raising concerns about potential flooding in northern India.
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Himalayan glacier loss accelerates, threatening water security by mid-centuryReprint
Accelerated Himalayan glacier loss is expected to threaten regional water security by the middle of the century.
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Extreme warming in Indian Ocean added 695 billion tons of ice to Antarctica ice sheet
Extreme warming in the Indian Ocean has contributed to the accumulation of 695 billion tons of ice on the Antarctic ice sheet.
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India faces growing Himalayan risk as glaciers melt fasterReprint
India faces increasing risks as Himalayan glaciers continue to melt at an accelerated rate.
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The Great Thaw: Quick Melting of Himalayan Glaciers Puts Indian Economy At Risk
Rapid melting of Himalayan glaciers poses significant economic risks to India, according to recent environmental assessments.
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Himalayas Near Tipping Point as Glaciers Accelerate Melting
Accelerating glacial melt in the Himalayas brings the region closer to a critical environmental tipping point.
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Nepal floods, Mont Blanc rockfalls: How climate change is destabilising world’s mountains
Climate change is destabilizing mountain regions worldwide, evidenced by recent flooding in Nepal and rockfalls in the Alps.
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Tajikistan reports disappearance of over 1,300 glaciers
Tajikistan officials report that over 1,300 glaciers have disappeared due to changing climate conditions.
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Asia on high alert as El Niño threatens new Dengue epidemic
Health officials in Asia are on alert as El Niño conditions increase the risk of a potential Dengue fever epidemic.
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EU Carbon Rises to Highest Since January as Coal Use Ramps Up
EU carbon prices have reached a multi-month high as regional coal consumption increases.
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In updated NDC, PH promises to cut more carbon emissions on its own
The Philippines has updated its Nationally Determined Contribution, committing to deeper independent carbon emission reductions.
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Climate-smart rice method cuts methane emissions by nearly 90%, Himachal agri university study findsStudy
A study from Himachal Agricultural University found that a specific rice cultivation method reduces methane emissions by nearly 90 percent.
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Philippines raises greenhouse gas cuts target in updated climate pledge
The Philippines has increased its greenhouse gas emissions reduction target in its updated national climate pledge.
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Masdar, clean energy investor Luxcara form €5 billion partnership for Germany BESS and wind projects
Masdar and Luxcara have formed a €5 billion partnership to develop wind and battery storage projects in Germany.
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UK grid upgrades need to accelerate, NAO report saysStudy
A UK National Audit Office report warns that the country must accelerate grid upgrades to meet renewable energy targets.
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Switzerland feels cost of record summer heat
Switzerland is experiencing significant economic costs resulting from the record-breaking heat observed this summer.
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EU truckmakers seek 3-year delay to 2030 CO2 targetsReprint
European truck manufacturers are requesting a three-year delay to meet upcoming 2030 carbon dioxide emission reduction targets.
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BEVs up 40% across EU, but CO2 target still out of reach
Despite a 40% increase in EV sales, the EU is currently struggling to meet its established CO2 emission reduction targets.
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AI boom drives 330 GW of planned data centers and opens new opportunities for battery storage in the USStudy
The growth of AI-driven data centers is creating significant demand for battery storage solutions to manage energy loads in the US.
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Red Sea giga-project becomes Saudi Arabia’s first to run its entire utility system on renewables
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea giga-project has transitioned to operating its entire utility system using renewable energy sources.
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Electric mobility brings Africa’s energy transition into the wild
The adoption of electric mobility is helping to drive Africa's energy transition in remote areas.
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India gains wider EU steel access, but carbon levy remainsReprint
India secured increased access to EU steel markets, though the EU's carbon border adjustment mechanism remains in place.
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Coral reefs face bleaching threats as Texas Gulf trends warmer
Rising water temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico are increasing the risk of coral bleaching events near Texas.
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Why Connecticut keeps seeing devastating flash floods — and what scientists say is changing
Scientists explain how changing climate conditions are contributing to more frequent and intense flash flooding in Connecticut.
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Hawaiʻi's hurricane 'force field' looks less certain after Lala, Lowell leave rare damage
Recent hurricane activity in Hawaii suggests that the islands' historical protection from tropical storms may be weakening.
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‘Pretty epic’ Kelvin wave is latest threat to SoCal coastal cities. When will it get here?
A significant Kelvin wave is approaching the Southern California coast, raising concerns about potential impacts on coastal infrastructure.
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MOSE barriers in Venice close increasingly often due to sea-level riseReprint
Venice is closing its MOSE flood barriers more frequently as sea levels continue to rise.
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Sea temperature rise expected to impact marine life, says national climate reportReprint
A national climate report warns that rising ocean temperatures will have significant impacts on marine life.
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Google deal to generate 1M carbon credits from cutting methane emissions
Google has entered a deal to generate one million carbon credits by funding projects that reduce methane emissions.
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Plausible Scenarios Still Indicate 2°C to 3°CStudy
Analysis of current climate scenarios suggests global warming is likely to remain within the 2°C to 3°C range.
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Chile solar and wind curtailment hits record 2,680 GWhStudy
Chile recorded a record 2,680 GWh of solar and wind energy curtailment due to grid infrastructure limitations.
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'Unprecedented numbers': Solar industry on track to smash rooftop record
The solar industry is on track to reach record-breaking levels of rooftop installations.
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Turkiye’s solar, wind power shares surge over past decade
Turkey has significantly increased the share of solar and wind power in its energy mix over the past decade.
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‘An Extraordinary Achievement’: 2026 Set for Record Rooftop Solar Take-Up
Projections indicate that 2026 will see record-breaking growth in rooftop solar installations.
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‘Huge Step Forward’: Illinois Inches Closer on Battery Storage, Solar Goals
Illinois is advancing toward its solar and battery storage targets as new legislative and regulatory progress is made.
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Minimizing climate change adaptation trade-offs in African rangelandsStudy
A study examines strategies to minimize trade-offs when implementing climate change adaptation measures in African rangelands.
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One of America’s healthiest coral reefs is losing its resilience
Research indicates that one of the healthiest coral reefs in the United States is losing its resilience.
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Decline of migratory birds spurs calls for coordinated conservation
Experts are calling for international cooperation to address the decline of migratory bird populations linked to ecosystem stress.
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Can we stop ships from killing the Mediterranean’s last great whales?
High-speed maritime traffic in the Mediterranean is identified as a major threat to endangered sperm and fin whale populations.
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How can countries prevent shocks and disasters from turning into food crises? Analysis points to resilience measures
Analysis suggests that implementing resilience measures can help countries prevent natural disasters from escalating into food crises.
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Scientists call for ‘emergency’ measures to save sea life from El Niño
Oceanographers are calling for emergency measures, including reduced fishing quotas, to protect marine life from record El Niño heat.
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BYD is ‘leading’ the solid-state battery race, and its first EV with the new tech is almost here
BYD plans to introduce its first electric vehicle equipped with solid-state battery technology by 2027.
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Minimizing climate change adaptation trade-offs in African rangelandsStudy
A study proposes methods to minimize trade-offs when implementing climate adaptation strategies in African rangelands.
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Climate change is battering US water systems
Climate change impacts are increasingly straining the infrastructure and reliability of water systems across the United States.
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Coral reefs face bleaching threats as Texas Gulf trends warmer
Rising water temperatures in the Texas Gulf are increasing the risk of coral bleaching events in the region.
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Scientists Warn This Year’s El Niño Could Create Brand New Extreme Weather Patterns
Scientists are warning that this year's El Niño could lead to the development of unprecedented extreme weather phenomena.
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It’s been one year since Australia assessed its national climate risk. But have we listened?
An analysis questions whether Australia has adequately responded to the national climate risks identified in a government assessment one year ago.
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European leaders meet as Arctic thaw opens shipping routes and Russian buildup stokes security fears
European leaders are discussing security and shipping implications as Arctic ice melt opens new maritime routes.
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India swelters under severe heat waveReprint
India is currently experiencing a severe and prolonged heat wave.
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210 Burn Bans and Extreme Fire Danger, Plus the First Real Rain Signal | Roundup 9/14
Extreme fire danger and widespread burn bans persist in Texas amid ongoing dry conditions.
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Why Connecticut keeps seeing devastating flash floods — and what scientists say is changing
Connecticut is experiencing more frequent flash floods as scientists link changing weather patterns to a warming climate.
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Nepal: Thousands still missing as flood recovery beginsReprint
Recovery efforts are underway in Nepal as thousands remain missing following catastrophic flooding events.
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Nepal floods highlight how climate-related disasters increase modern slavery risks
Recent flooding in Nepal underscores how climate-driven disasters exacerbate the risk of modern slavery and human trafficking.
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Experts propose four options to save Venice. One is really devastating
Experts are evaluating various adaptation strategies to protect Venice from rising sea levels, noting the potential for significant environmental impact.
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El Nino raises risk of wetter autumn, flooding across UK: Met OfficeStudy
The UK Met Office warns that El Niño conditions increase the probability of a wetter autumn and heightened flood risks.
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Vancouver, Winnipeg among Canadian cities building more homes in flood zones: StatsCanStudy
Statistics Canada reports that major cities continue to approve new housing developments in designated flood-prone zones.
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Sea level rise could enhance substantial California floodingReprint
Sea level rise is expected to exacerbate the severity of flooding events across California.
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Australia's 'flood country' is losing safe land as seas threaten 267,000 properties
Rising sea levels threaten over 267,000 properties in Australia's flood-prone regions.
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Sea temperature rise expected to impact marine life, says national climate reportStudy
A national climate report warns that rising sea temperatures will significantly impact marine ecosystems.
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Record-breaking snowmelt in the Swiss Alps
Record-breaking snowmelt in the Swiss Alps highlights the ongoing impact of rising temperatures on mountain cryosphere stability.
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Google deal to generate 1M carbon credits from cutting methane emissions
Google has entered an agreement to purchase one million carbon credits generated by projects that reduce methane emissions.
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EPA just raised health costs by $2.8T, allowing more power plant pollution (upd.)
An analysis argues that the EPA's rollback of power plant pollution rules will result in significant long-term health costs.
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Appeal court dismisses CJS climate lawsuitReprint
A Canadian appeal court dismissed a lawsuit brought by youth plaintiffs seeking to hold the government accountable for climate change inaction.
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‘Huge Step Forward’: Illinois Inches Closer on Battery Storage, Solar Goals
Illinois is advancing legislation to expand battery storage and solar energy capacity.
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Chile solar and wind curtailment hits record 2,680 GWhStudy
Chilean solar and wind energy curtailment reached a record 2,680 GWh due to transmission infrastructure limitations.
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Türkiye's solar, wind shares surge over past decade
Türkiye has significantly increased the share of solar and wind energy in its power mix over the last decade.
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Solar and wind supply nearly a quarter of Türkiye’s power
Solar and wind energy sources now provide nearly 25 percent of Türkiye's total electricity supply.
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NACS Supports Congressional Review of EV Mandates
The National Association of Convenience Stores is lobbying for a congressional review of federal electric vehicle mandates.
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Legal Scholars Argue Boulder’s Climate Case Tests Reach Of State Law
Legal scholars are analyzing the scope of state law regarding Boulder's climate change litigation against fossil fuel companies.
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One of America’s healthiest coral reefs is losing its resilience
Researchers report that one of the healthiest coral reefs in the United States is losing its ability to recover from stress.
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Earth’s Hottest August Pushes Oceans and Communities to the BrinkReprint
Record-breaking heat in August has placed significant stress on marine ecosystems and human communities.
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European leaders meet as Arctic thaw opens shipping routes and Russian buildup stokes security fearsReprint
Arctic ice melt is opening new shipping routes, prompting security concerns among European leaders.
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BYD to produce trucks in Europe in bid to become "European company"
Chinese automaker BYD plans to manufacture electric trucks in Europe to establish a local market presence.
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We’re in a $3 Trillion Insurance Hole and Just Keep Digging
Rising climate-related disaster risks are creating a massive insurance coverage gap globally.
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Scientists find nine new sponge species in glimpse of Alaska’s deep-sea diversity
New deep-sea sponge species discovered off Alaska face threats from bottom trawling and proposed seafloor mining.
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How this summer may have been when climate change felt realClickbait
Recent extreme weather events, including record heat, drought, and wildfires, are being framed as indicators of climate change's increasing visibility.
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Marine carbon removal at a crossroads
Marine carbon dioxide removal requires rigorous scientific testing to scale effectively without succumbing to excessive caution.
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BYD unveils flagship 600 km electric truck with 1.5 MW charging
BYD has introduced a new flagship electric heavy-duty truck featuring high-speed charging capabilities.
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An Idaho county banned renewables. It’s having second thoughts.
An Idaho county that previously banned renewable energy projects is reconsidering its decision.
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Climate change is proliferating diseases and pests that threaten crops and forests, report saysReprint
A new report indicates that climate change is increasing the spread of agricultural pests and forest diseases.
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Improved climate forecasts alone won’t protect Africa’s poorest farmersStudy
Research suggests that improved climate forecasting is insufficient to protect vulnerable farmers in Africa without additional support.
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How climate change became a healthcare issue
This report examines the evolution of climate change as a critical public health concern.
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El Nino raises risk of wetter autumn, flooding across UK: Met OfficeStudy
The UK Met Office warns that El Niño conditions increase the probability of a wetter autumn and associated flooding risks.
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Confronting climate failure in a summer of steaming oceans and devastated villages – Part 1
An advocacy piece critiques global failure to address climate change amid record ocean temperatures and extreme weather.
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Global warming may break the 400-year link between the Indian ocean and the Pacific Ocean
Global warming may disrupt the long-standing oceanographic connection between the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
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Wealthy Europeans Are Moving North as Temperatures Climb
Wealthy Europeans are increasingly relocating northward as rising temperatures alter living conditions.
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Scientists exposed diamondback moths to extreme heat for 3 years; their descendants evolved faster develoStudy
A study shows that diamondback moth descendants evolved faster after being exposed to extreme heat for three years.
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U.S. Forest Service to close 23 research stations in agency overhaul
The U.S. Forest Service plans to close 23 research stations as part of a major agency restructuring.
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Drought leads to ‘unprecedented’ black bear conflicts in Wyoming
Persistent drought conditions in Wyoming are driving black bears into human-populated areas in search of food.
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Corpus Christi records hottest start to September yet; more rain arrives Thursday
Corpus Christi recorded its hottest start to September on record amid ongoing regional climate trends.
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DFW Weather: Drought continues to worsen with 60 days of no measurable rain; 14 day forecast
Drought conditions in the Dallas-Fort Worth area are worsening following 60 days without measurable rainfall.
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7 Dutch water innovations built for a world of floods and drought
Dutch engineers are developing seven water management innovations to address global flood and drought risks.
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Jensen Huang's Nvidia is building a digital twin of Earth; AI could help cities simulate floods, storms a
Nvidia is developing a digital twin of Earth to help cities simulate and prepare for climate-related disasters.
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Devon prepares for climate ‘whiplash’ as experts tackle flood and drought risks
Devon officials are implementing adaptation strategies to manage increasing flood and drought risks linked to climate change.
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UK steps up support for global efforts to prepare for El Niño following devastating extreme weather
The UK government is increasing funding for global efforts to prepare for extreme weather events associated with El Niño.
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Nepal in search of climate justice on the global stage
Nepal is actively advocating for climate justice and international support on the global stage.
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Resourcing Appalachian Resilience After Helene (SSIR)
This article examines strategies for resourcing and building climate resilience in Appalachia following Hurricane Helene.
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A Strange Chain Reaction Is Causing Antarctica to Grow. The Scary Part Is What Happens When It Stops.
Researchers are studying a phenomenon where Antarctic ice growth is temporarily masking underlying climate-driven instability.
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Fibre optic cables reveal ‘icequakes’ in endangered glaciersStudy
Scientists are using fiber optic cables to detect 'icequakes' within endangered glaciers to better understand their movement.
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Nature didn’t act alone in Nepal’s flash flood disaster
An analysis explores the human and environmental factors that contributed to recent flash flooding in Nepal.
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Himalayan Glacier Melt Puts 20% of India’s GDP at RiskReprint
Himalayan glacial melt is projected to threaten 20% of India's GDP, according to recent research findings.
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Himalayan glaciers losing mass 65% faster than decade ago: ReportReprint
Recent data indicates Himalayan glaciers are losing mass 65% faster than they were a decade ago.
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El Niño weather pattern threatening West Coast beaches, homes
The developing El Niño weather pattern poses risks to coastal infrastructure and homes along the U.S. West Coast.
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El Niño Strengthens to Record Levels as Scientists Warn of Global Weather ImpactsReprint
El Niño has reached record levels, prompting warnings from scientists regarding its impact on global weather.
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Illinois EPA releases Illinois Comprehensive Climate Action Plan
The Illinois EPA has released a comprehensive plan aimed at addressing climate change within the state.
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Yara Launches Sluiskil CCS: 800,000 Tonnes CO2 Capture Annually - News and StatisticsStudy
Yara has launched a carbon capture and storage project designed to capture 800,000 tonnes of CO2 annually.
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Bangladesh fashion face $6.6bn price tag to cut carbon, but factories cannot pay alone: Cascale
Bangladesh's fashion industry requires $6.6 billion to decarbonize, but factories cannot afford the transition costs alone, according to Cascale.
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BASF and IRRI expand rice research partnership to cut methane and strengthen soil health
BASF and IRRI are expanding their research partnership to develop rice cultivation methods that reduce methane and improve soil health.
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Shell and Wartsila report in on first vessel trials of new methane abatement kitStudy
Shell and Wartsila have released initial results from vessel trials testing a new technology designed to abate methane emissions.
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Philippines validates methane MRV roadmap to advance climate commitments under ASEAN-Korea initiativeStudy
The Philippines has validated a methane monitoring, reporting, and verification roadmap to support its climate commitments.
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Google Agrees to Buy 1 Million Carbon Credits From Mitti Labs
Google has entered into an agreement to purchase one million carbon credits from Mitti Labs.
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How to build climate-resilient transport systems
Experts outline strategies for developing transport infrastructure capable of withstanding the impacts of climate change.
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Dossier: Challenges and priorities for Germany’s climate DiplomacyStudy
A new dossier outlines the primary challenges and strategic priorities for Germany's international climate diplomacy.
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Inside Syria’s decentralised solar boom
Syrians are increasingly adopting decentralized solar power systems to overcome chronic electricity shortages caused by the country's ongoing conflict.
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Masdar and Luxcara explore joint investment in Germany’s BESS and wind sectors
Masdar and Luxcara are evaluating a joint investment partnership to develop wind and battery storage projects in Germany.
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UK Parliament to probe risk of wind and solar power droughts
The UK Parliament is launching an inquiry into the risks posed by periods of low wind and solar output to energy security.
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Chinese scientists achieve record-breaking 27.35% efficiency for perovskite-organic tandem solar cellStudy
Chinese researchers have achieved a record 27.35% efficiency rate for a perovskite-organic tandem solar cell.
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Texas ranchers say $6.89-per-pound ground beef is drought-driven, and imports won't solve shortage
Texas ranchers report that ongoing drought conditions are driving up beef prices and limiting supply.
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Lava Blue commissions Australia's first grid NAS battery as ZEBRE sees 360MWh BESS waved through EPBC Act
Australia has commissioned its first grid-scale sodium-sulfur battery as a major 360MWh storage project receives regulatory approval.
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Australia's First Grid-Connected Sodium-Sulfur Battery Goes Live in Brisbane as ZEBRE's 360MWh Project AdvancesReprint
Australia's first grid-connected sodium-sulfur battery is operational in Brisbane, alongside progress on a large-scale storage project.
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Spanish government seeks 937MW renewables and energy storage in Teruel
The Spanish government has launched a tender seeking 937 megawatts of new renewable energy and battery storage capacity in Teruel.
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Masdar, Luxcara Eye EUR 5 Billion Offshore Wind, Battery Storage Partnership
Masdar and Luxcara are planning a 5 billion euro partnership to develop offshore wind and battery storage projects.
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MMUST Part Of Consortium Securing Landmark Santiago Network Assignment For Kenya
A university consortium has secured a role in the Santiago Network to support climate adaptation efforts in Kenya.
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Corals in East Asian Seas holding out as world’s coral reefs shrink due to more frequent marine heatwaves
While global coral reefs decline due to marine heatwaves, some coral populations in East Asian seas are showing resilience.
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Record August Heat Fuels Moroccan Calls for Water Protection
Record-breaking heat in Morocco has prompted public calls for improved water conservation and protection policies.
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China Gas signs 20-year LNG import deal with US-based Venture GlobalReprint
China Gas has entered a 20-year agreement to import liquefied natural gas from the U.S.-based firm Venture Global.
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Kremlin welcomes Trump's call on Ukraine to halt strikes on diesel facilitiesReprint
The Kremlin expressed support for Donald Trump's call for Ukraine to cease strikes on diesel production facilities.
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We’re in a $3 Trillion Insurance Hole and Just Keep DiggingClickbait
An opinion piece argues that the insurance industry is failing to adequately address the growing financial risks posed by climate change.
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Exclusive: Fourth Power commissioning thermal grid battery
Fourth Power is commissioning a thermal grid battery to improve energy storage efficiency.
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With or without roads, US forests burn at a similar rate, researchers claimStudy
Research indicates that U.S. forests burn at similar rates regardless of the presence of roads, challenging assumptions about forest management.
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What the UN Secretary-General Nominees Reveal About Climate Change
An analysis examines the positions and priorities of UN Secretary-General candidates regarding global climate change policy.
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Experts propose four options to save Venice. One is really devastating
Experts are evaluating various infrastructure proposals to protect Venice from rising sea levels and flooding.
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Sea level rise could enhance substantial California floodingReprint
Rising sea levels are expected to exacerbate the severity of flooding events along the California coast.
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Super El Niño: Could A Powerful ‘Super El Niño’ Bring Extreme Weather, Coastal Threats And Major Climate Impacts? What The Latest Forecast SaysClickbait
This article discusses potential climate impacts and extreme weather risks associated with the development of a strong El Niño event.
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Volkswagen Builds Its Most Efficient Electric Vehicle Ever
Volkswagen has engineered a new electric vehicle model focused on maximizing energy efficiency.
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Volkswagen’s slippery new EV breaks a bunch of efficiency records
Volkswagen's new aerodynamic electric vehicle concept has set multiple internal efficiency records.
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Mission Efficiency - Volkswagen presents the world’s most efficient near-production electric carStudy
Volkswagen has unveiled a near-production electric vehicle designed for high energy efficiency.
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Electric vehicles save NZ $90m in oil imports amid fuel crisis
Electric vehicles have reduced New Zealand's oil import costs by $90 million during a period of fuel instability.
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Battery energy storage developers win big Oregon land use decision
Battery storage developers in Oregon secured a favorable land-use decision, clearing a significant hurdle for new projects.
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Trina Storage, AMP-lify to supply 1 GWh of battery storage in Japan
Trina Storage and AMP-lify have partnered to supply 1 GWh of battery energy storage capacity for projects in Japan.
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Legal Scholars Argue Boulder’s Climate Case Tests Reach Of State Law
Legal scholars analyze how a climate-related lawsuit in Boulder tests the scope of state law.
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Appeal court dismisses CJS climate lawsuit
An appeal court has dismissed a climate-related lawsuit filed by CJS.
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Chubu says its president to resign, nuclear restart application withdrawn over data scandal
Chubu Electric Power's president resigned and withdrew a nuclear restart application following a data falsification scandal.
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What’s Next for Summit’s Carbon ‘Pipeline to Nowhere’?
Iowa regulators are reviewing the second phase of a controversial carbon dioxide pipeline project facing ongoing legal challenges.
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Africa's climate services need local detail and knowledge, say people who use the information
African communities managing local ecosystems emphasize the need for localized climate data to improve adaptation and restoration efforts.
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Remote Sensing Mitigated the Impact of the 2025 Los Angeles Wildfires
Remote sensing technologies played a critical role in managing and mitigating the impacts of the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires.
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Electric Trucks Will Take Center Stage At IAA Transportation Show In Hannover This Week
Electric trucks are a primary focus at the IAA Transportation show, highlighting a shift in the commercial vehicle market.
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Toyota is delaying the Highlander EV, but there’s a bigger problem brewing
Toyota is delaying the launch of its electric Highlander, complicating the transition as the gas-powered model is phased out.
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Gov. Greg Abbott orders Texas water agency to penalize data centers that don’t report their water usageReprint
Texas Governor Greg Abbott ordered the state water agency to penalize data centers that fail to report their water usage.
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How AI-powered weather alerts help mothers survive extreme heat in Sub-Saharan Africa
AI-driven weather alert systems are being used to help vulnerable populations in Sub-Saharan Africa manage extreme heat risks.
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Extreme heat exposes HVAC challenges in North Carolina schools
Extreme heat events are highlighting significant deficiencies in HVAC infrastructure within North Carolina school buildings.
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Saltwater flooding could radically change which crops are worth growing
Saltwater intrusion from flooding is expected to force significant changes in agricultural crop selection and land management.
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Climate Change Impacts Bali Via Floods and Water Shortages
Bali is experiencing increased flooding and water shortages as direct impacts of changing climate conditions.
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Hawaiʻi's hurricane 'force field' looks less certain after Lala, Lowell leave rare damage
Recent hurricane activity in Hawai‘i suggests that historical geographic protections against storms may be weakening due to changing climate patterns.
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‘Pretty epic’ Kelvin wave is latest threat to SoCal coastal cities. When will it get here?
A significant Kelvin wave is expected to impact Southern California coastal cities, raising concerns about potential storm-related damage.
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Storm erosion hits California and scientists fear what’s next
Scientists are expressing concern over the accelerating rate of storm-driven coastal erosion in California.
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Southern California’s beaches are vanishing fast
Southern California beaches are experiencing rapid loss due to ongoing environmental pressures and storm activity.
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The Island Nation That's Slowly Disappearing—and Recreating Itself in the Metaverse
The island nation of Tuvalu is digitizing its territory in the metaverse as it faces the existential threat of sea-level rise.
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Can Coastal Communities Make Themselves More Insurable?
Coastal communities are exploring strategies to improve climate resilience and maintain insurance coverage.
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As Coastal Risks Rise, Climate Resilience Could Become New Real Estate Due Diligence
Real estate investors are increasingly incorporating climate resilience into their due diligence processes.
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8 Encouraging Climate-Friendly Trends | IPCC Report Highlights Global Progress on Climate ActionClickbait
A listicle highlights eight trends identified by the IPCC as evidence of global progress in climate action.
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Volkswagen has created an electric car with record-breaking aerodynamics and a consumption of 6.48 kWh per 10Study
Volkswagen created an aerodynamic electric vehicle concept with an energy consumption rate of 6.48 kWh per 100 kilometers.
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Volkswagen Builds Its Most Efficient Electric Vehicle Ever
Volkswagen has engineered a new electric vehicle concept focused on maximizing energy efficiency.
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UGL, an ACS Unit, to Build 72 MW Solar Plant in Australia
UGL has been contracted to construct a 72 MW solar power plant in Australia.
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Volkswagen’s slippery new EV breaks a bunch of efficiency records
Volkswagen's new aerodynamic electric vehicle concept has set multiple energy efficiency records.
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Sungrow and ERS Energy Advance 1 GWh of Energy Storage Across Southeast Asia
Sungrow and ERS Energy are partnering to deploy 1 GWh of energy storage capacity across Southeast Asia.
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John Arnold on "make-or-break moment" for permitting reform
John Arnold discusses the political challenges and necessity of energy permitting reform in the United States.
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Q&A: This Comedy Series Is Taking Aim at Big Oil’s PR Machine
A new comedy series examines the public relations strategies used by the fossil fuel industry to influence climate discourse.
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Disaster insurance, datacenters, right to repair: meet the midterm candidates running on green policies
Midterm candidates are increasingly incorporating climate-linked issues like disaster insurance and infrastructure into their policy platforms.
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Wildfire strategy doesn’t need a winner – with 3 camps fighting for dominance, the system can’t keep up with the risk
Effective wildfire management requires integrating three distinct strategic approaches that currently compete for dominance.
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Volkswagen Mission Efficiency: the XL1 comes back as 1,000-mile range electric car
Volkswagen has unveiled a concept for a highly efficient, long-range electric vehicle.
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Shell, FAW partner on better, safer electric semi truck batteries
Shell and FAW are collaborating on advanced immersion-cooling battery technology for electric semi-trucks.
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Seasonal winds and climate change ramp up Tahoe, Placer County fire risksReprint
Seasonal winds combined with climate change impacts are increasing wildfire risks in Tahoe and Placer County.
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[Event Report] Multi-Stakeholder Workshop “Heat-Health Adaptation to Climate Change: From Evidence to Policy Implementation — Building Cross-Sectoral Collaboration” (August 24, 2026)Study
A multi-stakeholder workshop addressed the integration of heat-health adaptation strategies into public policy.
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How this summer may have been when climate change felt real
This analysis explores how recent extreme weather events have shifted public perception of climate change.
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Climate Change Impacts Bali Via Floods and Water Shortages
Bali is experiencing increased flooding and water shortages attributed to the impacts of climate change.
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European heat wavesReprint
Recent heat waves across Europe are highlighted as significant climate-related events.
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Merciless Backlash of Global Warming: Mega Climate Disasters UnleashedClickbait
A report highlights the increasing frequency and severity of climate-driven disasters globally.
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Middle Tennessee sees record-setting hot September
Middle Tennessee has experienced record-setting high temperatures throughout the month of September.
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Amid record heat, 24 Arizona prison units still lack air conditioning. A lawmaker has questions.
Lawmakers are questioning the lack of air conditioning in Arizona prisons amid ongoing record-breaking heat.
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Belgian Fries Under Threat as Extreme Heat Shrinks Potato Crop
Extreme heat is negatively impacting potato crop yields in Belgium, threatening the supply for fry production.
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September heat wave could rank among top five hottestReprint
A September heat wave in the Ozarks is on track to rank among the region's five hottest on record.
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Five things to know about the future of Denver’s water
Denver officials are addressing long-term water security and planning for future climate-driven water scarcity.
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Kirin and RIKEN target heat and drought resilience in wine grapesStudy
Kirin and RIKEN are collaborating to develop wine grape varieties that are more resilient to heat and drought.
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As drought issues deepens, Chatham raises emergency level
The town of Chatham has raised its emergency water level status in response to intensifying drought conditions.
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Drenching rains bring flash flooding across coastal Connecticut, New York and New Jersey
Heavy rainfall caused flash flooding across coastal areas of Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey.
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Drenching rains bring flash flooding across coastal Connecticut, New York and New JerseyReprint
Heavy rainfall resulted in flash flooding across coastal Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey.
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Himalayan blunders and beyond
An analysis discusses the systemic failures and environmental challenges contributing to disasters in the Himalayan region.
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Nepal's Strongest Climate Argument Is Evidence
This commentary argues that Nepal must prioritize empirical evidence to strengthen its position in global climate negotiations.
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A borderless threat in a region governed by borders
This article discusses the challenges of managing climate threats that cross national borders in the Himalayan region.
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Hawaiʻi Can’t Catch A Break From Storms. It Has To Adapt
This piece argues that Hawaii must prioritize long-term adaptation strategies to cope with increasingly frequent storm events.
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South Carolina receives nearly $33 million from FEMA for Helene repair
South Carolina received $33 million in FEMA funding to support recovery and repair efforts following Hurricane Helene.
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West coast communities are preparing for larger El Nino-powered storms and waves this winter.
West Coast communities are preparing for increased storm activity and wave surges expected during the upcoming El Niño.
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Building Structurally Low-Carbon Supply Chains in a Changing Global Landscape
Industry analysis explores strategies for developing low-carbon supply chains within the global trade landscape.
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Can low-carbon fertiliser command a premium? Yara bets it can
Yara is testing whether the market will support a price premium for low-carbon fertilizer products.
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Milton Keynes Council to offer free carbon management support for 1,000 local firms
Milton Keynes Council is providing free carbon management support to 1,000 local businesses to help them reduce emissions.
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Ministry Develops Road Map to Cut Building Emissions, Energy Costs
The Jordanian ministry has developed a roadmap to reduce building emissions and associated energy costs.
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Utah energy company says it can capture water from methane-gas exhaust for agriculture
A Utah energy company claims it can capture water from methane-gas exhaust for use in agricultural irrigation.
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Limiting Methane, The Less Known, More Potent Greenhouse Gas
This article provides an overview of the role and potency of methane as a greenhouse gas.
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Chevron holds back new European LNG investments as it awaits EU rules
Chevron is pausing new European LNG investments while waiting for regulatory clarity from the EU.
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COP Talks: Formal Delegations, Informal Access -…
Transparency International examines the balance between formal delegations and informal access at international climate negotiations.
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Greenpeace Thailand Calls Out Anutin’s Government at Gastech 2026: Stop Prioritizing Carbon Majors Over People’s Lives
Greenpeace Thailand is protesting the government's continued prioritization of fossil fuel interests over climate action.
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European Energy Expands Battery Portfolio With 545 MWh Now Operational
European Energy has brought 545 MWh of battery storage capacity online to support grid stability and renewable energy integration.
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Portugal looks underground for new way to store renewable energy
Portugal is exploring underground storage solutions to manage the intermittency of renewable energy generation.
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Nozomi Energy reaches financial close on 196MWh Nozu battery energy storage project in Japan
Nozomi Energy has secured financing for a 196 MWh battery energy storage project in Japan.
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NextEra, Dominion unveil ‘transformational’ Virginia energy benefits package
NextEra and Dominion Energy have announced a new benefits package aimed at supporting renewable energy development in Virginia.
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Solar, wind shares in Türkiye's power generation rise sharply over decade
Türkiye has significantly increased the share of solar and wind power in its national electricity generation mix over the last decade.
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Palisade buys 1.4 GW of wind, battery developments in Australia
Palisade has acquired 1.4 GW of wind and battery storage development projects in Australia.
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Sri Lanka Plans to Add 4.5 GW of Solar, Wind and BESS Capacity by 2030
Sri Lanka has announced plans to add 4.5 GW of solar, wind, and battery storage capacity to its grid by 2030.
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Chilean utility Copec acquires Tamarico II solar-plus-storage project from Metlen
Chilean utility Copec has acquired the Tamarico II solar-plus-storage project from Metlen.
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Invenergy, HASI complete equity deal for 2.7 GW US renewable portfolio
Invenergy and HASI have finalized an equity deal for a 2.7 GW portfolio of renewable energy projects in the United States.
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UK Wind Power Hits Record High as Energy Security Risks Mount
The UK reached a record high for wind power generation amid ongoing concerns regarding energy security.
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Türkiye's solar, wind shares surge over past decade
Turkey has significantly increased the share of solar and wind energy in its power mix over the last decade.
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Solar energy generation rises close to 60% over summer as August sets fresh recordsStudy
Solar energy generation in Ireland rose by nearly 60% over the summer, reaching new records in August.
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From policy push to market pull: India’s solar industry enters a new growth phase
India's solar industry is entering a new growth phase driven by supportive government policies and increasing market demand.
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Toyota calls for hybrid incentives in Vietnam's green vehicle policy
Toyota is lobbying the Vietnamese government to provide incentives for hybrid vehicles as part of the national green transport policy.
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EA Highlights Bangkok E-Bus Programme as a Model for Clean Public Transport
Energy Absolute is promoting Bangkok's electric bus program as a scalable model for clean public transportation.
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Pollution Ka Solution, Delhi Air Quality Crisis, EV Transition Strategy - India Today
Delhi is evaluating new strategies for air quality management and the transition to electric vehicles.
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Waymo EV batteries will help power the Texas grid
Waymo is exploring the use of electric vehicle batteries to provide grid-balancing services in Texas.
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Trina Storage and AMP-lify Sign MoU for 1 GWh of Grid-Connected Battery Storage Projects in JapanReprint
Trina Storage and AMP-lify have signed an agreement to deploy 1 GWh of battery storage projects in Japan.
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Trina Storage, AMP-lify to supply 1 GWh of battery storage in JapanReprint
Trina Storage and AMP-lify have signed an agreement to deploy 1 GWh of battery storage projects in Japan.
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Volvo Penta targets EV charging constraints with mobile battery storage
Volvo Penta is launching a mobile battery storage system to help overcome grid capacity constraints for electric vehicle charging.
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Sungrow and ERS Energy Advance 1 GWh of Energy Storage Across Southeast AsiaReprint
Sungrow and ERS Energy are partnering to deploy 1 gigawatt-hour of energy storage projects across Southeast Asia.
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BRICS’ Solar, Storage Push Faces Implementation Test Without Clear Roadmap
BRICS nations face significant implementation challenges in scaling solar and storage capacity due to the lack of a clear roadmap.
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BRICS Summit Puts Energy Security, Critical Minerals and Clean-tech Supply Chains in Focus - Asia Pacific
The BRICS summit highlighted the importance of energy security, critical minerals, and clean-tech supply chains for the energy transition.
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5 Stocks to Watch as MP Govt and Asian Development Bank Partner for $1 Billion Renewable Projects
The Madhya Pradesh government and the Asian Development Bank have partnered on a 1 billion dollar renewable energy project initiative.
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BRICS Has a Resilience Blueprint. Financing is the Challenge
While BRICS nations have developed a resilience blueprint, securing the necessary financing remains a significant hurdle for implementation.
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Adjusting to climate change: Environment Minister says Luxembourg must adapt to higher temperatures
Luxembourg's Environment Minister emphasizes the urgent need for the country to adapt to rising temperatures caused by climate change.
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Canada Developer Concord Buys Wind Farm, Plots New Data Centers
Developer Concord acquired a wind farm to support its planned data center projects.
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Global warming will mean 2.5 million fewer elderly deaths over the next 50 years
This opinion piece argues that global warming may reduce elderly mortality rates over the next half-century.
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Houston doesn’t have to choose between energy and climate action. | Opinion
An opinion piece argues that Houston can balance its energy industry interests with necessary climate action.
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The Island Nation That's Slowly Disappearing—and Recreating Itself in the Metaverse
Tuvalu is digitizing its national identity and culture in the metaverse as it faces existential threats from sea-level rise.
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Volkswagen debuts ‘world’s most efficient’ EV — here’s when drivers can get behind the wheelClickbait
Volkswagen has debuted a highly efficient electric vehicle concept, though consumer availability details remain limited.
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This New Volkswagen EV Uses Surprisingly Little EnergyClickbait
Volkswagen has introduced a new electric vehicle concept that emphasizes low energy consumption.
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Building the business case for electrification success
A report outlines the economic and operational benefits of transitioning commercial fleets to electric vehicles.
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Electric driving: these measures coming your way
New government measures are being introduced to support the transition to electric driving.
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Brantford adds battery electric buses to transit fleet
Brantford has integrated battery-electric buses into its public transit fleet.
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Heron Power nets USD 60m to scale grid equipment production
Heron Power secured $60 million in funding to scale the production of grid-related electrical equipment.
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Ghana's local architecture has adapted to change for centuries. It can teach us about climate resilience
Traditional Ghanaian architectural practices offer historical insights into building climate-resilient structures for modern urban environments.
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Kia’s new EV van is over 17.5 ft long and can haul 9 people or lots of cargo [Images]
Kia has unveiled the PV7, a large electric van designed to transport up to nine passengers or significant cargo.
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The Chevy Silverado EV is now America’s most affordable full-size electric pickup
The Chevy Silverado EV has become the most affordable full-size electric pickup truck currently available in the U.S. market.
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What the UN Secretary-General Nominees Reveal About Climate Change
An analysis examines how UN Secretary-General nominees address climate change in their platforms.
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NCSE's Branch discusses climate change education in the U.S. with French publication
An interview discusses the current state and challenges of climate change education within the United States.
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Third annual Yale @ Climate Week NYC summit to explore solutions for planet in crisis
Yale University is hosting its third annual summit during Climate Week NYC to discuss potential solutions to the climate crisis.
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Heat hurting your mental and physical health: local psychiatrist says
A psychiatrist discusses the physical and mental health impacts associated with prolonged exposure to extreme heat.
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Nepal-Tibet Floods: The Deadly Consequences Of Climate Change
This commentary links recent flooding in Nepal and Tibet to the broader consequences of global climate change.
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Santa Barbara prepares for “Super El Niño” hazards across the county
Santa Barbara County is implementing preparedness measures to mitigate potential hazards associated with an upcoming El Niño event.
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Drenching rains bring flash flooding across coastal Connecticut, New York and New JerseyReprint
Heavy rainfall caused widespread flash flooding across coastal areas of Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey.
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Houston doesn’t have to choose between energy and climate action. | Opinion
This opinion piece argues that Houston can pursue both energy industry interests and climate action simultaneously.
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New DNR Tool Helps Direct Better Marsh Restoration and ProtectionStudy
Maryland launched a new tool to assist in the restoration and protection of coastal marshes.
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What Happens To The Parks As Glaciers Disappear
The disappearance of glaciers is fundamentally altering the ecosystems and landscapes of national parks worldwide.
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Himalaya Diwas 2026 Highlights Glacier and Water Security Concerns
Himalaya Diwas events highlighted urgent concerns regarding glacier preservation and regional water security.
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Philippines validates methane MRV roadmap to advance climate commitments under ASEAN-Korea initiativeStudy
The Philippines has validated a roadmap for monitoring, reporting, and verifying methane emissions to meet international climate commitments.
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BASF and IRRI expand rice research partnership to cut methane and strengthen soil health
BASF and the International Rice Research Institute are expanding their partnership to develop rice farming methods that reduce methane emissions.
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Climate denialism’s greatest champions are in New Brunswick
An advocacy piece identifies specific individuals in New Brunswick as prominent figures in climate denialism.
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Editorial: UN report on climate change alters the debateReprint
An editorial discusses how a recent UN report on climate change is shifting the global discourse.
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Climate Collaborative: Heat pumps key to hitting renewable energy goalReprint
Local climate advocates identify heat pumps as a critical technology for achieving renewable energy goals.
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Volkswagen debuts ‘world’s most efficient’ EV — here’s when drivers can get behind the wheelClickbait
Volkswagen unveiled a highly efficient electric vehicle concept, though production availability remains unconfirmed.
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Fauji Cement posts record profit, expands solar capacity
Fauji Cement reported record profits and is expanding its solar energy capacity.
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Volkswagen Just Beat The Tesla Cybercab’s Record EfficiencyClickbait
Volkswagen's new electric vehicle concept claims to surpass the energy efficiency of the Tesla Cybercab.
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This New Volkswagen EV Uses Surprisingly Little EnergyClickbait
A new Volkswagen electric vehicle concept demonstrates high energy efficiency in recent testing.
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Volvo Penta showcases mobile battery storage for truck charging at IAA 2026
Volvo Penta demonstrated a mobile battery storage system designed to support electric truck charging at the IAA 2026 trade show.
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Battery energy storage developers win big Oregon land use decision
Oregon regulators issued a land-use decision favoring the development of battery energy storage facilities.
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Culling coral-killing starfish generates $20 million for Queensland
Queensland's program to cull coral-eating crown-of-thorns starfish has generated $20 million in economic benefits for the region.
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Executive Director meets with Prime Minister Takaichi of Japan on energy security and cooperation
The IEA Executive Director met with Japan's Prime Minister to discuss international energy security and cooperation.
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Engagement Opening: Air quality prediction using TEMPO dataStudy
NASA is offering an educational engagement opportunity focused on predicting air quality using data from the TEMPO satellite instrument.
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Deadly silence: The world can’t afford to ignore climate change much longerClickbait
This opinion piece argues that the global community must urgently address the escalating climate crisis.
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Climate Week Puts New York City’s Food Future on the Menu
New York City's Climate Week highlights initiatives focused on the future of the city's food systems.
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Technical Assistance for Mental Health Gap Analysis and Climate Change Assessment (Philippines)Study
A new project provides technical assistance for assessing the intersection of mental health and climate change in the Philippines.
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September 14, 2026: Heat Wave Continues, Triple-Digit Feels-Like Temps AheadClickbait
A local forecast warns of continuing heat wave conditions with triple-digit heat index values.
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Weekly Weather Planner: Tracking another summer heat wave this weekClickbait
A weekly weather planner tracks an incoming summer-like heat wave.
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Massachusetts drought conditions improve, but water conservation still urged
Massachusetts drought conditions have improved slightly, though officials continue to urge residents to conserve water.
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Drought conditions ease across Sonora this past summer
Drought conditions across the Mexican state of Sonora eased during the summer months.
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Wisconsin cranberry farm battles drought with real-time data
A Wisconsin cranberry farm is utilizing real-time data to manage irrigation and mitigate the impacts of drought.
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Testing Drought Stress on AlmondsStudy
Researchers are testing almond varieties for increased resilience to drought stress.
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Can flood survivors’ stories make climate science better?
This piece explores how integrating personal narratives from flood survivors could improve climate science and disaster response.
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Kauai farmers’ plight underscores need for local food production
Farmers in Kauai are highlighting the need for localized food production to improve resilience against climate-related supply chain disruptions.
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WSH Achieves EcoVadis Silver as Net Zero Targets Receive SBTi Validation
WSH has achieved EcoVadis Silver status and received validation for its net-zero targets from the Science Based Targets initiative.
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Jotun: Imperial halves carbon footprint over 30 yearsReprint
Jotun reports that its Imperial facility has successfully halved its carbon footprint over the past 30 years.
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Milton Keynes City Council funds free TrackZero carbon reporting licences
Milton Keynes City Council is funding free carbon reporting software licenses for local organizations.
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Policy and investment key to turning low-carbon ambitions into commercially viable projects
The article discusses the necessity of policy and investment to make low-carbon projects commercially viable.
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EPA plans to raise your energy costs by $120B on MondayClickbait
An opinion piece argues that upcoming EPA regulations will significantly increase energy costs for consumers.
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Ahern calls for publication of any LNG commitments made to US
A politician is calling for transparency regarding any government commitments made to the U.S. concerning liquefied natural gas.
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PCW pushes to end fossil expansion
The Pacific Conference of Churches is advocating for an end to the expansion of fossil fuel projects.
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8 Encouraging Climate-Friendly Trends | IPCC Report Highlights Global Progress on Climate ActionClickbait
A listicle highlights eight trends and IPCC findings suggesting global progress in climate action.
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Climate experts using stronger language to inform public
Climate scientists are increasingly using more direct language to communicate the urgency of climate change to the public.
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Polish city of Szczecin to power trams with green energy
The Polish city of Szczecin is transitioning its tram network to be powered by renewable energy sources.
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Can rocks be used as battery storage for renewable energy?Clickbait
This article explores the potential of using thermal energy storage in rocks to support renewable energy grids.
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Beyond Hail: The New Risks Reshaping Insuring Solar Power
The insurance industry is adapting its risk models to address new challenges facing large-scale solar power installations.
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PWP wins National Award for its path to 100% clean energy
Pasadena Water and Power received a national award for its strategic plan to transition to 100% clean energy.
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ONE Nuclear unveils 5 GW three-project energy portfolio in Louisiana (US)
ONE Nuclear has unveiled a 5 GW energy portfolio consisting of three projects in Louisiana.
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Does rising biofuel use risk a global food crisis?Clickbait
This article explores the potential tension between increasing biofuel production and global food security.
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Clean Energy for All: BLUETTI and UN-Habitat Extend Joint Action to Nigeria
BLUETTI and UN-Habitat are expanding their partnership to provide clean energy solutions in Nigeria.
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Electric mobility brings Africa’s energy transition into the wild
Electric mobility initiatives are supporting the energy transition in various regions across Africa.
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Mission Efficiency - Volkswagen presents the world’s most efficient near-production electric car
Volkswagen has unveiled a near-production electric vehicle concept designed for maximum energy efficiency.
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Volkswagen Mission Efficiency Sets Three EV RecordsReprint
Volkswagen achieved three efficiency records with its electric vehicle technology, according to recent performance reports.
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Meralco Powers the Next Chapter of the Country’s Energy Transition
Meralco is advancing its energy transition initiatives to support the Philippines' shift toward cleaner power sources.
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Connect Direct: Energy networks hail half a million connections milestone
Energy networks in the UK have reached a milestone of connecting half a million low-carbon technologies to the grid.
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DPD Orders 341 Mercedes-Benz eSprinter Electric Vans Ahead of Christmas Peak
DPD has ordered 341 Mercedes-Benz electric vans to expand its zero-emission delivery fleet.
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Electric bikes lead Kenya’s wildlife patrol revolution
Kenyan wildlife rangers are adopting electric bikes to reduce emissions and noise pollution during patrols in protected areas.
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Battery microgrid enables acaí processing in remote Amazon community
A battery-powered microgrid is enabling sustainable acaí processing in a remote Amazon community, reducing reliance on diesel generators.
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Enel Chile boosts grid flexibility with battery storage, growing EBITDA and net income despite flat revenue.
Enel Chile is integrating battery storage to improve grid flexibility and operational efficiency.
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Grid strategy is now the key to bus electrification project success
Effective grid strategy is identified as the critical factor for the successful electrification of bus fleets.
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Vehicle-to-Grid Bidirectional Charging: Inverter Interconnection Standards and Battery Cycle Life WarrantiesStudy
Technical standards for vehicle-to-grid charging, including inverter requirements and battery warranty considerations, are being evaluated.
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Trump's Iran War Might Lead To Increased EV AdoptionClickbait
An opinion piece speculates on how geopolitical conflict in Iran might indirectly influence electric vehicle adoption rates.
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Electric Vehicles: Is Ghana ready for the switch?Clickbait
An article explores the current state of readiness for electric vehicle adoption in Ghana.
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Record-setting performance, 1,000 mile range, and Tesla’s RoadsterClickbait
A podcast episode discusses the reveal of a new sporty EV and updates on the Tesla Roadster.
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Global warming will mean 2.5 million fewer elderly deaths over the next 50 yearsClickbait
An opinion piece argues that global warming will result in fewer elderly deaths over the next 50 years.
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Climate Crisis: Can Adventure Tourism Weather the Storm?
The adventure tourism industry faces significant operational and economic challenges due to the increasing frequency of climate-related disasters.
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Chevron Eyes Europe LNG Buildout, Seeks EU Methane Clarity
Chevron is seeking regulatory clarity on methane as it pursues an expansion of its liquefied natural gas infrastructure in Europe.
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Germany's BASF, IRRI extend rice sustainability collaborationReprint
BASF and the International Rice Research Institute have extended their collaboration focused on sustainable rice production.
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Electric driving: these measures coming your way
New measures are being introduced to support the transition to electric driving for businesses and individuals.
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Electric Vehicles: Is Ghana ready for the switch?Clickbait
This article questions Ghana's current infrastructure and readiness for a national transition to electric vehicles.
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Market Changes Favor RNG as Best Option for Replacing Aging Heavy Diesel Trucks
Market analysis suggests renewable natural gas is becoming a preferred alternative for replacing aging heavy-duty diesel trucks.
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DPD Orders 341 Mercedes-Benz eSprinter Electric Vans Ahead of Christmas Peak
DPD has ordered 341 Mercedes-Benz electric vans to expand its zero-emission delivery fleet.
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Brantford adds battery electric buses to transit fleet
The city of Brantford is adding battery-electric buses to its public transit fleet.
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University at Buffalo Introduces First Electric Buses to Stampede FleetReprint
The University at Buffalo has introduced its first electric buses to the campus transit system.
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Electrification & Automation
The port industry is increasingly adopting electrification and automation technologies to improve efficiency and reduce emissions.
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Heron Power nets USD 60m to scale grid equipment production
Heron Power has secured $60 million in funding to expand its production of grid-related energy equipment.
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Leap Opens New Grid Revenue Opportunity for California Batteries
Leap has launched a new platform to help California battery operators generate revenue by providing grid services.
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RWE Storage Lead Outlines Germany's Grid-Scale Battery Market Ahead of Berlin Summit
RWE executives discussed the current state and future outlook of Germany's grid-scale battery market ahead of a Berlin industry summit.
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Competitive TCO, detailed specs and strong local presence key for BESS supplier success in Germany, RWE says
RWE identifies competitive costs, technical specifications, and local presence as essential factors for battery storage suppliers in Germany.
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Homeowner in Germany goes fully off-grid with sodium-ion batteries after rejecting indoor lithiumClickbait
A German homeowner installed a sodium-ion battery system to achieve off-grid energy independence.
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Korkia expands into offering ‘powered land’ for data centers in Chile
Korkia is expanding its business model to provide land equipped with power infrastructure for data centers in Chile.
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Why Won’t the Media Say “Climate Change”?Clickbait
This opinion piece criticizes media outlets for their perceived reluctance to use the term climate change.
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Storebrand AM calls "the end of political apathy on climate change"
Storebrand Asset Management reports a shift in investor sentiment regarding political engagement on climate change.
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Prince of Wales: Inch-by-inch action won’t tackle climate changeClickbait
This opinion piece highlights Prince William's call for more aggressive and systemic climate action.
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Prince William warns ‘inch-by-inch’ action is not enough to stop climate changeReprint
Prince William warns that incremental policy changes are insufficient to address the scale of the climate crisis.
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Terrifying heat set to make history – Nothing like this has been seen beforeClickbait
A report highlights upcoming extreme heat conditions described as historically unprecedented.
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The drought could impact our fall color
Local drought conditions may negatively impact the vibrancy of fall foliage in the region.
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“Climate Alarmists’ Hurricane Narrative Runs Into a Record-Quiet Atlantic -
An opinion piece argues that the current quiet hurricane season contradicts climate change projections.
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Auki Residents Query Delay of Seawall Project
Residents in Auki are questioning the delay in constructing a seawall intended to protect against rising sea levels.
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Universal Floral achieves Carbon Neutral Certification, offsetting over 100% of generated carbon emissionsReprint
Universal Floral has received carbon neutral certification after offsetting its generated carbon emissions.
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What do you do when the world is burning?Clickbait
An opinion piece reflects on personal and societal responses to the ongoing climate crisis.
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Molder and Hatcher discuss positions on renewable energy, nuclear power ahead of November election
Political candidates discuss their respective positions on renewable energy and nuclear power ahead of an upcoming election.
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Why the clean energy transition will be powered by consumersClickbait
This commentary argues that consumer behavior and decentralized energy adoption are essential for the global clean energy transition.
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RSK snaps up Aussie renewable energy consultancy Cogency
The engineering firm RSK has acquired the Australian renewable energy consultancy Cogency.
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Oil and Gas Prices: Renewables and Storage Offer the Best Protection Against Price Shocks and InflationClickbait
This advocacy piece argues that renewable energy and storage provide better economic protection against fossil fuel price volatility.
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Plug-in solar could create Britain?s first generation of energy-aware homeowners says energy expertClickbait
An expert suggests that plug-in solar technology could increase energy awareness among British homeowners.
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Kanadevia Inova takes controlling stake in Dutch biogas business
Kanadevia Inova has acquired a controlling stake in a Dutch biogas company to expand its renewable energy operations.
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Greencoat Renewables swings to EUR-11.9m H1 profit
Renewable energy investment firm Greencoat Renewables reported a profit of 11.9 million euros for the first half of the year.
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Hands-On Program Turns Wind Into Energy
A local educational program is teaching students about wind energy technology through hands-on experience.
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Copec Acquires Tamarico II Solar-Plus-Storage Project from MetlenReprint
Copec has acquired the Tamarico II solar-plus-storage project from Metlen.
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Energy storage cannot save photovoltaic giantsClickbait
This commentary argues that energy storage solutions are insufficient to resolve the financial challenges facing major photovoltaic manufacturers.
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Volkswagen sets three records with Mission Efficiency conceptReprint
Volkswagen's new efficiency concept vehicle has set three performance records.
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Ferguson Twp. police introduce first electric patrol cruiser in Centre region -
A Pennsylvania police department has deployed its first electric patrol vehicle to reduce emissions.
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Jaguar Land Rover’s electric shockClickbait
This opinion piece discusses the challenges facing Jaguar Land Rover during its transition to electric vehicle production.
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Tesla Roadster 2027: long-awaited electric hypercar to debut on October 2nd
Tesla is scheduled to debut its long-awaited electric Roadster model on October 2nd.
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Lidl Completes Dutch EV-Charging Infrastructure Network
Lidl has completed the installation of an electric vehicle charging network across its Dutch store locations.
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IAA TRANSPORTATION: Volvo Penta offers mobile battery storage for off-highway sites
Volvo Penta has introduced mobile battery storage units to provide clean energy for off-highway construction and industrial sites.
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Climate adaptation starts at home. We need to build capability from the ground upClickbait
An opinion piece argues for the necessity of building local-level capability to improve climate adaptation strategies.
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From the India Today archives (2006) | Himalayan glaciers: The big meltdownReprint
This archival piece from 2006 reviews the early concerns regarding the melting of Himalayan glaciers.
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Homeowner in Germany goes fully off-grid with sodium-ion batteries after rejecting indoor lithiumClickbait
A German homeowner has transitioned to a fully off-grid system using sodium-ion batteries as an alternative to lithium-based storage.
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Scorching heat leads to dangerous weather conditionsReprint
Scorching temperatures are contributing to dangerous weather conditions.
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The Climate Change Crowd Isn't Going to Like This Inconvenient Statistic
This opinion piece presents a skeptical take on climate change statistics.
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The Climate Change Crowd Isn't Going to Like This Inconvenient Statistic
This opinion piece argues against climate change consensus using selected statistics.
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From the India Today archives (2006) | Himalayan glaciers: The big meltdownReprint
An archived 2006 report revisits early concerns regarding the melting of Himalayan glaciers.
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Energy leaders urge balanced path for Asia's energy transition
Energy leaders are calling for a balanced approach to the energy transition across Asian markets.
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IMPACTS: Climates Change the World on NHK World - Japan HD: full details and when it's onClickbait
A television guide provides scheduling details for a documentary series about climate change impacts.
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McGuireWoods’ Marc Nickel Quoted in Infralogic on Renewable Energy Tax CreditsReprint
A legal expert discusses the impact of renewable energy tax credits on infrastructure projects.
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LETTER: Why the Light Board should vote for the renewable energy surcharge
A letter to the editor advocates for a local renewable energy surcharge in Marblehead.
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Trump's Iran War Might Lead To Increased EV AdoptionClickbait
This opinion piece speculates on how geopolitical conflict could indirectly influence the adoption rate of electric vehicles.
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YOU HAD ONE JOB THE GREENS POLITICAL PARTY! Climate change is destroying life and you exist to save it! | First Dog on the MoonClickbait
A political cartoon expresses frustration with the Green Party's climate advocacy efforts.
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Prince William’s urgent optimism is critical on climate changeClickbait
This opinion piece discusses Prince William's public stance on the necessity of urgent climate action.
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Prince William urges urgent action on climate change in Independent articleReprint
This article summarizes Prince William's recent public appeal for urgent climate action.
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Opinion: Climate change predictions coming trueClickbait
An opinion piece argues that historical climate change predictions are currently manifesting in real-world events.
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A fantasy flight of fancy | Factor This BriefClickbait
This opinion piece critiques the feasibility of proposed sustainable aviation fuel and electric flight technologies.
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Generational launches digital Logbook to help automotive retailers build EV confidence directly from vehicle listings
Generational has launched a digital tool to help automotive retailers provide information to consumers about electric vehicles.
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Enel Chile S.A.: Cheap, Profitable, And Operating In Chile's Next Great Energy RevolutionClickbait
This investment analysis evaluates Enel Chile's financial position within the context of the country's energy transition.
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Climate Activists Blame Global Warming For Zero Hurricanes Forming In Atlantic This YearClickbait
This satirical piece mocks climate activists regarding the current Atlantic hurricane season.
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1569. August 2026 tied as the world’s hottest month on record, at 1.65°C above pre-industrial levelsStudy
Data confirms August 2026 tied as the world's hottest month on record, reaching 1.65°C above pre-industrial levels.
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EPA Poised to Repeal Carbon Standards for Coal, Gas Power Plants
The EPA is preparing to repeal carbon emission standards for coal and gas-fired power plants.
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EPA Poised to Repeal Carbon Standards for Coal, Gas Power Plants
The EPA is preparing to repeal existing carbon emission standards for coal and gas-fired power plants.
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US EPA poised to repeal carbon standards for gas, coal power plants, Bloomberg News reports
The EPA is reportedly preparing to repeal carbon emission standards for coal and gas-fired power plants.
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Global heat is stuck on high. Scientists say August was Earth’s hottest month they’ve measuredReprint
Scientists confirm that August was the hottest month ever measured globally as high temperatures persist.
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Global ocean temperatures reached a record high for any June on recordStudy
Global ocean temperatures reached a record high for the month of June.
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Nepal floods: The Himalayas are melting faster - and India's economy is 'at risk'
Accelerating Himalayan glacier melt is threatening India's economy and contributing to flooding in Nepal.
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EPA Poised to Repeal Carbon Standards for Coal, Gas Power Plants
The EPA is reportedly preparing to repeal carbon emission standards for coal and gas-fired power plants.
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US pressure on development banks to scrap climate finance goals
The U.S. is pressuring development banks to weaken or remove their climate finance commitments.
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Global warming is breaking a 400-year climate link between two oceansStudy
Human-caused global warming is disrupting a centuries-old climatic connection between the Indian and Pacific oceans.
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1569. August 2026 tied as the world’s hottest month on record, at 1.65°C above pre-industrial levelsStudy
Global temperatures in August 2026 reached 1.65°C above pre-industrial levels, tying the record for the hottest month.
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The Himalayas are melting faster - and India's economy is 'at risk'Study
A new report warns that accelerating Himalayan glacier melt poses a severe threat to India's water security and economy.
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It’s Official: August Was the Joint-Hottest Month Ever Recorded on Earth
Official records confirm that August was tied for the hottest month ever recorded on Earth.
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Thawing Permafrost Is Releasing Carbon, but Something Unexpected HappensStudy
A study reveals complex, unexpected biological responses in soil as thawing permafrost releases stored carbon.
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Heat waves drove thousands of extra ER visits in just eight daysStudy
A study finds that recent heat waves caused thousands of additional emergency room visits over an eight-day period.
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Nepal floods: The Himalayas are melting faster - and India's economy is 'at risk'
Rapid melting of Himalayan glaciers is increasing flood risks in Nepal and threatening the Indian economy.
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No coal power, no new petrol cars by 2035 for net zero
A new report outlines the necessity of phasing out coal power and petrol cars by 2035 to achieve net-zero emissions.
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Trump's Grid Battery ban leaves developers guessing
Uncertainty surrounds grid battery projects following reports of a potential ban on certain battery technologies by the Trump administration.
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A Super El Niño Is Building. Florida’s Most Vulnerable Homes Aren’t Ready.
Florida's vulnerable mobile home communities remain unprepared for the increased extreme weather risks associated with a strengthening El Niño.
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America’s air monitors are disappearing. So is your power to expose polluters.
The reduction of air monitoring infrastructure in the U.S. is limiting the ability to track and hold polluters accountable.
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Global Sea Surface Temperatures Reach a Record High, AgainReprint
Global sea surface temperatures have reached a new record high, according to recent data.
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Melting Arctic glaciers creating climate ‘doom loop’ by releasing ancient methane
Melting Arctic glaciers are releasing ancient methane, potentially accelerating global warming through a feedback loop.
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BRICS Refuses To Abandon Fossil Fuels Despite Clean Energy Push, Opposes EU Carbon Tax
BRICS countries have formally opposed the EU's carbon tax and reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining fossil fuel usage.
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Hottest August on record: Earth just hit a troubling climate milestone, shows dataStudy
Global data confirms that August 2026 was the hottest August on record.
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Well, August Really Did Just Break the Thermometer
Climate data confirms that August 2026 set a new global temperature record.
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The hottest August in world history: the record broken yet againReprint
New data confirms that August 2026 was the hottest August in recorded history.
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Summer wildfires caused catastrophic hidden damage, scientists warnStudy
Researchers warn that summer wildfires have caused significant, long-term environmental damage beyond what is immediately visible.
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Climate Change Worsening Child Malnutrition Crisis in Afghanistan, UNICEF SaysReprint
UNICEF reports that climate change is exacerbating the child malnutrition crisis in Afghanistan.
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New study shows Australia can immediately start phasing out fossil fuelsStudy
A new study indicates that Australia has the capacity to begin an immediate phase-out of fossil fuels.
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9,000 Americans Have Died From The Heat This Year
Approximately 9,000 heat-related deaths have been recorded in the United States so far this year.
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A fossil fuel free AustraliaStudy
Climate Analytics outlines a pathway for Australia to transition to a fossil-fuel-free economy.
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August ranks as hottest month ever recorded worldwide, EU monitor saysReprint
European climate monitors report that August set a new global record for the highest average temperature.
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Super El Niños can accelerate global sea level rise: studyStudy
Research indicates that strong El Niño events can accelerate global sea level rise.
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Sea level rise could affect millions in Kolkata, Mumbai: UNStudy
A UN report warns that sea level rise could impact millions of residents in Kolkata and Mumbai.
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Wildfires, permafrost thaw in Canada causing even more climate change: New studyStudy
A new study finds that wildfires and permafrost thaw in Canada are significantly increasing the country's contribution to climate change.
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Exclusive | GOP's Bruce Blakeman promises to end Hochul's 'war on drivers' by killing Dem's NY green mandates
A local GOP official has pledged to repeal New York's green mandates, marking a setback for state climate policy.
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‘Slowing things down’: Trade wars hit global electrification shift
Escalating global trade tensions are hindering the transition to electric vehicles and slowing decarbonization efforts.
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agricultural emissions tort law | Officials Warned Intervention in Fonterra Climate Case Could Hurt Investor Confidence
Officials warn that intervening in a climate case against Fonterra could negatively impact investor confidence.
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Indonesia Found the Wrong Way to Quit Diesel
Indonesia's strategy for transitioning away from diesel fuel is being criticized for relying on problematic alternatives.
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Wildfires, permafrost thaw in Canada causing even more climate change: New studyStudy
A study finds that wildfires and permafrost thaw in Canada are creating feedback loops that exacerbate climate change.
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Amazon climate extremes are surging fastest in unexpected places
Research indicates that climate-driven environmental extremes are accelerating in unexpected regions of the Amazon rainforest.
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A deadly heatwave killed 739 in a week—but the investigation found worseReprint
An investigation into a deadly heat wave reveals that the actual death toll was higher than initially reported.
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Shrinking sea ice during heat waves helps polar seas absorb more CO2, study findsStudy
A study indicates that shrinking sea ice during heat waves allows polar seas to absorb more carbon dioxide.
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Nepal takes its floods to the U.N. — and asks who will pay
Nepal is raising the issue of climate-induced flood damages at the United Nations to seek financial accountability.
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Nepal Floods Cause $2.6 Billion in Damage, Reconstruction Bill Hits $4.7 Billion | Planet Pulse
Recent floods in Nepal have caused an estimated $2.6 billion in damages, with reconstruction costs projected at $4.7 billion.
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Federal judge rules Homeland Security plan for 50% FEMA staffing cuts was unlawful
A federal judge ruled that a plan to cut FEMA staffing by 50% was unlawful, preventing a reduction in disaster response capacity.
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Super El Niños can accelerate global sea level rise: studyStudy
A new study finds that strong El Niño events can accelerate global sea level rise.
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Sea level rise could affect millions in Kolkata, Mumbai: UNStudy
A UN report warns that rising sea levels threaten millions of residents in Kolkata and Mumbai.
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Global map reveals where petrochemical emissions really come fromStudy
A new global map identifies the specific locations and sources of petrochemical industry emissions.
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Reform vows to block carbon clean-up in Midlands
The Reform party has pledged to block carbon reduction and clean-up initiatives in the Midlands.
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Fremantle Seaweed Secures Licence for Feed Additive That Can Reduce Cattle Methane Emissions by 80%
Fremantle Seaweed has secured a license for a feed additive that can reduce methane emissions from cattle by 80 percent.
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BRICS backs fossil fuels’ continued role in global energy mix amid energy transition
BRICS nations have expressed support for the continued role of fossil fuels in the global energy mix.
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BRICS Nations Reject EU Carbon Border Tax, Back Fossil Fuels In Push For Fair Climate Action
BRICS nations have rejected the EU's carbon border tax and advocated for the continued use of fossil fuels.
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Exclusive | GOP's Bruce Blakeman promises to end Hochul's 'war on drivers' by killing Dem's NY green mandates
A New York official pledged to repeal state green mandates, citing opposition to current climate-related transportation policies.
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US moves to exclude Chinese batteries from grid-scale storage — "LFP's moment" arrives for South Korean players
New US policies restricting Chinese battery components are shifting the supply chain landscape for grid-scale energy storage.
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EPA's Climate Standards Repeal: A Step Back for Carbon RegulationReprint
The EPA's repeal of climate standards is criticized as a regressive step for carbon regulation and emissions control.
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Climate groups sue TVA for running Cumberland coal, gas plant together
Climate advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit against the Tennessee Valley Authority regarding the combined operation of coal and gas plants.
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Los Angeles environmentalists sue over $800 million hydrogen plan for city's biggest gas plant
Environmentalists in Los Angeles are suing to block an $800 million hydrogen conversion project at a major city gas plant.
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Indonesia Found the Wrong Way to Quit Diesel
Indonesia's strategy for transitioning away from diesel is criticized for relying on ineffective or harmful alternatives.
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The Alabama Legislature Was on a Collision Course With Alabama Power. Then Came Spring Break.
Alabama Power's political influence continues to obstruct renewable energy development and environmental regulation in the state.
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How Alabama Power Escaped a Push for Tighter Regulation With Record Profits Intact
Alabama Power successfully leveraged its political influence to avoid stricter regulations while maintaining record profits.
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Climate Change Could Double Your Water Bill by 2050, Stanford Study FindsStudy
A Stanford study suggests that climate change could lead to a doubling of water costs by 2050.
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The hottest August in 125,000 yearsReprint
Global temperature data indicates that August was the hottest month in 125,000 years.
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Shrinking sea ice during heat waves helps polar seas absorb more CO2, study findsStudy
A new study finds that shrinking sea ice during heat waves allows polar seas to absorb more carbon dioxide.
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Summer wildfires caused 'catastrophic' hidden damage, scientists warnStudy
Scientists warn that summer wildfires have caused significant, previously hidden environmental damage.
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Indonesia faces its most intense wildfire season in 11 years as severe El Nino dries landReprint
Severe El Niño conditions are driving Indonesia's most intense wildfire season in over a decade.
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This UK city is creating 200 new wetlands to fight flooding, heat and climate change with a lofty goal in sight
A UK city is constructing 200 new wetlands to mitigate flooding and heat impacts associated with climate change.
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Emissions-to-Fat Breakthrough: Scientists Make a Palm Oil Substitute From Greenhouse GasesStudy
Scientists have developed a process to convert greenhouse gas emissions into a sustainable alternative for palm oil.
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BRICS Nations Reject EU Carbon Border Tax, Back Fossil Fuels In Push For Fair Climate Action
BRICS nations have formally rejected the EU's carbon border tax and expressed support for continued fossil fuel use.
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BRICS Summit 2026: New Development Bank helps finance renewable energy transition in Brazil
The New Development Bank is providing financing to support Brazil's transition toward renewable energy sources.
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The Big Picture: Danube Droughts Lead to Nuclear Shutdowns
Drought conditions along the Danube River are forcing the shutdown of nuclear power plants due to cooling water shortages.
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Germany accelerates its energy transition and aims to achieve 80% renewable electricity in four years
Germany is accelerating its energy transition with a new goal to reach 80% renewable electricity within four years.
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Gas power retreat threatens Labor’s plan to replace coal
A decline in gas power investment is challenging Australia's transition plans to replace coal-fired generation.
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Earth has hottest August on recordReprint
Global climate data confirms that August 2026 was the hottest August on record.
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Kyrgyzstan's melting glaciers threaten water supplies across Central Asia
Rapid melting of glaciers in Kyrgyzstan threatens long-term water security for populations across Central Asia.
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Climate reporting pushback as business baulks at counting emissions
Australian businesses are pushing back against new requirements to report their carbon emissions.
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UK Wind Power Hits Record High as Energy Security Risks Mount
The UK reached a record high for wind power generation amid ongoing energy security concerns.
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Hitachi launches CO2 heat pump water heaters in Japan tuned for daytime solar tariffs
Hitachi released CO2-based heat pump water heaters in Japan designed to optimize energy consumption using daytime solar power.
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‘Climate change sucks’: Battered by storms, Hawai‘i communities search for more resilient solutions
Hawai‘i communities are seeking resilient infrastructure solutions to combat the increasing frequency and intensity of climate-driven storms.
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Palo Alto built San Francisco Bay’s first horizontal levee to reuse treated wastewater; the 500-foot livi
Palo Alto constructed a horizontal levee that uses treated wastewater to provide flood protection and habitat.
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UK Wind Power Hits Record High as Energy Security Risks Mount
UK wind power generation hit a record high, contributing to national energy security efforts.
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US moves to exclude Chinese batteries from grid-scale storage — "LFP's moment" arrives for South Korean playersReprint
The US is restricting Chinese battery imports for grid storage, shifting market opportunities toward South Korean manufacturers.
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Another two big batteries compete for grid access at new energy hub located next to shuttered coal generators
Two large-scale battery projects are competing for grid connection at an Australian energy hub replacing retired coal plants.
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Lawsuit adds to growing list of allegations that Cameron Parish LNG terminals are hurting seafood industry
A new lawsuit alleges that LNG terminals in Cameron Parish are negatively impacting the local seafood industry.
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DeSantis pledged millions for restoring reef ‘then pulled the rug from under us’
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is criticized for withdrawing previously pledged funding for coral reef restoration projects.
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As oceans warm, Florida scientists hunt for heat-resistant coral
Scientists in Florida are identifying and breeding heat-resistant coral species to help reefs survive warming ocean temperatures.
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Trump’s Geothermal Energy Time Bomb Is About To Explode
Geothermal energy is gaining support from the administration, posing a competitive challenge to the coal industry.
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The Super El Niño Has Arrived
The arrival of a strong El Niño event is confirmed, signaling potential climate impacts.
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Australia must double down to meet our climate targets. Our new study shows howStudy
A study outlines specific pathways for Australia to meet its climate targets through increased action.
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New report examines links between climate, pollution and brain healthReprint
A new report explores the intersection of climate change, pollution, and neurological health outcomes.
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Successive River Blockages Highlight Nepal’s Vulnerability To Climate Disasters
Recent river blockages in Nepal highlight the country's heightened vulnerability to climate-driven disasters.
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Deforestation - Soil Erosion, Biodiversity Loss, Climate ChangeStudy
An educational overview details how deforestation contributes to soil erosion, biodiversity loss, and climate change.
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Palo Alto built San Francisco Bay’s first horizontal levee to reuse treated wastewater; the 500-foot livi
Palo Alto has constructed a horizontal levee that uses treated wastewater to provide coastal protection and habitat restoration.
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Fashion emissions keep rising despite climate commitments
Fashion industry emissions continue to rise despite various climate commitments made by companies in the sector.
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Trump pulled the plug on EVs. Georgia EV makers are adapting and forging ahead
Georgia-based electric vehicle manufacturers are continuing production despite political opposition to federal EV policies.
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‘Slowing things down’: Trade wars hit global electrification shift
International trade tensions are creating obstacles for the global transition to electric vehicles.
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Another two big batteries compete for grid access at new energy hub located next to shuttered coal generators
Two new large-scale battery projects are competing for grid connection at a site formerly occupied by coal-fired power plants.
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An 850-megawatt battery pushed 700 megawatts into the grid for two straight hours on Friday and then pulled almost 850 back out of it, its second full-power test in three days, nearly eleven months after a transformer failure cut its grid contract in half
A large-scale 850-megawatt battery successfully completed full-power grid testing following repairs to a previous transformer failure.
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Environment and Climate Change Committee launches inquiry into risks of renewable energy intermittency
The UK Parliament's Environment and Climate Change Committee has launched an inquiry into the risks associated with renewable energy intermittency.
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Lawsuit adds to growing list of allegations that Cameron Parish LNG terminals are hurting seafood industry
A new lawsuit alleges that LNG terminals in Cameron Parish are negatively impacting the local seafood industry.
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agricultural emissions tort law | Officials Warned Intervention in Fonterra Climate Case Could Hurt Investor Confidence
Officials expressed concern that government intervention in a climate-related legal case against Fonterra could negatively impact investor confidence.
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DeSantis pledged millions for restoring reef ‘then pulled the rug from under us’
Governor DeSantis is criticized for allegedly withdrawing promised funding for Florida reef restoration projects.
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As oceans warm, Florida scientists hunt for heat-resistant coral
Florida scientists are actively searching for heat-resistant coral species to help reefs survive warming ocean temperatures.
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In 2015, Hawaii rescued fragments of a coral found only in Kaneohe Bay; after its wild colonies disappear
Following the disappearance of wild colonies, Hawaii is working to preserve fragments of a rare coral species found in Kaneohe Bay.
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Think of the parable of a frog in boiling water. That’s us dithering as the ‘unprecedented‘ weather becomes more extreme | Helen Pilcher
This opinion piece argues that public complacency toward increasingly extreme weather is a dangerous failure to recognize climate change.
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Apples under threat: How climate change is reshaping orchards worldwide
Climate change is significantly altering growing conditions for apple orchards across the globe.
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What can be done to reduce risk of wildfires?
Experts discuss strategies and mitigation efforts to reduce the risk of wildfires.
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Microbes May Hold the Key to Farming That Survives Climate ChangeStudy
Researchers are investigating how specific microbes could help agricultural systems adapt to climate change.
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Nearly half of migratory bird species declining, report warnsReprint
A new report warns that nearly half of all migratory bird species are in decline due to environmental pressures.
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Alarming map warns half of Earth’s glaciers could disappear by 2100Reprint
New mapping data suggests that half of the world's glaciers could disappear by the end of the century.
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NGOs Sound Alarm over Tunisia Prison Deaths Due to Heatwave
NGOs report that 23 prisoners died in Tunisia due to extreme heat conditions.
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Rights advocates report 23 prisoner deaths during heatwave in TunisiaReprint
Rights advocates confirm 23 prisoner deaths in Tunisia linked to a recent heat wave.
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The Himalayas Didn’t Cause the Climate Crisis. Why Are Nepalis Paying the Price?Reprint
An opinion piece discusses the climate injustice faced by Nepalis regarding the impacts of global warming.
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The Nepal flood, the responsibility of the developed world and the limits of climate finance
An analysis discusses the limitations of climate finance and the responsibility of developed nations regarding Nepal's recent floods.
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Rasuwa's Himalayan System Faces Escalating Disasters Linked to Climate Change and Geological Instability
The Himalayan system in Rasuwa is experiencing escalating disasters driven by climate change and geological instability.
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'Climate change-proofing': PPA invests more on stronger, upgraded ports, other facilities
The Philippine Ports Authority is investing in infrastructure upgrades to improve resilience against climate change impacts.
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Where El Nino is already making its mark
This report examines the current regional impacts of the El Niño climate pattern.
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An unprecedented El Niño sends scientists scrambling for answers
Scientists are investigating the causes and potential consequences of an unusually strong El Niño event.
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Fashion emissions keep rising despite climate commitments
Despite industry climate commitments, carbon emissions from the global fashion sector continue to rise.
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Oceans at the Brink
This report highlights the critical state of global oceans due to the compounding impacts of climate change and pollution.
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BRICS Summit foregrounds clean tech cooperation, value addition: CSE
The BRICS summit focused on fostering cooperation in clean technology and value-added industrial processes.
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Energy supply concerns push Europe, Asia toward renewable energy
Concerns over energy supply security are driving increased investment in renewable energy across Europe and Asia.
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Remote Island Taps Energy From the Ocean's Thermal LayersStudy
Engineers are deploying ocean thermal energy conversion technology to provide power to a remote island.
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Mapped: the £150bn megaproject that aims to protect Britain from energy shocks
A major £150 billion infrastructure project aims to improve energy security and resilience in the UK.
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US finalises levies on solar cell imports from India, Indonesia, Laos
The U.S. has finalized new import levies on solar cells from India, Indonesia, and Laos.
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Türkiye to expand EV charging network in clean transport push
Türkiye is expanding its electric vehicle charging infrastructure to promote cleaner transportation.
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Iraq unveils solar-powered green taxi initiative to drive EV transition
Iraq has launched a solar-powered taxi initiative to encourage the transition to electric vehicles.
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Federal judge rules Trump plan to cut FEMA by 50 percent was unlawful
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's attempt to cut FEMA funding by 50 percent was unlawful.
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Corals as Climate Archive: Are El Ninos Intensifying?Study
Scientists are using coral records to investigate whether El Niño events are intensifying due to climate change.
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Air conditioning brings relief while raising serious climate risks
Increased air conditioning usage provides immediate relief from heat but contributes to climate change through energy consumption and refrigerant emissions.
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Officials Are Draining Shasta Lake’s Cold Water Pool to Keep Salmon Eggs Alive
Officials are releasing cold water from Shasta Lake to maintain temperatures necessary for salmon egg survival.
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Record ocean heat halting hurricanes - Strong El Niño influence
Record-breaking ocean heat and El Niño influences are altering typical Atlantic hurricane patterns.
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We’ve Built the Clean Energy Generation. But Can We Deliver It?
An analysis examines the infrastructure and grid challenges associated with delivering clean energy to the power system.
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New Hampshire turns capped landfill into 1.6 MW solar site, giving dead land new life
New Hampshire converted a capped landfill into a 1.6 MW solar energy site.
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Energy security concerns drive Europe, Asia toward renewable energyReprint
Energy security concerns are accelerating the adoption of renewable energy sources across Europe and Asia.
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Sonnedix Secures Us$1.3 Billion To Accelerate Chile’S Renewable Energy And Storage
Sonnedix secured $1.3 billion in financing to expand renewable energy and storage projects in Chile.
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A $7 Billion Gas Bill Sees Developing Asian Nations Sour on LNG
High costs for liquefied natural gas are causing developing Asian nations to reconsider their reliance on the fuel.
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GoSun built a practical electric tractor that charges itself with solar panels [video]
GoSun has developed an electric farm tractor that utilizes integrated solar panels for self-charging.
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‘Climate change sucks’: Battered by storms, Hawai‘i communities search for more resilient solutions
Hawai‘i communities are seeking resilient infrastructure solutions following damage from climate-driven storms.
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California's 'dry heat' trademark fails as Southern California humidity hits a 46-year high
Southern California experienced record-breaking humidity levels, challenging the region's reputation for dry heat.
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Lawmakers Push For Bill Aimed At Reducing Flooding Across New Jersey
New Jersey lawmakers are proposing legislation to mitigate increasing flood risks across the state.
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Buenos Aires ranks among the most resilient cities to climate risk according to an international rankingStudy
An international ranking identifies Buenos Aires as one of the cities most resilient to climate-related risks.
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Red Cross pushes Caribbean to rethink disaster preparedness
The Red Cross is urging Caribbean nations to modernize and improve their disaster preparedness strategies.
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How Digital Twins Could Help Crisfield Prepare for Flooding
Digital twin technology is being proposed to help the city of Crisfield model and prepare for future flooding.
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NZ researchers eye dairy methane as new gas source
New Zealand researchers are investigating the potential to capture methane from dairy operations for use as a gas energy source.
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No coal power, no new petrol cars by 2035 for net zero
Achieving net-zero emissions by 2035 requires phasing out coal power and ending the sale of new petrol vehicles.
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Sri Lanka launches first project in 300MW solar power programme
Sri Lanka has initiated the first project of a planned 300MW solar power program.
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Longer-duration Energy Storage Faces Obstacles Entering Ripe Market
Longer-duration energy storage technologies are facing market and regulatory hurdles despite growing demand for grid flexibility.
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Ancient English gardens under threat from climate change’s extreme heat
Extreme heat driven by climate change is posing a significant threat to the preservation of historic English gardens.
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Oil prices continue surge, rising 3% as attacks halt Saudi pipelineReprint
Oil prices rose by 3% following attacks that forced the shutdown of a Saudi Arabian pipeline.
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BRICS Summit climate change stance: Delhi Declaration hints at changing priorities of Global South
The BRICS Delhi Declaration reflects shifting priorities within the Global South regarding climate change policy.
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UN climate chief warns political divisions threaten economic stabilityReprint
The UN climate chief warns that political divisions are threatening global economic stability.
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Boiling Oceans, Dire Diseases, Climate Injustice: El Nino's Terrifying TrifectaClickbait
An overview discusses the combined impacts of El Niño, ocean warming, and disease spread.
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Time crunch as climate change threatens to erase Bronze Age artefacts forever | ITV News
Climate change is accelerating the degradation of Bronze Age archaeological sites, threatening to destroy them permanently.
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Austria is planting Lebanon cedars to save its drought-damaged forestsReprint
Austria is planting drought-resistant Lebanon cedars to restore forests damaged by changing climate conditions.
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Lawmakers Push For Bill Aimed At Reducing Flooding Across New JerseyReprint
New Jersey lawmakers are proposing legislation to mitigate increasing flood risks.
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CLIMATE: AFTER THE DELUGE, WHAT?
An editorial reflects on the aftermath of severe flooding and the broader implications for climate policy.
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Up-Close: The World’s Most Terrifying Glacier
An examination of a rapidly changing glacier highlights the accelerating impacts of global warming on ice sheets.
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Swiss project tests sheep’s wool as a way to slow glacier meltReprint
A Swiss project is testing the use of sheep's wool to protect glaciers from melting.
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More than 2,000 fish cages dot these Taiwanese islands, and engineers designed a floating solar machine around the grouper, sea bass, eels, clams, and scallops already living there
Engineers in Taiwan have developed floating solar technology designed to integrate with existing aquaculture fish cages.
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BRICS nations pledge deeper cooperation on sustainable transport, green aviationReprint
BRICS nations pledged to increase cooperation on sustainable transport and green aviation initiatives to support climate goals.
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Carbon tax ‘undermines developing nation efforts’ | India News
An opinion piece argues that carbon taxes unfairly hinder the economic development efforts of emerging nations.
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Water at the heart of climate change as global experts meet in Colombo
Global experts gathered in Colombo to discuss the critical role of water management in the context of climate change impacts.
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China and Egypt deepen cooperation in renewable energy
China and Egypt have agreed to strengthen their bilateral cooperation in the renewable energy sector.
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Biogas faces a market reality check as wind and solar dominate renewables | NewswiseStudy
Market analysis suggests biogas is struggling to compete as wind and solar energy dominate the renewable sector.
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UAE-Mongolia MoU Boosts Renewable Energy and Green Hydrogen Ties - News and StatisticsReprint
The UAE and Mongolia signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on renewable energy and green hydrogen projects.
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Apple's Renewable Energy Claims: Corporate Operations and Manufacturing Are Not the Same Number
An analysis highlights discrepancies in Apple's reporting regarding renewable energy usage in corporate versus manufacturing operations.
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Decision looms for massive solar farm plan. CT official warns of losing forest, farmland
Connecticut officials are debating a large-scale solar farm proposal that faces opposition due to potential impacts on local forests and farmland.
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Türkiye to accelerate digital, green transformation within new MTP
Türkiye plans to accelerate its digital and green energy transformation as part of a new medium-term economic program.
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NA Committee Calls for Mandatory Vehicle Emission Testing in Islamabad
A Pakistani parliamentary committee is pushing for mandatory vehicle emission testing in Islamabad to improve air quality.
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Carbon Thermal Batteries: Cheaper Energy for Industry
Carbon thermal batteries are being developed as a cost-effective energy storage solution for industrial applications.
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Explain how the Coral Bleaching Alert System (CBAS) assists in marine conservation. Why is biotechnology crucial for developing heat-tolerant coral reefs? – GKTodayStudy
An explainer details how the Coral Bleaching Alert System and biotechnology are used to protect heat-tolerant reefs.
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Belchertown talk challenges nuclear energy’s role in climate solutionReprint
A public talk in Belchertown examined the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change.
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2026’s El Niño is shaping up to be a doozy – it’s already affecting global shipping, fish behavior and heat
The 2026 El Niño event is impacting global shipping routes, marine ecosystems, and temperature patterns.
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Cork Weather: Latest forecast says change as concern grows over 'Super El Nino' this winter
Forecasts suggest potential weather changes in Cork as concerns grow regarding a strong El Niño event this winter.
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Where have all the Atlantic hurricanes gone? El Nino might bring record slow storm season
El Niño conditions are being linked to a potential reduction in Atlantic hurricane activity.
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El Niño-born ‘Kelvin waves’ are sneaking towards California. What to know
Oceanic Kelvin waves linked to El Niño are moving toward California, potentially impacting coastal conditions.
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UNDP Supports Turkmenistan in Building Capacity to Reduce Methane Emissions
The UNDP is assisting Turkmenistan in developing the capacity to monitor and reduce methane emissions.
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Rapeseed cake cuts beef emissions by 9%
Research shows that incorporating rapeseed cake into cattle feed reduces beef production emissions by 9%.
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Cast Resin Power Transformers Market To 2035: Data Center and Renewable Energy Demand Drives 4-6% CAGR - News and StatisticsStudy
A market report projects growth in the power transformer industry driven by renewable energy and data center demand.
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SunPower has raised $26.2 million in fresh capital to give its U.S. solar business more room to grow
SunPower secured $26.2 million in new capital to support the expansion of its U.S. solar business.
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Japan, South Korea, and the US forge nuclear alliance as energy security takes priority
Japan, South Korea, and the U.S. have formed a nuclear energy alliance to enhance energy security.
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Georgia car makers pivot to hybrids as EV plans stall
Automakers in Georgia are shifting focus toward hybrid vehicles as electric vehicle adoption plans face delays.
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NZ researchers eye dairy methane as new gas source
New Zealand researchers are investigating dairy methane as a potential energy source.
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Tesla Launches New Electricity Plan In Australia
Tesla has introduced a new electricity plan for customers in Australia.
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Mini heat wave takes hold early this weekReprint
A short-duration heat wave is expected to impact the region early this week.
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Mini heat wave takes hold early this weekReprint
A short-duration heat wave is expected to impact the region early this week.
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Near Record Heat (Again!) By MidweekClickbait
A local weather report warns of near-record temperatures expected by midweek.
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Why New Mexico’s weather extremes are no surprise
New Mexico is experiencing increasingly frequent weather extremes consistent with regional climate trends.
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What should Balendra Shah tell the world in New York?
This commentary suggests key talking points for Kathmandu's mayor regarding climate impacts during his visit to New York.
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World's Cities Best Prepared for Climate ChangeReprint
A report highlights cities globally that are implementing effective strategies to prepare for climate change impacts.
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Simmons calls on govt to halt mangrove destruction at Canash
An activist is calling on the government of St. Vincent to stop the destruction of mangroves at Canash.
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Will a strong El Niño lead to record rainfall in California? Zoomin' With ZoeClickbait
Forecasters analyze the possibility of record-breaking rainfall in California due to the current strong El Niño.
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MISC charts lower-carbon course with tangible gains
MISC reports progress in its efforts to transition toward lower-carbon operations.
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Chris Wright on Energy AbundanceClickbait
Chris Wright discusses his perspective on energy abundance and fossil fuel usage.
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Star Charge Highlights UL 9540A:2026 Fire Test Results for Grid-Scale Battery StorageStudy
Star Charge released fire safety test results for its grid-scale battery storage systems under new industry standards.
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The Heart of Engineering Meets the Future of Energy: Sigenergy Showcases AI-Powered Utility-Scale Energy Storage with SigenStack DC-Coupled PV Project in Stuttgart
Sigenergy showcased its new AI-powered utility-scale energy storage system at a project site in Stuttgart.
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Asian air-con makers prepare for hotter Germany after bumper summer
Asian air-conditioning manufacturers are increasing exports to Germany in response to rising summer temperatures.
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2026’s El Niño will be More Severe than any ever Recorded, affecting global Shipping, Fish Behavior and Heat
An opinion piece argues that future El Niño events will be increasingly severe, impacting global shipping and ecosystems.
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After heat wave shatters temperature records, SLO County is in for cooler weather
San Luis Obispo County expects cooler weather following a heat wave that shattered local temperature records.
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Yet another late season heat wave this week
Another late-season heat wave is affecting West Kentucky this week.
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Japan firm, Red Cross institute develop disaster relief tent to beat midsummer heat
A Japanese firm and the Red Cross developed a disaster relief tent designed to mitigate heat stress during summer emergencies.
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Hidden RNA Circles Help Rice Survive Heat and Drought TogetherStudy
Researchers identified RNA mechanisms that help rice crops survive combined heat and drought stress.
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El Niño 2026: Will Kenya face floods, drought and food risks as rains make their mark?Clickbait
A speculative piece examines potential future climate risks for Kenya associated with the 2026 El Niño cycle.
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Oceans at the BrinkClickbait
The state of the world's oceans is increasingly precarious due to climate-driven pressures.
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Are electric cars really bad for the environment?Clickbait
This article examines common arguments regarding the environmental impact of electric vehicle production and usage.
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Gastronomy and habits, key to reducing the carbon footprint in Jalisco, according to specialists from UdeG
University of Guadalajara specialists identify changes in gastronomy and consumer habits as essential for reducing Jalisco's carbon footprint.
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Cutting carbon emissions: Bangladesh needs action, not promises
This editorial argues that Bangladesh must move beyond promises and take concrete action to reduce its national carbon emissions.
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Can floating wetlands be used to cut emissions?Clickbait
This report explores the potential of floating wetlands as a nature-based solution for reducing methane and carbon emissions.
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Cutting carbon emissions: Bangladesh needs action, not promises
An editorial argues that Bangladesh must move beyond promises and implement concrete actions to reduce carbon emissions.
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New Mexico’s clean energy path needs steady progress
An opinion piece discusses the challenges and requirements for New Mexico to maintain its transition to clean energy.
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Underwater Solar Cells Just Proved Themselves at 10 Meters Deep
New underwater solar cell technology has been successfully tested at a depth of 10 meters.
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From grid constraint to grid asset: Rethinking the path to data center power
Data centers are increasingly integrating with power grids to manage energy constraints and support renewable energy stability.
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Climate Policy misses mental health
An article argues that current climate policies fail to adequately address the associated mental health impacts.
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Peatlands around Pärnu, EstoniaStudy
Satellite imagery documents the state of peatlands near Pärnu, Estonia.
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Breaking: New wildfire reported in Los Angeles County on Sep. 13
A new wildfire was reported in Los Angeles County on September 13.
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Update: Containment progress - Lucas Fire at 15%
Fire crews have achieved 15% containment on the Lucas Fire.
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Beyond EVs: What Will Drive India’s Next Battery Growth Cycle?
Industry analysis explores future growth drivers for the Indian battery market beyond the electric vehicle sector.
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In 1936, temperature in 48 states of U.S. peaked during deadly Dust Bowl, 90 years later climate experts sClickbait
A comparison is drawn between the 1936 Dust Bowl heatwave and modern temperature trends.
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Why Nepal Is Right To Demand Climate Justice Right NowClickbait
An opinion piece argues that Nepal is justified in its demands for climate justice due to regional environmental impacts.
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In 1936, temperature in 48 states of U.S. peaked during deadly Dust Bowl, 90 years later climate experts s
A report compares modern temperature trends with the 1936 Dust Bowl era in the United States.
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HAP-alpha: DLR’s 138-Kilogram Solar Aircraft FliesStudy
The German Aerospace Center successfully flight-tested a 138-kilogram solar-powered aircraft designed for high-altitude operations.
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Tesla Launches New Electricity Plan In Australia
Tesla has introduced a new electricity plan for customers in Australia.
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These Canadian seniors are driving EVs to Parliament Hill. Here’s why
Canadian seniors are driving electric vehicles to Parliament Hill to advocate for stronger climate action and clean energy policies.
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News / Tax reforms set to boost EVs
New tax reforms in Australia are expected to increase the adoption of electric vehicles.
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Amid climate change, more Brits ditch tea for ice cream
Changing weather patterns in the UK are reportedly shifting consumer preferences from tea to ice cream.
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Avida Makes Climate Resilience Part of the Homebuying DecisionReprint
A real estate developer is incorporating climate resilience features into new homebuying decisions.
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Through ClimAdapt, Avida advances Ayala Land's commitment to climate-responsive developmentReprint
A developer is promoting a new program to advance climate-responsive building practices.
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Up-Close: The World’s Most Terrifying GlacierClickbait
This opinion piece discusses the instability and rapid retreat of the Thwaites Glacier.
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Meteorological economy forum highlights closer ties with green energy
A meteorological forum highlighted the increasing importance of integrating weather data into green energy planning.
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Desert Technologies strengthens its leadership in clean energyReprint
Desert Technologies announced strategic moves to expand its footprint in the clean energy sector.
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Grid Elastic Couplings Market to Accelerate Through 2035 on Renewable Integration and Storage Build-OutStudy
Market projections indicate growth for grid elastic couplings as renewable energy and storage capacity expand.
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How Texas is building a more resilient power grid | Opinion
An opinion piece discusses strategies for improving the resilience of the Texas power grid.
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Nepal Government's Focus On Climate Justice
The Nepalese government is increasing its focus on climate justice initiatives.
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Climate-ResilienceClickbait
A brief mention of climate resilience strategies in the Mindanao region.
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Up-Close: The Worlds Most Terrifying GlacierClickbait
A descriptive piece highlights the dramatic and dangerous nature of rapidly changing glaciers.
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Swansea Property Agency Begins Switch to Electric Vehicle Fleet
A Swansea property agency is transitioning its corporate fleet to electric vehicles to reduce its operational carbon footprint.
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Letters — Climate change, Dallas parks, CanadaReprint
A collection of reader letters discusses climate change, local parks, and Canadian issues.
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Climate change countdownClickbait
A brief overview or countdown regarding climate change developments.
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Letter to the editor: Climate change -- Kenneth Nizer
A reader submitted a letter to the editor regarding climate change.
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August 2026 was the hottest month in the last 100,000 years – CopernicusStudy
Copernicus data confirms that August 2026 was the hottest month recorded in the last 100,000 years.
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August 2026 was the hottest month in the last 100,000 years – CopernicusStudy
Copernicus data indicates that August 2026 was the hottest month recorded in the last 100,000 years.
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Summer 2026 Breaks All-Time Record For Hottest Ever In United StatesReprint
Summer 2026 has officially become the hottest summer on record in the United States.
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ProPublica: Trump’s EPA to Loosen Methane Rules, Boosting Pollution From Oil and Gas WellsReprint
The EPA is reportedly planning to weaken methane regulations, potentially increasing emissions from oil and gas operations.
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Global heat stuck on high. Scientists say August was Earth’s hottest month they’ve measured.Study
Scientific data confirms that August was the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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Trump Erases Another $765 Million in Offshore Wind Leases
The Trump administration has canceled offshore wind leases valued at $765 million.
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Hidden climate feedbacks could amplify global warming by 30 percentStudy
A new study indicates that previously unidentified climate feedback loops could increase projected global warming by 30 percent.
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UNEP: World set to cross 1.5°C global warming, but can still limit, adapt to and return from higher temperaturesStudy
UNEP reports that the world is set to exceed 1.5°C of warming but can still mitigate further temperature increases.
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Global heat stuck on high. Scientists say August was Earth’s hottest month they’ve measured.Study
Scientists confirmed that August was the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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UNEP: World set to cross 1.5°C global warming, but can still limit, adapt to and return from higher temperaturesStudy
A UNEP report warns the world is set to exceed 1.5°C of warming but outlines pathways for adaptation and recovery.
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Unexpected Amazon hotspot: Central north faces fastest rise in extreme heat and water stressStudy
New research identifies the central north Amazon as a rapidly emerging hotspot for extreme heat and water stress.
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Southern Ocean may flip from carbon sink to carbon source under mitigation scenariosStudy
Climate models suggest the Southern Ocean could transition from a carbon sink to a carbon source under certain net-zero scenarios.
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Hidden climate feedbacks could amplify global warming by 30 percentStudy
A study suggests that overlooked climate feedback loops could increase projected global warming by 30 percent.
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Millions in Kolkata and Mumbai at ‘immediate risk’ of losing their homes, UN report saysReprint
A UN report warns that millions in Mumbai and Kolkata face immediate risks of displacement due to rising seas.
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‘Fossil fuels will still play important role’: BRICS Declaration opposes carbon border tax
BRICS nations issued a declaration opposing carbon border taxes and emphasizing the continued role of fossil fuels.
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Brics calls for energy security, backs continued role of fossil fuels
BRICS nations issued a declaration emphasizing energy security and the continued necessity of fossil fuels in their energy mix.
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Climate Finance, Adaptation and Disaster Resilience Feature Prominently In BRICS Declaration
The BRICS declaration highlights commitments to climate finance, adaptation strategies, and disaster resilience among member nations.
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Earth records hottest August ever, weather data showsReprint
Global weather data confirms that August 2026 was the hottest August ever recorded on Earth.
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Global Warming: August 2026 Hottest Month Recorded On EarthReprint
Global temperature records indicate that August 2026 was the warmest August on record.
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Climate hazards disrupt schooling of over three million Vietnamese students in 2025: reportStudy
A new report indicates that climate-related hazards disrupted the education of over three million Vietnamese students in 2025.
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Snow will vanish forever from East Africa’s iconic mountain peaks
Scientific projections indicate that snow cover on iconic East African mountain peaks will disappear entirely due to rising temperatures.
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Nepal flood disaster exposes cascading threats in HimalayasStudy
A catastrophic flood in Nepal, triggered by mountain ice and rock collapse, highlights the need for better disaster planning against cascading hazards.
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Fear “the Blob”: Relentless Marine Heat Waves Threaten to Upend Ocean Life
Persistent marine heat waves are causing significant disruption to ocean ecosystems and marine life.
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‘Recovery becomes self-propelling’: Five positive tipping points that can save the world
Researchers identify five positive tipping points in technology and policy that could accelerate global climate recovery.
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Federal court rejects Trump order keeping Michigan coal plant open
A federal court rejected an order that would have kept a Michigan coal plant open, favoring climate-related regulatory efforts.
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Warm ski season a warning of bleak future for Australia’s snow tourism: ‘So this is our new normal’
Declining snow depths in Australia are threatening the future of the country's snow tourism industry.
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Climate Change Raises Rates of U.S. Emergency Room Visits For Heat IllnessStudy
Climate Central reports that rising temperatures are leading to an increase in heat-related emergency room visits in the U.S.
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About 40,000 Join Amsterdam Climate March and Demand an End to Fossil Fuels
Approximately 40,000 protesters marched in Amsterdam to demand an end to fossil fuel reliance.
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Dangerous heat invades US as West faces wildfires
Dangerous heat waves and wildfires are impacting large portions of the United States.
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Fear “the Blob”: Relentless Marine Heat Waves Threaten to Upend Ocean Life
Persistent marine heat waves are threatening ocean ecosystems and marine life stability.
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From France to Greece, wildfires rage across Europe's south
Wildfires are spreading across southern Europe, affecting countries from France to Greece.
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Climate hazards disrupt schooling of over three million Vietnamese students in 2025: reportStudy
A report finds that climate hazards disrupted the schooling of over three million Vietnamese students in 2025.
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King's College Analysis: Future Climate Disasters Could Exceed Predicted Severity, Highlights Cyclone NargisStudy
A King's College analysis warns that future climate disasters may exceed previous severity projections.
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El Niño-related Kelvin wave headed to SoCal could bring dangerously high sea levels
A Kelvin wave associated with El Niño is forecast to bring dangerously high sea levels to Southern California.
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Snow will vanish forever from East Africa’s iconic mountain peaks
Climate change is causing the permanent loss of snow and ice on iconic mountain peaks in East Africa.
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Scientists find Langhovde Glacier in East Antarctica sliding 20% fasterStudy
Scientists report that the Langhovde Glacier in East Antarctica is accelerating, with flow speeds increasing by 20 percent.
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El Niño is stronger now than at any point in the last thousand yearsStudy
A study suggests current El Niño conditions are stronger than any observed in the last millennium.
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GOOGLE & MITTI LABS PARTNER TO ELIMINATE METHANE AND SCALE CLIMATE-SMART AG PRACTICES ACROSS INDIA'S RICE FIELDS
Google and Mitti Labs are partnering to implement methane-reduction techniques in Indian rice farming.
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Mitti Labs Strikes Landmark Google Carbon Credit Deal to Scale Methane-Reduction Program
Mitti Labs secured a carbon credit deal with Google to scale its methane-reduction program for rice cultivation.
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Oregon worker safety complaints hit all-time high amid record fire season
Oregon has seen record-high worker safety complaints linked to the state's recent intense fire seasons.
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59 Thermal Power Plants Face Critical Coal Stocks as Power Demand Stays Near Record Highs
Fifty-nine Indian thermal power plants are facing critical coal shortages as electricity demand reaches record highs.
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Phuket officials unveil plan to cut emissions by 3.2mn tonnes
Phuket officials have announced a new plan aiming to reduce local carbon emissions by 3.2 million tonnes.
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Alaska August 2026 Climate SummaryStudy
The Alaska and Arctic Climate Newsletter provides a summary of climate data for the month of August 2026.
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Where have all the Atlantic hurricanes gone? El Nino might bring record slow storm season
El Niño conditions may contribute to a record-slow Atlantic hurricane season this year.
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Sea Surface TemperatureStudy
NASA provides data and monitoring tools for tracking global sea surface temperatures, a key indicator of climate change.
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Climate change boosts invasive species growth in EuropeReprint
Climate change is facilitating the spread and growth of invasive species across Europe.
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The U.S. Is Having One of Its Most Active Wildfire Seasons. Here’s How the Costs Are Adding Up
The United States is experiencing a highly active wildfire season, leading to significant economic costs.
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Climate change raises risks on Mont Blanc as glaciers retreat
Glacial retreat caused by climate change is increasing rockfall and safety risks for climbers on Mont Blanc.
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Scientists find Langhovde Glacier in East Antarctica sliding 20% fasterStudy
Researchers report that the Langhovde Glacier in East Antarctica is sliding toward the ocean 20% faster than previously recorded.
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Construction begins on major Aberta carbon capture and storage project
Construction has commenced on a major carbon capture and storage project in Alberta.
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‘Fossil fuels will still play important role’: BRICS Declaration opposes carbon border tax
BRICS nations issued a declaration opposing carbon border taxes, citing the continued importance of fossil fuels.
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Brics calls for energy security, backs continued role of fossil fuelsReprint
BRICS nations issued a statement supporting continued reliance on fossil fuels to ensure energy security.
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Brics calls for just, equitable energy transition, slams EU carbon border tax | India News
BRICS members criticized the European Union's carbon border tax while calling for an equitable energy transition.
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Oregon worker safety complaints hit all-time high amid record fire season
Oregon recorded a surge in worker safety complaints linked to hazardous conditions during a severe fire season.
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How climate change and food insecurity could fuel conflicts
Climate change and resulting food insecurity are identified as significant drivers of potential global conflict.
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Formal Repeal of Roadless Rule Directly Threatens Midwest Wilderness
The repeal of the Roadless Rule threatens Michigan wilderness areas, potentially increasing deforestation and habitat loss.
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As extreme weather worsens, Black and Hispanic homeowners are paying more for insurance
Black and Hispanic homeowners are facing higher insurance costs as extreme weather events driven by climate change become more frequent.
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Ituna/Itatá invasion escalates as Indigenous Land faces fires and illegal clearing
Illegal land invasions, fires, and clearing are escalating in Brazil's Ituna/Itatá Indigenous Land, threatening isolated populations.
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Park officials pushed for a Grand Canyon trail to remain closed. Then the floods came.
A Grand Canyon trail reopened despite warnings from officials, leading to safety risks during a subsequent flash flood.
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Region’s water supply needs our attention as we face a drier future
Massachusetts faces increasing risks from extreme droughts, necessitating greater attention to the region's water supply management.
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Awareness of Climate Change and Its Impact on Reproductive HealthStudy
A study examines the current level of awareness regarding the impacts of climate change on reproductive health.
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Corals as climate archive: Are El Ninos intensifying?
Researchers are using coral records to investigate whether El Niño events are becoming more intense due to climate change.
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The Atlantic Ocean Has a Hidden 'Heat Valve' That Controls Earth's Temperature – And It Could Be Closing
Scientists warn that a critical Atlantic Ocean heat valve may be closing, potentially impacting global temperatures.
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Western Europe affected by warmest summer on recordStudy
European climate data confirms that Western Europe experienced its warmest summer on record.
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The 5 positive tipping points that could ‘rapidly’ heal the world
A report identifies five positive tipping points that could accelerate global efforts to mitigate climate change.
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NGOs sound alarm over Tunisia prison deaths due to heatwave
NGOs are raising concerns regarding deaths in Tunisian prisons attributed to extreme heat conditions.
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The Trump admin says repealing the Roadless Rule will reduce wildfires. A new study casts doubt on that.Study
A new study challenges the Trump administration's claim that repealing the Roadless Rule will reduce wildfire risks.
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Faster, more destructive wildfires could threaten future of North American forests
Research indicates that faster and more destructive wildfires pose a significant threat to the future of North American forests.
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Climate Extremes Taking a Growing Mental Health Toll in West Africa, Review FindsStudy
A new review indicates that climate-driven environmental extremes are increasingly impacting mental health across West Africa.
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Nepal Faces Economic Crisis After Floods, Seeks International Climate Finance
Following devastating floods, Nepal is seeking international climate finance to address the resulting economic crisis.
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Scientists drilled nearly 1 kilometre into an Antarctic glacier and found meltwater can make the ice suddStudy
Deep-ice drilling in Antarctica reveals that meltwater infiltration can cause sudden, rapid ice movement.
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Children in south Borneo face health risks as El Niño fuels wildfires
El Niño-driven wildfires in South Borneo are creating significant health risks for children in the region.
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Petrochemical Industry Carbon Emissions Could Rise 50 Percent by 2050Study
A report projects that petrochemical industry carbon emissions could increase by 50 percent by 2050.
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The US military is the single largest institutional consumer of petroleum on Earth, burning through roughly 4 billion gallons of fuel a year, so much that if it were a country it would rank among the world's fifty-odd biggest greenhouse-gas emitters, ahead of entire
The U.S. military's massive petroleum consumption makes it one of the world's largest institutional greenhouse gas emitters.
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Clean energy support saves billions across major energy importers
New analysis shows that investments in clean energy are generating significant cost savings for major energy-importing nations.
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Canada is now more than 20 years behind reaching its 2030 emissions targetReprint
Canadian Geographic reports that Canada is failing to meet its 2030 emissions targets by a significant margin.
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Pemex battles fresh Gulf of Mexico oil leak
Mexican state oil company Pemex is working to contain a new oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico.
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So Long, Sausage Rolls: Heat Upends Britain’s High-Street Habits
Rising temperatures are causing shifts in consumer behavior and retail habits across Britain.
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US District Court Strips Away Insane JH Campbell Fake Emergency Order
A U.S. District Court struck down an emergency order that would have allowed a coal-fired power plant to bypass environmental regulations.
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New fleet of battery electric trains promises faster, more reliable UK travel
A new fleet of battery-electric trains in the UK aims to improve rail reliability while reducing carbon emissions.
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Corals as climate archive: Are El Ninos intensifying?Study
Researchers are using coral records to determine if El Niño events are intensifying due to climate change.
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Climate change is a public health crisis, health care coalition says
A coalition of health care organizations has officially declared climate change a public health crisis.
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How climate change and food insecurity could fuel conflicts
Analysis explores the potential for climate-driven food insecurity to exacerbate global geopolitical conflicts.
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Ocean warming threatens global economy: fishing, tourism, and energy affected by record temperatures since 1993Reprint
Rising ocean temperatures since 1993 are negatively impacting the fishing, tourism, and energy sectors.
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Farewell to coal is delayed. Dirty fuel is back in fashion thanks to Trump, Putin, and global warming
This commentary argues that global political factors are delaying the transition away from coal.
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The U.S. Is Having One of Its Most Active Wildfire Seasons. Here’s How the Costs Are Adding Up
An analysis examines the rising economic costs associated with the highly active U.S. wildfire season.
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From Floods to Lost Learning: Mexico Faces a Growing Climate Threat to Education and Skills
Climate-driven floods in Mexico are increasingly disrupting education and student learning outcomes.
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Sea-level rise could squeeze shorebirds out of critical coastal habitat, researchers findStudy
Researchers find that rising sea levels threaten to eliminate critical coastal habitats for shorebird populations.
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Climate change raises risks on Mont Blanc as glaciers retreatReprint
Retreating glaciers on Mont Blanc are increasing the risk of rockfalls and other hazards for climbers and local communities.
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Was Summer 2026 the Hottest Ever in the Alps?
Analysis of temperature data examines whether the summer of 2026 was the hottest on record for the Alps.
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El Niño-related Kelvin wave headed to SoCal could bring dangerously high sea levels
An El Niño-related Kelvin wave is expected to bring higher sea levels to the Southern California coast.
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BRICS Pushes Sustainable Transport, Aviation Fuel To Cut Carbon Emissions
BRICS nations have agreed to cooperate on sustainable transport and the adoption of aviation fuels to reduce carbon emissions.
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How melting Arctic glaciers is creating a climate ‘doom loop’Clickbait
Melting Arctic glaciers are contributing to feedback loops that accelerate global warming.
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Angola’s Angolan National Agency for Petroleum, Gas and Biofuels (ANPG) Signs New Deepwater Deals at Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) 2026Reprint
Angola has signed new deepwater oil and gas exploration deals, signaling continued fossil fuel expansion.
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Thousands join Amsterdam climate march ahead of budget day
Thousands of protesters marched in Amsterdam to demand stronger climate action ahead of the national budget announcement.
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Qualitas Energy To Acquire Cero Generation’s 5.8 GW European Renewable Energy Platform From Macquarie
Qualitas Energy is acquiring a 5.8 GW European renewable energy platform from Macquarie.
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U.S. Renewables Push: New Electrification Milestones to Meet Record Power Loads in 2026 and 2027, Studies ShowStudy
New studies indicate U.S. renewable energy deployment must accelerate to meet projected power demand through 2027.
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One Atom Apart: Crystal Wiring Trick Pushes Perovskite Solar Cells Past 27 PercentStudy
Researchers have developed a crystal wiring technique that improves perovskite solar cell efficiency to over 27 percent.
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Long Beach Port joins plan to build electric truck route stretching from Mexico to Canada
The Port of Long Beach is participating in a project to develop an electric truck corridor from Mexico to Canada.
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Over 2,700 MW to be added to national grid by 2029, Minister says
The Sri Lankan government announced plans to add 2,700 MW of new energy capacity to the national grid by 2029.
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San Diego has avoided rotating outages since 2022 — battery storage is why
San Diego has successfully avoided rotating power outages since 2022 due to the expanded deployment of battery storage systems.
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Climate change’s damage to old trees in gardens of England’s stately homesReprint
Climate change is causing significant damage to historic trees located in the gardens of English stately homes.
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Devon communities come together to address threat of climate ‘whiplash’
Devon communities are organizing to develop strategies for addressing the threat of climate whiplash.
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Africa Braces for strongest El Niño since 1950 – heat, drought and floods loomReprint
African nations are preparing for potential heat, drought, and flooding linked to the strongest El Niño event since 1950.
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El Niño-related Kelvin wave headed to SoCal could bring dangerously high sea levels
An El Niño-related Kelvin wave approaching Southern California could lead to dangerously high sea levels.
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Can sheep save the glaciers? Swiss scientists put wool to the test
Swiss researchers are testing the use of wool blankets to insulate glaciers and slow their melting rate.
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Round-the-clock monitors protecting Bhutan from glacier risk
Bhutan has implemented round-the-clock monitoring systems to mitigate risks from potential glacial lake outburst floods.
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El Niño-related Kelvin wave headed to SoCal could bring dangerously high sea levels
El Niño-driven Kelvin waves are expected to contribute to higher sea levels along the Southern California coast.
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BRICS Pushes Sustainable Transport, Aviation Fuel To Cut Carbon EmissionsReprint
BRICS nations are collaborating on sustainable transport and aviation fuel initiatives to reduce carbon emissions.
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Green Cane Harvesting Emerges as Brazil’s Key Weapon for Soil CarbonStudy
Green cane harvesting is being utilized in Brazil as a strategy to increase soil carbon sequestration.
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Climate Action Reserve adopts India carbon protocol to target major N2O emissions
The Climate Action Reserve has adopted a new protocol to address nitrous oxide emissions in India.
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Bangladesh civil groups launch campaign to expand renewable energy
Civil society groups in Bangladesh have launched a campaign to advocate for the expansion of renewable energy.
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Qualitas Energy To Acquire Cero Generation’s 5.8 GW European Renewable Energy Platform From Macquarie
Qualitas Energy is acquiring a 5.8 GW European renewable energy platform from Macquarie.
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One Atom Apart: Crystal Wiring Trick Pushes Perovskite Solar Cells Past 27 PercentStudy
A new crystal wiring technique has increased the efficiency of perovskite solar cells to over 27 percent.
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India Power Demand Hits Record High in August Amid Heat and Rain Deficit
India's power demand reached a record high in August due to extreme heat and rainfall deficits.
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Climate Change: A Global Crisis Demanding Shared but Unequal Responsibility
This piece discusses the global responsibility and equity issues inherent in addressing the climate crisis.
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Where have all the Atlantic hurricanes gone? El Nino might bring record slow storm season
The current El Niño event may lead to a record-slow Atlantic hurricane season, according to meteorological analysis.
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Maryland Under Pressure as Local Moratoriums Supercharge Opposition to Data Centers
Maryland advocacy groups are pushing for a moratorium on new data centers to evaluate their environmental and community impacts.
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Atlantic Hurricane Season Hasn’t Recorded a Single Hurricane This YearStudy
The Atlantic hurricane season has not recorded a single hurricane so far this year, a notable deviation from recent trends.
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Aberdeen Paid £556k Per Hydrogen Bus. Five Years Later, First Bus Is Paying £30k
The resale price of hydrogen buses in Aberdeen provides new data on the market value of fuel-cell transit technology.
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Finance Beyond the COP: How India Is Rebuilding the Case for Global Climate Finance
India is advocating for reforms in international climate finance structures ahead of the upcoming BRICS summit and COP31.
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Amazon puts 50 Mercedes-Benz eActros electric semi trucks to work in Germany
Amazon plans to deploy 50 Mercedes-Benz eActros electric semi trucks for its delivery operations in Germany by the end of 2026.
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Health care coalition says climate change is a public health crisis
A coalition of health care organizations has officially declared climate change a public health crisis.
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Before its peak, El Nino brings failed crops and empty fishing nets
Current El Niño conditions are contributing to crop failures and reduced fishing yields.
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Low oxygen may limit insects’ ability to escape climate changeStudy
Research suggests that reduced oxygen levels may hinder the ability of insects to migrate in response to climate change.
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Tracking Dangerous Heat in the U.S.Study
The New York Times provides a tracking tool for monitoring dangerous heat events across the United States.
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Extreme heat surge triggers 270 cases, 14 deaths in Imperial County
An extreme heat surge in Imperial County resulted in 270 medical cases and 14 deaths.
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Beyond the heatwave: what it really takes for climate warnings to cut through in the UK
This opinion piece discusses the challenges of effectively communicating climate change warnings to the UK public.
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Austin Prepares for Rising Wildfire Risk as Growth and Climate Pressures Increase
Austin is preparing for increased wildfire risks driven by urban growth and climate change pressures.
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Why Washington State Fruit Growers Need to Adapt for Drought Now
Washington state fruit growers are being urged to adopt adaptation strategies to manage increasing drought risks.
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Heat, Drought Take Toll on Kansas Corn Crop
Persistent heat and drought conditions are negatively impacting the corn harvest in Kansas.
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New global ranking says 3 of India’s biggest cities are among the world’s least climate-resilientStudy
A new global ranking identifies three major Indian cities as among the least resilient to climate change impacts.
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How Climate Change Is Reshaping India's Building Blueprint
India is updating its building codes and architectural standards to better withstand the impacts of a changing climate.
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Rising climate risk for underwriters after Mara’s Sh130m floods payout
Insurance underwriters in Kenya face rising financial risks following a significant payout for flood damage in the Mara region.
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Hundreds of thousands of Aussie homes at risk from rising sea levelsReprint
A new report highlights that hundreds of thousands of Australian homes are at risk from projected sea-level rise.
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A melting glacier caused Nepal’s devastating floods. Could it happen in the Sierra Nevada?
Experts analyze whether glacial melt events similar to those in Nepal could occur in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
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World-first trial finds floating wetlands can cut greenhouse gas emissions
A world-first trial demonstrates that floating wetlands can effectively reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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War and climate
This report examines the complex relationship between global conflicts and their impacts on climate change and environmental stability.
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North Sea gasfield decision likely delayed until after Holborn and St Pancras byelection
A decision regarding the approval of a new North Sea gas field is expected to be delayed due to political considerations.
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UCLA study sheds light on California’s lack of community solar programsStudy
A UCLA study identifies barriers preventing the expansion of community solar programs in California.
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PNM’s clean energy path still relies on aging gas plants
Public Service Company of New Mexico continues to rely on aging natural gas plants despite clean energy transition goals.
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San Diego has avoided rotating outages since 2022 — battery storage is why
Increased battery storage capacity has helped San Diego avoid rotating power outages since 2022.
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India–Africa Cooperation: A Potential Driver for a Development-Oriented Energy Transition
India and African nations are exploring collaborative frameworks to accelerate a development-focused energy transition toward renewable sources.
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Organic flow batteries target cheaper long-duration grid storage
Researchers are developing organic flow batteries as a potentially cheaper and more sustainable alternative for long-duration grid energy storage.
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Sri Lanka begins Battery Storage Era with first 10 MW BESS – NPP MP
Sri Lanka has officially launched its first 10 MW battery energy storage system to support its national power grid.
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2,700MW of renewable power, storage capacity planned by 2029
Sri Lanka has outlined plans to develop 2,700 MW of renewable energy and battery storage capacity by 2029.
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‘If climate plan is credible, defend it’: Youth push back against Carney government’s bid to strike lawsuit
Youth activists are challenging the government's attempt to dismiss a lawsuit regarding the credibility of its climate plan.
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Copernicus: August 2026 Was World’s Joint-Hottest Month on RecordReprint
Copernicus reports that August 2026 was the world's joint-hottest month on record.
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An Urban Lung Under Pressure: Central Park Adapts to Climate Change While Helping Keep New York Cool
Central Park is undergoing adaptation efforts to mitigate urban heat and manage climate-related environmental pressures.
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In 2009, NASA started conducting the largest airborne survey of Earth's polar ice under Operation IceBridgStudy
A retrospective look at NASA's Operation IceBridge highlights its role in surveying polar ice changes since 2009.
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Can sheep save the glaciers? Swiss scientists put wool to the test
Swiss scientists are testing whether covering glaciers with wool blankets can slow the rate of melting.
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A Connecticut city stood 1,920 solar panels on a sealed garbage hill where no steel post can go in, because a driven pile would punch through the lid keeping decades of trash away from the water, so concrete blocks hold every rack down, and the dump now
A Connecticut city installed 1,920 solar panels on a capped landfill using a non-invasive concrete ballast system.
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Saudis shut down oil pipeline as Houthis tighten grip on Red Sea shippingReprint
Saudi Arabia shut down an oil pipeline as Houthi activity increases in the Red Sea region.
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Dense-Fluid Pumped Hydro Works. Scaling It Is The Problem.
A startup has successfully demonstrated a dense-fluid pumped hydro energy storage system, though scaling remains a challenge.
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AI can help clinicians to better address health risks from climate change
Artificial intelligence tools are being developed to help clinicians manage health risks exacerbated by climate change.
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Climate change’s damage to old trees in gardens of England’s stately homes
Climate change is causing significant damage to historic trees located in the gardens of English stately homes.
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September Heat Wave Breaks Records in Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara County recorded new temperature highs during a September heat wave.
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Iowa band member dies after suffering heat-related emergency at football game, family says
An Iowa band member died following a heat-related medical emergency during a football game.
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Kansas Corn Crop Hit Hard as Extreme Heat and Drought Slash 2026 Yield Potential
Extreme heat and drought have significantly reduced the 2026 corn yield potential in Kansas.
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Where have the Atlantic hurricanes gone? El Niño might bring record slow storm season
Meteorologists discuss how El Niño conditions may contribute to a record-slow Atlantic hurricane season.
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With so few storms, the Atlantic hurricane season sets a record. But SC still should prepare.
Despite a record-slow hurricane season, officials urge South Carolina residents to remain prepared for potential storms.
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ECU Notes: Faculty, students study effects of saltwater on NC ecology
Researchers are studying the ecological impacts of saltwater intrusion on North Carolina coastal environments.
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Round-the-clock monitors protecting Bhutan from glacier riskReprint
Bhutan has implemented round-the-clock monitoring systems to manage risks associated with glacial lake outbursts.
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Carbon Capture Edges Forward Despite Cost Challenge
Carbon capture technology continues to see development and deployment despite ongoing challenges regarding high implementation costs.
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Construction begins on major Aberta carbon capture and storage project
Construction has officially begun on a major carbon capture and storage project located in Alberta, Canada.
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Floating wetlands in Australia cut lagoon emissions by about 30%
A study in Australia found that floating wetlands installed in a lagoon successfully reduced methane emissions by approximately 30%.
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SIMPLICITY IS KEY: Why Scaling Pneumatic Emissions Hinges on Simplicity
Industry analysis suggests that simplifying pneumatic equipment is essential for reducing methane emissions.
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Environment: Fossil fuels, children and a changing climate
This opinion piece discusses the impact of fossil fuels on children and the changing climate.
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California’s future water supplies depend on the outcomes of four intertwined battles | Dan Walters
A columnist analyzes the political and legal battles shaping the future of California's water supply.
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The Rise of the Far Right and the Final Struggle of the Fossil Fuel Industry
An opinion piece explores the intersection of far-right political movements and the fossil fuel industry's resistance to energy transition.
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Bangladesh civil groups launch campaign to expand renewable energy
Civil society groups in Bangladesh have launched a new campaign to promote and expand the use of renewable energy.
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Florida hits hurricane season's peak with zero Atlantic hurricanes, but experts say 'don't relax'
Despite a quiet start to the hurricane season, experts warn that the risk of severe storms remains.
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Analysis: The Cost Of Electric Cars Is 33% Lower Than The Cost Of Gasoline Cars
An analysis indicates that the total cost of ownership for electric cars is 33% lower than for gasoline vehicles.
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Evro hits 100K users, cements position as PH’s leading EV charging platform
The Evro platform has reached 100,000 users, strengthening its position in the Philippine electric vehicle charging market.
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Swansea Council admits full switch to electric fleet by 2030 unlikely
Swansea Council has acknowledged that it is unlikely to meet its goal of transitioning to a fully electric fleet by 2030.
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Applications open for Community Climate Change Fund (United Kingdom)Reprint
Applications are now open for the Community Climate Change Fund in the United Kingdom.
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Firefighter Dies Battling Wildfire in Mount Hood National Forest in Oregon
A firefighter has died while battling a wildfire in Oregon's Mount Hood National Forest.
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Padma swells, floods parts of 4 dists
Rising water levels in the Padma River have caused flooding across four districts.
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Forecast: official unpreparedness
An editorial criticizes official lack of preparedness for climate-related forecasts and events.
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Can sheep save the glaciers? Swiss scientists put wool to the testReprint
Swiss scientists are experimenting with wool coverings as a potential method to slow glacial melting.
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Floating wetlands in Australia cut lagoon emissions by about 30%Reprint
Floating wetlands installed in an Australian lagoon have successfully reduced emissions by approximately 30%.
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The Rise of the Far Right and the Final Struggle of the Fossil Fuel Industry
An opinion piece explores the intersection of far-right politics and the fossil fuel industry's resistance to transition.
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Developing a hybrid electrocatalyst for high-performance water splitting with low overpotential SrZrO₃–PANIStudy
Researchers developed a hybrid electrocatalyst to improve the efficiency of water splitting for hydrogen production.
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Analysis: The Cost Of Electric Cars Is 33% Lower Than The Cost Of Gasoline Cars
An analysis indicates that the total cost of ownership for electric vehicles is significantly lower than for gasoline vehicles.
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Phuket officials unveil plan to cut emissions by 3.2mn tonnes
Phuket officials have announced a new plan aiming to reduce regional emissions by 3.2 million tonnes.
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EXCLUSIVE: Two days without mains power in Lagos and Sambal's dehydrators kept running
A solar-powered dehydrator system allowed a business in Lagos to continue operations during a two-day power outage.
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Lava Blue facility pioneers sodium-sulphur battery use
A facility in Queensland is piloting the use of sodium-sulphur battery technology for energy storage applications.
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NASA’s Terra satellite celebrates 100,000 orbitsStudy
NASA's Terra satellite has completed 100,000 orbits while monitoring Earth's atmosphere, land, and oceans.
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The push for a sustainable artisanal mining in the Peruvian Amazon
Efforts are underway to formalize artisanal gold mining in the Peruvian Amazon to reduce mercury pollution and deforestation.
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Heatwaves hit the Sunday roast: why the RHS says cauliflower is off the menu
The Royal Horticultural Society advises against growing cauliflower in England due to climate-driven heatwaves and changing weather patterns.
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Record heatwaves in France set to make champagne stronger
Record heatwaves in France have resulted in sweeter grapes, leading to higher alcohol content in champagne production.
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Philippine University-Developed Electric Tricycles Ready for Commercial Production
A Philippine university has made its electric tricycle prototypes available for commercial production to promote clean transportation.
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CarbonPH Coalition Charts Roadmap for Philippine Forest Carbon in ASEAN
The Philippine government is developing a framework to encourage private investment in forest restoration projects.
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The Electric Vehicles Leading Their Categories in California
Electric vehicle sales in California and the broader US have experienced a decline this year.
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New Kind Of Surfer Is Riding Waves — And Producing PowerStudy
A new wave energy converter device has been deployed in Hawaii to test the feasibility of generating electricity from ocean waves.
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Is the United Nations Ready to Deal With Climate Tipping Points?Clickbait
An analysis questions whether the United Nations is adequately prepared to address potential climate tipping points.
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Climate change is a public health crisis, health care coalition saysReprint
A health care coalition has formally identified climate change as a public health crisis.
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Organizations, the government sector, and grassroots waste pickers call for accelerating waste management as a strategy to address climate change
Advocacy groups are calling for improved waste management strategies to help mitigate climate change.
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Climate change squeezes Malaysian durian growers as they chase China’s booming market
Climate change is negatively impacting durian production in Malaysia as growers attempt to meet rising demand from China.
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Extreme Heat Is Making London Homes Sink. Here's WhyReprint
Extreme heat is causing clay-rich soil in London to shrink, leading to structural damage and subsidence in residential homes.
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Utah offers ‘unprecedented’ 0% loans for farmers amid difficult drought, wildfire year
Utah is offering zero-percent interest loans to farmers struggling with the impacts of drought and wildfires.
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Ballot measure aims to shift Colorado sporting-goods tax revenue to land, water and wildfire projects
A proposed Colorado ballot measure seeks to redirect tax revenue toward land, water, and wildfire management projects.
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Nepal floods expose deep climate injustice
This opinion piece contends that recent flooding in Nepal highlights systemic global climate injustice.
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A stitch in time? States scramble to soften super El Niño blow
African nations are implementing emergency measures to mitigate the potential impacts of an upcoming super El Niño event.
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How on earth to finance Nepal’s disaster?
This analysis explores the financial challenges Nepal faces in funding recovery from climate-driven disasters.
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Nepal urges China to deepen climate and disaster partnership
Nepal is seeking to strengthen its partnership with China to improve climate disaster preparedness and response.
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Who will pay for the climate crisis?
This opinion piece examines the question of who should bear the financial burden of the global climate crisis.
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Revealed: Where El Niño will hit hardest
New analysis identifies the specific regions most vulnerable to the impacts of the upcoming El Niño event.
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Councils and farmers across Devon discuss threat of climate ‘whiplash’
Local councils and farmers in Devon are meeting to discuss strategies for managing the increasing threat of extreme weather volatility.
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With so few storms, the Atlantic hurricane season sets a record. But SC still should prepare.
Despite a record-quiet Atlantic hurricane season, officials in South Carolina warn residents to remain prepared for potential storm threats.
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Coastal erosion forces cancellation of California music festivalReprint
A California music festival was canceled due to coastal erosion, a process exacerbated by rising sea levels.
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Music festival in Santa Monica canceled due to coastal erosionReprint
Coastal erosion has forced the cancellation of a music festival in Santa Monica.
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If the Polar Ice Sheets Melt, Sea Levels Rise Off Busan... How Should the Coast Prepare?
Experts discuss the potential impacts of polar ice melt on sea levels near Busan and necessary adaptation measures.
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Savannah lands millions to grow Stormwater Master Plan
Savannah has secured funding to expand its stormwater management plan to better handle increased flooding risks.
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How melting Arctic glaciers is creating a climate ‘doom loop’Clickbait
The article discusses how melting Arctic glaciers contribute to self-reinforcing climate feedback loops.
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Super El Niño almost certain to form and heavily impact SC, new data shows. Here’s what to expect
New data indicates a strong El Niño event is likely to significantly impact weather patterns in South Carolina.
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Where have all the Atlantic hurricanes gone? El Nino's might brings record slow storm season
The current El Niño cycle is contributing to a notably quiet Atlantic hurricane season.
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Netherlands' GHG emissions rise 0.6% in Q2 2026Study
Greenhouse gas emissions in the Netherlands increased by 0.6 percent during the second quarter of 2026.
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Seaweed feed heading to SA cattle
South African cattle farmers are testing seaweed-based feed additives to reduce methane emissions from livestock.
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Opinion: Big Tech and Big Oil have fused into an entity we might think of as Fossil Tech
An opinion piece argues that technology companies and fossil fuel firms are increasingly integrated into a single, climate-damaging entity.
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‘BRICS is a historic opportunity to tackle climate change — without it, all bets for Earth are off’
An analysis suggests that the BRICS alliance represents a critical opportunity for international cooperation on climate change mitigation.
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Derry to run on solar power: New array will serve municipal buildings at greatly reduced cost
The town of Derry is installing a solar array to power municipal buildings and reduce energy costs.
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NIPSCO holding up Lake County government solar project, official says
A local official reports that utility company NIPSCO is delaying a government solar project in Lake County.
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India Order Could Free Up 15.7 GW of Renewable Grid Access
A new regulatory order in India aims to improve grid access for 15.7 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity.
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Explainer: How Laos’ role as Southeast Asia’s ‘battery’ is changing
Laos is expanding its role as a regional renewable energy exporter, shifting its focus from hydropower toward broader clean energy integration.
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Türkiye, Azerbaijan advance undersea power corridor toward EuropeReprint
Türkiye and Azerbaijan are advancing plans for an undersea power corridor to export renewable energy to European markets.
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Nearly a third of India's coal power plants have critical low fuel stocks
Nearly one-third of India's coal-fired power plants are reporting critically low fuel stocks, threatening potential energy shortages.
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Southeast Asia emerges as a crucial driver of China's clean-tech exports
Southeast Asian nations are becoming a primary market for Chinese clean-technology exports, including solar and battery components.
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Long Beach Port joins plan to build electric truck route stretching from Mexico to Canada
The Port of Long Beach is participating in a project to establish an electric truck corridor from Mexico to Canada.
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There could be no Atlantic hurricanes this year – but there’s a catchClickbait
Meteorologists discuss the current lack of Atlantic hurricane activity and the potential for late-season developments.
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Electric cars and solar are the hedge against this out-of-control energy crisisClickbait
This opinion piece argues that transitioning to electric vehicles and solar power provides a necessary hedge against volatile fossil fuel markets.
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Applications open for Community Climate Change Fund (United Kingdom)
The United Kingdom has opened applications for a fund supporting community-led climate change initiatives.
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Pine cone harvest offers Belgium a natural defence against climate changeReprint
Belgium is utilizing pine cone harvests as a natural strategy to bolster forest resilience against climate change.
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Missouri Crops Face a Split 2026 Outlook as Drought Spreads Before Harvest
Spreading drought conditions are negatively impacting the 2026 crop outlook for Missouri farmers.
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Drought and Heat Stress Continue to Affect Trees and ShrubsReprint
Persistent drought and heat stress are negatively impacting the health of trees and shrubs in the region.
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Devon communities come together to address threat of climate ‘whiplash’
Communities in Devon are organizing to address the risks posed by climate 'whiplash' and extreme weather.
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This El Niño could break every record on fileClickbait
Current climate models suggest the ongoing El Niño event could reach record-breaking intensity.
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Can sheep save the glaciers? Swiss scientists put wool to the testReprint
Swiss researchers are testing whether covering glaciers with wool blankets can reduce ice melt.
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Switzerland tests wool covers to protect glacierReprint
Scientists in Switzerland are experimenting with wool covers to protect glaciers from summer heat.
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Can sheep save the glaciers? Swiss scientists put wool to the testReprint
Swiss scientists are testing the effectiveness of wool blankets in slowing the melting of glaciers.
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Can sheep save the glaciers? Swiss scientists put wool to the testReprint
Swiss researchers are conducting tests to see if wool covers can help preserve glaciers from melting.
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Climate Alarmists and Emissions Reduction Crusaders Were Beginning to Lose Their War on Conventional Energy: Then Came the War with Iran - Jim Warren
An opinion piece argues that geopolitical conflicts have hindered efforts to reduce reliance on conventional energy sources.
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DaVita (DVA) Powers Global Operations With 100% Renewable Energy In New 2025 ReportStudy
Healthcare company DaVita announced it has transitioned its global operations to 100% renewable energy.
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AI Algorithm Sharpens Biomass Energy Forecasts for Smarter Renewable Power GridsStudy
Researchers developed an AI algorithm to improve biomass energy forecasting for more efficient grid integration.
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Solar panels are eating America's farmland, but experts say urban sprawl causes far more permanent damage while solar actually offers struggling farmers a rare financial lifeline through agrivoltaics, local tax revenue, and land that can farm again in 40 yearsClickbait
An article discusses the trade-offs between solar farm land use and urban sprawl, advocating for agrivoltaics.
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OroCarbo reserves 12 Haffner systems for a string of renewable hydrogen hubs planned across the Western U.S.
OroCarbo is deploying Haffner systems to establish a network of renewable hydrogen hubs in the Western U.S.
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Electric vehicle sales are plummeting. Will they soon become too niche?Clickbait
This piece questions the future of electric vehicle market growth amid recent sales trends.
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EXCLUSIVE: Two days without mains power in Lagos and Sambal's dehydrators kept running
Solar-powered dehydrators allowed a business in Lagos to continue operations during two days of grid power outages.
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Climate Change: A Global Crisis Demanding Shared but Unequal Responsibility
An analysis discusses the global nature of the climate crisis and the need for shared responsibility.
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Pine cone harvest offers Belgium a natural defence against climate change
Belgium is utilizing pine cone harvests to support reforestation efforts as a natural defense against climate change.
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Saturday's energy & climate storiesReprint
A news aggregator provides a summary of recent energy and climate-related headlines.
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NASA’s Terra satellite celebrates 100,000 orbitsStudy
NASA's Terra satellite has completed 100,000 orbits, providing long-term data on Earth's atmosphere, land, and oceans.
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Pine cone harvest offers Belgium a natural defence against climate change
Belgium is utilizing pine cone harvests as a natural strategy to support reforestation and climate resilience.
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At CSUN, extreme heat reshapes how students navigate campus
Extreme heat is forcing changes in how students navigate and interact with the California State University, Northridge campus.
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Urgent warning issued as massive wildfire spreads in Northern CaliforniaReprint
Authorities have issued warnings as a large wildfire continues to spread in Northern California.
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Firefighter dies while fighting wildfireReprint
A firefighter has died while working to contain a wildfire.
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Trees are showing drought stress
Trees in Northeast Mississippi are exhibiting signs of stress due to ongoing drought conditions.
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August Sees Above-Average Precipitation, But Drought Conditions Persist
Despite recent above-average rainfall, long-term drought conditions persist in the region.
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MoPMR, Kenya Discuss Green Manufacturing, Biofuel Cooperation
Egypt and Kenya are discussing cooperation on green manufacturing and biofuel development.
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COMMENTARY: Carney Deconfliction Clouds Continued Bad Policies
A commentary piece argues that recent policy agreements are failing to address underlying climate and energy issues.
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OPINION: Carney-Smith Agreement Delivers Another Blow to Alberta’s Oil and Gas Sector
An opinion piece criticizes a new climate agreement for its perceived negative impact on Alberta's oil and gas industry.
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California’s future water supplies depend on the outcomes of four intertwined battles | Dan Walters
A columnist discusses the complex legal and political battles shaping the future of California's water supply.
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DaVita (DVA) Powers Global Operations With 100% Renewable Energy In New 2025 ReportStudy
DaVita reported that it has transitioned its global operations to 100% renewable energy.
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AI Algorithm Sharpens Biomass Energy Forecasts for Smarter Renewable Power GridsStudy
A new AI algorithm improves biomass energy forecasting to help integrate renewable power into electrical grids.
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Where have all the Atlantic hurricanes gone? El Nino’s might brings record slow storm season
An opinion piece discusses the impact of El Niño on the current Atlantic hurricane season.
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Swansea Council admits full switch to electric fleet by 2030 unlikely
Swansea Council stated that transitioning its entire vehicle fleet to electric by 2030 is unlikely to be achieved.
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At 21, an Australian artist bought 25 acres in Tasmania; 18 months later a bushfire destroyed her first h
A personal account details the destruction of property caused by a bushfire in Tasmania.
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Rising electricity costs push more Nigerians towards solar, Folivision says
Rising electricity costs are driving increased adoption of solar energy solutions among Nigerians.
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The next challenge for Oman’s renewable grid
Oman faces technical and infrastructure challenges as it works to integrate renewable energy into its national power grid.
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Pine cone harvest offers Belgium a natural defence against climate change
Belgium is utilizing pine cone harvests as part of a strategy to adapt forests to changing climate conditions.
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How can trees help researchers understand climate change?
Researchers are studying tree rings and growth patterns to better understand historical climate trends.
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The slow, muddy work of saving ancient bogs
Conservation teams are working to restore and maintain peat bogs on the Isle of Man to support ecosystem health.
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VinFast PH Opens More Dealers Nearing 60 Dealer Total Before Year EndsReprint
VinFast is expanding its electric vehicle dealership network across the Philippines.
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MG Motors Philippines Launches New EVReprint
MG Motor Philippines has launched a new electric crossover vehicle to expand its local EV lineup.
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2027 presidential election: Bruno Retailleau takes free-market approach to climate change
French presidential candidate Bruno Retailleau outlines a free-market approach to climate policy.
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Adirondacks’ risks from climate change – prominent local environmental leader shows how to help
An environmental leader provides guidance on how local communities in the Adirondacks can adapt to climate risks.
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Amateur footballers to face more heat stress in future matches due to climate change
Climate change is projected to increase heat stress risks for amateur football players during future matches.
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Scorching start to September sets heat records across Missouri
Record-breaking heat temperatures were recorded across Missouri at the start of September.
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New Interactive Map Tracks State Wildfire Legislation for Electric UtilitiesStudy
A new interactive map tracks state-level legislation regarding wildfire mitigation for electric utilities.
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Editorial | Case for climate finance
This editorial argues for the necessity of increased climate finance for vulnerable nations.
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Ocean Way Festival in Santa Monica Cancels Inaugural Event Due to Hurricane Marie
The Ocean Way Festival in Santa Monica was canceled due to the impacts of Hurricane Marie.
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Where have all the Atlantic hurricanes gone? El Nino's might brings record slow storm seasonReprint
The influence of El Niño is identified as the primary driver for the record-slow Atlantic hurricane season.
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Environment Minister issues clarification after saying province ‘on target’ with climate goals
The provincial Environment Minister issued a clarification following public scrutiny regarding the accuracy of claims about meeting climate targets.
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Morocco Ranks Among Africa’s Most Competitive Renewable Energy MarketsReprint
Morocco is recognized as one of the most competitive markets for renewable energy investment in Africa.
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UMass Dartmouth lands state funds for wind energy
UMass Dartmouth received state funding to support wind energy research and development.
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Energy | Coal Stocks At Power Plants Plunge To Critical levelsReprint
Coal stockpiles at power plants have dropped to critical levels, raising concerns about electricity generation reliability.
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The surprising carbon cost of going on safari - LNN - Network News
A report examines the carbon footprint associated with international safari tourism.
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Solar expert says Anker battery system promises whole-home backup, off-grid power, and EV chargingClickbait
A new residential battery system from Anker is being marketed for whole-home backup, off-grid power, and electric vehicle charging.
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Top Rice News: Carbon Credit Deal And Cambodia’s Exports
The Indian Rice Exporters Federation reports on new carbon credit agreements and export trends in Cambodia.
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Women in Renewable Energy Conference (WiREC) 2026
The Women in Renewable Energy Conference is being held to discuss progress and challenges in the clean energy sector.
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Electrical Insulation Sleeve Tubing Market To 2035: BEV and Renewable Energy Drive Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
The market for electrical insulation components is expected to grow alongside the expansion of EVs and renewable energy infrastructure.
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Terminal Lugs for Solar Connections Market Forecast to Expand Through 2035, Driven by Record Global Solar PV Capacity AdditionsStudy
The market for solar connection components is projected to grow through 2035 due to rising global solar capacity.
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Zendure SolarFlow 800 Pro Balcony Power System - 1920Wh Storage And 800W AC OutputStudy
A new balcony solar power system with integrated battery storage has been released for residential use.
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Preaching About Climate Change: What Clergy Need Most
A commentary piece explores the needs of clergy members when preaching about climate change.
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Calgary youth highlight climate change through a science-art fusion program
Youth in Calgary are using a science-art fusion program to raise awareness about climate change.
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How can trees help researchers understand climate change?
Researchers are studying trees to better understand the impacts and history of climate change.
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Summer 2026 Breaks All-Time Record That Will Leave You Sweating Just Seeing ItClickbait
Reports indicate that summer 2026 has set new temperature records.
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Wellston firefighter honored after fatal medical emergency during wildfire
A Wellston firefighter is honored following a fatal medical emergency while responding to a wildfire.
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A hike to Bear Mountain Vista shows it natural recovery from the 2025 wildfire
A hiking trail at Bear Mountain Vista shows signs of natural recovery following a 2025 wildfire.
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Preaching About Climate Change: What Clergy Need Most
This article explores how clergy can effectively address climate change in their religious teachings.
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Calgary youth highlight climate change through a science-art fusion program
Youth in Calgary are using a science-art fusion program to raise awareness about climate change.
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Government Clown Just Can’t Quit Coal PowerClickbait
This opinion piece criticizes the US Energy Secretary's use of emergency orders to keep coal power plants running.
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Just4Kids: How hot does it get in the desert? A climate scientist explains
A climate scientist explains desert heat dynamics in an educational piece aimed at children.
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Met Office gives verdict on September heatwave for UKReprint
The UK Met Office provided an assessment regarding the recent September heat wave.
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Glaciers are melting: Here's how you can see when each of them could go extinctClickbait
This piece provides a guide on how to track the projected extinction timelines of various glaciers.
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iPhone 18 Pro Max Carbon Footprint: 69 kg at 256GB, 114 kg at 2TB, and Only in a PDF
Apple released carbon footprint data for the iPhone 18 Pro Max, revealing varying emissions based on storage capacity.
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What Could Weyerhaeuser (WY) Geothermal Deal Mean For Its Renewable Energy Role?Clickbait
Financial analysis explores the potential impact of Weyerhaeuser's geothermal deal on its renewable energy strategy.
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The Heart of Engineering Meets the Future of Energy: Sigenergy Showcases AI-Powered Utility-Scale Energy Storage with SigenStack DC-Coupled PV Project in StuttgartClickbait
Sigenergy showcased an AI-powered utility-scale energy storage system integrated with a DC-coupled solar project in Stuttgart.
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UC Santa Cruz adds 12 EV charging ports to support fleet electrification
UC Santa Cruz installed 12 new EV charging ports to support the transition of its campus vehicle fleet to electric.
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SA solar-powered test puts EV range claims to the test
A solar-powered test in South Africa is evaluating the real-world range performance of electric vehicles.
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Youth climate summit 3.0 in Kushtia spotlights water and agriculture
A youth climate summit in Kushtia focused on addressing local water and agricultural challenges linked to climate change.
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Heat Wave Shatters Records As Art And Remembrance ShineClickbait
A report on record-breaking heat waves and their intersection with art and remembrance.
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Summer 2026 Breaks All-Time Record That Will Leave You Sweating Just Seeing ItClickbait
A report discusses record-breaking summer temperatures projected for 2026.
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Cost Of Their GreedClickbait
This opinion piece criticizes corporate and political greed in the context of environmental degradation.
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LETTER: Headlines scream a warning about global warming
A letter to the editor expresses concern regarding recent news headlines about global warming.
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Breakfast Session | Reduce Your Carbon Footprint With Green Electricity, Gas, And SAF | NederlandClickbait
An industry event promotes corporate carbon footprint reduction through green energy and sustainable aviation fuel.
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Earth has hottest August on recordStudy
The World Meteorological Organization reports that August 2026 was the hottest August on record.
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Permafrost and wetlands may add more warming than climate models expectStudy
New research suggests permafrost and wetlands may release more greenhouse gases than current climate models predict.
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'There are no easy answers here': New study forecasts a dire dip in food production if key Atlantic currents collapseStudy
A new study warns that a collapse of key Atlantic currents could lead to a severe decline in global food production.
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The world just had the hottest August ever
The United Nations reports that August 2026 was the hottest August ever recorded globally.
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DeBriefed 11 September 2026: World’s joint-hottest month | Heat stalls UK surgeries | Indonesia fires
Carbon Brief reports on the record-breaking global heat, its impact on UK healthcare, and ongoing fires in Indonesia.
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Earth’s Vital SignsStudy
NASA provides a dashboard of key climate indicators, including global temperature, sea level, and carbon dioxide levels.
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The world has broken the 1.5°C promise
The article argues that global temperature records indicate the 1.5°C climate target has been surpassed.
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The world just had the hottest August everStudy
The United Nations confirmed that August was the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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Earth’s Vital SignsStudy
NASA provides real-time data and visualizations tracking key indicators of global climate change.
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Court Rules Against Trump Order to Keep Costly Michigan Coal Plant Running
A federal appeals court struck down a Trump administration order that forced a Michigan coal plant to remain operational.
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The Trump Administration Wants to Fast-Track Arctic Drilling
The Trump administration is proposing to accelerate oil and gas drilling in the Western Arctic by reducing environmental reviews.
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VICTORY: Court Rules Against Trump’s Michigan Coal Bailout
A federal court overturned a Department of Energy order that attempted to force the continued operation of a Michigan coal plant.
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Court blocks Trump from forcing open a dead coal plant that no one wants openReprint
A court blocked a federal attempt to force the reopening of a retired coal plant in Michigan, citing a lack of emergency justification.
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Spain sea temperatures hit record highs in summer of 2026, port authority saysStudy
Spanish port authorities report that sea temperatures reached record highs during the summer of 2026.
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Factcheck: Reform UK’s 45 false or misleading claims about climate and energyStudy
A fact-check report identifies 45 false or misleading claims regarding climate and energy made by the UK's Reform party.
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Compound and heterogeneous relationships between climate extremes and global net migrationStudy
New research shows that climate extremes have complex, compounding impacts on global migration patterns.
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EPA to Loosen Methane Rules, Boosting Pollution From Oil and Gas WellsReprint
The EPA is loosening methane regulations, which will increase emissions from oil and gas operations.
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Canada is now more than 20 years behind reaching its 2030 emissions targetStudy
The Canadian Climate Institute reports that Canada is significantly behind schedule to meet its 2030 emissions reduction targets.
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Why Milankovitch (Orbital) Cycles Can’t Explain Earth’s Current WarmingStudy
NASA explains why orbital cycles are not responsible for the current rapid warming of the Earth's climate.
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States’ Human Rights Obligations in the Context of Climate Change: Guidance Provided by the UN Human Rights Treaty Bodies (September 2026)Study
UN treaty bodies provide new guidance on the human rights obligations of states regarding climate change.
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Record August Heat Pushes Global Temperatures Back Above 1.5°C, Western Europe's Hottest Summer
Record-breaking August temperatures have pushed global averages back above the 1.5°C threshold.
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Methane emissions from US urban areas 'widely' underestimated, satellite observations suggestStudy
Satellite observations indicate that methane emissions from U.S. urban areas are significantly higher than previously estimated.
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Did You Suffer a Sweltering August? You Weren't Alone. It Tied for the Month With the Hottest Global Temperatures on RecordStudy
Global temperature data confirms that August tied for the hottest month on record.
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How 100 days of record ocean heat is reshaping life in and around the seas
Record-breaking ocean heat over 100 consecutive days is significantly altering marine ecosystems and life.
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Half the world is seeing extreme heat extend beyond summer
Global data indicates that extreme heat events are increasingly extending beyond the traditional summer season.
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Flood-ravaged Nepal calls for climate justice
Nepal is calling for climate justice and international support following devastating floods linked to climate change.
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Nepal Seeks $20 Million in Climate Compensation After Glacier’s Collapse Triggers Deadly Floods
Nepal is seeking $20 million in compensation after a glacial collapse caused deadly floods, highlighting climate-related loss and damage.
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Nepal’s $2.5B Flood Bill Puts UN Climate Fund to its Biggest Test Yet
Nepal's massive flood recovery costs are testing the efficacy and capacity of international climate funds.
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Nepal to demand climate justice at UN after catastrophic floods
Nepal plans to demand climate justice and compensation at the UN following recent catastrophic flooding events.
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Microsoft May Abandon its Clean Energy Powered Data Centre Targets
Microsoft is reportedly considering abandoning its targets for powering data centers with clean energy due to the high electricity demands of AI.
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Google’s Emissions Climbed 48% Since 2019. AI Is Why.
Google reported a 48% increase in greenhouse gas emissions since 2019, primarily driven by the energy requirements of AI development.
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Wildfires, permafrost thaw in Canada causing even more climate change, new study showsStudy
A new study finds that wildfires and permafrost thaw in Canada are creating significant climate feedback loops.
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Canada won’t even hit 2030 emissions target by 2050, new study suggestsStudy
A new study suggests Canada will fail to meet its 2030 emissions targets by 2050.
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Trump's Grid Battery Ban Leaves Developers Guessing
Proposed restrictions on certain battery technologies by the Trump administration are creating uncertainty for renewable energy developers.
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2030 target and net zero: Canada is 20 years behind
Analysis indicates Canada is significantly behind its 2030 emissions reduction targets and net-zero commitments.
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Earth’s Energy out of BalanceStudy
NASA explains the scientific evidence showing that Earth is absorbing more energy than it radiates back into space.
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A world on fire
NASA examines the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires globally as a direct consequence of a warming climate.
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'There are no easy answers here': New study forecasts a dire dip in food production if key Atlantic currents collapseStudy
Research warns that a collapse of key Atlantic ocean currents could lead to severe declines in global food production.
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Nepal’s $2.5B Flood Bill Puts UN Climate Fund to its Biggest Test Yet
Nepal's significant flood damages highlight the challenges facing international climate finance mechanisms.
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New map reveals 10 million dead trees from Maine to South Carolina as saltwater creeps inland
A new map documents 10 million dead trees along the U.S. East Coast caused by saltwater intrusion linked to sea-level rise.
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Nepal’s Climate Compensation Appeal Highlights a Global Funding Gap
Nepal's appeal for climate compensation highlights the significant global shortfall in funding for climate-related loss and damage.
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Wildfires, permafrost thaw in Canada causing even more climate change, new study showsStudy
A new study indicates that Canadian wildfires and permafrost thaw are creating feedback loops that accelerate climate change.
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August tied as world’s hottest month on record as El Niño strengthensReprint
Global temperatures reached record highs in August as the strengthening El Niño weather pattern contributes to extreme heat.
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A world on fire
NASA provides an overview of how climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of wildfires globally.
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El Niño: Indonesia fire emissions in 2026 ‘on track’ to match record for this centuryStudy
Wildfires in Indonesia are projected to produce record-level emissions in 2026 due to El Niño conditions.
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A federal judge just told Trump there’s no ‘emergency’ to justify keeping a Michigan coal plant open
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration lacked the emergency authority to keep a Michigan coal plant open.
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La Tierra acaba de vivir su agosto más caluroso registradoStudy
Global temperatures are rising, with 2026 and 2027 expected to be the hottest years on record due to El Niño and climate change.
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Federal court rejects Trump order keeping Michigan coal plant openReprint
A federal court ruled that the Energy Department exceeded its authority by forcing a Michigan coal plant to remain open.
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Court rules that Trump can’t force a Michigan coal plant to keep running
A federal court ruled the Department of Energy lacked authority to force a Michigan coal plant to remain operational.
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Why Milankovitch (Orbital) Cycles Can’t Explain Earth’s Current WarmingStudy
NASA explains why natural orbital cycles are insufficient to account for the rapid warming observed in recent decades.
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States’ Human Rights Obligations in the Context of Climate Change: Guidance Provided by the UN Human Rights Treaty Bodies (September 2026)Study
The UN provides new guidance on the human rights obligations of states regarding climate change impacts.
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District Court Finds New York's Climate Change Superfund Act Preempted by "Federal Interests"
A federal court ruled that New York's Climate Change Superfund Act is preempted by federal law, blocking state-level climate accountability efforts.
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Record August Heat Pushes Global Temperatures Back Above 1.5°C, Western Europe's Hottest SummerStudy
Global temperatures in August exceeded 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, coinciding with a record-breaking summer in Western Europe.
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Permafrost and wetlands may add more warming than climate models expectStudy
A study suggests that permafrost thaw and wetland emissions could accelerate global warming more than current climate models predict.
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Climate-related disruptions affected schooling of 171 million students in 2025, UNICEF saysStudy
UNICEF reports that climate-related disruptions impacted the education of 171 million students globally in 2025.
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Bay Area’s first ‘living levee’ opens at Palo Alto Baylands
A new 'living levee' designed to provide flood protection and restore wetlands has opened in Palo Alto.
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Palo Alto Horizontal Levee Completion Celebrated
The city of Palo Alto has completed a horizontal levee project to mitigate coastal flooding and sea level rise.
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Microsoft May Abandon its Clean Energy Powered Data Centre Targets
Microsoft may abandon its clean energy targets for data centers, marking a setback in corporate climate commitments.
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El Niño: Indonesia fire emissions in 2026 ‘on track’ to match record for this centuryStudy
Projections indicate that Indonesia's 2026 fire-related carbon emissions are on track to match the highest levels recorded this century.
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Canada 20 years behind 2030 emissions target, analysis showsStudy
An analysis indicates Canada is significantly off-track to meet its 2030 emissions reduction targets.
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Canada more than 20 years behind on reaching its 2030 emissions target, study suggests
A study suggests Canada is lagging by over two decades in meeting its 2030 climate emissions goals.
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Trump's Grid Battery Ban Leaves Developers Guessing
Uncertainty surrounds grid battery projects following reports of potential policy restrictions or bans under the incoming Trump administration.
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US court blocks Trump administration bid to keep Michigan coal plant open
A US court has blocked an administration attempt to keep a Michigan coal-fired power plant operational.
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Rich nations are handing Nepal a climate crisis bill it can’t afford
Nepal faces significant financial burdens due to climate-driven disasters, highlighting the economic impact of climate change on vulnerable nations.
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Court Overturns Trump Order to Keep Michigan Coal Plant Running
A court overturned a Trump-era order that had mandated the continued operation of a Michigan coal plant.
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Coral Reefs Can Recover But Relentless Marine Heat Waves Won’t Let Them
Persistent marine heat waves are preventing coral reefs from recovering from global bleaching events.
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Revealed: More than 1,000 NHS operations cancelled due to record UK heatwaves
Record-breaking heatwaves in the UK led to the cancellation of over 1,000 NHS hospital operations.
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Ocean acidification may disrupt diatoms' carbon capture and marine food websStudy
Research indicates that ocean acidification may impair diatoms, potentially disrupting marine food webs and the ocean's capacity for carbon sequestration.
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Divergence between physical and emotional heat resilience in Chinese citiesStudy
A study reveals a significant gap between physical heat exposure and emotional resilience in Chinese urban populations.
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The battery era is here — and China is supplying itStudy
Global battery deployment for electric vehicles and grid storage has reached record levels, with China serving as the primary supplier.
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Oil Prices Spike After Houthis Blitz
August 2026 tied for the hottest month on record as extreme weather events continue globally.
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District Court Finds New York's Climate Change Superfund Act Preempted by "Federal Interests"
A district court ruled that New York's Climate Change Superfund Act is preempted by federal law, blocking state-level climate accountability efforts.
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Wildfires, permafrost melt in Canada causing even more climate change, new study showsStudy
New research shows that wildfires and permafrost melt in Canada are creating a feedback loop that accelerates climate change.
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Global drought shows no detectable recent acceleration under climate warmingStudy
A study published in Nature Climate Change finds no detectable recent acceleration in global drought trends despite warming.
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August 2026 was world’s joint hottest month on record, according to CopernicusReprint
Copernicus reports that August 2026 was tied as the world's hottest month on record.
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August 2026 matches global monthly heat record at 16.96°C, Copernicus reportsReprint
Copernicus data shows August 2026 reached a global average temperature of 16.96°C, matching previous heat records.
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Nepal flash floods disaster offers crucial first test of world climate fund
The Nepal flood disaster serves as a critical test case for the effectiveness of the global climate fund.
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Climate Disasters Disrupted Schooling for 171 Million Children in 2025Reprint
Climate disasters significantly impacted the schooling of 171 million children throughout 2025.
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Exclusive: Oil Industry Moves to Weaken Proposed Fossil Fuel Advertising Ban in France
The oil industry is lobbying to weaken proposed French legislation that would ban fossil fuel advertising.
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Carbon Brief fact-checks 45 Reform UK climate and energy claims
Carbon Brief provides a detailed fact-check of 45 climate and energy claims made by the UK's Reform party.
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China’s clean energy boom begins to weaken coal’s dominance - EmberStudy
A report by Ember indicates that China's rapid expansion of clean energy is beginning to reduce the dominance of coal power.
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Red states led 71% of new U.S. solar installs in first half of 2026
Data shows that Republican-led U.S. states accounted for 71% of new solar installations during the first half of 2026.
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Canada is now more than 20 years behind reaching its 2030 emissions target
Analysis indicates that Canada is significantly behind schedule to meet its 2030 emissions reduction targets.
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California sues over Trump’s changes to Endangered Species Act, arguing they threaten habitat
California filed a lawsuit challenging Trump administration changes to the Endangered Species Act, citing threats to critical habitats.
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When forests burn, climate commitments falter
Forest fires are undermining global climate commitments and carbon reduction goals.
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Marine heatwaves destroy at least 9.5% of world’s coral reefs – GCRMN reportStudy
A GCRMN report indicates that marine heatwaves have caused the loss of at least 9.5% of the world's coral reefs.
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August hottest month ever recorded
Global climate records indicate that August was the hottest month ever recorded.
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Oil Market Report - September 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released its September 2026 report analyzing global oil market trends and supply dynamics.
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School Students Missed 15 Million Teaching Hours Due to June Heatwave
A June heatwave caused students to miss 15 million hours of instruction due to school closures and extreme temperatures.
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UN warns political division in addressing climate change threatens economic stability
The UN warns that political polarization is hindering climate action and threatening global economic stability.
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NASA study finds Earth’s ocean abyss has not warmedStudy
A NASA study finds that the deepest layers of the ocean have not experienced significant warming.
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Climate ‘feedback loops’ could worsen global warming by 30%, study findsReprint
A study finds that climate feedback loops could amplify global warming by 30 percent.
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This climate problem isn’t on the UN agenda — data centers
The significant environmental impact of data centers is currently absent from major UN climate agendas.
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Just 5 questions: The temperature recordStudy
NASA provides a brief overview explaining how global temperature records are tracked and verified.
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Angolan communities return to seasonal migration amid severe drought
Communities in Angola are returning to traditional seasonal migration patterns due to the impacts of severe drought.
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Nepal estimates reconstruction after deadly floods to cost nearly $7 billion
Nepal estimates that reconstruction costs following recent deadly floods will reach nearly $7 billion.
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Sudden sea level rise tied to El Niño is about to hit the California coast
El Niño-driven sea level anomalies are expected to impact the California coast in the near future.
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Bay Area’s first ‘living levee’ opens at Palo Alto Baylands
Palo Alto has opened a 'living levee' designed to provide flood protection and restore local marshland habitat.
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New map reveals 10 million dead trees from Maine to South Carolina as saltwater creeps inland
A new map documents 10 million dead trees along the U.S. East Coast caused by saltwater intrusion.
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Nepal’s Climate Compensation Appeal Highlights a Global Funding Gap
Nepal's call for climate compensation highlights the significant global funding gap for climate-vulnerable nations.
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Google to buy 1M rice-methane credits from Mitti Labs by 2030Reprint
Google has committed to purchasing one million rice-methane carbon credits from Mitti Labs by 2030.
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Dinowitz urges appeal after federal judge strikes down New York climate superfund law
A local official is calling for an appeal after a judge struck down New York's climate superfund law.
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Axpo and energieUri commission Switzerland’s largest operational BESS facilityStudy
Axpo and energieUri have commissioned Switzerland’s largest operational battery energy storage system facility.
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Tesla inks massive 3 GWh Megapack deal with Zhero for Italy’s grid storage push
Tesla has signed a 3 GWh battery storage deal with Zhero to support Italy's grid infrastructure.
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A world of climate refugees? Climate change, mobility and conflictStudy
A report examines the complex relationship between climate change, human mobility, and the potential for increased global conflict.
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Sask. appeal court dismisses lawsuit on government climate inaction
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal dismissed a lawsuit challenging the government's alleged failure to take sufficient climate action.
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August tied as world’s hottest month on record as El Niño strengthensReprint
August 2026 tied as the hottest August on record globally amid strengthening El Niño conditions.
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August 2026 Declared Hottest Ever Since 1940; We Are So CookedClickbait
August 2026 is confirmed as the hottest August since record-keeping began in 1940.
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Court Overturns Trump Order to Keep Michigan Coal Plant Running
A court overturned a Trump-era order that sought to keep a Michigan coal plant operational.
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When Extreme Heat Becomes the "New Normal" Across the Middle East and North Africa
Greenpeace analyzes the implications of extreme heat becoming a permanent climate reality across the Middle East and North Africa.
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Bay Area’s first ‘living levee’ opens at Palo Alto Baylands
Palo Alto has opened a new 'living levee' designed to provide natural flood protection and habitat restoration.
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Nigerian village vanishing into sea — why coastal America should take note
A Nigerian village is being lost to rising sea levels, highlighting risks that also threaten coastal regions in the United States.
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5 years on, BMC begins upgrading Mumbai’s 1st climate action plan
Mumbai's municipal corporation has begun the process of updating the city's first climate action plan.
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Canada won't even hit 2030 emissions target by 2050, new study suggestsStudy
A new study indicates Canada is not on track to meet its 2030 emissions reduction targets.
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CFE, HDF Energy advance Mexico's first solar-hydrogen hybrid plant
CFE and HDF Energy are progressing with the development of Mexico's first solar-hydrogen hybrid power plant.
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A Texas LNG Plant Pumps Out Chronic, Unpermitted Pollution, a Watchdog FindsStudy
A watchdog report found that a Texas LNG export terminal has repeatedly violated air pollution permits without facing regulatory consequences.
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Data Center Boom Brings Health Hazards, Former EPA Officials WarnStudy
Former EPA officials warn that the data center boom poses health risks while the current administration dismantles environmental safeguards.
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Angolan communities return to seasonal migration amid severe drought
Severe, climate-linked drought in Angola is forcing local communities to migrate to neighboring countries in search of food and water.
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Court Strikes Down Trump Order to Keep an Aging Coal-Burning Plant Running
A court ruled that the Trump administration overstepped its authority by attempting to keep an aging Michigan coal plant in operation.
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Nepal floods: How measuring snow in the Himalayas could help avoid future disasters
Improved monitoring of Himalayan snow and ice is essential to mitigate the risk of future deadly floods in the region.
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SpaceXAI data centre may have led to Mississippi air pollution spike
Analysis suggests that gas turbines powering a large new data center in Mississippi have caused a spike in local nitrogen oxide emissions.
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Lexington-Fayette County Council Passes Solar Zoning Amendment, a Win for Lower Bills & Climate Goals
Kentucky's Lexington-Fayette County Council approved a zoning amendment allowing agrivoltaic solar projects on a small portion of local agricultural land.
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One panel per minute: Solar recycling is going big in Texas
A new solar panel recycling facility in Texas aims to recover valuable materials like silver and silicon from decommissioned panels.
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xAI has quietly built a massive battery at its Memphis data center hub
Satellite imagery reveals xAI has installed a massive Tesla Megapack battery system at its Memphis data center hub.
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Responding to Pingree Request, GAO Finds USDA Has Done Too Little to Protect Farms and Forests from Climate-Driven Diseases and PestsStudy
A GAO report finds the USDA has failed to adequately protect farms and forests from climate-driven pests and diseases.
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Aging US Water Systems Are No Match for Climate Change
Aging water infrastructure in the United States is increasingly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change.
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Flood-ravaged Nepal calls for climate justice
Following devastating floods, Nepal is calling for international support and climate justice to address climate-driven disasters.
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NASA study finds Earth’s ocean abyss has not warmedStudy
A NASA study finds that the deepest parts of the ocean have not experienced significant warming despite rising global temperatures.
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Climate ‘feedback loops’ could worsen global warming by 30%, study findsReprint
A report highlights that climate feedback loops could potentially worsen global warming projections by 30 percent.
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Did You Suffer a Sweltering August? You Weren't Alone. It Tied for the Month With the Hottest Global Temperatures on Record
Global temperature data confirms that August tied for the hottest month on record.
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How 100 days of record ocean heat is reshaping life in and around the seas
Record-breaking ocean temperatures over 100 days are causing significant disruptions to marine ecosystems.
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Half the world is seeing extreme heat extend beyond summer
Global data indicates that extreme heat events are increasingly extending beyond the traditional summer season.
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Fertilizers and extreme heat are damaging coral reefs in the Gulf of Mexico, isotope analyses revealStudy
Isotope analysis shows that fertilizer runoff and extreme heat are damaging coral reefs in the Gulf of Mexico.
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When Extreme Heat Becomes the "New Normal" Across the Middle East and North Africa
Extreme heat is becoming a persistent 'new normal' across the Middle East and North Africa.
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Angolan communities return to seasonal migration amid severe drought
Communities in Angola are returning to traditional seasonal migration patterns due to the impacts of severe, prolonged drought.
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Nepal Seeks $20 Million in Climate Compensation After Glacier’s Collapse Triggers Deadly Floods
Nepal is seeking $20 million in compensation after a glacial collapse triggered deadly flooding events.
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Nepal demands climate justice after deadly floods | $20 million compensation claim
Nepal is formally demanding $20 million in climate justice compensation from the international community following recent deadly flooding.
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Sudden sea level rise tied to El Niño is about to hit the California coast
El Niño-driven sea level anomalies are expected to cause temporary but significant coastal flooding in California.
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Nigerian village vanishing into sea — a warning for coastal America
The loss of a Nigerian village to rising seas serves as a case study for coastal vulnerability in the United States.
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How 100 days of record ocean heat is reshaping life in and around the seasReprint
Prolonged record ocean temperatures are significantly disrupting marine ecosystems and coastal life.
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Antarctica has gained a record 695 billion tons of ice. Scientists have found an unexpected reason.Study
Scientists have identified an unexpected mechanism behind a record increase in Antarctic ice mass.
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Illinois releases comprehensive climate action plan
The state of Illinois has released a comprehensive plan detailing its strategy for climate action.
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Google’s Emissions Climbed 48% Since 2019. AI Is Why.
Google's greenhouse gas emissions have risen 48 percent since 2019, primarily driven by the energy demands of artificial intelligence.
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The new report Von der Leyen should announce at SOTEU
The Parliament Magazine outlines key climate policy recommendations that the European Commission President should address in her State of the Union speech.
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Dinowitz urges appeal after federal judge strikes down New York climate superfund law
A local official is calling for an appeal after a federal judge struck down a New York law targeting climate-related damages.
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To Drill or Not to Drill? Britain Nears Decision on Aging North Sea Oil Fields.
The British government is nearing a decision on whether to approve new drilling operations in aging North Sea oil fields.
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Global Energy Monitor Reports 552 GW Of Prospective Solar And Wind Capacity In Mediterranean RegionStudy
A Global Energy Monitor report identifies 552 GW of prospective wind and solar capacity developments across the Mediterranean region.
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India’s Solar Capacity Crosses 168 GW As 2026 Installations Near 34.45 GW By August 2026
India's total solar capacity has surpassed 168 GW, with significant new installations projected through August 2026.
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Vattenfall goes ahead with 1GWh battery storage project at former nuclear site in Germany
Vattenfall is proceeding with a 1GWh battery storage facility located at the site of a former nuclear power plant in Germany.
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Tesla inks massive 3 GWh Megapack deal with Zhero for Italy’s grid storage push
Tesla has secured a contract to supply 3 GWh of Megapack battery storage to Zhero for grid projects in Italy.
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UN climate chief warns political division is undermining fight against 'economic security emergency'
The UN climate chief warns that political divisions are hindering global efforts to address the economic risks posed by climate change.
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Poland and other V4 countries will block EU climate policies that raise energy costs, warns Tusk
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that V4 countries will oppose EU climate policies they claim increase energy costs.
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Sask. appeal court dismisses lawsuit on government climate inaction
A Saskatchewan appeals court dismissed a lawsuit challenging the government's climate inaction.
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Coral Bleaching Occurring Too Frequently for Reefs to Recover, Scientists Say
Researchers report that coral bleaching events are occurring too frequently for reefs to recover.
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Lawsuit adds to allegations that Cameron Parish LNG terminals are hurting seafood industryReprint
A lawsuit alleges that LNG terminals in Cameron Parish are negatively impacting the local seafood industry.
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The Atlantic reaches a milestone for the latest date without a hurricane
The Atlantic hurricane season has reached a record-late date without the formation of a named storm.
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Europe’s high-altitude year-round ski season has turned to slush
Rising temperatures are causing high-altitude European ski resorts to lose snow cover, threatening the viability of year-round skiing.
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The Dutch Village in the Path of Europe’s Energy Transition
A Dutch village faces significant changes as it sits in the path of Europe's transition to renewable energy.
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Netherlands Cuts Gas Storage Target in Attempt to Ease Prices
The Netherlands reduced its gas storage target in an effort to lower energy prices for consumers.
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Carbon Capture Is Booming. So Is the Push to Shift Oversight to States
Industry efforts to shift carbon capture oversight to states may weaken regulatory standards and accountability for emissions projects.
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China Aims For 70% Plugin Vehicle Sales By 2030 — Hit 61% In August
China has set a target for 70 percent of vehicle sales to be plug-in models by 2030.
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MN Power Ordered to Continue Investigating Alternatives to New Gas Plant
Minnesota regulators ordered a utility to explore alternatives to a proposed gas plant to ensure grid reliability.
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TVA Sued for Violating Federal Clean Air Act at Its Cumberland Fossil Plant
Environmental groups sued the Tennessee Valley Authority for alleged Clean Air Act violations at a fossil fuel plant.
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Installed Solar Power Now Enough For 50 Million US HomesStudy
Installed solar capacity in the United States has reached a level sufficient to power 50 million homes.
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Facing public pressure, regulators to vote on three more West Texas transmission linesReprint
Texas regulators are set to approve new transmission lines to support the state's energy infrastructure.
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Aging US Water Systems Are No Match for Climate Change
Aging U.S. water infrastructure is increasingly failing to withstand the impacts of climate-driven weather extremes.
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Rich nations are handing Nepal a climate crisis bill it can’t afford
Wealthy nations are failing to provide adequate financial support to Nepal for the climate crisis impacts it faces.
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Nepal calls for international financial compensation following deadly floods
Nepal is seeking international financial compensation following deadly floods linked to climate change.
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El Niño will soon become the strongest one on record. Track its wide-reaching impacts.
Meteorologists report that the current El Niño event is on track to become the strongest on record.
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Global warming is accelerating faster than expected, partly due to natural factors
Recent analysis indicates global warming is accelerating due to a combination of human-induced and natural factors.
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Rising global temperatures heighten glacier-related disaster risks in high-altitude regions, experts warn
Experts warn that rising temperatures are increasing the risk of glacier-related disasters in high-altitude regions.
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Human Fingerprint In Regional Climate ChangeStudy
New research identifies the human fingerprint in observed regional climate change patterns.
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Nepal puts flood reconstruction bill at $4.78B as death toll continues to riseReprint
Nepal estimates reconstruction costs at $4.78 billion as the death toll from recent flooding continues to rise.
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The coming years may bring catastrophic weather that could be ‘far worse’ than history suggests: King’s College LondonStudy
King’s College London researchers warn that future weather events could exceed historical extremes.
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Three-dimensional reconstruction of glacier-derived freshwater in East Antarctica using an end-member-independent hydrographic parameterizationStudy
A scientific study reconstructs the distribution of glacier-derived freshwater in East Antarctica.
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Metsä Group’s carbon dioxide capture plant receives EUR 21 million in aid
Metsä Group receives 21 million euros in funding to support the development of a carbon dioxide capture facility.
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Scope 3 emissions: India’s next big climate challenge—and a global trade opportunity
An analysis discusses the challenges and trade opportunities for India regarding Scope 3 emissions reporting.
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New Electrochemical Method Boosts Ocean Alkalinity to Capture CarbonStudy
Scientists have developed an electrochemical method to enhance ocean alkalinity for improved carbon capture.
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East Coast energy company announces geothermal plans for Oregon, Washington Weyerhaeuser lands
An energy company plans to develop geothermal power projects on timberlands in Oregon and Washington.
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Exclusive | Beijing freezes plant approvals for energy-storage batteries
Beijing has reportedly frozen approvals for new energy-storage battery plants, potentially slowing infrastructure progress.
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India’s CEA proposes mandatory BESS for new solar, storage
India's Central Electricity Authority has proposed mandatory battery storage requirements for all new solar energy projects.
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California survived the hottest August on record without needing Flex Alerts. Here’s why
California managed its power grid during a record-breaking hot August without needing emergency conservation alerts.
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India’s Solar Capacity Crosses 168 GW As 2026 Installations Near 34.45 GW By August 2026Study
India's total solar capacity surpassed 168 GW, with nearly 34.45 GW of new installations added by August 2026.
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Batteries Carry California Grid Through Hottest August on RecordReprint
Battery storage systems helped maintain grid stability in California during the state's hottest August on record.
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Canada 20 years behind 2030 emissions target, analysis showsReprint
New analysis reports that Canada is currently tracking 20 years behind its 2030 emissions reduction goals.
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Vattenfall goes ahead with 1GWh battery storage project at former nuclear site in Germany
Vattenfall is proceeding with the construction of a 1GWh battery storage facility at a former nuclear power plant site in Germany.
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Coral bleaching occurring too frequently for reefs to recover, scientists say
Scientists warn that the increasing frequency of coral bleaching events is preventing reefs from recovering.
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When Climate Change Comes for the Fish Fry
Climate change is impacting fish populations and the traditional cultural practice of the fish fry.
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Frontiers of Information Integrity in Climate Change and Climate-Related Disasters: Information Integrity Interventions Landscape ReportStudy
A new report examines the landscape of information integrity interventions concerning climate change and related disasters.
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The guy selling both California and Trump on carbon removal
A profile explores the efforts of an advocate promoting carbon removal technology to both California officials and the Trump campaign.
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Hottest Summers On Record: How This Year Ranked In Illinois
Data analysis shows how this year's summer temperatures ranked historically across Illinois.
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How the body adapts to extreme heat
Researchers examine the physiological mechanisms by which the human body adapts to extreme heat.
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Rethinking resilience in the face of extreme heatStudy
Swiss Re explores strategies for improving infrastructure and community resilience against the impacts of extreme heat.
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Extreme heat grips Tennessee and California as Los Angeles ties temperature record
Extreme heat records are being tied or broken across Tennessee and California.
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74% of Texas Back in Drought as the Heat Continues | Texas Weather Roundup 9/11
Persistent heat has caused 74% of Texas to return to drought conditions.
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Drought worsens in Nevada | NevadaWX 2Go | 2news.comReprint
Drought conditions in Nevada have intensified according to recent weather reports.
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Utah offers ‘unprecedented’ 0% loans for farmers amid difficult drought, wildfire year
Utah is offering zero-percent interest loans to farmers to help them cope with ongoing drought and wildfire challenges.
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Nepal PM Balen Shah to highlight climate change, flood losses at UNGA
Nepal's Prime Minister plans to address climate change and flood-related economic losses at the United Nations General Assembly.
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Prime Minister Shah to highlight Nepal’s outsized climate burden at UN
Nepal's Prime Minister intends to emphasize the nation's disproportionate climate burden at the United Nations.
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Bay Area Communities Unite to Take On Sea Level Rise
Bay Area communities are organizing to implement collective strategies against rising sea levels.
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A pilot program in Plymouth hopes to crack the code on insurance in coastal communities
A Plymouth pilot program is testing new insurance models to address climate-driven coastal risks.
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Nigerian village vanishing into sea — why coastal America should take note
A Nigerian village is being lost to rising sea levels, highlighting risks faced by coastal communities globally.
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'Super duper' El Niño could bring triple normal dry season rainfall
A strong El Niño event is forecasted to bring significantly higher rainfall to Florida during the dry season.
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5 years on, BMC begins upgrading Mumbai’s 1st climate action plan
Mumbai is beginning the process of updating its municipal climate action plan after five years.
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Antarctica has gained a record 695 billion tons of ice. Scientists have found an unexpected reason.
Scientists have identified a specific cause for a recent increase in Antarctic ice mass.
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Melting beauty: The Patagonian icefieldsStudy
NASA imagery documents the ongoing retreat and melting of icefields in Patagonia.
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CIOs need to start accounting for AI carbon footprint
IT industry experts urge CIOs to implement rigorous accounting methods to track and manage the rising carbon footprint of artificial intelligence systems.
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Illinois releases comprehensive climate action plan
The state of Illinois has released a comprehensive climate action plan to guide its transition toward lower emissions.
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GSK Signs 500,000-Tonne Carbon Removal Deal with Varaha
GSK has entered a deal to purchase 500,000 tonnes of carbon removal credits from the climate-tech firm Varaha.
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Global Briefing: Europe's largest carbon capture facility inaugurated
Europe's largest carbon capture and storage facility has been officially inaugurated, marking a milestone for industrial emissions reduction.
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A new way to monitor methane from abandoned wellsStudy
Researchers have developed a new method for monitoring methane leaks from abandoned oil and gas wells.
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A solution for failing climate policy: Make fossil fuels unprofitable
An opinion piece argues that making fossil fuels unprofitable is the key to effective climate policy.
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Climate policy criticism: The Greens call for faster switch from fossil fuels to renewables
The German Green party is advocating for an accelerated transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.
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Climate Change Is Putting Children’s Health and Future at Risk
A report highlights the growing risks that climate change poses to the health and future well-being of children.
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U.S. Solar Capacity Can Now Power Over 50 Million American HomesStudy
U.S. solar energy capacity has reached a milestone sufficient to power over 50 million homes.
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Sonnedix secures US$1.3 billion to accelerate Chile’s renewable energy and storage
Sonnedix secured $1.3 billion in financing to expand renewable energy and battery storage projects in Chile.
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Crystallization Control Unlocks 30.1% Efficient All-Perovskite Triple-Junction Solar CellsStudy
A new crystallization control method has enabled all-perovskite triple-junction solar cells to reach 30.1 percent efficiency.
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Reportage - Circular construction could be positive tipping point according to climate researchStudy
Climate research suggests that adopting circular construction practices could serve as a positive tipping point for emissions reduction.
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Portugal’s Electric Vehicle Sales Surge 65% in August, Signaling Market Potential
Electric vehicle sales in Portugal increased by 65% in August, indicating growing consumer adoption of clean transportation.
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Government Fast-Tracks New Auto Policy to Accelerate EV Transition
The Pakistani government is accelerating a new automotive policy to speed up the national transition to electric vehicles.
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Switzerland’s biggest battery joins the grid — for now
Switzerland's largest battery storage facility has officially connected to the national grid.
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As P.E.I. battery bank burns, Nova Scotia weighs more grid-scale batteries against natural gas for its energy future
Nova Scotia is evaluating the use of grid-scale batteries versus natural gas following a battery fire in Prince Edward Island.
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Plans to add over 2,762 MW from solar, wind and battery storage to national grid
Sri Lanka plans to integrate over 2,762 MW of solar, wind, and battery storage capacity into its national grid.
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Sask. appeal court dismisses lawsuit on government climate inactionReprint
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal dismissed a lawsuit challenging the government's alleged failure to take sufficient climate action.
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Climate-Resilient “Super Reefs”
Researchers are studying climate-resilient coral reefs to understand how they survive warming ocean temperatures.
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A critical shortage of soil moisture was recorded in Ukraine ahead of winterStudy
Data indicates a critical shortage of soil moisture across Ukraine heading into the winter season.
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Utah offers ‘unprecedented’ 0% loans for farmers amid difficult drought, wildfire year
Utah is offering zero-percent interest loans to farmers to help mitigate economic losses from drought and wildfires.
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Utah offers financial relief to farmers hit by drought, wildfires
Utah provides financial assistance to agricultural producers impacted by recent drought and wildfire events.
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‘Nepal PM to highlight climate change, flood losses at UNGA’
Nepal's Prime Minister plans to address climate change impacts and flood losses at the upcoming UN General Assembly.
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This is Toronto | The climate warning that can't be ignored this election
A commentary piece emphasizes the importance of climate change as a key issue in the upcoming Toronto election.
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WEEKLY WATER NEWS DIGEST for 9/8-9/11: Newsom’s big water deal is in trouble; What is El Niño and what makes this a very strong El Niño?; Butte County seeks Oroville Dam accountability; Del Puerto Canyon Reservoir project takes another small step foStudy
A weekly digest covers water policy developments, including El Niño forecasts and infrastructure accountability efforts.
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Rural and beach residents unite against coastal retreat plan
Rural and coastal residents are organizing to oppose a government plan for managed retreat from rising sea levels.
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Melting beauty: The Patagonian icefieldsStudy
NASA imagery documents the ongoing retreat and melting of icefields in the Patagonian region.
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Sinking feeling: Testing for ocean health and carbon storageStudy
Researchers are testing new methods to monitor ocean health and carbon storage capabilities.
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Getting to Zero Coalition Pushes IMO for Predictable Net-Zero Framework
The Getting to Zero Coalition is urging the IMO to establish a predictable framework for net-zero shipping.
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How California Avoided Summer Blackouts Amid Record Heat
California successfully managed grid stability during record-breaking heat waves through strategic energy management.
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Trump's Grid Battery Ban Leaves Developers Guessing
Uncertainty surrounds grid battery projects following reported policy shifts regarding their deployment.
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Premier Energies, RCT India plan 12GWh BESS manufacturing facility in Telangana
Premier Energies and RCT India announced plans to build a 12GWh battery energy storage system manufacturing facility in Telangana.
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Australian state needs 125 GWh of energy storage by 2035, says reportStudy
A new report indicates that an Australian state requires 125 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2035 to meet its goals.
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Why New York Just Lost Its Massive Climate Superfund Fight
A legal effort to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for climate damages in New York has been defeated.
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Hottest Summers On Record: How This Year Ranked In MI
Local data analysis shows how Michigan's summer temperatures compare to historical records amid global warming trends.
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Landsat 9: Continuing 50 Years of Eyes on our Changing PlanetStudy
Landsat 9 continues a five-decade record of monitoring Earth's surface changes and environmental health.
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Air QualityStudy
NASA provides satellite data and resources for monitoring global air quality and atmospheric pollutants.
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RAVAN CubeSat to Demonstrate New Technology for Radiation Balance MeasurementsStudy
The RAVAN CubeSat mission will test new sensor technology to improve measurements of Earth's radiation balance.
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Migratory bird species increasingly at risk, report finds, but there is still hopeStudy
A BirdLife International report finds that 45% of migratory bird species are in decline due to habitat loss and climate pressures.
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When will your glacier disappear? New website lets users explore risks worldwideStudy
A new website allows users to explore global glacier retreat risks and the potential impact of limiting future warming.
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New study offers a detailed look at how wildfire smoke impacts Reno's air qualityStudy
A study analyzes the impact of increasing wildfire frequency and intensity on air quality in Reno, Nevada.
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First Antarctic-wide map of grounded icebergs reveals 'picket fence effect' holding sea ice in placeStudy
AI mapping of grounded Antarctic icebergs reveals how they act as a 'picket fence' to stabilize sea ice.
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Solar Power Beats Coal And Gas With BOTH Hands Tied Behind Its Back
Solar power continues to lead new U.S. grid capacity additions despite ongoing political and regulatory challenges.
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Balcony solar is this year’s clean energy superstar in the US
Balcony solar panels are emerging as a significant clean energy trend in the United States.
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UN warns political division in addressing climate change threatens economic stability
The UN warns that political polarization is hindering effective climate action and threatening global economic stability.
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When Climate Change Comes for the Fish Fry
Climate change is impacting fish populations, threatening traditional cultural practices like the fish fry.
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Varietal selection in response to climate change: possible solutions could lie in the history of wheat and barley genesStudy
Researchers are studying historical wheat and barley genetics to identify traits that could help crops adapt to climate change.
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Climate-Resilient “Super Reefs”
Scientists are identifying and protecting coral reefs that show natural resilience to warming ocean temperatures.
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The guy selling both California and Trump on carbon removal
A profile examines an advocate working to secure support for carbon removal technology from both California officials and Donald Trump.
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Schools reel from the extreme heat, but getting a new AC in the classroom isn’t an easy fix
Schools face challenges in installing air conditioning systems to protect students from increasingly extreme heat.
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Rethinking resilience in the face of extreme heatStudy
Swiss Re explores new strategies for building resilience against the impacts of extreme heat.
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The surprising reason California survived record summer heat without blackouts
California avoided blackouts during record summer heat due to increased battery storage and renewable energy integration.
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74% of Texas Back in Drought as the Heat Continues | Texas Weather Roundup 9/11
Drought conditions have expanded to cover 74% of Texas as extreme heat persists across the state.
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Reno wildfire smoke study finds sharp increases in toxic air pollutantsStudy
A study in Reno found that wildfire smoke is causing sharp increases in toxic air pollutants.
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Nepal calls for international financial compensation following deadly floods
Nepal has formally requested international financial compensation to address the aftermath of deadly climate-induced floods.
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Grants, Not Loans: ANPFA, Nepal’s Peasants’ Union, Demands Climate Justice After Deadly Floods
A Nepalese peasants' union is demanding climate justice in the form of grants rather than loans following recent floods.
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Nepal PM Balen Shah to highlight climate change, flood losses at UNGA
Nepal's Prime Minister plans to address the UN General Assembly to highlight the country's flood losses and climate change challenges.
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The Atlantic hurricane season just quietly broke a new weather recordStudy
The Atlantic hurricane season has set a new record for inactivity, according to recent meteorological data.
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How the historic Super El Niño has reshaped hurricane season
Researchers examine how the current strong El Niño event is influencing hurricane season patterns.
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Bay Area Communities Unite to Take On Sea Level Rise
Communities in the San Francisco Bay Area are collaborating on strategies to address rising sea levels.
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Rising seas could hit shorebirds much harder than expected
Research indicates that rising sea levels may pose a more severe threat to shorebird populations than previously estimated.
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A pilot program in Plymouth hopes to crack the code on insurance in coastal communities
A pilot program in Plymouth, Massachusetts, is testing new insurance models for coastal communities facing climate risks.
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Cargo shipping costs rise as Rhine water levels drop again
Low water levels on the Rhine river, linked to drought conditions, are increasing cargo shipping costs.
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Rising sea levels threaten more than 267,000 properties – and the Sunshine State is on the front lineReprint
Rising sea levels pose a significant threat to over 267,000 properties in Queensland, Australia.
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CIOs need to start accounting for AI carbon footprint
IT leaders are increasingly urged to account for and manage the carbon footprint associated with artificial intelligence operations.
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Global Briefing: Europe's largest carbon capture facility inaugurated
Europe's largest carbon capture facility has been officially inaugurated.
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Jeff Bezos’ ex-wife MacKenzie Scott gives $60 million to global methane fight as cutting the invisible ga
MacKenzie Scott donated $60 million to support global efforts aimed at reducing methane emissions.
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The melting of the glaciers could release ancient methane
Melting glaciers may release ancient methane deposits, potentially accelerating global warming processes.
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Hormuz Disruptions Drive Increase in Global Coal Use
Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz have led to an increase in global coal consumption as energy markets react to instability.
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World must reject climate culture wars or face economic ruin, says UN’s Stiell
The UN climate chief warns that political polarization over climate issues poses a significant threat to global economic stability.
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IWMI-IPCC Expert Meeting Highlights Water’s Central Role in Climate ActionStudy
Experts from the IWMI and IPCC emphasize the essential role of water management in effective global climate action strategies.
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Germany, UAE deepen energy cooperation with renewable, gas agreements
Germany and the UAE have signed new agreements to cooperate on renewable energy and natural gas supplies.
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U.S. Solar Capacity Can Now Power Over 50 Million American HomesStudy
Total U.S. solar capacity has reached a milestone sufficient to power over 50 million homes.
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Oracle and OpenAI bet that more solar could combat data center pushback
Oracle and OpenAI are investing in solar energy to address environmental concerns regarding the power demands of data centers.
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India's Evening Power Deficit Persists Despite Record Solar Capacity Growth
India faces persistent evening power deficits despite significant growth in solar energy capacity.
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U.S. Solar Capacity Surpasses 50 Million Homes as Q2 2026 Installations Surge
U.S. solar capacity has expanded to power 50 million homes following a surge in installations during the second quarter of 2026.
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ARRAY Technologies Inaugurates $50 Million Albuquerque Facility to Expand Domestic Solar Manufacturing
ARRAY Technologies opened a new $50 million manufacturing facility in Albuquerque to increase domestic solar production capacity.
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Crystallization Control Unlocks 30.1% Efficient All-Perovskite Triple-Junction Solar CellsStudy
Researchers achieved 30.1% efficiency in all-perovskite triple-junction solar cells using new crystallization control techniques.
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South East Asia Weekly: ERC Eases Grid Tests, Shell Adds 120 MWp Solar, ACEN Invests PHP 9B, Laguna Lake Advances 923 MWp, Skye Adds 1.7 MWp Rooftop, MTerra Starts 600 MW, Premier Expands StorageReprint
Recent developments in Southeast Asia include new solar installations, grid regulation updates, and expanded battery storage projects across the region.
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Axpo and energieUri commission Switzerland’s largest operational BESS facility
Axpo and energieUri have commissioned the largest operational battery energy storage system in Switzerland.
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DERC Approves ₹35.91 Lakh/MW Tariff For 12.5 MW/25 MWh Battery Storage Project In Delhi
The Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved the tariff for a new 12.5 MW/25 MWh battery storage project.
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Plans to add over 2,762 MW from solar, wind and battery storage to national grid
Sri Lanka plans to integrate over 2,762 MW of solar, wind, and battery storage capacity into its national grid.
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India’s RE Sector Draws Rs 18 Lakh Crore: MNRE
India's renewable energy sector has attracted 18 lakh crore rupees in investment, according to the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy.
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Dinowitz urges appeal after federal judge strikes down New York climate superfund law
A New York official is calling for an appeal after a federal judge struck down a state law holding fossil fuel companies liable.
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Sask. appeal court dismisses lawsuit on government climate inactionReprint
A Saskatchewan appeals court dismissed a lawsuit challenging the government's climate inaction.
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Italian court confirms shutdown at large steelworks in blow to Meloni
An Italian court has upheld a shutdown order for a major steelworks facility, impacting national industrial policy.
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Meet the Mechanical Engineer Running to Regulate the Texas Oil and Gas Industry
A Texas state representative is running for a seat on the commission that regulates the state's oil and gas industry.
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Made in Nigeria: The race to build an African solar industry from scratch
Nigeria is attempting to develop a domestic solar industry to compete with Chinese imports.
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Türkiye says it has “final decision” at COP31 despite Australia running negotiations
Türkiye asserts it holds final decision-making authority for the upcoming COP31 summit despite Australian involvement in negotiations.
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Researchers eye AI revolution in natural disaster forecasts
Researchers are utilizing NASA climate data to train AI models capable of providing faster and more accurate natural disaster forecasts.
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California’s Landmark Tire Efficiency Standards Are a Win for Consumers, Climate, and Public Health
California has adopted new efficiency standards for replacement tires to reduce pollution and consumer costs.
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Frontiers of Information Integrity in Climate Change and Climate-Related DisastersStudy
The UNDP released a report addressing the integrity of information regarding climate change and climate-related disasters.
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Climate Change, Air Pollution, and Brain HealthStudy
Stanford University researchers examine the intersection of climate change, air pollution, and human brain health.
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Toronto’s Western Beaches plan balances climate resilience with a lighter touch
Toronto is implementing a coastal resilience project designed to mitigate climate impacts while preserving the local environment.
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EXPLAINED: How can the world limit warming beyond 1.5°C?
This explainer outlines the strategies required for the world to limit global warming beyond the 1.5°C threshold.
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Hottest summer ever is also Maryland's deadliest for heat on record
Maryland experienced its hottest summer on record, which also resulted in the highest number of heat-related deaths.
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Faster, more destructive wildfires could threaten the future of forests
Research indicates that climate-driven, more destructive wildfires pose a significant threat to the future of forests.
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Panama Canal Faces Growing Drought and Transit Curtailments
Persistent drought is forcing the Panama Canal to implement further transit restrictions due to low water levels.
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Grants, Not Loans: ANPFA, Nepal’s Peasants’ Union, Demands Climate Justice After Deadly Floods
Nepal’s peasants' union demands climate justice in the form of grants rather than loans following devastating floods.
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Nepal PM to raise Bhotekoshi flood losses at UNGA climate debate
Nepal's Prime Minister plans to address flood-related losses and climate justice at the upcoming UN General Assembly.
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Surge In Ocean Rise Off The U.S. West Coast Ahead!Study
Climate Impact Company forecasts an accelerated rise in sea levels along the U.S. West Coast.
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As a mighty El Niño deepens global hunger, early action pays off
The World Food Programme emphasizes that early intervention is critical as El Niño conditions threaten global food security.
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Greenhouse gas emissions and GHG textual relevance in corporate annual reportsStudy
A study analyzes how corporate annual reports disclose greenhouse gas emissions and climate-related information.
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Kazakh Businesses to Trade Carbon Units on AIFC Exchange
Kazakhstani businesses begin trading carbon units on the Astana International Financial Centre exchange.
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Rethinking Paint: The Ingredients Driving Its Huge Carbon Footprint
An investigation into the paint industry highlights the high carbon footprint associated with its chemical ingredients.
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On ever thinner ice reducing black carbon demands urgent action
The shipping industry is facing urgent calls to reduce black carbon emissions to protect Arctic ice.
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‘How Much Spaghetti Equals a Chicken?’ Researchers Urge Separate Attention for Methane Cuts
Researchers are advocating for methane reduction strategies to be treated separately from carbon dioxide targets.
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Jeff Bezos’ ex-wife MacKenzie Scott gives $60 million to global methane fight as cutting the invisible ga
MacKenzie Scott has donated $60 million to support global efforts to reduce methane emissions.
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Mediterranean’s 550 GW Renewable Faces Climate, Regulatory Hurdles: GEMStudy
A Global Energy Monitor report identifies regulatory and climate-related hurdles facing 550 GW of planned renewable energy projects in the Mediterranean.
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The utility beneath our streets: How wastewater is becoming a renewable energy asset for real estate and communities - by Karen Prescott
Wastewater heat recovery systems are increasingly being utilized as a renewable energy source for real estate developments.
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Floating wind turbines could cut the cost of renewable energyStudy
New research suggests that floating wind turbine technology could significantly reduce the overall costs of renewable energy generation.
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Enel buys 625MW US solar portfolio from Excelsior Energy Capital
Enel has acquired a 625MW solar energy portfolio from Excelsior Energy Capital to expand its U.S. operations.
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Georgia Power gets approval for 1,137 MW of solar PPAs
Georgia Power has received regulatory approval for power purchase agreements totaling 1,137 MW of solar energy.
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Google Just Signed the Largest Geothermal Power Deal Ever—and You Can Guess WhyClickbait
Google has signed a major geothermal power deal to help meet its clean energy requirements.
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Solar overtakes coal in New Zealand as Q2 generation surges 56% to record 242GWh
Solar power generation in New Zealand reached a record 242 GWh in the second quarter, surpassing coal generation.
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Chinese scientists achieve record-breaking 27.35% efficiency for perovskite-organic tandem solar cellStudy
Chinese researchers have achieved a record 27.35% efficiency rate for a perovskite-organic tandem solar cell.
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Electric cars gain a 33% cost advantage over gasoline cars in Europe
Electric vehicles in Europe have achieved a 33% cost advantage over gasoline-powered vehicles.
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U.S. effectively bars Chinese batteries for power grids, putting energy storage market on alert
New U.S. policies effectively barring Chinese batteries from the power grid are impacting the energy storage market.
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South East Asia Weekly: ERC Eases Grid Tests, Shell Adds 120 MWp Solar, ACEN Invests PHP 9B, Laguna Lake Advances 923 MWp, Skye Adds 1.7 MWp Rooftop, MTerra Starts 600 MW, Premier Expands StorageReprint
A weekly roundup highlights multiple renewable energy and storage project developments across Southeast Asia.
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Environmental regulation types shape green innovation amid climate policy uncertainty and riskStudy
Research indicates that specific types of environmental regulations influence green innovation during periods of policy uncertainty.
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As oceans warm, Florida scientists hunt for heat-resistant coral
Florida scientists are identifying and breeding heat-resistant coral species to help reefs survive rising ocean temperatures.
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Hurricane Lowell knocks out a port in Hawaii that is one island's main source for food and fuel
Hurricane Lowell destroyed a critical port in Hawaii, disrupting the island's primary supply chain for food and fuel.
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The Dutch Village in the Path of Europe’s Energy Transition
A Dutch village is navigating the local impacts and challenges associated with Europe's broader energy transition.
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Fall is staying warmer longer in Portland
Data indicates that autumn temperatures in Portland are remaining warmer for longer periods than in previous decades.
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IEA total oil stocks, June 2026 – Charts – Data & StatisticsStudy
The IEA published data on total global oil stocks as of June 2026.
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CFSv2 forecast seasonal SST anomaliesStudy
NOAA released seasonal sea surface temperature anomaly forecasts using the CFSv2 model.
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Climate Change is adding warmer days to fall in Reno and beyond
Climate change is contributing to an increase in warmer autumn days in Reno and surrounding regions.
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UN climate chief warns political division is undermining fight against 'economic security emergency'
The UN climate chief warns that political polarization is undermining efforts to address the economic security emergency caused by climate change.
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Newport symposium on Pacific gray whales omits one key discussion — climate change
A symposium on Pacific gray whales faced criticism for failing to address the impact of climate change on the species.
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Month starts with record breaking heat, possibility to become hottest September on record
Record-breaking heat at the start of September puts the month on track to be the hottest on record.
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Severe Storms Keep Threatening Flooding Across Northeastern USReprint
Severe storms continue to pose a flooding threat across the northeastern United States.
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Ukrainian Banks Finance UAH 63.3 Billion in Energy Recovery Projects
Ukrainian banks have provided 63.3 billion UAH in financing for energy recovery projects to improve infrastructure resilience.
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BRICS urged to work together on climate-resilient infrastructure
BRICS nations are being urged to collaborate on developing climate-resilient infrastructure.
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Can flood survivors’ stories make climate science better?
An article explores how incorporating the experiences of flood survivors can improve climate science research.
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‘Nepal PM to highlight climate change, flood losses at UNGA’Reprint
Nepal's Prime Minister will highlight the country's climate-related flood losses during upcoming UN meetings.
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Coastal erosion forces cancellation of California music festival
A California music festival was cancelled due to coastal erosion linked to rising sea levels.
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Mayor Wagner leads Regional Climate Resilience discussions in Saint Lucia
Regional leaders met in Saint Lucia to discuss strategies for improving climate resilience.
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WEEKLY WATER NEWS DIGEST for 9/8-9/11: Newsom’s big water deal is in trouble; What is El Niño and what makes this a very strong El Niño?; Butte County seeks Oroville Dam accountability; Del Puerto Canyon Reservoir project takes another small step fo
A weekly digest covers various California water management issues, including El Niño impacts and infrastructure accountability.
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A biodegradable alternative: Swiss scientists test wool blankets to slow glacier melting
Swiss scientists are testing the use of wool blankets to insulate and slow the melting of glaciers.
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Rural and beach residents unite against coastal retreat plan
Residents are organizing to oppose a government plan for managed retreat from coastal areas.
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Byrd Glacier, AntarcticaStudy
NASA provides satellite imagery and data regarding the current state of the Byrd Glacier in Antarctica.
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ASLA launches free guide to assess site carbon emissions
The American Society of Landscape Architects released a free guide to help professionals assess and reduce carbon emissions in site development.
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Sinking feeling: Testing for ocean health and carbon storageStudy
Researchers are testing new methods to monitor ocean health and its capacity for carbon storage in response to climate change.
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Powering Metro Vancouver’s first net-zero-emission school
Metro Vancouver is powering its first net-zero-emission school as part of a regional effort to reduce building-related carbon footprints.
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Joint Turkish-Libyan $2.5B lower-carbon iron project set for 2028: Chairman
Turkey and Libya have announced a $2.5 billion joint project to develop lower-carbon iron production by 2028.
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Rhode Island Energy looks to Maine onshore wind farm to boost renewable electricity supply
Rhode Island Energy plans to source electricity from a new onshore wind farm located in Maine.
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Maine Democratic lawmakers pushing for clean energy options as energy prices rise
Maine lawmakers are proposing new clean energy initiatives to address rising consumer energy costs.
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EirGrid figures show Ireland set new solar records in August
Grid operator EirGrid reported that Ireland achieved new solar energy generation records during August.
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China’s Battery EV Market Grows as Tesla (TSLA Stock) Posts Third Straight Monthly Sales Decline
China's electric vehicle market continues to grow despite a decline in monthly sales for Tesla.
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Spiro partners with Yadea to expand electric mobility across Africa
Spiro has partnered with Yadea to expand electric mobility infrastructure across Africa.
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Islamabad to Introduce Mandatory Vehicle Emission Testing
Islamabad authorities are preparing to implement mandatory emission testing for vehicles to address pollution levels.
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California council to revisit battery storage plan rejected over thermal runaway fears
A California council is reconsidering a battery storage project that was previously rejected due to concerns over fire safety.
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The Energy Independence Myth: Why Countries Need Storage, Resilience and Smarter Grids
An analysis argues that national energy independence requires robust storage, grid resilience, and smarter energy management systems.
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Axpo and energieUri Commission Battery Storage Projects in GurtnellenReprint
Axpo and energieUri have commissioned new battery storage projects in the Swiss municipality of Gurtnellen.
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Graphene Manufacturing Group CEO: 'Five years' of work pays off as battery cells hit 489 cycles
Graphene Manufacturing Group announced its battery cells have successfully reached 489 cycles after five years of development.
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Latvenergo expands Baltic battery storage, solar push alongside wind deals
Latvenergo is expanding its renewable energy portfolio in the Baltics through new battery storage, solar, and wind projects.
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CFE, HDF Energy advance Mexico's first solar-hydrogen hybrid plant
CFE and HDF Energy are advancing plans for Mexico's first solar-hydrogen hybrid power plant.
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Australian state needs 125 GWh of energy storage by 2035, says reportStudy
A new report indicates that an Australian state requires 125 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2035 to meet needs.
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METLEN Sells 165 MW Solar and 725 MWh BESS Project in Chile
METLEN has sold a 165 MW solar and 725 MWh battery energy storage system project located in Chile.
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Masdar and Luxcara explore joint investment of more than € 5bn in Germany’s battery storage and offshore wind sectors
Masdar and Luxcara are exploring a joint investment of over €5 billion in German battery storage and offshore wind projects.
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NAO: Grid upgrade delays could increase consumer bills by £60Study
The National Audit Office warns that delays in UK grid upgrades could increase consumer energy bills by £60.
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Lawsuit adds to allegations that Cameron Parish LNG terminals are hurting seafood industry
A lawsuit alleges that LNG terminals in Cameron Parish are negatively impacting the local seafood industry.
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Hottest Summers On Record: How This Year Ranked In MI
A report details how this year's summer temperatures in Michigan compare to historical records.
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Climate at a Glance County RankingsStudy
NOAA provides tools for analyzing historical climate data and weather records by county.
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Climate at a Glance Statewide MappingStudy
NOAA provides mapping tools for visualizing statewide climate and weather data trends.
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Landsat 9: Continuing 50 Years of Eyes on our Changing PlanetStudy
Landsat 9 continues a five-decade record of monitoring Earth's changing land surface and climate-related environmental shifts.
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Students are suffering in sweltering classrooms, WCCUSD teachers say
Teachers in the West Contra Costa Unified School District report that students are struggling due to high temperatures in classrooms.
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Persistent downpours trigger flood threat for drought-ridden Southeast through the weekend
Heavy rainfall is creating a flood risk for drought-stricken areas in the Southeastern United States.
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Autumn flooding washout as El Nino sparks havoc across Britain for months
Britain faces ongoing flooding issues attributed to the influence of El Niño weather patterns.
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Drought worsens in Nevada | NevadaWX 2Go | 2news.com
Drought conditions have intensified across parts of Nevada according to recent meteorological reports.
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Race against a climate catastrophe?
An opinion piece discusses the urgency of addressing the global climate crisis.
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Our schools must adapt to a changing climate
An op-ed argues that educational institutions must adapt to the realities of a changing climate.
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Climate change a trigger, not the whole story: Himanshu Thakkar on the Rasuwa flood disaster
An expert discusses the complex causes of the Rasuwa flood disaster, noting climate change as one of several contributing factors.
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Byrd Glacier, AntarcticaStudy
NASA provides satellite imagery and data regarding the current state of the Byrd Glacier in Antarctica.
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Southern California coastal damage linked to El Niño, expert says
Experts attribute recent coastal damage in Southern California to the impacts of the current El Niño.
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Europeans Want Air Conditioning in Preference to Lowering Emissions
The Institute for Energy Research argues that European consumers prioritize air conditioning over emissions reduction efforts.
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Powering Metro Vancouver’s first net-zero-emission schoolReprint
Metro Vancouver is developing its first school designed to operate with net-zero emissions.
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Punjab to Launch Crackdown on Smoke-Emitting Vehicles From October 15 Ahead of Smog Season
Punjab authorities announced a crackdown on high-emission vehicles to mitigate smog ahead of the winter season.
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Reportage - Circular construction could be positive tipping point according to climate researchStudy
Research suggests that circular construction practices could serve as a positive tipping point for climate mitigation.
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Mozambique protects Mount Mabu ‘butterfly forest’
Mozambique has officially granted protected status to Mount Mabu, a biodiversity hotspot and home to numerous endemic species.
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Seasonal forecasts could give northern India months of warning before severe winter air pollutionStudy
Seasonal forecasting could help northern Indian cities prepare for severe winter air pollution episodes.
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EV prices are falling while the average new car tops $50K
Average transaction prices for new electric vehicles in the U.S. declined in August, contrasting with rising prices for the broader auto market.
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Tesla reveals European Semi specs: 550 km range, 800 kW charging
Tesla announced European specifications for its electric Semi, including a 550 km range for a 40-tonne load.
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Kia deploys 200 PV5 electric vans for mail delivery
Kia is deploying 200 custom-built PV5 electric vans to support mail delivery services.
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Climate Change is adding warmer days to fall in Reno and beyond
Climate change is extending the duration of warm weather into the fall season in Reno and surrounding areas.
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Frontiers of Information Integrity in Climate Change and Climate-Related Disasters: Information Integrity Interventions Landscape ReportStudy
A new report outlines interventions to improve information integrity regarding climate change and related disasters.
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Just 5 questions: The temperature record
NASA provides a brief overview of how scientists track and verify global temperature records.
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How the body adapts to extreme heat
Researchers examine the physiological mechanisms by which the human body adapts to extreme heat conditions.
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South LA residents face power outages amid extreme heat
Residents in South Los Angeles are experiencing power outages during a period of extreme heat.
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Month starts with record breaking heat, possibility to become hottest September on record
Record-breaking heat at the start of September could lead to the hottest September on record for the region.
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Oregon approves $123M to cover part of 2026 wildfire costs
Oregon has approved $123 million in funding to address projected wildfire costs for 2026.
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A-State Leads $2.2M NSF Project on Drought-Resilient Rice and WheatStudy
Arkansas State University is leading a $2.2 million NSF-funded project to develop drought-resilient rice and wheat varieties.
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Rich nations are handing Nepal a climate crisis bill it can’t afford
This commentary argues that wealthy nations are failing to provide adequate financial support to Nepal for climate-related disaster recovery.
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Nepal's flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont Blanc
Recent flooding in Nepal underscores the growing global threat of climate change and glacial instability.
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BRICS urged to work together on climate-resilient infrastructure
BRICS nations are being urged to collaborate on developing climate-resilient infrastructure to mitigate future disaster risks.
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‘Nepal PM to highlight climate change, flood losses at UNGA’Reprint
Nepal's Prime Minister will highlight the country's climate-driven flood losses during his upcoming address at the UN General Assembly.
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A tale of three storms: Community networks in an era of climate instability
Community-led communication networks are being utilized to improve resilience in areas facing increased climate instability.
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What El Niño Means for Fall and Winter Weather in the U.S.
Meteorologists analyze how the current El Niño cycle is expected to influence weather patterns across the United States this fall and winter.
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Atlantic Ocean has seen no hurricanes so far this season - all due to El Nino
The current El Niño event is being credited for the lack of Atlantic hurricanes so far this season.
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'Super duper' El Niño could bring triple normal dry season rainfall
Meteorological forecasts suggest a strong El Niño event could triple normal rainfall during the upcoming dry season.
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A biodegradable alternative: Swiss scientists test wool blankets to slow glacier melting
Swiss researchers are testing biodegradable wool blankets as a method to slow the melting of alpine glaciers.
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ASLA launches free guide to assess site carbon emissions
The American Society of Landscape Architects released a guide to help professionals assess carbon emissions at project sites.
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Metsä Group’s carbon dioxide capture plant receives EUR 21 million in aid
Metsä Group received 21 million euros in funding to support the development of a carbon dioxide capture plant.
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HEINEKEN UK cuts Manchester Brewery carbon emissions intensity by 42%
Heineken UK successfully reduced the carbon emissions intensity of its Manchester brewery by 42 percent.
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Joint Turkish-Libyan $2.5B lower-carbon iron project set for 2028: Chairman
Turkey and Libya plan to launch a $2.5 billion lower-carbon iron production project by 2028.
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A new way to monitor methane from abandoned wellsStudy
Researchers have developed a new method to monitor methane leaks from abandoned oil and gas wells.
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‘How Much Spaghetti Equals a Chicken?’ Researchers Urge Separate Attention for Methane Cuts
Researchers argue that methane emissions require distinct policy attention rather than being aggregated with other greenhouse gases.
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Bahrain Business: Bapco Energies deploys Andium’s emissions monitoring technology
Bapco Energies in Bahrain is deploying new technology to monitor and manage industrial emissions.
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A solution for failing climate policy: Make fossil fuels unprofitable
An analysis argues that making fossil fuels unprofitable is a necessary strategy for effective climate policy.
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Climate policy criticism: The Greens call for faster switch from fossil fuels to renewables
The Green party is advocating for an accelerated transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources in response to current policy critiques.
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FAO Pakistan Strengthens Capacity for Post-Disaster Assessment of Agriculture
The FAO is working to improve Pakistan's capacity to assess agricultural damage following climate-driven disasters.
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Rhode Island Energy looks to Maine onshore wind farm to boost renewable electricity supply
Rhode Island Energy is seeking to procure electricity from a new onshore wind farm in Maine.
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CFE to Develop Solar, Hydrogen Project in Baja California Sur
Mexico's state utility CFE plans to develop new solar and hydrogen energy projects in Baja California Sur.
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EirGrid figures show Ireland set new solar records in August
Official grid data shows that Ireland reached new record levels of solar energy generation during August.
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The inverse relationship between solar and hydro power generation
Analysis explores the operational trade-offs between solar and hydroelectric power generation in the context of changing weather patterns.
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Electric cars gain a 33% cost advantage over gasoline cars in Europe
Electric vehicles in Europe now hold a 33% cost advantage over gasoline-powered cars, according to new market analysis.
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Proposal to extend the roadmap to restrict gasoline and oil vehicles into the center of Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City officials are proposing a delay in the roadmap to restrict gasoline vehicles from the city center.
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Government Fast-Tracks New Auto Policy to Accelerate EV Transition
The government is accelerating a new automotive policy to speed up the transition to electric vehicles.
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California council to revisit battery storage plan rejected over thermal runaway fears
A California council will reconsider a battery storage project proposal that was previously rejected due to concerns over fire safety.
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N.S. grid operator to open new, broad search for energy technology, including batteries
Nova Scotia's grid operator is launching a broad procurement search for new energy technologies, including battery storage systems.
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Switzerland’s biggest battery joins the grid — for now
Switzerland has commissioned its largest battery storage facility to support the national grid's stability.
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Powering the AI Boom: A Layered Energy Model for Data Centers — Grid, Solar PV, and Storage
Data center operators are increasingly adopting a mix of grid power, solar energy, and battery storage to meet rising electricity demands.
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10C lithium titanium oxide battery aims to keep data center grid fluctuations below 1%Study
A new lithium titanium oxide battery design aims to stabilize grid fluctuations for data centers with high-speed discharge capabilities.
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The Energy Independence Myth: Why Countries Need Storage, Resilience and Smarter Grids
This commentary argues that national energy independence requires investment in storage, grid resilience, and smarter infrastructure.
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Axpo and energieUri Commission Battery Storage Projects in GurtnellenReprint
Axpo and energieUri have completed the commissioning of new battery storage projects located in Gurtnellen, Switzerland.
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Why India’s industrial sector is looking beyond the grid for energy security
Industrial sectors in India are increasingly seeking independent energy solutions to ensure reliability outside of the traditional grid.
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Texas Data Centers: Leading With Energy Storage
Data centers in Texas are increasingly deploying on-site energy storage to manage power demands and improve grid stability.
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Masdar and Luxcara explore joint investment of more than € 5bn in Germany’s battery storage and offshore wind sectors
Masdar and Luxcara are exploring a joint investment of over €5 billion in German battery storage and offshore wind projects.
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As P.E.I. battery bank burns, Nova Scotia weighs more grid-scale batteries against natural gas for its energy future
Following a battery fire in P.E.I., Nova Scotia is evaluating grid-scale batteries versus natural gas for its future energy needs.
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Lawsuit adds to allegations that Cameron Parish LNG terminals are hurting seafood industry
A lawsuit alleges that LNG terminals in Cameron Parish are negatively impacting the local seafood industry.
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Why New York Just Lost Its Massive Fight Against Big Oil
An analysis examines the reasons behind New York's unsuccessful legal challenge against major oil companies.
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August 2026 Declared Hottest Ever Since 1940; We Are So CookedClickbait
August 2026 is confirmed as the hottest month since 1940.
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Climate at a Glance County RankingsStudy
NOAA provides a tool for ranking climate data by county.
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CFSv2 forecast seasonal normalized Prec anomalies with skill maskStudy
The Climate Prediction Center released seasonal precipitation anomaly forecasts.
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Climate at a Glance Statewide MappingStudy
NOAA provides a mapping tool for visualizing statewide climate data.
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Hurricanes Routinely Threaten the Texas Coast. But Mass Evacuations Pose Risks of Their Own.Reprint
Mass evacuations during hurricanes in Texas present significant health and safety risks to residents.
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With multilateralism in crisis, what’s next for climate philanthropy?
Climate philanthropy faces challenges in supporting global action amid a fragmented political landscape.
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Lack of data hinders fight against environmental crimes in Angola, says environmentalist
A lack of environmental data is hindering Angola's ability to address climate crises and meet international pollution commitments.
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El Niño likely to cause wetter and warmer-than-normal autumnStudy
The UK Met Office forecasts a warmer and wetter-than-normal autumn for the region, influenced by El Niño conditions.
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Species 'at risk of vanishing' from area of Wales' largest national park
The National Trust warns that various species are facing extinction in a valley within Snowdonia National Park due to environmental pressures.
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Geely TT launches at $19,100 — half the price of a TeslaReprint
Geely launched the TT electric sedan in China, featuring advanced charging and sensor technology at a competitive price point.
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AI can help clinicians to better address health risks from climate change
Deloitte explores how artificial intelligence can assist clinicians in managing health risks exacerbated by climate change.
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Is Korea safe from landslides as climate change intensifies?Clickbait
The Korea Herald examines the increasing risk of landslides in South Korea as climate change intensifies.
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Is food investing enough in climate adaptation?Clickbait
This article questions whether the food industry is investing sufficiently in climate adaptation measures.
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Extreme heat, humidity triggers major power outages across Los AngelesReprint
Extreme heat and humidity in Los Angeles have caused significant power outages across the region.
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Europe’s Sahara on Fire: Wildfire Trends in Serbia
This article analyzes changing wildfire trends in Serbia within the context of regional climate shifts.
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How a new grant might expand sheep, goat grazing in San Luis Obispo to lower wildfire risk
A new grant may expand targeted grazing programs in San Luis Obispo to reduce wildfire fuel loads.
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Heavy rain this week too late to prevent official drought expansion
Recent heavy rainfall was insufficient to prevent the official expansion of drought conditions in the region.
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Drought conditions extreme across North Texas as measurable rain chances diminish once again
Extreme drought conditions persist in North Texas as the probability of significant rainfall decreases.
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Toronto’s big storm puts climate resilience in the election spotlight
A major storm in Toronto has brought the issue of climate resilience to the forefront of local political discourse.
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Deadly floods put the Himalayas’ hydropower to the test
Deadly flooding in the Himalayas is raising concerns about the vulnerability and reliability of regional hydropower infrastructure.
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Shock report reveals suburbs most at risk of flooding, price drops
A report identifies specific Australian suburbs at high risk of flooding and potential property value declines.
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France’s iconic Mer de Glace glacier is rapidly shrinking
France’s iconic Mer de Glace glacier is experiencing rapid shrinkage due to warming temperatures.
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Allied carbon audit finds 58% lower carbon footprint for down
An audit of down-feather products indicates a 58% reduction in carbon footprint compared to previous benchmarks.
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TfL unveils fresh plan to make the capital’s transport services more resilient, reliable and sustainable
Transport for London has unveiled a new strategy to improve the sustainability and resilience of its transport services.
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Tiny Test Of Ocean Health And Carbon Capture
A small-scale pilot project is testing ocean health monitoring and carbon capture techniques.
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Why Google Agreed 1 Million Methane Credits from Mitti Labs
Google has agreed to purchase one million methane credits from Mitti Labs to support climate-smart rice farming.
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Mitti Labs Secures Google Rice Methane DealReprint
Mitti Labs has secured a deal with Google to generate methane credits through rice cultivation practices.
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Bahrain Business: Bapco Energies deploys Andium’s emissions monitoring technology
Bapco Energies is implementing Andium's technology to monitor and reduce industrial greenhouse gas emissions at its facilities.
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Google Signs Carbon-Credit Scheme with Indian Startup Mitti LabsReprint
Google has entered a carbon-credit agreement with Indian startup Mitti Labs to incentivize methane reduction in rice cultivation.
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BC's new power line breaks ground amid questions over funding, authority
Construction has begun on a new power line in British Columbia amid ongoing debates regarding its funding and regulatory oversight.
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Orion Renewable Energy meets with Moss Bluff residents over proposed 4,700-acre solar farm
Orion Renewable Energy held a public meeting with Louisiana residents to discuss a proposed 4,700-acre solar farm project.
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Prime Group Partners with Wunder for solar infrastructure deployment across self-storage portfolio
Prime Group is partnering with Wunder to install solar infrastructure across its self-storage facility portfolio.
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China floated a solar platform above an offshore fish pen, then sank the whole system underwater to see whether fish, shellfish, algae, and electricity could all share the same patch of sea
Researchers in China are testing an integrated offshore system that combines solar power generation with aquaculture.
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Black Hills Energy moves forward with new Pueblo battery facility
Black Hills Energy is proceeding with the construction of a new battery storage facility in Pueblo, Colorado.
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Orion Renewable Energy meets with Moss Bluff residents over proposed 4,700-acre solar farm
Orion Renewable Energy held a public meeting with Louisiana residents to discuss a proposed 4,700-acre solar farm project.
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Enel closed the acquisition of 810 mw portfolio of solar plants in the United StatesReprint
Enel has acquired an 810 MW portfolio of solar power plants located in the United States.
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SDG Namibia One and Enersense Energy Namibia agree to develop a green fertilizer project
SDG Namibia One and Enersense Energy Namibia have agreed to develop a new green fertilizer project.
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Enel completes purchase of 625 MW of US solar from Excelsior Energy
Enel has finalized the purchase of 625 MW of solar power capacity in the U.S. from Excelsior Energy.
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Georgia Power gets approval for 1.14GW of new solar agreementsReprint
Georgia Power has secured approval for 1.14 GW of new solar energy power purchase agreements.
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Georgia Power receives approval for 1.14GW of solar PPAsReprint
Georgia Power has received regulatory approval for 1.14 GW of new solar power purchase agreements.
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National milestones reached in solar energy generationReprint
Ireland has achieved new national milestones in solar energy generation capacity.
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India Adds 8.2 GWh Battery Storage Capacity in 1H 2026Study
India added 8.2 GWh of new battery storage capacity during the first half of 2026.
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Why India’s industrial sector is looking beyond the grid for energy security
Indian industrial sectors are increasingly investing in private energy solutions to ensure reliability and transition toward cleaner power.
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Turning climate warnings into early action
This commentary discusses the necessity of translating climate warnings into concrete early action and disaster preparedness.
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Fertilizers Are Damaging Coral Reefs In Gulf Of Mexico
Agricultural fertilizer runoff is contributing to the degradation of coral reefs in the Gulf of Mexico.
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What is the "Omega-block" and what impact could it have on Earth?
This explainer defines the 'Omega-block' weather pattern and its potential impacts on the planet.
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Race against a climate catastrophe?Clickbait
An opinion piece questions the global progress in addressing the threat of climate catastrophe.
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A tale of three storms: Community networks in an era of climate instability
Community networks are being utilized to improve resilience and communication during climate-driven extreme weather events.
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For health systems, sustainability is survival
This article argues that sustainability initiatives are essential for the long-term survival and resilience of healthcare systems.
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Lebanon reckons with slow return on gas-to-energy project investment
Lebanon faces economic challenges regarding the profitability of its gas-to-energy infrastructure projects.
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The new report Von der Leyen should announce at SOTEUClickbait
An opinion piece suggests what report the European Commission President should highlight in a speech.
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Punjab to Launch Crackdown on Smoke-Emitting Vehicles From October 15 Ahead of Smog Season
Punjab authorities announced a crackdown on high-emission vehicles to mitigate smog levels starting in October.
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CleanMax commissions record ~530 MW in Q1 FY27, portfolio rises to ~4.2 GWStudy
CleanMax commissioned a record 530 MW of renewable energy capacity in the first quarter of the fiscal year.
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ACE Recycling adds McNeilus Volterra to its fleet
ACE Recycling has added an electric McNeilus Volterra refuse truck to its collection fleet.
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NFI Group Inc. (TSX:NFI) Advances as Transit Electrification Strategy and Recovery Momentum Improve Investor Outlook
NFI Group's stock performance has improved due to its transit electrification strategy and recovery momentum.
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Texas Data Centers: Leading With Energy Storage
Texas data center operators are increasingly integrating battery storage to manage energy demand and grid stability.
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From Digitalisation to Intelligent Energy Systems: The Transformation of Green Energy
Digitalization and intelligent systems are playing a key role in transforming the efficiency and management of green energy grids.
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10C lithium titanium oxide battery aims to keep data center grid fluctuations below 1%Study
A new lithium titanium oxide battery technology aims to minimize grid fluctuations for data centers.
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Lawsuit adds to allegations that Cameron Parish LNG terminals are hurting seafood industryReprint
A lawsuit alleges that LNG terminals in Cameron Parish are negatively impacting the local seafood industry.
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Five ominous signs of strongest El Niño ever recorded are showing up around the worldClickbait
A report highlights five global indicators associated with the current strong El Niño event.
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Climate Program Office (CPO) FY2026 Earth System Science and Services PartnershipStudy
NOAA announced a funding partnership program for research into Earth system science and services.
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ACRIMSATStudy
ACRIMSAT is a NASA mission designed to measure total solar irradiance, a key factor in Earth's energy balance.
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Cal Poly student faints in class amid record-breaking SLO County heat wave
A student fainted in class during a record-breaking heat wave at Cal Poly, highlighting the local impact of extreme temperatures.
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How electronic health records could refine hospitals’ heatwave strategies
Hospitals are exploring the use of electronic health records to better manage and respond to patient needs during heat waves.
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San Marino firefighters use ice-filled bags for heatstroke treatment
San Marino firefighters are utilizing ice-filled bags to treat heatstroke patients as temperatures remain high.
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CleanMax commissions record ~530 MW in Q1 FY27, portfolio rises to ~4.2 GWStudy
CleanMax commissioned a record 530 MW of renewable energy capacity in the first quarter.
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Community editorial board: We haven’t seen anything yet when it comes to climate change
A community editorial board argues that the most severe impacts of climate change are yet to come.
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FY 2026 – Earth System Science and Services PartnershipStudy
NOAA outlines its 2026 partnership program for earth system science and climate-related services.
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Adopt a Pixel 3 km, a new NESEC peer-reviewed publicationStudy
A new peer-reviewed publication details the Adopt a Pixel 3 km project for monitoring Earth's surface and climate variables.
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BLUETTI Launches New Energy Solutions for Work, Home, & Life on the Move at IFA 2026Study
BLUETTI showcased a new range of home and portable energy storage and solar solutions at the IFA 2026 trade show.
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CAT puts century-old train tech to work in new, heavier electric drive dozer
Caterpillar is utilizing diesel-electric locomotive technology to power a new, high-torque electric drive bulldozer.
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Want to get off gas? Learn how at Drive Electric Month events across the US
Drive Electric Month features over 150 events across the U.S. and Canada to promote the transition to electric vehicles.
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Newport symposium on Pacific gray whales omits one key discussion — climate change
A recent symposium on Pacific gray whales faced criticism for failing to address the role of climate change.
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Climate Week NYC and COP: What Do They Have in Common and How Do They Differ?
An analysis compares the objectives and functions of Climate Week NYC and the COP climate summits.
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September Heat Wave Breaks Records in Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara County recorded new temperature highs during a recent September heat wave.
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Parents raise alarms about sweltering Long Beach classrooms during extreme heat wave
Parents in Long Beach are expressing concern over high temperatures in classrooms during a recent heat wave.
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Parents concerned as San Diego County classrooms heat up during heat wave
San Diego County parents are raising concerns about rising temperatures in classrooms during a heat wave.
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15% alcohol in champagne? Climate change is set to make you a little more tipsy
Climate change is altering grape maturation, potentially leading to higher alcohol content in champagne.
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WEATHER BLOG: Benton County hits exceptional drought, first since 2012
Benton County has reached exceptional drought status for the first time since 2012.
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Devon comes together to prepare for ‘climate whiplash’ - News
Devon County Council is coordinating local efforts to prepare for extreme weather events described as 'climate whiplash.'
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A year without a hurricane? El Niño, Sahara dust squelching Atlantic stormsReprint
Meteorological factors including El Niño and Saharan dust are cited as reasons for the unusually quiet Atlantic hurricane season.
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The Atlantic hurricane season just quietly broke a new weather recordReprint
The Atlantic hurricane season has set a new record for inactivity, according to recent meteorological data.
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Scope 3 emissions: India’s next big climate challenge—and a global trade opportunityClickbait
An analysis explores the challenges and trade opportunities for India regarding Scope 3 emissions reporting.
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Google to buy 1M rice-methane credits from Mitti Labs by 2030Reprint
Google committed to purchasing one million rice-methane carbon credits from Mitti Labs by 2030.
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Google To Buy 1M Rice Methane Carbon Credits From India’s Mitti LabsReprint
Google is purchasing one million carbon credits from Indian startup Mitti Labs to support methane reduction in rice cultivation.
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Mitti Labs announces major carbon credit agreement with Google to scale climate-smart agricultureReprint
Mitti Labs announced a carbon credit agreement with Google to expand methane-reducing agricultural practices in India.
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Google Signs Carbon-Credit Scheme with Indian Startup Mitti LabsReprint
Google has signed a carbon-credit agreement with Indian startup Mitti Labs to reduce methane from rice farming.
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Maine Democratic lawmakers pushing for clean energy options as energy prices rise
Maine lawmakers are proposing clean energy legislation as a strategy to address rising electricity costs.
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Orion Renewable Energy meets with Moss Bluff residents over proposed 4,700-acre solar farm
Orion Renewable Energy held a community meeting to discuss a proposed 4,700-acre solar farm project.
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Dig Energy Completes its First Commercial Installation of Geothermal Heating and Cooling
Dig Energy has completed its first commercial installation of a geothermal heating and cooling system.
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Invenergy, HASI expand renewable energy partnershipReprint
Invenergy and HASI have expanded their partnership to finance and develop additional renewable energy projects.
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Brimex Energy becomes the first RNG project in Mexico registered on the CleanCounts Registry
Brimex Energy's renewable natural gas project in Mexico has become the first to register on the CleanCounts Registry.
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Hyvolution 2026: Hitachi Energy highlights energy planning for green hydrogen growth in ChileReprint
Hitachi Energy is promoting infrastructure planning strategies to support the growth of green hydrogen production in Chile.
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ACME Solar Approves Wholly Owned UAE Subsidiary to Strengthen Renewable Energy Procurement, Supply Chain and Project Support
ACME Solar is establishing a UAE subsidiary to improve its renewable energy supply chain and project procurement capabilities.
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China’s Battery EV Market Grows as Tesla (TSLA Stock) Posts Third Straight Monthly Sales Decline
China's battery electric vehicle market continues to grow despite recent sales declines reported by Tesla.
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DPD to increase electric van fleet beyond 4,000 vehiclesReprint
DPD is expanding its electric delivery van fleet to over 4,000 vehicles.
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EV boom sparks demand for power-ready industrial property
Rising demand for electric vehicles is driving a need for industrial properties equipped with high-capacity power infrastructure.
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Eco-friendly delivery vehicles take the lead in Metro Manila retail supply chain
Retailers in Metro Manila are increasingly adopting electric vehicles for their supply chain operations.
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Tesco doubles electric home delivery van fleet in less than a year, with its 2,000th van hitting the road in West Yorkshire
Tesco has doubled its electric home delivery fleet, reaching 2,000 vehicles in under a year.
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Toyota and IVECO to develop new fuel cell for hydrogen truck
Toyota and IVECO are collaborating to develop a new hydrogen fuel cell system for heavy-duty trucks.
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NA Panel Pushes for Regular Vehicle Emission Tests in Islamabad
A Pakistani parliamentary panel is advocating for mandatory regular vehicle emission testing in Islamabad.
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Thermal Insulation Blankets for Batteries Market to Accelerate on Grid-Scale Storage Safety Mandates, Forecast Points Higher Toward 2035Study
A market forecast predicts increased demand for thermal insulation blankets for batteries due to stricter grid-scale safety regulations through 2035.
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Environmental regulation types shape green innovation amid climate policy uncertainty and riskStudy
A study examines how different types of environmental regulations influence green innovation under conditions of climate policy uncertainty.
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GASLIT documentary screenings sell out in Hawaiʻi
Greenpeace documentary screenings about fossil fuel influence in Hawaii have sold out.
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Lawsuit adds to allegations that Cameron Parish LNG terminals are hurting seafood industryReprint
A lawsuit alleges that LNG terminals in Cameron Parish are negatively impacting the local seafood industry.
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In 2001, Hurricane Iris devastated southern Belize; the damage inspired Lisa Carne’s coral-restoration wo
Damage from a 2001 hurricane inspired a coral restoration project in Belize.
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Five ominous signs of strongest El Niño ever recorded are showing up around the worldClickbait
An article outlines five indicators associated with the current El Niño event and its potential global impacts.
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Friday's energy & climate storiesReprint
This is a newsletter roundup of energy and climate news stories.
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Climate Program Office (CPO) FY2026 Earth System Science and Services PartnershipStudy
NOAA announced a funding partnership program for Earth system science and services in fiscal year 2026.
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New, 50-ton Volvo EC500 Electric excavator never needs chargingReprint
Volvo introduced a 50-ton electric excavator designed to match the performance of its diesel-powered counterparts.
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‘I had a crazy dream’: The couple sailing around the world to help coastal communities adapt to climate change
A sailing couple is traveling globally to assist coastal communities in implementing climate change adaptation strategies.
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Climate Week NYC and COP: What Do They Have in Common and How Do They Differ?
This article explains the differences and similarities between Climate Week NYC and the annual COP climate summits.
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Early warning about global warmingClickbait
This commentary serves as a warning regarding the ongoing impacts and future risks of global warming.
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Extreme heat Thursday in Las Vegas, then wind brings increased fire dangerReprint
Las Vegas faces extreme heat followed by high winds that increase the risk of wildfires.
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New investigation reveals 15,000 pigs suffering from extreme heat
An investigation reports that 15,000 pigs are suffering due to extreme heat conditions in industrial farming facilities.
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South LA residents frustrated as heat-fueled power outage leaves over 3,000 in darkReprint
Over 3,000 South Los Angeles residents are without power due to an outage caused by extreme heat.
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Devon comes together to prepare for ‘climate whiplash’ - News
Devon County Council is coordinating local efforts to prepare for the impacts of climate whiplash.
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RFAs: Early Recovery and Resilience Support for Flood-Affected Communities in Gaza (Mozambique)Study
Funding opportunities are announced for recovery and resilience support in flood-affected communities in Mozambique.
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Nepal calls for stronger monitoring of microorganisms due to glacier melt
Nepal calls for increased monitoring of microorganisms released by melting glaciers.
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Invenergy and HASI expand partnership to support renewables portfolio
Invenergy and HASI have expanded their partnership to provide additional financial support for renewable energy portfolios.
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Italgas Teams Up With Cadent, GRDF to Form Renewable Energy Alliance
Italgas, Cadent, and GRDF have formed an alliance to collaborate on renewable energy projects.
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Kazakhstan and EBRD discuss new renewable energy projects
Officials from Kazakhstan and the EBRD met to discuss the development of new renewable energy projects.
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Greening In The Wrong Places: Geography, Policy Distortions, And The Hidden Costs Of Misallocated Green Investment
This opinion piece argues that green investments are often misallocated due to geography and policy distortions.
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Putting catalytic chemistry at the heart of the green energy transition | SCOPE Project | Results in Brief | H2020Study
The EU-funded SCOPE project highlights the role of catalytic chemistry in advancing the green energy transition.
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Clean Energy Employment Grows Amid Skills Shortage
Employment in the clean energy sector is growing despite ongoing challenges related to a skilled labor shortage.
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European Energy Australia completes module installation at 131MW solar PV plant in Victoria
European Energy Australia has finished installing modules at a 131 MW solar power plant in Victoria.
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Enemies of Energy: Electric vehicles and emissions
This opinion piece argues against the transition to electric vehicles and current emissions policies.
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Toyota and IVECO to develop new fuel cell for hydrogen truck
Toyota and IVECO are collaborating to develop a new hydrogen fuel cell system for heavy-duty trucks.
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DERC Approves ₹35.91 Lakh/MW Tariff For 12.5 MW/25 MWh Battery Storage Project In DelhiStudy
The Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved tariffs for a new 12.5 MW battery storage project.
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Renewable Energy & Battery Stocks to Buy Amid Global Warming WoesClickbait
Financial analysis identifies renewable energy and battery stocks as potential investments amid climate concerns.
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Daniel F.C. Crowley on Carbon Pricing
This opinion piece discusses the legal and policy implications of carbon pricing mechanisms.
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Upcoming Environment Haliburton seminar focuses on kicking the carbon habit in our homes
A local environmental group is hosting a seminar to educate residents on reducing carbon emissions within their homes.
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Jhelum Administration, Beaconhouse Sign MoU to Plant 100,000 Saplings
The Jhelum administration and a private school network signed an agreement to plant 100,000 saplings.
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Gujrat School Hosts Major Tree Plantation Drive Under Green and Clean Pakistan Campaign
A school in Gujrat organized a large-scale tree plantation event as part of a national clean and green campaign.
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Reflecting On Renewable Energy Stocks’ Q2 Earnings: EVgo (NASDAQ:EVGO)
Financial analysis reviews the second-quarter earnings performance of EV charging company EVgo.
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Gamifying Energy: The Solar and Battery Game Taking Over Australian Households
Australian households are increasingly using gamified apps to manage solar and battery energy consumption.
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Gregory Casey - Virtual Seminar on Climate Economics (VSCE)Study
A virtual seminar features economist Gregory Casey discussing research on climate economics.
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Zurich Reformed Church members to vote on binding climate rules for church buildings
Members of the Zurich Reformed Church are set to vote on implementing binding climate regulations for church-owned buildings.
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Why New York Just Lost Its Massive Fight Against Big OilClickbait
An opinion piece discusses the legal outcome of New York's climate litigation against major oil companies.
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Why New York Just Lost Its Massive Climate Superfund FightClickbait
An opinion piece analyzes the failure of New York's climate superfund litigation against fossil fuel companies.
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Upcoming Environment Haliburton seminar focuses on kicking the carbon habit in our homes
A local seminar in Haliburton is focusing on practical ways for residents to reduce home carbon emissions.
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Gamifying Energy: The Solar and Battery Game Taking Over Australian Households
Australian households are using gamified apps to manage solar and battery energy consumption.
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DPD UK Grows Electric Van Fleet to 4000 for Eco Delivery
DPD UK has expanded its electric delivery van fleet to 4,000 vehicles.
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Portugal’s Electric Vehicle Sales Surge 65% in August, Signaling Market Potential
Electric vehicle sales in Portugal increased by 65% during the month of August.
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From Digitalisation to Intelligent Energy Systems: The Transformation of Green Energy
Digitalization and intelligent systems are transforming the efficiency and management of green energy grids.
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Intercontinental Chemical Transport Experiment - Phase AStudy
This dataset documents a past NASA experiment studying the transport of chemical species in the atmosphere.
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Doing business in Canada: Environmental and climate change law in Canada
A law firm provides an overview of the current environmental and climate change regulatory landscape in Canada.
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Renewable Energy & Battery Stocks to Buy Amid Global Warming WoesClickbait
A financial article suggests renewable energy and battery stocks for investors concerned about global warming.
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Hottest Summers On Record: How This Year Ranked In IllinoisReprint
Illinois experienced one of its hottest summers on record, according to recent data.
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Letter: Recent weather can spur climate change reform
A letter to the editor advocates for policy reform in response to recent extreme weather events.
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Daniel F.C. Crowley on Carbon PricingClickbait
A legal analysis discusses the current landscape and implications of carbon pricing policies.
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Allied carbon audit finds 58% lower carbon footprint for downStudy
An audit found that down insulation products have a 58 percent lower carbon footprint compared to alternatives.
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Greenly Acquires Normative as Carbon Accounting Consolidation Accelerates
Carbon accounting firms Greenly and Normative have merged, signaling consolidation in the ESG software market.
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University of Alabama launches electric bus fleet
The University of Alabama has launched a new fleet of electric buses for campus transportation.
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McNeilus electric truck takes to the road in Utah
A new McNeilus electric refuse truck has begun operational testing in Utah.
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Duratec Accelerates Fleet Electrification
Duratec is expanding its efforts to transition its fleet to electric vehicles.
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NFI Group Inc. (TSX:NFI) Advances as Transit Electrification Strategy and Recovery Momentum Improve Investor Outlook
NFI Group's stock performance is linked to positive investor sentiment regarding its transit electrification strategy.
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Electric Commercial Vehicle Market to Reach USD 1,478.91Reprint
A market report forecasts growth in the electric commercial vehicle sector.
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Global e-SUV Market to Reach US$ 705.1 Billion by 2033, GrowingReprint
A market analysis projects significant growth for the global electric SUV market by 2033.
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The Heart of Engineering Meets the Future of Energy: Sigenergy Showcases AI-Powered Utility-Scale Energy Storage with SigenStack DC-Coupled PV Project in StuttgartClickbait
Sigenergy showcased its AI-powered utility-scale battery storage and DC-coupled solar technology at a project in Stuttgart.
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Gregory Casey - Virtual Seminar on Climate Economics (VSCE)Study
Gregory Casey presents a virtual seminar on the economic implications and modeling of climate change.
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Climate Revolution Action Networks hosts policy, resistance workshop
The Climate Revolution Action Networks held a workshop focused on climate policy and grassroots resistance strategies.
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Zurich Reformed Church members to vote on binding climate rules for church buildings
Members of the Zurich Reformed Church will vote on implementing binding climate regulations for their church buildings.
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Comment: Climate change threatens pharmaceutical companiesClickbait
A commentary piece argues that climate change poses significant threats to the pharmaceutical industry.
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Column: It’s too hot, and so we must vote for leaders who will address climate changeClickbait
A column urges voters to support political leaders who prioritize climate change action due to rising temperatures.
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The Democrats have it wrong: Climate and environment cannot be separated from affordabilityClickbait
An opinion piece argues that climate policy and economic affordability are inextricably linked.
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Near-record highs, strong storms for the Carolinas: Latest forecastReprint
The Carolinas are experiencing near-record high temperatures and strong storms according to the latest forecast.
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LA County residents endure extreme heat and humidityReprint
Los Angeles County residents continue to face challenges from persistent extreme heat and humidity.
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Letter: Nepal floods climate harbinger
A letter to the editor argues that recent flooding in Nepal serves as a warning of escalating climate change impacts.
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Preparing for severe weather and protecting the city
Brighton & Hove City Council outlines local measures to prepare for severe weather events.
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Climate Justice Beyond Carbon FinanceClickbait
This piece discusses the broader social and equity dimensions of climate justice beyond carbon finance mechanisms.
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Perigus, Synera and Clearway Energy top this week's wind industry movesReprint
This report highlights recent personnel and business developments within the wind energy industry.
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Request for Proposals: Agent-Based Model for Distributed Renewable Energy Adoption
A request for proposals has been issued to develop an agent-based model for studying distributed renewable energy adoption.
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University of Alabama launches electric bus fleet
The University of Alabama has introduced a fleet of electric buses to its campus transportation system.
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DPD to increase electric van fleet beyond 4,000 vehicles
Delivery company DPD is expanding its electric van fleet to over 4,000 vehicles.
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EV boom sparks demand for power-ready industrial property
The growth of the electric vehicle market is increasing demand for industrial properties equipped with high-capacity power infrastructure.
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Ho Chi Minh City accelerates traffic greening
Ho Chi Minh City is implementing initiatives to transition its public and private traffic systems toward greener energy sources.
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Eco-friendly delivery vehicles take the lead in Metro Manila retail supply chain
Retailers in Metro Manila are increasingly adopting electric delivery vehicles for their supply chain operations.
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MPMC’s C&I Battery Storage System Cuts OPEX by 20 Percent at a Ten-Station Dubai Deployment
A commercial battery storage system deployment in Dubai has reportedly reduced operational expenses by 20 percent.
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WATCH: What are the challenges in our generation mix? Energy experts discuss building more energy capacity – involving more supply and more flexibility – via energy storage systems. Watch the episode here: rplr.co/EnergyForProgress. #BrandRapClickbait
Energy experts discuss the necessity of increasing energy capacity and flexibility through storage systems in a sponsored video.
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Climate Revolution Action Networks hosts policy, resistance workshop
A student group hosted a workshop focused on climate policy and activism strategies.
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In 2001, Hurricane Iris devastated southern Belize; the damage inspired Lisa Carne’s coral-restoration wo
Hurricane damage in 2001 inspired a long-term coral restoration project in southern Belize.
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These UvA scholars are taking to the streets for the climate: “If we do nothing, we’ll lose the coral reefs”
University of Amsterdam scholars are protesting for climate action to prevent the loss of coral reefs.
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Stop Blaming Bitcoin Mining: Big Tech's Carbon Footprint Is Clearly LargerClickbait
An opinion piece argues that Big Tech's carbon footprint is more significant than that of the Bitcoin mining industry.
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Wanze Times Launches Series A1 Financing, Entering AI-Powered Industrial Carbon Management Track
Wanze Times secured Series A1 financing to develop AI-powered industrial carbon management technology.
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Letter: Recent weather can spur climate change reformClickbait
A letter to the editor argues that recent weather patterns should motivate climate change policy reform.
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Letters to the Editor: It’s been 20 years since ‘Inconvenient Truth’ and climate change is still questionedClickbait
Letters to the editor reflect on the 20th anniversary of 'An Inconvenient Truth' and the persistence of climate skepticism.
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Slightly cooler temps headed for SoCal after days of extreme heatReprint
Southern California temperatures are expected to cool slightly following a prolonged extreme heat event.
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Wind Power 40 Under 40 | Final listClickbait
Recharge News published its annual list of 40 influential individuals under the age of 40 in the wind power sector.
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Reflecting On Renewable Energy Stocks’ Q2 Earnings: EVgo (NASDAQ:EVGO)Clickbait
This analysis reviews the second-quarter financial earnings of EVgo and other renewable energy stocks.
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Spotting Winners: Fluence Energy (NASDAQ:FLNC) And Renewable Energy Stocks In Q2Clickbait
This article examines the performance of Fluence Energy and other renewable energy stocks during the second quarter.
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EPA rescinds landmark 2009 'endangerment finding' on greenhouse gases' harmful effect on climate
The EPA has rescinded a foundational 2009 finding that officially recognized greenhouse gases as a danger to public health and the climate.
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August Is Tied for the World’s Hottest Month Ever RecordedStudy
Global temperature data confirms that August tied for the hottest month ever recorded.
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August hottest month ever recorded globally as huge El Niño emergesStudy
Global temperatures reached a record high in August amid the emergence of a strong El Niño pattern.
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Copernicus: August was the world’s joint hottest month on record, pushing global temperatures back above 1.5°C above pre-industrial levelsStudy
Copernicus reports that August was tied for the hottest month on record, pushing global temperatures above the 1.5°C threshold.
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August Is Tied for the World’s Hottest Month Ever RecordedStudy
Global temperature data indicates that August tied the record for the hottest month ever recorded.
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Global heat stuck on high. Scientists say August was Earth's hottest month they've measured.Study
Copernicus data confirms August was the hottest month on record, driven by human-caused climate change and a strong El Niño.
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Copernicus: August was the world’s joint hottest month on record, pushing global temperatures back above 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels | CopernicusStudy
Copernicus data confirms August was tied for the hottest month on record, pushing global temperatures above the 1.5°C threshold.
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Global heat stuck on high. Scientists say August was Earth’s hottest month they’ve measured.Study
Scientists confirm that August was the hottest month ever measured on Earth.
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Demand – Coal Mid-Year Update 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA provides a mid-year analysis of global coal demand trends for 2026.
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Earth just had its hottest August on recordStudy
Global temperature data confirms that Earth experienced its hottest August on record.
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Summer 2026 was the US’s hottest on record: NOAAStudy
NOAA data confirms that the summer of 2026 was the hottest on record for the United States.
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August was Earth's hottest month, European climate agency findsStudy
The European climate agency reports that August was the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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August was world’s joint hottest month on record, also the warmest August ever: EU's Copernicus Climate CStudy
Copernicus Climate Change Service data confirms August was tied for the hottest month on record globally.
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Earth logs hottest August ever as global heat blows past climate threshold
Global temperatures reached record highs in August, surpassing critical climate thresholds for the planet.
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August tied hottest month on record globally, Copernicus saysStudy
Copernicus data confirms that August 2026 tied as the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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Earth just had its hottest August on recordStudy
Global temperatures reached record highs in August, with forecasts suggesting 2026 and 2027 will be the hottest years on record.
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The Iran War Is Pushing Global Coal Use to Record Highs
Global coal consumption has reached record levels despite international climate pledges, driven by geopolitical instability and energy security concerns.
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This summer was hot. August shattered global heat recordsStudy
Global temperature data confirms that August was the hottest month ever recorded, continuing a trend of record-breaking summer heat.
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Natural feedbacks will warm world an extra 20 per cent this century
Natural feedback loops in ecosystems could increase global warming by 20 to 30 percent more than previously expected by 2100.
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The world’s biggest carbon sink may start emitting CO2 after net zero
The Southern Ocean may transition from a carbon sink to a carbon source if atmospheric CO2 levels decline.
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Trump administration wants to revise the latest National Climate Assessment — three years after publication
The Trump administration is seeking to revise the National Climate Assessment years after its original publication.
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August tied hottest month on record globally, Copernicus says
Copernicus data confirms that August 2026 tied the record for the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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More than 171 million students had their schooling disrupted by climate hazards in 2025Study
UNICEF reports that climate-related hazards disrupted the education of over 171 million students globally in 2025.
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Hottest summer on record for contiguous United States, beating out the Dust Bowl
The contiguous United States experienced its hottest summer on record, surpassing temperatures from the Dust Bowl era.
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August was Earth's hottest month, European climate agency findsStudy
The European climate agency confirmed that August was the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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August hottest month ever recorded globally, EU monitor announcedReprint
The EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service confirmed that August was the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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Federal court halts $75B New York ‘Climate Superfund’ law
A federal court halted New York's $75 billion 'Climate Superfund' law, which aimed to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for climate damages.
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Copernicus: August 2026 sets ERA5 temperature record as extra-polar SSTs hit record highsStudy
Copernicus data shows August 2026 set a new temperature record alongside record-high sea surface temperatures.
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Copernicus: August was the warmest month on recordStudy
The Copernicus Climate Change Service confirmed that August was the warmest month ever recorded globally.
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August was the planet’s hottest month on record, report saysStudy
Official reports confirm that August was the hottest month ever recorded on Earth.
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Monitoring Global Temperature and Precipitation in August 2026Study
NOAA reported global temperature and precipitation data for August 2026.
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Unaccounted climate feedback loops may amplify warming by 20–30% this century, but cutting emissions will reduce risksStudy
New research indicates that natural climate feedback loops could amplify global warming by 20–30% this century, increasing the urgency of emissions cuts.
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August was the joint hottest month on recordReprint
Global temperatures reached 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels in August, fueled by climate change and a record-breaking El Niño event.
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Trump emergency order casts uncertainty over grid battery growth
A new U.S. executive order on cybersecurity creates regulatory uncertainty that may hinder the growth of the domestic energy storage market.
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The U.S. just saw its warmest summer on record. See where extreme heat dominated.Study
A Washington Post analysis confirms the U.S. experienced its warmest summer on record, with widespread extreme heat exposure.
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Global warming set to surpass key 1.5 C climate limit by 2030, UN report findsStudy
A UN report warns that global warming is projected to exceed the 1.5 C threshold by 2030.
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Climate outlook is ‘not pretty’ after oceans break heat records for 100 days
Global ocean temperatures have broken heat records for 100 consecutive days, signaling severe ongoing climate disruption.
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Global heat stuck on high. Scientists say August was Earth's hottest month they've measured.Study
Scientists confirmed that August 2026 was the hottest month ever measured globally.
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Summer 2026 officially ranks as the hottest summer on record across the USStudy
Official data confirms that summer 2026 was the hottest summer on record across the United States.
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Scientists say August was Earth's hottest month ever measured
Scientific data confirms that August was the hottest month ever recorded on Earth.
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8 in 10 U.S. Coastal Flood Days Are Due to Climate ChangeStudy
A study finds that 80 percent of coastal flood days in the U.S. are attributable to climate-driven sea level rise.
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August was Earth’s hottest month on record, scientists sayReprint
Scientists confirm that August was the hottest month ever recorded on Earth.
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Scientists say August was Earth’s hottest month on recordReprint
Global temperature data confirms that August was the hottest month on record.
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August was hottest month ever recorded globally, scientists sayReprint
Scientists report that August was the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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August joint-hottest month on record as climate change and El Niño drive heat
Climate change and El Niño conditions contributed to August being tied as the hottest month on record.
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August joint-hottest month on record as climate change and El Niño drive heat
Copernicus data confirms August 2026 tied as the world's hottest month on record due to climate change and El Niño.
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August was world's joint-hottest month on record, scientists say
Reuters reports that scientists confirmed August 2026 tied the record for the world's hottest month.
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August joint hottest month on record, global temperatures again above 1.5°C: C3S says | India News
Copernicus data shows August 2026 tied the heat record and global temperatures remained above 1.5°C.
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Global coal demand forecast to rise by 1.2% in 2026 to a record 8.94 billion tonnes due to Middle East conflict, IEA saysStudy
The IEA forecasts global coal demand will reach a record 8.94 billion tonnes by 2026 due to Middle East conflict impacts.
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Demand – Coal Mid-Year Update 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released a mid-year update analyzing global coal demand trends for 2026.
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Overview – Coal Mid-Year Update 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released its 2026 mid-year update on global coal market trends and consumption.
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Climate change is shifting malaria hot spots in Africa
Climate change is altering the geographic distribution of malaria-prone regions across Africa.
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Overlooked Climate Feedback Loops Could Make Global Warming 30% Worse
New research indicates that overlooked climate feedback loops could increase the severity of global warming by 30 percent.
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August tied hottest month on record globally, Copernicus saysStudy
Copernicus Climate Change Service data shows that August 2024 tied with the previous year as the hottest August on record globally.
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Trump administration wants to revise the latest National Climate Assessment — three years after publication
The Trump administration is seeking to revise the National Climate Assessment three years after its initial publication.
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Global climate record: August this year joint-warmest month with July '23Reprint
Global climate data confirms that August 2024 tied with July 2023 as the warmest month ever recorded.
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EPA Removes Online Scope 3 Emissions Guidance for Companies
The EPA has removed online guidance regarding Scope 3 emissions, marking a setback for corporate climate accountability.
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Trump Makes It Easier For Data Centers To Use Fossil Fuels
New policy changes facilitate the use of fossil fuels to power data centers, potentially increasing sectoral emissions.
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Climate crisis costing Europe €180bn this summer, Stiell warns
The UN climate chief reports that climate-related disasters have cost Europe approximately €180 billion during the recent summer season.
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INFLATION REDUCTION ACT OF 2022Study
The Department of Energy provides official documentation and resources regarding the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.
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Far beyond the Colorado River, a drought-driven collapse in hydropower is quietly threatening the lights across North America as record-low reservoirs edge closer to generating no power at all
Drought conditions are reducing hydropower generation across North America, threatening grid stability as reservoir levels reach historic lows.
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Congratulations! You Just Lived Through the Hottest Month Ever Recorded
An analysis of recent temperature data confirms that August 2026 was the hottest month on record.
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Copernicus: August 2026 sets ERA5 temperature record as extra-polar SSTs hit record highsStudy
Copernicus data shows August 2026 set a temperature record alongside record-high sea surface temperatures outside polar regions.
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Northern California Braces for Power Shutoffs Amid Fire Risks
Northern California is preparing for power shutoffs as extreme fire risks persist in the region.
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Monitoring Global Temperature and Precipitation in August 2026Study
NOAA published global temperature and precipitation monitoring data for August 2026.
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Supercharged El Niño on the verge of record strength as Pacific heats up, forecasters say. These 6 maps show why.Study
Forecasters report that a record-strength El Niño is developing as Pacific Ocean temperatures continue to rise.
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A.I. Data Center Pollution Poses Health Threat, Former E.P.A. Officials WarnStudy
Former EPA officials warn that air pollution from gas-fired power plants supporting AI data centers could cause $20 billion in annual health costs.
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Future catastrophic weather could be 'far worse' than history suggestsStudy
Scientists warn that historical weather data may underestimate the potential scale and severity of future climate-driven disasters.
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Himalayan glacial lakes are growing—and so is the downstream flood risk
Rapid expansion of glacial lakes in northern India due to climate change is significantly increasing the risk of downstream flooding.
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Report maps pathways for accelerating environmental solutions through positive tipping pointsStudy
A new report identifies 51 environmental solutions that could trigger rapid, transformative climate action within five years.
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Dangerous heat days are expanding beyond summer, with regional spring-fall shiftsStudy
A study finds that extreme heat events are increasingly occurring outside of traditional summer months.
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Overlooked Climate Feedback Loops Could Make Global Warming 30% Worse
New research suggests that overlooked climate feedback loops could increase global warming projections by 30 percent.
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Summer 2026 was the US’s hottest on record: NOAAReprint
NOAA data confirms that the summer of 2026 was the hottest on record for the United States.
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Scientists say August was Earth's hottest month ever measuredReprint
Scientific data indicates that August 2026 was the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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Himalaya's 'glacier bankruptcy' threatens water supply for 2 bil. people
Himalayan glacier loss threatens the long-term water security of two billion people.
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Petrochemical Industry Emissions Could Rise 50 Percent, Study Suggests | NewswiseStudy
A new study warns that petrochemical industry emissions could increase by 50 percent without significant intervention.
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Carbon Removal Pioneer Climeworks Increases CO2 Capture Sixfold
Carbon removal company Climeworks reports a sixfold increase in its CO2 capture capacity.
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EPA Removes Online Scope 3 Emissions Guidance for CompaniesReprint
The EPA has removed online guidance regarding Scope 3 emissions reporting for companies.
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EPA Removes Online Scope 3 Emissions Guidance for Companies
The EPA has removed online guidance regarding Scope 3 emissions reporting for companies.
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Earth logs hottest August ever as global heat blows past climate thresholdReprint
Global temperatures reached record highs in August, surpassing critical climate thresholds.
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August hottest month ever recorded globally, says EU monitorReprint
EU climate monitors report that August was the hottest month globally since records began.
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August hottest month ever recorded globally as huge El Nino emergesReprint
August set a new global temperature record, exacerbated by the emergence of a significant El Niño event.
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Scientists say August was Earth’s hottest month on recordReprint
Scientific data confirms that August was the hottest month ever recorded on Earth.
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Price of fossil fuel addiction: August joint warmest month everReprint
Global temperatures in August reached record highs, with reports linking the heat to ongoing fossil fuel reliance.
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Far beyond the Colorado River, a drought-driven collapse in hydropower is quietly threatening the lights across North America as record-low reservoirs edge closer to generating no power at all
Drought-driven low reservoir levels are threatening the reliability of hydropower generation across North America.
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This summer was hot. August shattered global heat records
Global temperature data confirms that August set new records for heat.
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August was the hottest on record worldwide, agency saysReprint
International climate agencies report that August was the hottest month on record globally.
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August was hottest month ever recorded worldwide, European climate monitor saysReprint
European climate monitors confirm that August was the hottest month ever recorded worldwide.
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August hottest month ever recorded globally as huge El Nino emerges
August set global heat records as an emerging El Niño event influences climate patterns.
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August was world’s joint hottest month on record, also the warmest August ever: EU's Copernicus Climate CReprint
Copernicus Climate Change Service reports that August was the warmest August on record globally.
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August 2026: Record for the Hottest Month on Earth, Temperatures and Oceans at Historic Highs According to CopernicusReprint
Copernicus data confirms August 2026 as a record-breaking month for global air and ocean temperatures.
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August 2026 ties record for world’s hottest month: EU climate agencyReprint
The EU climate agency reports that August 2026 tied the record for the world's hottest month.
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Heat not seen 'for the last 100,000 years' - climate monitorReprint
Climate monitors report that recent global temperatures have reached levels not seen in the last 100,000 years.
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August ties record for world’s hottest month ever, scientists sayReprint
Scientists report that August tied the record for the hottest month ever experienced globally.
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August hottest month ever recorded, says EU monitorReprint
EU climate monitors have officially declared August the hottest month ever recorded.
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August was world’s joint hottest month on record – scientistsReprint
Scientists confirm that August was tied as the world's hottest month on record.
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Global clean hydrogen investment tops $130 billion amid energy security push, council saysStudy
Global investment in clean hydrogen has exceeded $130 billion as countries prioritize energy security and decarbonization.
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Carbon Removal Pioneer Climeworks Increases CO2 Capture Sixfold
Carbon removal company Climeworks has increased its CO2 capture capacity by six times.
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Human activity increases Arctic fire occurrence within and near lit areasStudy
NASA research finds that human activity is increasing the frequency of wildfires in and near populated areas of the Arctic.
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UK aviation emissions to be 50% higher than thought by 2050, government admitsStudy
The UK government admits that aviation emissions will be 50% higher than previously projected by 2050 due to limited progress in clean technology.
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World must reject climate culture wars or face economic ruin, says UN’s Stiell
The UN climate chief warns that politicizing climate change threatens global economic stability as record-breaking temperatures continue.
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Climate ‘feedback loops’ could worsen global warming by 30%, study findsStudy
A new study finds that natural climate feedback loops could increase global warming by 30% through additional methane and CO2 emissions.
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August Ties for Hottest Month on RecordStudy
Global temperature data confirms that August tied with July 2023 as the hottest month ever recorded.
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Scientists say August was Earth's hottest month they've measuredReprint
Scientists report that August was the hottest month on record, attributing the surge primarily to human-caused climate change.
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August joint-hottest month on record as climate change and El Niño drive heatReprint
Climate change and El Niño conditions combined to make August the joint-hottest month on record globally.
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US solar can now power 50M homes – and red states led the boomStudy
U.S. solar capacity reached a milestone in Q2 2026, with enough generation to power over 50 million homes.
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Coal-to-solar project lands a rare clean-energy win in Ohio
Ohio regulators approved a 149-megawatt solar and battery storage project at a former coal site.
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Climate solutions most likely to reach ‘positive tipping points’ revealed by scientistsStudy
Scientists have identified the climate solutions most likely to trigger positive tipping points in global systems.
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Copernicus Climate Change Service Says August Was Joint-Hottest Month Ever Recorded GloballyStudy
The Copernicus Climate Change Service reports that August 2024 tied the record for the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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August 2026 ties record for world’s hottest month: EU climate agencyReprint
The EU climate agency confirms that August 2026 tied the record for the hottest month globally.
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Global heat is stuck on high. Scientists say August was Earth's hottest month they've measured
Scientists confirm that August was the hottest month ever measured on Earth.
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August was one of the hottest months on recordReprint
Global temperature data confirms that August was one of the hottest months ever recorded.
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Global heat stuck on high. Scientists say August was Earth's hottest month they've measured.Reprint
Scientific measurements confirm that August was the hottest month on Earth since record-keeping began.
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If August felt like the hottest month on Earth … you’re right
Official data confirms that August was the hottest month ever recorded on Earth.
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August Ties For Warmest Month On RecordReprint
Climate data shows that August tied for the warmest month on record globally.
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August 2026 was the warmest month worldwide since records beganReprint
Global temperature records indicate that August was the warmest month since records began.
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August declared the hottest month ever recordedReprint
Official declarations confirm that August was the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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Spain records hottest summer on record, unprecedented 61 heatwave daysStudy
Spain experienced its hottest summer on record, featuring an unprecedented 61 days of heat wave conditions.
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Global temperatures hit record highs as El Niño strengthens: ReportReprint
Global temperatures reached record highs as the El Niño climate pattern continues to strengthen.
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Multilayer soil moisture deficit amplifies drought impacts on global ecosystemsStudy
A new study finds that multi-layer soil moisture deficits are significantly amplifying the negative impacts of drought on global ecosystems.
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‘The water comes up to our knees’: Climate hazards shut millions of children out of school in 2025Study
A UN report indicates that climate-related hazards are expected to disrupt schooling for millions of children globally in 2025.
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EPA Removes Online Scope 3 Emissions Guidance for Companies
The EPA has removed online guidance regarding Scope 3 emissions reporting for companies, marking a setback for corporate climate accountability.
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Cutting methane, limiting overshoot: pathways for Paris alignmentStudy
New research outlines pathways for aligning global climate goals with the Paris Agreement through methane reduction.
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August was joint-hottest month ever recorded globallyReprint
Global temperature data confirms that August was tied as the hottest month ever recorded.
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How California Is Kicking Its Natural Gas Habit
California is implementing policies and strategies to reduce its reliance on natural gas.
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August 2026 was world’s joint hottest month on record, according to CopernicusReprint
Copernicus climate data indicates August 2026 was tied for the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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August 2026 joint hottest month on record: CopernicusReprint
The Copernicus Climate Change Service reports that August 2026 tied the record for the world's hottest month.
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August 2026 ties record for world’s hottest month: EU climate agencyReprint
EU climate agency data shows August 2026 tied the record for the highest global average temperature.
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August was hottest month ever recorded globally, scientists sayReprint
Scientists report that August 2026 tied the record for the hottest month globally.
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World records warmest August ever, says European climate agencyReprint
European climate agency data confirms August 2026 was the warmest August ever recorded.
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Global heat stuck on high. Scientists say August was Earth's hottest month they've measured.Reprint
Scientists report that August 2026 tied the record for the hottest month measured globally.
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August 2026 was the world’s hottest month, tied with July 2023Reprint
August 2026 tied with July 2023 as the hottest month ever recorded globally, according to climate data.
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'Dangerous territory': August confirmed as joint-hottest month on record
BusinessGreen reports on the confirmation of August 2026 as a joint-hottest month, noting the ongoing climate trend.
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August was world's joint hottest month on record, say climate change scientistsReprint
Climate scientists confirm August 2026 tied the record for the world's hottest month.
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August was world’s joint hottest month on record – scientistsReprint
Scientists confirm August 2026 tied the record for the world's hottest month.
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August Matches Record as Hottest Month Amid Rising El Niño ImpactReprint
Copernicus data confirms August 2026 tied the record for the hottest month globally, influenced by rising El Niño conditions.
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'August hottest month ever recorded globally'Reprint
Global climate data indicates that August 2026 has been recorded as the hottest month ever observed.
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Heat not seen for the last 100,000 years climate monitorReprint
Climate monitoring data suggests recent global heat levels are unprecedented in the last 100,000 years.
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August 2026 ties warmest month on record, Copernicus data showReprint
Copernicus data shows that August 2026 tied with previous records to become the warmest month globally.
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August tied with July 2023 as world’s hottest month on record, Copernicus saysReprint
Copernicus reports that August 2026 tied with July 2023 as the hottest month on record.
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August 2026 ties July 2023 as world's hottest monthReprint
New data confirms August 2026 tied July 2023 as the hottest month globally on record.
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Copernicus: August 2026 Warmest August, Ties Hottest Month on RecordReprint
Copernicus data identifies August 2026 as the warmest August and tied for the hottest month ever recorded.
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Global Coal Demand Set to Hit Record With Gas Prices Soaring
Global coal demand is projected to reach a record high as natural gas prices increase.
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Trump moves to ease environmental rules for data centers
The Trump administration is moving to ease environmental regulations for data center construction.
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Global coal demand set to increase this year amid Middle East conflict
The IEA reports that global coal demand is projected to rise this year due to ongoing geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East.
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Reform Receives £5 Million from International Investors
DeSmog reports on the financial backing of the Reform UK party by international investors with ties to fossil fuel interests.
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UN says 'overshoot, peak, decline' is new climate goal – and other nature and climate newsReprint
The UN has adopted a new climate goal focused on overshoot, peak, and decline of global emissions.
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UN climate chief warns political division is undermining fight against ‘economic security emergency’
The UN climate chief warns that political polarization is hindering global efforts to address the economic impacts of climate change.
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Heat deaths in Washington state last year may be 4 times as high as records show
Analysis suggests heat-related deaths in Washington state may be significantly higher than official records indicate.
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Nepal Leaders Call for $20M Climate Justice Payment After Deadly Glacial Floods
Nepal's leadership is requesting $20 million in climate justice funding following devastating glacial floods.
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Pricing climate risk: Hurricane models and home insurance over the last two decadesStudy
A Brookings report analyzes how hurricane modeling and climate risk assessments have influenced home insurance markets over the last two decades.
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Climate Adaptation Policy Needs an Economic Foundation
Experts argue that climate adaptation policies require a stronger economic foundation to be effective and sustainable.
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Sea-level rise could squeeze shorebirds out of critical coastal habitat, researchers findStudy
A new study finds that rising sea levels threaten to eliminate critical habitats for coastal shorebirds.
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California coast braces for another battering as new El Niño-related wave emerges in Pacific
The California coast faces potential damage from high surf and sea level anomalies linked to El Niño.
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350.org: August heat record shows ‘Planet on Fire’, urges leaders to quit fossil fuels
Advocacy group 350.org calls for an end to fossil fuel use following record-breaking global temperatures in August.
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Himalaya's 'glacier bankruptcy' threatens water supply for 2 bil. people
Accelerated glacial loss in the Himalayas threatens the long-term water security of two billion people.
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Google signs its biggest rice-methane carbon credit deal with Indian startup Mitti Labs
Google has signed a deal to purchase carbon credits from Indian startup Mitti Labs to reduce methane emissions from rice farming.
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Europe Scales Back Climate Goals to Ease Iran War Energy Shock: BoussoReprint
European nations are scaling back climate commitments to address energy security concerns resulting from the war in Iran.
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Brace for impact: climate scenario models grapple with 1.5°C overshootStudy
Climate modelers are adjusting scenarios to account for the increasing likelihood of exceeding the 1.5°C global warming target.
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Environmental organization granted permission in court for climate case against ING
A court has granted an environmental organization permission to proceed with a climate lawsuit against the bank ING.
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Scientists treat bleached corals with bacteria as oceans heat upStudy
Scientists are testing the use of bacteria to treat coral reefs suffering from heat-induced bleaching.
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Global temperatures hit record highs as El Niño strengthens: ReportReprint
Global temperatures reached record highs in August as the El Niño climate pattern continues to strengthen.
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August was the hottest on record worldwide, agency saysReprint
Climate agencies report that August 2026 was the hottest month ever recorded worldwide.
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August hottest month ever recorded globally as huge El Nino emergesReprint
August 2026 is confirmed as the hottest month on record globally amid an emerging El Niño.
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Earth logs hottest August ever as global heat blows past climate thresholdReprint
Global heat records were broken in August as temperatures exceeded previous climate thresholds.
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August 2026: Record for the Hottest Month on Earth, Temperatures and Oceans at Historic Highs According to CopernicusReprint
Copernicus data confirms August 2026 as the hottest month on record with historic ocean and air temperatures.
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Record ocean heat and extreme summer warmth fuel El Niño climate warningsReprint
Record ocean and air temperatures are fueling warnings about the current El Niño climate pattern.
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Heat not seen for the last 100,000 years climate monitorReprint
Climate monitors report that recent global heat levels are unprecedented in the last 100,000 years.
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Price of fossil fuel addiction: August joint warmest month everReprint
August 2026 tied as the hottest month on record, highlighting the ongoing impact of fossil fuel emissions.
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More than 70% of new solar is being built in states that voted for Trump
Data shows that more than 70 percent of new solar energy capacity is being installed in states that voted for Donald Trump.
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Amazon Fund grantees fear a new funding freeze after Brazil’s election
Conservationists fear potential policy reversals and funding freezes for the Amazon Fund following Brazil's election.
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As saltwater advances, Gambian farmers rethink how to protect rice fields
Farmers in Gambia are building earthen dikes to protect rice fields from encroaching saltwater caused by rising sea levels.
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Choking Global Trade
Low rainfall and drought-stricken rivers are disrupting global shipping routes and increasing costs for international trade.
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How heat on the Tibetan Plateau fuels powerful storms in California, half a world awayStudy
A new study links early winter heat on the Tibetan Plateau to changes in the jet stream that influence California storm patterns.
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Global database reveals why no two cities' food emissions look the sameStudy
A new database highlights that cities require tailored food-related emission reduction strategies based on their specific local economic and production contexts.
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Water isotopes reveal early drought signals in Central Amazon rainfallStudy
Isotope analysis of rainfall in the Amazon has provided early warning signals for the severe droughts experienced in the region during 2023-2024.
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Rewetting peatlands may curb warming-driven CO₂ emissions
Rewetting drained peatlands can prevent them from releasing stored carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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What the 2026 ETS Review Means for Transport
The European Union is reviewing its Emissions Trading System, a key policy instrument for reducing industrial and transport sector greenhouse gas emissions.
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EV sales are booming in Europe – and plunging in North AmericaReprint
Electric vehicle sales trends diverged significantly in August, with strong growth in Europe contrasted by a sharp decline in North America.
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News Wrap: Supreme Court again rejects GOP push for new congressional map in MissouriReprint
Scientists confirmed that August was the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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Minogue lays out campaign pledges to cut taxes, cancel climate mandates while downplaying legislative approval
Gubernatorial candidate Michael Minogue pledged to cancel climate mandates as part of his campaign platform.
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Climate change is shifting malaria hot spots in Africa
Climate change is altering the geographic distribution of malaria-carrying mosquitoes in Africa.
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UN climate chief warns political division is undermining fight against ‘economic security emergency’
The UN climate chief warns that political polarization is hindering global efforts to address the climate-driven economic security emergency.
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Climate ‘feedback loops’ could add significantly to global warming, study findsReprint
A new study highlights how climate feedback loops could significantly contribute to future global warming.
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New study reveals extreme heat seasons are expanding symmetricallyStudy
A new study indicates that extreme heat seasons are expanding symmetrically across the year.
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Heat deaths in Washington state last year may be 4 times as high as records show
Analysis suggests heat-related deaths in Washington state may be significantly higher than official records indicate.
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Why Flash Floods Are Getting Worse and the Blueprint for Climate-Resilient Infrastructure
Georgetown University experts analyze the link between climate change and flash floods while proposing strategies for resilient infrastructure.
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Nepal Leaders Call for $20M Climate Justice Payment After Deadly Glacial Floods
Nepal leaders are calling for $20 million in climate justice payments to address damages from recent glacial flooding.
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Pricing climate risk: Hurricane models and home insurance over the last two decadesStudy
Brookings analyzes how hurricane models and insurance pricing have evolved to account for climate risk over two decades.
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Hawaii has often dodged the path of hurricanes. Why did it see so many storms this summer?
Meteorologists analyze why Hawaii experienced an unusually high number of hurricanes this summer.
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Super El Niño: The northern Amazon faces unprecedented climate stress
A super El Niño event is placing unprecedented climate stress on the northern Amazon rainforest.
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Sea-level rise could squeeze shorebirds out of critical coastal habitat, researchers findStudy
Rising sea levels threaten to eliminate critical coastal habitats used by shorebirds, according to a new study.
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Pacific climate plans may be built on the wrong picture of rising sea levels, experts say
Experts suggest that current Pacific climate planning may rely on inaccurate projections of sea level rise.
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The uninsurable coastline: Australia’s growing coverage gap
Rising sea levels are contributing to a growing insurance coverage gap along the Australian coastline.
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Data centers hurting efforts to curtail greenhouse gas emissions, D.C. region leaders told
Local leaders are warned that the energy demands of data centers are hindering regional greenhouse gas reduction goals.
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Building codes are holding back low-carbon concrete. A new study shows why.Study
A new study identifies how outdated building codes are hindering the adoption of low-carbon concrete.
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Officials break ground on massive carbon capture project in central Alberta
Construction has begun on a large-scale carbon capture project located in central Alberta.
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Philippines’s revised NDC targets 75% GHG emissions conditional cut by 2035Study
The Philippines has revised its Nationally Determined Contribution, targeting a 75% conditional reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2035.
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Indonesia Tops Global Wildfire Emissions as Copernicus Warns of Undercounted PeatStudy
Copernicus data indicates Indonesia leads in wildfire emissions due to undercounted peatland fires.
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Your bowl of rice is warming the planet? Paddy fields emit 10 mn tonnes of methane annually, finds IISER Bhopal-led studyStudy
A new study by IISER Bhopal researchers estimates that rice paddy fields emit 10 million tonnes of methane annually.
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UNEP ‘overshoot report’ demands urgent emissions cuts from wasteStudy
A UNEP report calls for urgent emissions reductions within the waste management sector to meet global climate targets.
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Climate crisis costing Europe €180bn this summer, Stiell warns
UN climate chief Simon Stiell estimates that the climate crisis caused €180 billion in economic damages across Europe this summer.
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Fossil fuel companies rebuked for greenwashing
Fossil fuel companies face formal rebukes for engaging in greenwashing practices regarding their environmental impact.
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Vatican Planning $117 Million Pivot to Renewable Energy
The Vatican is planning a $117 million investment to transition its facilities to renewable energy sources.
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Europe’s Solar Power Generation Hits Record Share as Energy Security Gains Momentum in 2026Reprint
European solar power generation reached a record share of the energy mix in 2026, bolstering regional energy security.
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Southeast Asia’s Imports of Chinese Clean-Energy Products Reach Record $20 Billion
Southeast Asian imports of Chinese clean-energy products reached a record $20 billion as the region expands its renewable infrastructure.
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FlexGen, SMT Energy commission 320MWh Texas BESS in just six weeks, as ERCOT grid faces record demand
FlexGen and SMT Energy commissioned a 320MWh battery storage system in Texas to help manage record grid demand.
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Global coal demand set to hit record with soaring gas prices
Global coal demand is projected to reach record levels as high natural gas prices drive energy markets toward coal.
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Climate Adaptation Policy Needs an Economic Foundation
This analysis argues that climate adaptation policies require a robust economic framework to be effective.
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Hungary's central bank may add climate risk scenarios to policy framework
Hungary's central bank is considering integrating climate risk scenarios into its formal financial policy framework.
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Analysts warn of consequences if SCOTUS doesn’t toss Boulder climate lawsuit
Analysts discuss potential legal implications if the Supreme Court dismisses a climate change lawsuit brought by Boulder, Colorado.
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Environmental organization granted permission in court for climate case against ING
A Dutch court granted an environmental organization permission to proceed with a climate-related lawsuit against the bank ING.
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A stronger-than-normal El Nino alarms scientists over Galápagos wildlife and forests
A stronger-than-normal El Niño event is raising concerns among scientists regarding the impact on Galápagos wildlife and ecosystems.
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US forecaster says more than 90% risk of a very strong El NinoStudy
U.S. forecasters estimate a greater than 90% probability of a very strong El Niño event occurring.
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Drought-hit Chad bans some crop exports to avert food crisis
Chad has banned the export of certain crops to mitigate a food crisis exacerbated by ongoing drought.
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Life without water, in Puerto Rico
Residents in Puerto Rico face severe water shortages as climate-related infrastructure and resource challenges persist.
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Northern California Braces for Power Shutoffs Amid Fire Risks
Northern California is preparing for potential power shutoffs as wildfire risks increase due to environmental conditions.
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A surge in utility-scale solar projects is masking a coming plateau
Rapid growth in utility-scale solar projects is currently masking an impending plateau in the industry's expansion.
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ENSO Diagnostic DiscussionStudy
The Climate Prediction Center issued a diagnostic discussion regarding the current status of ENSO conditions.
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Industry Interests Spent Big Money to Stop California From Banning PFAS Pesticides
Industry lobbying efforts successfully weakened California legislation intended to ban toxic PFAS pesticides from agricultural produce.
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Guest post: How extreme heat is ‘creeping’ from summer into autumn and springStudy
A guest post analyzes how extreme heat events are increasingly occurring outside of traditional summer months.
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Children’s health at risk in south Borneo as El Niño intensifies Indonesia wildfires
Intensified wildfires in Indonesia, driven by El Niño, are threatening the health of children living near burning peatlands in South Borneo.
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The EU approved an antideforestation law. The US paper lobby sought to weaken it
The U.S. paper industry and government lobbied to weaken new European Union regulations designed to combat global deforestation.
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NHS reports busiest ever summer as heatwaves drive up hospital admissions
England's National Health Service reported its busiest summer on record, citing increased hospital admissions driven by recent heatwaves.
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August joint hottest month on record globallyReprint
Global temperature records indicate that August was tied for the hottest month ever measured.
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A stronger-than-normal El Nino alarms scientists over Galápagos wildlife and forests
Scientists warn that a stronger-than-normal El Niño poses significant threats to the unique flora and fauna of the Galápagos Islands.
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Dig Energy completes first project with novel geothermal drilling tech
Startup Dig Energy successfully deployed new geothermal drilling technology for a commercial heating and cooling project in Boston.
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Extreme weather events point to climate change: experts | Election 2026
Experts link recent extreme weather events to the ongoing impacts of climate change.
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Portland is experiencing hotter fall days than it did 50 years ago, according to climate analysisStudy
Climate analysis shows that Portland is experiencing significantly hotter autumn days compared to 50 years ago.
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Global temperatures hit record highs as El Niño strengthens: ReportReprint
Global temperatures have reached record highs as the current El Niño event intensifies.
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L.A. says it will clean up its biggest gas power plant. Environmentalists aren’t buying it
Environmentalists express skepticism over Los Angeles' plan to retrofit its largest gas-fired power plant.
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On thin ice: How the Yupik people survive in the warming Arctic
The Yupik people in the Arctic are adapting their traditional ways of life to survive the impacts of a rapidly warming climate.
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An IPCC stand-off risks a historic climate rupture
Internal disagreements within the IPCC regarding climate reporting processes risk undermining the organization's scientific authority.
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Nepal’s flood has reignited the climate reparations debate
Recent flooding in Nepal has renewed international discussions regarding climate reparations and financial support for vulnerable nations.
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Super El Niño: The northern Amazon faces unprecedented climate stressStudy
The northern Amazon is experiencing unprecedented climate stress due to the combined effects of a super El Niño and long-term warming.
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As super El Nino strengthens, study suggests that climate change is intensifying El NinosStudy
New research suggests that climate change is intensifying the strength and impact of El Niño events.
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Indonesian wildfires cause respiratory infections to double in a week, health ministry says
Respiratory infections in Indonesia have doubled in one week due to smoke from ongoing wildfires.
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North America’s Wildfire Smoke Is Becoming Deadly. It’s Only Going to Get Worse.
An analysis argues that wildfire smoke is becoming a significant health threat that will worsen over time.
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Children’s health at risk in south Borneo as El Niño intensifies Indonesia wildfires
Intensified El Niño conditions are fueling wildfires in Indonesia, creating hazardous air quality that threatens children's health.
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171M Students Face School Disruptions from Climate in 2025Reprint
New data suggests that climate-related disruptions will impact the education of 171 million students in 2025.
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Report: Rising sea levels threaten over 250,000 coastal Australian propertiesStudy
A new report indicates that rising sea levels threaten over 250,000 coastal properties across Australia.
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Interview: How to Save The “Doomsday Glacier” with Brent Minchew
An expert discusses potential strategies to stabilize the Thwaites Glacier to prevent significant sea level rise.
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Philippines’s revised NDC targets 75% GHG emissions conditional cut by 2035Study
The Philippines has updated its climate pledge, targeting a 75% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2035.
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Petrochemical Emissions Could Rise 50 Per Cent By 2050Study
New analysis indicates that global petrochemical emissions are projected to increase by 50 percent by 2050.
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Carbon emissions from wildfires have soared to the highest level in the world as wildfires spread in..
Global carbon emissions from wildfires have reached record levels as fire activity intensifies worldwide.
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Google and NASA JPL use AI to map methane emissions from spaceReprint
Google and NASA JPL are collaborating on an AI-driven project to map and monitor methane emissions from space.
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A study has found that the melting of Arctic glaciers releases ancient methaneReprint
A new study confirms that melting Arctic glaciers are releasing trapped ancient methane into the atmosphere.
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Philippines submits updated climate pledge, seeks to strengthen net sink status
The Philippines has submitted an updated climate pledge aiming to strengthen its status as a net carbon sink.
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Europe's Summer Heatwaves Intensify Economic Pressures Amid Looming Fuel Crisis
Summer heatwaves in Europe are exacerbating economic pressures and complicating the region's energy situation.
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UN Climate Chief: Crisis Now Continent-Wide Emergency
The UN Climate Chief has declared the current climate situation a continent-wide emergency.
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UN Climate Chief Warns of Economic Disaster from Climate Crisis Amidst Record Heat and Political PolarizationReprint
The UN climate chief warns that record heat and political polarization threaten global economic stability.
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Consumers Energy unveils 20-year renewable energy plan
Consumers Energy has released a new 20-year plan focused on expanding renewable energy capacity.
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EU Solar Capacity Surpasses 300 GW As Record 25% Power Share Highlights Growing Role Of Solar In 2026
European Union solar capacity exceeded 300 GW, with solar power accounting for a record 25% of the region's electricity mix.
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China’s Coal Power Growth Stalls Across 17 Provinces as Clean Electricity and Electrification Reshape Energy Demand
Coal power growth in 17 Chinese provinces has stalled as clean energy adoption and electrification reshape demand.
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Global coal demand forecast to rise by 1.2% in 2026 to a record 8.94 billion tonnes due to West Asia conflic..Study
Global coal demand is forecast to reach a record 8.94 billion tonnes in 2026 due to geopolitical conflicts.
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As oceans warm, Florida scientists hunt for heat-resistant coralStudy
Florida scientists are researching heat-resistant coral species to help reefs survive rising ocean temperatures.
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As El Niño builds, Maldivian reefs are running out of time to recover
Maldivian coral reefs face critical recovery challenges as El Niño conditions increase ocean temperatures.
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World’s Joint Hottest Month Officially Recorded: comment
The ECIU provides commentary on the official confirmation that August 2026 was a joint-hottest month on record.
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August 2026 Hottest Month on Record: Copernicus Report | EU Climate Monitor - News and StatisticsReprint
IndexBox summarizes the Copernicus report confirming August 2026 as a joint-hottest month on record.
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August 2026 sets global heat record, Copernicus saysReprint
Copernicus data confirms August 2026 tied the global heat record.
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August hottest month ever recorded globally: EU monitorReprint
EU climate monitors report that August 2026 tied the record for the hottest month globally.
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August 2026 records joint-highest global average temperature: CopernicusReprint
Copernicus data shows August 2026 recorded the joint-highest global average temperature.
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Copernicus: August 2026 was the hottest month ever recorded worldwideReprint
Copernicus reports that August 2026 was tied for the hottest month ever recorded worldwide.
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Last month was the hottest August ever recorded globallyReprint
Global data confirms last month was the hottest August ever recorded.
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August Hottest Month Ever Recorded, Says EU MonitorReprint
EU monitors report August 2026 tied the record for the hottest month globally.
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In August this year, the average temperature on the Earth's surface recorded 16.96 degrees, making i..Reprint
Global surface temperatures reached 16.96 degrees in August, tying the record for the hottest month.
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August was world’s joint hottest month on record – scientistsReprint
Scientists confirm August 2026 tied the record for the world's hottest month.
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August 2026 Hottest Month on Record GloballyReprint
August 2026 is confirmed as a joint-hottest month on record globally.
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Climate: August 2026 is the hottest August on recordReprint
Climate data confirms August 2026 tied the record for the hottest August.
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EU’s Weather Agency Copernicus Climate Service Declares August 2026 As Joint Hottest Month in New Report – Here’s All You Need to KnowClickbait
The Copernicus Climate Service reports that August 2026 tied the record for the hottest month globally.
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A stronger-than-normal El Nino alarms scientists over Galápagos wildlife and forests
Scientists express concern over the impact of a strong El Niño on the ecosystems and wildlife of the Galápagos Islands.
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Global cleantech investment fell in first half on slowing China momentumStudy
Global investment in clean technology declined in the first half of the year due to slowing momentum in China.
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EPA Removes Online Scope 3 Emissions Guidance for Companies
The EPA has removed online guidance for companies regarding the reporting of Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions.
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Carbon Removal Pioneer Climeworks Increases CO2 Capture Sixfold
Carbon removal company Climeworks has increased its CO2 capture capacity by six times.
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Coal Mid-Year Update 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released its mid-year analysis of global coal market trends and projections for 2026.
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Oil Market Report – September 2026Study
The IEA published its September 2026 report analyzing current global oil market conditions and supply-demand dynamics.
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Nebraska scientists link Nepal flood to climate change
Scientists in Nebraska have attributed the recent severe flooding in Nepal to the impacts of climate change.
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Methane pollution is making our climate problems worse. But there’s a way to help tackle it.
An advocacy group outlines strategies for reducing methane emissions to mitigate climate change.
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California's endangered winter-run salmon face warm water threat
Endangered winter-run salmon in California are threatened by rising water temperatures.
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Why Flash Floods Are Getting Worse and the Blueprint for Climate-Resilient Infrastructure
Georgetown University researchers analyze the causes of worsening flash floods and propose strategies for building climate-resilient infrastructure.
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The Nepal Flood Looked Fake. It Wasn’t
Reporting confirms that the recent catastrophic flooding in Nepal was a genuine climate-linked disaster rather than a hoax.
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The Pacific is being beset by hurricane after hurricane—why is the Atlantic so quiet?Study
Scientists examine the atmospheric conditions driving high hurricane activity in the Pacific while the Atlantic remains unusually quiet.
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DAILY DIGEST, 9/10: Hurricane Marie damaged SoCal beaches, Super El Niño could be worse, experts say; San Joaquin Valley gets a roadmap for closing its water gap; Start-up beaver dams transform parched California creeks into salmon havens; Del Puer
A daily digest covers various climate-related updates including hurricane impacts, El Niño forecasts, water management, and ecosystem restoration projects.
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[Seize the Future] Climate Disasters Loom Again at Year-End as Earth Loses Its Ice
Rapid loss of polar ice is expected to exacerbate climate-related disasters as the year concludes.
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Carbon Removal Pioneer Climeworks Increases CO2 Capture Sixfold
Carbon removal company Climeworks has increased its CO2 capture capacity by six times.
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Officials break ground on massive carbon capture project in central Alberta
Construction has officially begun on a large-scale carbon capture project located in central Alberta.
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Illinois EPA Releases Illinois Comprehensive Climate Action PlanStudy
The Illinois EPA has released a comprehensive plan outlining the state's strategy for climate action.
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The province of Neuquén, Argentina, joins the Fossil Fuel Regulatory Programme to develop methane regulations for its oil and gas sector
Neuquén, Argentina, joined a regulatory program to develop methane emissions standards for its oil and gas sector.
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Your bowl of rice is warming the planet? Paddy fields emit 10 mn tonnes of methane annually, finds IISER Bhopal-led studyStudy
A new study estimates that paddy fields emit 10 million tonnes of methane annually, contributing significantly to global warming.
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UNEP ‘overshoot report’ demands urgent emissions cuts from wasteStudy
A new UNEP report calls for urgent emissions reductions within the global waste sector to meet climate targets.
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UN climate chief urges EU to ‘throw itself behind’ COP31
The UN climate chief is calling on the European Union to provide stronger leadership and support for the upcoming COP31 summit.
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Southeast Asia’s Imports of Chinese Clean-Energy Products Reach Record $20 Billion
Southeast Asian imports of Chinese clean-energy technologies reached a record $20 billion as regional demand for renewables grows.
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Egypt targets 144% solar, 400% wind capacity growth by 2029 - Energy - Business
Egypt has set ambitious targets to increase solar and wind capacity by 144% and 400% respectively by 2029.
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'A Wake-Up Call': Scientists Behind Study on Climate Feedback Loops Demand Global Action
Scientists behind a new study on climate feedback loops are calling for urgent global action to mitigate accelerating environmental impacts.
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How melting Arctic glaciers is creating a climate ‘doom loop’
Melting Arctic glaciers are contributing to a feedback loop that accelerates further climate change.
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This summer was hot. August shattered global heat recordsReprint
Regional reporting confirms that August 2026 set new global heat records.
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Copernicus: August Tied as Hottest Month EverReprint
Copernicus data indicates August 2026 tied for the title of hottest month ever recorded.
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Hottest summer on record roasts Colorado, world, data showsReprint
Data confirms that the summer of 2026 was the hottest on record for both Colorado and the globe.
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August was world's joint hottest month on record, say climate change scientistsReprint
Climate scientists confirm that August 2026 was the joint-hottest month ever recorded.
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August hottest month ever recorded, says EU monitorReprint
EU climate monitors report that August 2026 was the hottest month ever recorded.
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Earth Just Hit a Major Heat Record in August 2026Reprint
Global temperature data confirms a new heat record was set in August 2026.
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Groups sue Trump administration to revive environmental grants in Democratic-leaning states
Advocacy groups are suing the administration to restore environmental grants that were previously cut in Democratic-leaning states.
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Japan deploys equipment to Indonesia’s Borneo to help fight wildfires causing toxic hazeReprint
Japan deployed military personnel and equipment to Indonesia to assist in fighting wildfires causing regional toxic haze.
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Offshore wind may be good for the climate but can it be good for the ocean, too?
The offshore wind industry faces challenges in balancing rapid scaling for climate goals with ocean ecosystem protection.
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English winemakers expect ‘vintage year’ after record-breaking summer heat
Record-breaking summer heat in England is benefiting grape harvests for winemakers while threatening barley crops for beer production.
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New hurricane season record as 'historic' El Niño leaves Atlantic eerily quiet
A strong El Niño event has suppressed Atlantic hurricane formation, resulting in an unusually quiet season despite record-breaking global temperatures.
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Q&A: The overlooked networks of heat resilience within communities
Communities are increasingly relying on informal, grassroots adaptation strategies to cope with the rising frequency and severity of extreme heat.
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Focus on biodiversity conservation may offer a less divisive path to climate action in JapanStudy
Research suggests that framing environmental policy around biodiversity conservation may be more effective than focusing solely on climate change in Japan.
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How atmospheric events at the top of the world could have triggered two devastating California floods
Atmospheric events linked to climate variability may have contributed to record-breaking California floods in 2017 and 2023.
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RGGI Is Funding Lower Household Bills as Data Centers Spike Prices
The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative is helping fund clean energy projects and lower household electricity bills.
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Ford bids farewell to the F-150 Lightning as new Fathom and EREV pickups nearReprint
Ford is discontinuing the F-150 Lightning as it prepares to launch new electric pickup models in 2027.
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A new Arizona plant is going after the rare earth supply crunchReprint
A new rare earth recycling plant in Arizona aims to increase domestic supply for electric vehicle motors and wind turbines.
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China shatters its 2025 car export record in just 8 months – and most are EVsReprint
China has surpassed its previous annual record for electric vehicle exports within the first eight months of the year.
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Why ‘Clean Is Cheap, Cheap Is Clean’ Isn’t Breaking Through
An analysis examines why the economic argument for renewable energy often fails to persuade climate change skeptics.
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Google Cements Its Place as Nuclear’s SalvagerReprint
Tropical storm activity and wildfires in Indonesia highlight ongoing climate-related weather extremes.
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Climate change, not data centers, behind Colorado River drought
Fact-checkers attribute the Colorado River drought to climate change rather than the water consumption of data centers.
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Nebraska scientists link Nepal flood to climate change
Scientists from Nebraska have linked recent catastrophic flooding in Nepal to climate change impacts.
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Large protected areas help northern bird species cope with climate changeStudy
A study finds that large protected areas are essential for helping northern bird species survive climate change.
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'A Wake-Up Call': Scientists Behind Study on Climate Feedback Loops Demand Global ActionReprint
Scientists involved in a feedback loop study are calling for urgent global policy action to address climate risks.
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September Heatwave Shatters Records Across Europe: Up to 40°C in Italy, Anomaly Hits Czechia Too
A September heatwave has shattered temperature records across Europe, including significant anomalies in Italy and Czechia.
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The Nepal Flood Looked Fake. It Wasn’t
An investigation confirms the severity and reality of the recent Nepal floods despite initial skepticism regarding footage.
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Nepal puts climate justice at centre of global pitch for flood aidReprint
Nepal is centering its international aid requests on the principles of climate justice.
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New hurricane season record as 'historic' El Niño leaves Atlantic eerily quiet
A historic El Niño event has contributed to an unusually quiet Atlantic hurricane season.
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The Pacific is being beset by hurricane after hurricane—why is the Atlantic so quiet?
Scientists examine the atmospheric factors causing high Pacific hurricane activity alongside a quiet Atlantic season.
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After repeated storms, Hawaiʻi experts say water, power, and wildfire risks are collidingReprint
Experts warn that repeated storms in Hawaii are exacerbating risks related to water, power, and wildfires.
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The Sea Levels Rising Fastest Along US Coasts
An overview identifies the regions along the United States coast experiencing the most rapid sea-level rise.
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Are electric cars really bad for the environment?
An analysis examines the environmental impact of electric vehicles, addressing common misconceptions regarding their lifecycle emissions.
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Google Will Buy One Million Carbon Credits From Indian Rice Farms by 2030Reprint
Google has committed to purchasing one million carbon credits from Indian rice farms by 2030 to support methane reduction.
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UN climate chief urges EU to ‘throw itself behind’ COP31
The UN climate chief is urging the European Union to take a leading role in supporting the upcoming COP31 climate summit.
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Brace for impact: climate scenario models grapple with 1.5°C overshoot
Climate models are increasingly analyzing the impacts of exceeding the 1.5°C global warming target.
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Is Kolkata Next? Nepal’s Flood Disaster Raises Questions About the City’s Climate RiskClickbait
Recent flooding in Nepal prompts concerns regarding the climate vulnerability and flood risk of Kolkata, India.
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Ireland: Solar energy generation increases nearly 60% over summer months as August sets new records
Ireland's solar energy generation increased by nearly 60% during the summer months, setting new records in August.
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Infinity Power finalises financing for landmark solar projects in Côte d’Ivoire
Infinity Power has secured financing for new solar energy projects in Côte d’Ivoire.
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ARRAY Technologies Opens $50 Million Solar Manufacturing Facility in New Mexico
ARRAY Technologies opened a $50 million solar manufacturing facility in New Mexico to expand domestic production.
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Enphase Begins U.S. Production of Power Modules for 5 MW IQ Solid-State Transformer Racks
Enphase has begun domestic U.S. production of power modules for its solid-state transformer racks.
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Egypt targets 144% solar, 400% wind capacity growth by 2029 - Energy - Business
Egypt has announced targets to significantly increase its solar and wind energy capacity by 2029.
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Cookstove subsidies fight climate change at a lower cost
Subsidies for clean cookstoves are identified as a cost-effective strategy for mitigating climate change.
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Ore Energy's iron-air technology: LDES applications, trade-offs, deployments and next-gen cellsStudy
An analysis explores the technical applications, trade-offs, and future development of Ore Energy's iron-air battery technology.
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Volvo Group announces energy park initiative as next step in Mariestad
Volvo Group announced plans to develop an energy park in Mariestad to support its industrial operations.
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Econergy fires up 141 MWh merchant BESS at operational solar site in Romania
Econergy has commissioned a 141 MWh merchant battery energy storage system at an existing solar site in Romania.
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India Battery Storage Capacity Hits 8.2 GWh in 1H 2026Study
India's total battery storage capacity reached 8.2 GWh during the first half of 2026.
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Australia: Akaysha Energy’s Waratah Super Battery tests full SIPS obligation as 850MW output recorded
Australia's Waratah Super Battery successfully tested its full output obligation, recording 850MW of power delivery.
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Analysts warn of consequences if SCOTUS doesn't toss Boulder climate lawsuit
Analysts discuss potential legal consequences if the Supreme Court dismisses a climate-related lawsuit filed by Boulder.
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Scientists treat bleached corals with bacteria as oceans heat up
Researchers are testing the use of beneficial bacteria to treat and protect bleached corals from heat stress.
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As El Niño builds, Maldivian reefs are running out of time to recover
Maldivian coral reefs face critical recovery challenges as El Niño conditions increase ocean temperatures.
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Changes in metallurgical coal exports from selected countries, 2025-2027 – Charts – Data & StatisticsStudy
The IEA released data tracking changes in metallurgical coal exports from key countries between 2025 and 2027.
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2026’s El Niño is shaping up to be a doozy – it’s already affecting global shipping, fish behavior and heat
The current El Niño event is impacting global shipping, marine ecosystems, and temperatures, with potential to become the strongest in a century.
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Pennsylvania’s aging levees are under pressure from scarce funding and severe weather
Aging levee infrastructure in Pennsylvania is increasingly vulnerable to failure due to the combination of scarce funding and more severe weather events.
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Greening masks stability loss in drylandsStudy
A study shows that while dryland ecosystems appear to be greening, they are simultaneously experiencing increased instability and variability.
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Activists from Across Indiana Demand State Leadership Reject Bailouts for Expensive Coal
Activists in Indiana are petitioning state leadership to challenge a federal order that would force the continued use of expensive coal power.
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Lessons from India’s Transition to Electric Vehicles
NRDC specialists outline lessons from India's state-level electric vehicle strategies to inform global policy development.
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Floating solar panels could save cities millions. Is your town next?
Lima, Ohio, installed floating solar panels on a reservoir, projecting significant electricity cost savings for the city.
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Aging US Water Systems Are No Match for Climate Change
Aging U.S. water infrastructure is increasingly vulnerable to the impacts of a changing climate.
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Climate change is reshaping public health risks
Climate change is altering and expanding public health risks globally.
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El Niño, Climate Catastrophe, and the Coming Financial Showdown
The combination of El Niño and climate change poses significant threats to financial stability in the Asia-Pacific region.
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The new tipping points playbook: The Earthshot Prize and the University of Exeter reveal how to make environmental repair unstoppableStudy
The University of Exeter and The Earthshot Prize released a playbook on strategies to accelerate environmental repair.
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India's share on global warming far behind US & China: StudyStudy
A new study indicates that India's historical contribution to global warming remains significantly lower than that of the United States and China.
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Confronting Climate Failure In a Summer of Steaming Oceans And Devastated Villages
This commentary critiques global climate policy failures in the context of record-breaking ocean heat and extreme weather events.
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Climate change causing net loss of biodiversity in Flemish forests, researchers warn
Researchers warn that climate change is driving a net loss of biodiversity within forests in Flanders.
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Making New Kaua‘i Homes Wildfire Resistant May Cost Much More Than Expected
Retrofitting homes in Kaua‘i for wildfire resistance is proving more expensive than initial projections.
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Instead of water, sediment from droughts and wildfire is choking U.S. dams
Sediment runoff from drought-stricken and burned landscapes is increasingly clogging U.S. dam reservoirs.
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With support from loggers and (some) environmentalists, Congress unites on major wildfire bill
Congress is advancing bipartisan legislation aimed at addressing wildfire management and prevention strategies.
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When the Ice Broke: New Climate Engagement Trends Exposed by the Nepal-Tibet Flash Flood
A flash flood in the Nepal-Tibet border region highlights emerging trends in climate-related disaster engagement and diplomacy.
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Who will pay for Nepal – and Bangladesh’s – climate losses?
This piece examines the complex question of international responsibility and funding for climate-related losses in Nepal and Bangladesh.
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Nepal’s post-flood reconstruction must become part of the global fight against climate change
An editorial argues that Nepal's post-flood recovery efforts must be integrated into broader global climate action strategies.
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Nepal flash floods wash away illusions of clean, easy hydropower
Flash floods in Nepal have damaged hydropower infrastructure, challenging the perception of hydroelectricity as a simple, climate-resilient energy source.
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Extreme heat is worsening other climate impacts on health
Research indicates that extreme heat is exacerbating the health impacts of other climate-related events.
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Australia: Rising sea levels threaten more than 267,000 propertiesReprint
Rising sea levels are projected to threaten more than 267,000 properties in Australia, according to a new report.
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Pacific climate plans may be built on the wrong picture of rising sea levels, experts say
Experts suggest that current Pacific climate adaptation plans may be based on inaccurate sea level rise projections.
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Under threat: Rising sea levels could threaten hundreds of thousands of propertiesReprint
A report highlights the significant risk posed to hundreds of thousands of Australian properties by rising sea levels.
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The uninsurable coastline: Australia’s growing coverage gap
Rising sea levels and climate risks are creating a growing insurance coverage gap for coastal properties in Australia.
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Rising sea levels, flooding ‘to damage Qld’ most by 2100Reprint
A report projects that Queensland will face the most significant damage from sea level rise and flooding by 2100.
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Triglav Glacier on the brink of extinction
Slovenian government officials report that the Triglav Glacier is rapidly disappearing due to climate change.
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Climate change shows its fangs - Melting permafrost triggered rockslide on Arctic island
Melting permafrost on an Arctic island has been identified as the cause of a recent significant rockslide.
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Powerful El Niño Nears Record Strength, US Forecasters Say
U.S. forecasters report that the current El Niño event is approaching record-breaking strength.
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Standard Chartered Launches Platform to Enable Suppliers to Track, Reduce Carbon Footprint
Standard Chartered launched a digital platform to help its suppliers monitor and reduce their carbon emissions.
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Bangladesh to get carbon credits for electricity generation from waste
Bangladesh will receive carbon credits for a project generating electricity from waste materials.
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Mitti Labs in 5 year deal with Google to scale climate smart rice farming in India
Mitti Labs and Google have signed a five-year agreement to scale climate-smart rice farming practices in India.
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Fossil fuels dependence is Europe's ‘economic Achilles' heel’
Analysis suggests that Europe's continued dependence on fossil fuels poses a significant risk to its economic stability.
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Health groups target PR agencies over fossil fuel client conflicts
Health organizations are pressuring public relations agencies to drop fossil fuel clients due to climate and health conflicts.
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‘Clean energy is the surest path’: Europe should be leading the energy transition, says UN executive
A UN executive urges Europe to lead the global energy transition, citing clean energy as the most reliable path forward.
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Is Kolkata Next? Nepal’s Flood Disaster Raises Questions About the City’s Climate Risk
Recent flooding in Nepal prompts concerns regarding the climate vulnerability of other cities like Kolkata.
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RWE to supply renewable energy for Air Products' hydrogen plants
RWE will provide renewable energy to power Air Products' hydrogen production facilities.
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States Backing Trump Make Up 71% of New US Solar, Report SaysStudy
A new report finds that U.S. states supporting Donald Trump account for 71% of new solar energy capacity additions.
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Victoria scraps plan to declare Central North renewable energy zone
The government of Victoria, Australia, has cancelled plans to designate the Central North region as a renewable energy zone.
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Europe’s Solar Power Generation Hits Record Share as Energy Security Gains Momentum in 2026Study
Solar power generation in Europe reached a record share of the energy mix in 2026, driven by energy security goals.
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US solar passes 6 million installations, enough power for 50 million homes
The United States has surpassed 6 million solar installations, providing enough electricity to power 50 million homes.
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China’s car exports in first 8 months surpass 2025 total, as EV sales soar
China's electric vehicle exports have grown significantly, surpassing previous annual totals within the first eight months of the year.
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Norwegian energy company's biggest U.S. battery project is online in Texas
A large-scale battery storage project developed by a Norwegian energy firm has begun operations in Texas.
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FlexGen, SMT Energy commission 320MWh Texas BESS in just six weeks, as ERCOT grid faces record demand
A 320MWh battery energy storage system was commissioned in Texas to help manage record grid demand.
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Australia Deploys First Grid-Connected Sodium-Sulfur Battery, Integrating 1.45 MWh Storage With Solar Power
Australia has deployed its first grid-connected sodium-sulfur battery system to integrate solar power.
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India’s largest utility NTPC and Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet pilot sodium-ion battery storage
India's NTPC and GEAPP are piloting a sodium-ion battery storage project to support grid integration.
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Reforming the EU ETS – Climate ambition meets industrial competitivenessStudy
An analysis examines the balance between climate ambition and industrial competitiveness in reforming the EU Emissions Trading System.
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Lawsuit adds to growing list of allegations that Cameron Parish LNG terminals are hurting seafood industry
A lawsuit alleges that LNG terminals in Cameron Parish are negatively impacting the local seafood industry.
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Environmental and EJ Groups Challenge Green Hydrogen Infrastructure Plan at LA’s Scattergood Plant
Environmental and justice groups are challenging a green hydrogen infrastructure project at a Los Angeles power plant.
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China’s car exports in first 8 months surpass 2025 total, as EV sales soar
China's electric vehicle exports have surged, surpassing the total volume recorded in 2025.
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OPEC oil output falls in August, Reuters survey showsStudy
A Reuters survey indicates that OPEC oil production decreased during the month of August.
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Changes in thermal coal exports from selected countries, 2025-2027 – Charts – Data & StatisticsStudy
The IEA provides updated data and charts detailing projected changes in thermal coal exports by country from 2025 to 2027.
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CLARREO PathfinderStudy
The CLARREO Pathfinder mission aims to improve climate change projections by providing highly accurate measurements of Earth's reflected solar radiation.
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Montana gardens are changing. Now gardeners are being forced to adapt.
Gardeners in Montana are adapting their planting strategies as climate change shifts local growing conditions.
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The Sea Levels Rising Fastest Along US Coasts
An analysis identifies which regions along the United States coastline are experiencing the fastest rates of sea level rise.
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Possible future impacts of sea-level rise on shorebird habitat (IMAGE)Study
Researchers provide visual data on how future sea level rise will impact essential shorebird habitats.
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Soil, salinity and survival
Increasing soil salinity in coastal regions is threatening agricultural viability and local livelihoods.
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Coastal Protection Towards Oceanic Resilience
New initiatives are focusing on coastal protection strategies to enhance resilience against oceanic climate impacts.
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Data centers hurting efforts to curtail greenhouse gas emissions, D.C. region leaders told
Regional leaders in D.C. were warned that the growth of data centers is hindering efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Race to Cut Methane Emissions Is Exposing a Global Divide
Global efforts to reduce methane emissions are facing challenges due to economic and political disparities between nations.
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UNEP highlights successful methane mitigation in Turkmenistan (Exclusive)
The UN Environment Programme highlighted successful methane mitigation efforts currently underway in Turkmenistan.
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Climate Pension Quarterly - Issue #21Study
The latest quarterly report tracks how pension funds are addressing climate-related financial risks and investment strategies.
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Vatican Planning $117 Million Pivot to Renewable Energy
The Vatican is planning a $117 million investment to transition its energy infrastructure to renewable sources.
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Cadmium Telluride Photovoltaics Perspective PaperStudy
The U.S. Department of Energy released a perspective paper on the development and outlook for cadmium telluride photovoltaic technology.
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Infinity Power finalises financing for landmark solar projects in Côte d’Ivoire
Infinity Power has secured financing to proceed with the construction of major solar energy projects in Côte d’Ivoire.
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Govt taking steps to end energy crisis, emerge as solar power producer: PM
The Prime Minister of Bangladesh announced government initiatives to address energy shortages by expanding domestic solar power production.
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Georgia Power battery storage facility to boost Middle Georgia power reliability
Georgia Power is installing a new battery storage facility to improve electricity reliability in the Middle Georgia region.
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California hasn't issued a Flex Alert in nearly 4 years. Here's why
California has avoided issuing emergency Flex Alerts for nearly four years, attributed in part to increased investment in battery storage capacity.
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Vattenfall takes FID on battery project in Germany
Vattenfall has reached a final investment decision to construct a new battery energy storage project in Germany.
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Analysts warn of consequences if SCOTUS doesn't toss Boulder climate lawsuit
Analysts argue that the Supreme Court should dismiss a climate lawsuit filed by Boulder, citing potential legal and economic consequences.
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Analysts warn of consequences if SCOTUS doesn’t toss Boulder climate lawsuit
Analysts discuss potential legal consequences if the Supreme Court dismisses a climate lawsuit filed by Boulder.
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Airplane Turbulence May Worsen Thanks to Trump
An Earthjustice opinion piece argues that policy changes under the Trump administration could increase airplane turbulence.
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NOAA Completes Coral Reef Survey at Flower Garden Banks SanctuaryStudy
NOAA has completed a survey of coral reefs at the Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary.
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The Needle Is Beginning To Move On EVs, But Not Necessarily Because Of Fuel PricesStudy
A new industry report suggests rising consumer confidence is driving a potential comeback for electric vehicle sales in the United States.
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Why Saying ‘Climate Crisis’ Falls Flat
An editorial explores the challenges of effective climate communication and public engagement in the United States.
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Montana gardens are changing. Now gardeners are being forced to adapt.
Changing climate conditions in Montana are forcing local gardeners to adapt their planting practices.
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Delaware had 3rd hottest summer in 2026. Is climate change the reason?Clickbait
This piece examines whether climate change was the primary driver behind Delaware's third-hottest summer on record.
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UN climate report raises question: Is Earth already doomed?Clickbait
This article discusses a UN climate report and questions the long-term habitability of the planet.
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This week’s record-setting humidity and heat almost broke L.A. How much longer will it last?
Los Angeles experienced record-setting heat and humidity that strained local infrastructure and resources.
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Nepal’s flood has reignited the climate reparations debate
Recent flooding in Nepal has renewed international debate regarding climate reparations and financial responsibility.
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California coast braces for another battering as new El Niño-related wave emerges in Pacific
California prepares for potential damage from a new El Niño-related weather system in the Pacific.
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DAILY DIGEST, 9/10: Hurricane Marie damaged SoCal beaches, Super El Niño could be worse, experts say; San Joaquin Valley gets a roadmap for closing its water gap; Start-up beaver dams transform parched California creeks into salmon havens; Del PuerReprint
A daily digest covers hurricane damage in Southern California, El Niño risks, and water management strategies.
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Possible future impacts of sea-level rise on shorebird habitat (IMAGE)Study
Researchers examine the potential future consequences of rising sea levels on critical shorebird habitats.
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Scientists Warn of GLOF Threat From Arunachal’s Khangri Glacier
Scientists warn that the Khangri Glacier in Arunachal Pradesh poses a risk of glacial lake outburst floods.
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Atlantic hurricane season peaks with no hurricanes as El Nino suppresses activity
El Niño conditions are currently suppressing hurricane activity in the Atlantic during the peak of the season.
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From food export growth to carbon storage on Hainan IslandStudy
Research explores the balance between food export growth and carbon storage potential on Hainan Island.
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DHL Express partners with Malaysia Aviation Group to reduce GHG emissions using SAF
DHL Express and Malaysia Aviation Group are partnering to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through sustainable aviation fuel.
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Standard Chartered Launches Platform to Help Suppliers to Track, Reduce Carbon Footprint
Standard Chartered has launched a platform to assist suppliers in tracking and reducing their carbon footprints.
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The Race to Cut Methane Emissions Is Exposing a Global Divide
A report explores the global disparities and challenges in the international race to cut methane emissions.
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Google Signs its Largest-Ever Superpollutant Carbon Credit Deal
Google has finalized its largest-ever carbon credit purchase focused on methane reduction.
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Google signs its biggest rice-methane carbon credit deal with Indian startup Mitti Labs
Google has signed a significant carbon credit agreement with Indian startup Mitti Labs to address methane from rice paddies.
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Bapco Energies Deploys Andium Emissions Monitoring Technology in Upstream Operations
Bapco Energies is implementing Andium's monitoring technology to track and reduce emissions in its upstream operations.
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UNEP highlights successful methane mitigation in Turkmenistan (Exclusive)
The UNEP reports successful efforts to mitigate methane emissions within Turkmenistan's energy sector.
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Google to buy 1 million carbon credits from India’s Mitti LabsReprint
Google is partnering with Mitti Labs to purchase one million carbon credits generated by methane-reducing rice farming practices in India.
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Mitti Labs Secures Landmark Google Deal to Scale Methane-Reduction Credits in Indian Rice FarmingReprint
Mitti Labs secured a deal with Google to scale methane-reduction carbon credits derived from Indian rice farming.
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Google Backs Rice-Farming Methane Cuts in $1m-Plus Carbon Credit DealReprint
Google is investing over $1 million in carbon credits to support methane emission cuts in the rice farming sector.
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350.org: August heat record shows ‘Planet on Fire’, urges leaders to quit fossil fuels
Advocacy group 350.org is using record-breaking August temperatures to pressure world leaders to phase out fossil fuels.
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Why ‘Clean Is Cheap, Cheap Is Clean’ Isn’t Breaking ThroughClickbait
This opinion piece explores the communication challenges in convincing the public that clean energy is economically advantageous.
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Spending Public Money Smarter for Energy Security
The IISD provides recommendations on how to spend public funds more effectively to enhance energy security.
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Govt taking steps to end energy crisis, emerge as solar power producer: PM
The Bangladeshi government is implementing new measures to address the energy crisis by increasing solar power production.
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Surging European EV Markets Present Opportunities
Growing electric vehicle markets in Europe are creating new business opportunities for automotive stakeholders.
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India’s NTPC seeks proposals for sodium-ion battery storage pilotsStudy
India's NTPC is seeking proposals to launch pilot projects for sodium-ion battery energy storage.
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XL Batteries & ENEOS forge pact to advance long-duration grid storageReprint
XL Batteries and ENEOS have partnered to develop long-duration grid energy storage technology.
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NTPC Invites EoIs for Sodium-Ion Battery Storage Pilots
India's NTPC has issued an expression of interest for pilot projects involving sodium-ion battery storage technology.
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Tavion starts development of its first battery parks in Poland
Tavion has begun the development of its first battery energy storage parks located in Poland.
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Volvo Plans Large-Scale Battery Storage Facility in SwedenReprint
Volvo is planning the construction of a large-scale battery energy storage facility in Sweden.
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Rates of Climate Change WorryStudy
A dataset provides information regarding global levels of public concern regarding climate change.
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Airplane Turbulence May Worsen Thanks to TrumpClickbait
An advocacy group argues that Trump administration policies may exacerbate airplane turbulence by undermining climate action.
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Good News from Turkmenistan! Bad News from the UN
An analysis reviews recent climate-related developments involving Turkmenistan and the United Nations.
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As oceans warm, Florida scientists hunt for heat-resistant coralReprint
Florida scientists are searching for heat-resistant coral varieties to help reefs adapt to warming oceans.
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As oceans warm, scientists hunt for heat-resistant coralReprint
Scientists are identifying heat-tolerant coral species to mitigate the impacts of rising ocean temperatures.
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AI could warn people of dangerous weather patterns
Artificial intelligence is being developed to improve the prediction and warning systems for dangerous weather patterns.
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Exclusive: ArcTern Ventures is preparing to raise a $400M fund
ArcTern Ventures is planning to raise a $400 million fund focused on climate-related technology investments.
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Climate at a GlanceStudy
NOAA provides an interactive tool for accessing historical climate data and trends.
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Pennsylvania Is Building More EV Chargers. Will Drivers Come?
A reporter evaluates the accessibility and convenience of Pennsylvania's growing electric vehicle charging infrastructure during a long-distance road trip.
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Is Burnham trying to appease Trump? Or Reform? What other reason is there for these North Sea oil plans? | George Monbiot
An opinion piece criticizes the UK Labour government's decision to approve new North Sea oil drilling projects.
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How two satellites are studying hurricanes during El NiñoStudy
NASA's Sentinel-6B satellite has launched to improve hurricane forecasting and protect infrastructure during the El Niño climate pattern.
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Can AI tame torrential rain by 2050? The next frontier of weather control and forecasting
Researchers are exploring the experimental concept of artificially inducing rainfall over the ocean to mitigate extreme flooding on land in Japan.
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Where global warming meets urban development
This analysis examines the intersection of urban development and global warming in shaping city temperatures.
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Tiny Cyanobacteria May Be the Secret Heroes of Ocean Carbon SequestrationStudy
New research suggests that specific marine cyanobacteria play a more significant role in the biological carbon pump than previously understood.
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Research Suggests Auto Loans Should Account for Vehicle Efficiency
Financial analysts suggest that auto loans should incorporate vehicle efficiency to mitigate the economic risks posed by high fuel costs and gas-guzzling vehicles.
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Are New Electric Entrants Serious Competition for European Truckmakers?
European truck manufacturers face growing competition as new entrants introduce more affordable and high-performance electric heavy-duty vehicles.
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Hyundai Motor Group and African Development Bank Partner to Accelerate Sustainable Development Across Africa
Hyundai Motor Group and the African Development Bank have partnered to finance and accelerate sustainable development projects across Africa.
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3 Ideas to Rein in Costs From California’s Wildfires
An analysis explores how California's high electricity rates complicate the state's climate goals and the adoption of clean technologies.
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Social Media Use Among Global Warming’s Six AmericasStudy
A study analyzes how different segments of the American public use social media to engage with climate change information.
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Cincinnati considered hotspot for climate change
A local report identifies Cincinnati as a growing hotspot for climate change impacts.
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Pensions in a Warming World: Why Climate Change is now a pension issue
A report examines how climate change poses significant financial risks to global pension systems.
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Stronger Home Foundations Needed to Withstand Climate Change and Cracking Soils
Engineers suggest that home foundations must be strengthened to withstand soil cracking caused by climate-driven weather extremes.
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The University of Valencia completes two decades of key climate change research with the launch of the FLEX satellite into spaceStudy
The University of Valencia launched the FLEX satellite to continue two decades of climate change research.
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Krishna AchutaRao, climate scientist who pioneered attribution research in India, dies at 62
Krishna AchutaRao, a prominent climate scientist who pioneered attribution research in India, has passed away at age 62.
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Tate & Lyle Strengthens Climate Ambition with Updated Science-Based Targets to Reduce Greenhouse Gas EmissionsStudy
Tate & Lyle has updated its greenhouse gas reduction targets to align with science-based climate standards.
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As Heat Wave Persists, High-Temp Records Set in Santa Barbara, Santa Maria
Santa Barbara and Santa Maria recorded new high-temperature records as the regional heat wave persisted.
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Can flood survivors’ stories make climate science better?
This article explores how incorporating the personal experiences of flood survivors can improve climate science communication and research.
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Flood-ravaged Nepal calls for climate justiceReprint
Following devastating floods, Nepal is advocating for climate justice and international support to address climate-driven losses.
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Nepal puts climate justice at centre of global pitch for flood aidReprint
Nepal is centering its international aid requests on the concept of climate justice following recent flood disasters.
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Nepal puts climate justice at centre of global pitch for flood aidReprint
Nepal is prioritizing climate justice in its global appeals for financial assistance following severe flooding.
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This is how prepared major cities are for a climate disaster — and it's looking bleak for London
An assessment of major cities' preparedness for climate disasters suggests that London faces significant risks.
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How El Niño could bring punishing conditions to the West Coast this winter
Meteorologists analyze how El Niño patterns may intensify winter weather conditions along the U.S. West Coast.
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‘Powerful storms are more common’: Threat of rising sea levels and coast erosion in Galway
Increased storm frequency and rising sea levels are accelerating coastal erosion in Galway, Ireland.
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Photos of France’s melting Mer de Glace glacier
Photographic evidence documents the ongoing retreat and melting of France’s Mer de Glace glacier.
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Pacific Northwest faces another bad snow year thanks to ‘super El Niño’
The Pacific Northwest is experiencing reduced snowpack levels attributed to the influence of a strong El Niño event.
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Tropical Storm Norbert forms, poised to become next hurricane in the Pacific amid strengthening El Niño
Tropical Storm Norbert has formed in the Pacific, with forecasters linking its development to current El Niño conditions.
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Powerful El Niño setting up historic Atlantic hurricane season
Forecasters are linking the current strong El Niño to predictions for an active Atlantic hurricane season.
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Super El Niño Builds a Strong Hurricane Shield for the United States, Lasting Into October
Meteorological analysis suggests the current El Niño may influence hurricane activity patterns affecting the United States.
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Mid-season tropics update: El Niño brings active Pacific, quiet Atlantic
Updated tropical weather reports highlight the impact of El Niño on Pacific and Atlantic hurricane activity.
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Are EVs really bad for the environment?
An analysis examines the environmental lifecycle impacts of electric vehicles compared to internal combustion engines.
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The Right Automation Can Cut a Warehouse's Carbon Emissions by upto a QuarterStudy
New research suggests that warehouse automation technologies can reduce operational carbon emissions by up to 25%.
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Dubai Police cut annual carbon emissions by 26,000 tonnes through solar energy project
Dubai Police reduced annual carbon emissions by 26,000 tonnes through the implementation of a new solar energy project.
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SEA-LNG urges EU to protect mass-balance pathway for biomethane
The SEA-LNG industry group is lobbying the EU to maintain the mass-balance pathway for biomethane in upcoming regulations.
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Bapco Energies Deploys Andium Emissions Monitoring Technology in Upstream Operations
Bapco Energies is implementing Andium technology to improve emissions monitoring in its upstream operations.
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Nazli Yenal: Türkiye plans high-level methane dialogue based on COP29 initiatives
Türkiye is planning a high-level dialogue to address methane emissions following initiatives established at COP29.
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Developer partners with consultant to scale up biochar in Asia
A developer and a consultant have partnered to scale up biochar production and deployment across Asia.
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Methane-cycling archaea discovered in geothermal springsStudy
Researchers have discovered methane-cycling archaea in geothermal springs, providing new insights into biological methane processes.
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BASF Agricultural Solutions and IRRI Extend Partnership To Further Advance Sustainable Rice Cultivation
BASF and the International Rice Research Institute have extended their partnership to promote sustainable rice cultivation.
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Climate campaign highlights sinkholes in Konya basin
A new campaign highlights the increasing prevalence of sinkholes in the Konya basin linked to climate-driven water stress.
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Are we giving up on a 1.5 deg C limit to global warming?Clickbait
This analysis explores the feasibility of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
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The renewable energy entrepreneur now betting on gas, AI and nuclear power
A renewable energy entrepreneur is diversifying investments into natural gas, nuclear power, and AI infrastructure.
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A step closer to a genuine energy union in the EU
A new analysis examines progress toward establishing a unified energy market within the European Union.
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Rhode Island Energy procures 150W of power from Maine wind projectReprint
Rhode Island Energy has secured a power purchase agreement for 150MW from a Maine wind project.
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Egypt Advances Renewable Energy ProjectReprint
Egypt is moving forward with the development of a new renewable energy project.
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METLEN and Copec sign sale agreement for hybrid project in ChileReprint
METLEN and Copec have signed an agreement for a hybrid renewable energy project in Chile.
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Invenergy, HASI partner on 2.7-GW US renewables portfolio
Invenergy and HASI have formed a partnership to develop a 2.7-gigawatt portfolio of renewable energy projects in the United States.
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Consumers Energy unveils 20-year renewable energy plan
Consumers Energy has released a new 20-year plan focused on expanding renewable energy capacity in its service area.
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Poland's Sejm amends regulations in support of renewable energy market
The Polish parliament has passed regulatory amendments designed to support the growth of the country's renewable energy market.
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Germany's 4.5-GW tender for backup capacity oversubscribed
Germany's recent tender for 4.5 gigawatts of backup power capacity received more bids than available capacity.
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What India's energy storage mandate means for wind and solar
An analysis examines the implications of India's new energy storage mandates for the wind and solar power sectors.
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Solar and wind curtailment on the rise in Chile
Instances of solar and wind energy curtailment are increasing in Chile due to grid infrastructure limitations.
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ARRAY Technologies Opens $50 Million Solar Manufacturing Facility in New Mexico
ARRAY Technologies opened a new $50 million solar manufacturing facility in New Mexico.
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Enphase Begins U.S. Production of Power Modules for 5 MW IQ Solid-State Transformer Racks
Enphase has commenced U.S. production of power modules for its 5 MW IQ solid-state transformer racks.
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Agrivoltaics To Turn Indian Farmers Into Urjadatas, Says Pralhad Joshi
Indian officials are promoting agrivoltaics to integrate solar energy production with agricultural land use.
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Greenhouse Gas Accounting for On-road Transport EmissionsStudy
The Council on Energy, Environment and Water released a framework for accounting for greenhouse gas emissions from on-road transport.
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Erode's Data-Backed Roadmap to Cut Transport EmissionsStudy
The city of Erode has developed a data-driven strategy to reduce emissions from its local transportation sector.
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Electric car surge strains Australia's charging network
Rapid growth in electric vehicle ownership is placing significant strain on Australia's existing public charging infrastructure.
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DoGo Power Enters Mali With Grid-Forming Energy Storage Solutions
DoGo Power is expanding into Mali with the deployment of grid-forming energy storage solutions.
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India’s NTPC seeks proposals for sodium-ion battery storage pilots
India's NTPC is seeking proposals for pilot projects to integrate sodium-ion batteries into the energy grid.
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India’s energy transition enters next phase with grid, storage, flexibility in focus, say leaders at ET En..
Industry leaders in India emphasize that the next phase of the energy transition will prioritize grid flexibility and storage.
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DOE moves to stabilize Visayas grid, deploy 253 MW battery storageReprint
The Philippine Department of Energy is deploying 253 MW of battery storage to stabilize the Visayas power grid.
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DOE moves to stabilize Visayas power grid; Leyte gets 40-MW battery storage capacityReprint
The Philippine Department of Energy is installing a 40-MW battery storage system in Leyte to improve grid stability.
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B2U Begins Commercial Operations of Its Second Repurposed Battery Storage Project in Texas
B2U Storage Solutions has launched its second commercial project in Texas using repurposed EV batteries.
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Econergy fires up 141 MWh merchant BESS at operational solar site in Romania
Econergy has commissioned a 141 MWh battery energy storage system at a solar site in Romania.
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Labour’s climate announcement is a cop-out
Greenpeace criticizes the UK Labour Party's recent climate policy announcement as insufficient.
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Florida studies corals resistant to ocean warmingReprint
Researchers in Florida are studying coral varieties that show resistance to warming ocean waters.
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In 2017, a 16-year-old Polynesian surfer began growing coral fragments in underwater nurseries; his team
A Polynesian surfer and his team are working to restore coral reefs using underwater nurseries.
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After a 2001 hurricane devastated Belize’s reef, a marine biologist grew surviving coral fragments on hom
A marine biologist in Belize is using coral fragments to restore reefs damaged by past hurricane activity.
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As Oceans Warm, Florida Scientists Hunt for Heat-resistant CoralReprint
Florida scientists are investigating heat-resistant coral as a response to warming ocean temperatures.
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Florida scientists are hunting for heat-resistant coral as oceans heat upReprint
Scientists in Florida are searching for heat-tolerant coral to mitigate the impacts of rising ocean temperatures.
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COMMENTARY: Where global gas and LNG infrastructure is growing
This commentary provides an overview of the current expansion of global natural gas and LNG infrastructure.
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‘Free Solo’ Climber Alex Honnold’s Next Challenge: Solar for Everyone
Professional climber Alex Honnold is launching an initiative to expand solar energy access.
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UN climate report raises question: Is Earth already doomed?Clickbait
An article discusses the implications of a recent UN climate report regarding the future of the planet.
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Delaware had 3rd hottest summer in 2026. Is climate change the reason?Clickbait
Delaware recorded its third-hottest summer in 2026, prompting questions about the role of climate change.
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This week’s record-setting humidity and heat almost broke L.A. How much longer will it last?
Los Angeles experienced record-setting heat and humidity, prompting questions about the duration of the weather event.
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Seal Beach was warned. Why wasn’t it prepared?Clickbait
This opinion piece questions why Seal Beach officials failed to prepare for climate-driven coastal risks despite prior warnings.
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Unexpected Impact of Tourism on Mount Everest: Climbers’ Urine Melts 154 Tons of Ice
Accumulated human waste from tourism on Mount Everest is contributing to the melting of glacial ice.
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Are electric cars really bad for the environment?Clickbait
An explainer article examines the environmental impact and lifecycle emissions of electric vehicles.
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Takeaways from AP story on a major effort to restore peatland in North CarolinaReprint
A report highlights a major initiative focused on restoring peatland ecosystems in North Carolina.
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Google Signs its Largest-Ever Superpollutant Carbon Credit DealReprint
Google has entered into a significant carbon credit agreement focused on reducing methane emissions from rice agriculture.
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GOOGLE & MITTI LABS PARTNER TO ELIMINATE METHANE AND SCALE CLIMATE-SMART AG PRACTICES ACROSS INDIA'S RICE FIELDSReprint
Google and Mitti Labs are partnering to scale climate-smart agriculture practices to reduce methane in Indian rice fields.
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Google Will Buy One Million Carbon Credits From Indian Rice Farms by 2030Reprint
Google plans to purchase one million carbon credits from Indian rice farms by 2030 to mitigate methane emissions.
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Google to buy 1 million carbon credits from India’s Mitti LabsReprint
Google will purchase one million carbon credits from India's Mitti Labs to address methane emissions.
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Google Backs Rice-Farming Methane Cuts in $1m-Plus Carbon Credit DealReprint
Google is backing methane reduction in rice farming through a carbon credit deal with Mitti Labs.
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Mitti Labs Secures Landmark Google Deal to Scale Methane-Reduction Credits in Indian Rice FarmingReprint
Mitti Labs secured a deal with Google to scale methane-reduction credits in Indian rice farming.
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August power demand hits record 169 BU; non-solar prices surge 33%
India's power demand reached a record 169 billion units in August, causing non-solar electricity prices to spike by 33%.
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Surging European EV Markets Present Opportunities
Market analysis indicates significant growth opportunities for electric vehicles within the European automotive sector.
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BMW iX5 Hydrogen Testing and Series Production UpdatesStudy
BMW is providing updates on the testing and production status of its iX5 hydrogen fuel cell vehicle.
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Qatar’s EV transition sets global model for public transit, says industry expert | Gulf Times
An industry expert highlights Qatar's electric public transit transition as a potential global model.
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The Tiny Technology That Could Reinvent Grid StorageClickbait
New small-scale battery technology is being explored as a potential solution for enhancing grid storage capacity and efficiency.
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Tavion starts development of its first battery parks in Poland
Tavion has begun the development phase for its first utility-scale battery storage parks located in Poland.
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Sri Lanka proposes BESS-inclusive feed-in tariffs, draws pricing pushback
Sri Lanka's proposal to include battery storage in feed-in tariffs faces pushback regarding pricing structures.
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Why Fidra Energy is building the UK’s biggest BESS project
Fidra Energy is developing the UK's largest battery energy storage project to support grid stability.
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Good News from Turkmenistan! Bad News from the UN
A legal analysis discusses climate-related developments in Turkmenistan and at the United Nations.
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Could Jackery EnergyGuard Max Lead A Shift To Large Capacity Home Batteries?
Jackery showcased its new 100kWh home energy storage system at IFA Berlin, signaling a move toward larger-capacity residential battery solutions.
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Tesla Cybertruck Powershare finally backs up homes with a Powerwall 3Reprint
Tesla updated its Cybertruck software to allow the vehicle to provide home backup power in conjunction with a Powerwall 3.
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Volvo kills off another EV for the US, but it has a replacement coming in 2027Reprint
Volvo is discontinuing the EX40 in the U.S. market ahead of the arrival of new electric models in 2027.
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Electric car sales doubled in Russia after Ukraine blew up oil refineries
Electric vehicle sales in Russia have increased following disruptions to the country's oil refining infrastructure.
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Methane pollution is making our climate problems worse. But there’s a way to help tackle it.Clickbait
This advocacy piece highlights the role of methane in climate change and calls for action to reduce emissions.
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Dallas experiences increase in water main breaks and leaks due to extreme heat and high water demands
Dallas is reporting an increase in water main breaks and leaks attributed to extreme heat and high water demand.
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Beach days, fireflies, and the summer days Americans once knew are getting harder to findClickbait
An opinion piece reflects on how changing climate patterns are altering traditional American summer experiences.
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The Next Business Metric: How Do You Measure Climate Resilience?Reprint
Businesses are increasingly looking for standardized metrics to measure and report on climate resilience.
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A year without a hurricane? El Niño, Sahara Dust squelching Atlantic stormsReprint
El Niño conditions and Saharan dust are suppressing hurricane formation in the Atlantic basin.
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Coastal Protection Towards Oceanic Resilience
The Ocean Decade initiative focuses on strategies for enhancing coastal protection and oceanic resilience.
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How we’re now exposed to the rising of sea levelsReprint
An overview examines the increasing exposure of human populations to rising sea levels.
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How melting Arctic glaciers is creating a climate ‘doom loop’Clickbait
An article discusses the potential for a climate feedback loop driven by melting Arctic glaciers.
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THE FACTS: Canada’s Share of Global CO₂ Emissions – What You Need to Know
An analysis examines Canada's contribution to global carbon dioxide emissions.
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Travel + Leisure Co. Releases 2025 Corporate Responsibility Report, Surpassing Carbon Reduction Goal and Setting New 2030 Environmental Targets
Travel + Leisure Co. reported exceeding its carbon reduction goals and established new environmental targets for 2030.
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GOOGLE & MITTI LABS PARTNER TO ELIMINATE METHANE AND SCALE CLIMATE-SMART AG PRACTICES ACROSS INDIA'S RICE FIELDSReprint
Google and Mitti Labs are partnering to scale climate-smart agricultural practices in India to reduce methane emissions.
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Climate Pension Quarterly - Issue #21
The latest issue of the Climate Pension Quarterly reviews the climate-related investment and divestment activities of major pension funds.
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Nepal's floods must become policy, not pathos: It must turn climate vulnerability into climate diplomacyClickbait
This editorial argues that Nepal must transition from viewing floods as humanitarian tragedies to using them as a basis for climate diplomacy.
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In the US, GM confirms its long-term commitment to electric vehicles
General Motors has reaffirmed its long-term commitment to transitioning to electric vehicles.
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Georgia Power battery storage facility to boost Middle Georgia power reliability
Georgia Power has activated a new battery storage facility intended to improve regional grid reliability.
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Volvo Group Plans 70 MW Mariestad Energy Park
Volvo Group is planning the development of a 70 MW energy park in Mariestad, Sweden.
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California hasn't issued a Flex Alert in nearly 4 years. Here's why
California has avoided issuing Flex Alerts for nearly four years due to increased grid capacity and improved energy management.
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Brooks Sherman on Evaluating Emerging Battery Technologies Before the Market Settles
An expert discusses the criteria for evaluating emerging battery technologies before they reach commercial maturity.
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NOAA Completes Coral Reef Survey at Flower Garden Banks Sanctuary
NOAA has completed a comprehensive survey of coral reef health at the Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary.
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Reef Star - Rebuilding reefs creating coral reef stars in the Seychelles
A project in the Seychelles is using 'Reef Star' structures to rebuild and restore damaged coral reef ecosystems.
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Almost Dead Silence on Electric Vehicles from Automakers in USA
This commentary observes a decline in promotional activity regarding electric vehicles from legacy automakers in the United States.
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OP-ED | Where climate change hits home
An op-ed discusses the localized impacts of climate change on communities.
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Climate change could expand tropical fruit production in southern Europe
Climate change may allow for the expansion of tropical fruit cultivation into southern Europe.
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AI innovation measures temperature tolerance in fishStudy
Researchers are using AI to measure how fish species tolerate rising water temperatures.
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Dr. Brown: Climate change is already here — and worse is coming
A commentary piece argues that climate change impacts are already present and will worsen.
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Are we past the point of no return for saving the planet?Clickbait
This article explores the scientific and philosophical question of whether humanity has passed critical climate tipping points.
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Extreme heat sends dozens for medical help at Alabama football opener
Dozens of people required medical attention due to extreme heat during a football game in Alabama.
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Extreme heat reaches triple digits in Santa Barbara Wednesday
Santa Barbara experienced extreme triple-digit temperatures, reflecting broader regional heat trends.
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Advisories issued as dangerous heat persists from Texas to lower Mississippi Valley
Heat advisories remain in effect as dangerous temperatures persist across Texas and the lower Mississippi Valley.
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West Texas farm faces tough season due to drought and extreme heat, threatening yearly festival
A West Texas farm reports significant agricultural challenges due to the combined impacts of extreme heat and drought.
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From crisis response to climate readiness: adaptive, agile and ethical leadership in an age of natural disasters
This analysis discusses the need for adaptive and ethical leadership to manage the increasing frequency of climate-driven natural disasters.
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The Next Business Metric: How Do You Measure Climate Resilience?Reprint
Businesses are increasingly seeking standardized metrics to measure and report on their climate resilience strategies.
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Earth Today | More science needed in climate fight – reportReprint
A report calls for increased scientific research to better inform climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts.
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The Future of the Beach
A report examines the long-term impacts of erosion and sea level rise on coastal beach environments.
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Swampscott seeks protections from rising seas
The town of Swampscott is seeking new protective measures to mitigate the impacts of rising sea levels.
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Melting Swiss glacier reveals debris from 1963 plane crash
The retreat of a Swiss glacier has exposed wreckage from a plane that crashed in 1963.
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Scientists put a wool blanket on a glacier to protect it from heat: Did it really stop the ice from...Clickbait
Scientists are testing the use of protective blankets to slow the melting of glaciers caused by rising temperatures.
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Travel + Leisure Co. Releases 2025 Corporate Responsibility Report, Surpassing Carbon Reduction Goal and Setting New 2030 Environmental TargetsReprint
Travel + Leisure Co. reported exceeding its carbon reduction goals and established new environmental targets for 2030.
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ZAWYA: Bapco Energies deploys Andium tech to strengthen emissions monitoringReprint
Bapco Energies has deployed Andium technology to enhance its capabilities in monitoring and managing emissions.
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5 new ways Google is advancing sustainable innovation in IndiaClickbait
Google announced five new initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable innovation and technology within India.
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Faig Mutallimov: Climate action goes beyond energy production
A climate official emphasizes that effective climate action requires strategies extending beyond just energy production.
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Catherine Mckenna Wants Canada to Get Smarter About Climate and Affordability
Catherine McKenna discusses the need for Canada to better integrate climate policy with economic affordability.
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Why the climate crisis must break Canberra’s hamster wheel of daily reporting
An opinion piece argues that Australian political reporting must shift its focus to better address the climate crisis.
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Corp Comm candidates debate incentives for renewable energy
Candidates for the Arizona Corporation Commission debate the future of renewable energy incentives.
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Trinasolar strengthens partnership with MaxSolar with Vertex N G3 supply agreementReprint
Trinasolar and MaxSolar have signed a supply agreement for solar modules.
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Renewable energy firm Friesen Elektra explores data center project in Lower Saxony, Germany
A renewable energy firm is evaluating a potential data center project in Germany.
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Derry to run on solar powerReprint
Derry is transitioning to solar power for its energy needs.
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Plans for £16m renewable energy research centre in Ayrshire scrappedReprint
A planned 16 million pound renewable energy research center in Ayrshire, Scotland, has been cancelled.
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SDG Namibia One and Enersense Energy Namibia sign development funding agreement
SDG Namibia One and Enersense Energy Namibia have signed a funding agreement to develop renewable energy projects in Namibia.
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GreenIT starts production at two solar plants in Italy, marking a new milestone in its growth journey
GreenIT has commenced electricity production at two new solar power plants located in Italy.
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HDF Energy & Pertamina NRE Partner on Green Hydrogen
HDF Energy and Pertamina NRE have entered a partnership to develop green hydrogen projects.
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RED III implementation in Poland: key reforms under draft law UC118Study
A legal analysis outlines key reforms in Poland's draft law for implementing the EU's Renewable Energy Directive III.
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US Firm Penta Energy Signs 25MW Solar Agreement for LISCO
Penta Energy has signed an agreement to develop a 25-megawatt solar power project for the Libyan Iron and Steel Company.
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Washington ranks last in renewable energy growth
A report indicates that Washington state currently ranks last in the nation for renewable energy growth rates.
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Metlen sells Chilean solar-storage project to Copec
Metlen has sold a solar and energy storage project located in Chile to the company Copec.
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China Solar PV News Snippets - September 10, 2026Reprint
A collection of industry updates highlights ongoing developments in China's solar photovoltaic sector.
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Sungrow Outlines Shift Toward Integrated Energy Solutions as Grid Flexibility and Globalization Gain Importance
Sungrow is shifting its business strategy toward integrated energy solutions to improve grid flexibility.
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LICO to Supply Recovered Graphite From Lithium-Ion Batteries to Epsilon for Anode Material Production
LICO will supply recovered graphite from recycled lithium-ion batteries to Epsilon for anode production.
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Polaris Smart Metering Deploys Nearly 1 Million RF Mesh-Enabled Smart Meters Across Uttar Pradesh With Wirepas Technology
Polaris Smart Metering has deployed nearly 1 million smart meters in Uttar Pradesh to improve grid efficiency.
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Toyota proposes for Vietnam to recognise hybrids as low emission
Toyota is lobbying the Vietnamese government to classify hybrid vehicles as low-emission, potentially slowing the transition to fully electric cars.
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Consumers are steering BC’s EV transition
Consumer demand and purchasing behavior are identified as the primary drivers of the electric vehicle transition in British Columbia.
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NTPC Sodium-Ion Battery Storage Pilot Tender: 100kWh Grid-Connected Trial - News and StatisticsStudy
NTPC has issued a tender for a pilot project to test sodium-ion battery storage technology on the grid.
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Spencer Group wins National Grid contracts for works on two substations linked with battery storage
Spencer Group secured National Grid contracts to upgrade two substations for battery storage integration.
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Decoupling war and politics from climate action
An editorial argues for separating geopolitical conflicts from international climate action efforts.
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Lego Billionaires to Ramp Up Investment in Plastic Recycling
The owners of Lego are increasing their investment in plastic recycling technologies.
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When Water Finds a Way: Flood Risk Is Not Where You Think It Is
This article discusses how changing climate patterns are altering traditional flood risk assessments.
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Belchertown talk challenges nuclear energy’s role in climate solution
A community discussion in Belchertown examined the controversial role of nuclear energy within broader climate mitigation strategies.
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Fast Air brings new clean-energy aircraft power to Abbotsford International Airport
Fast Air has introduced clean-energy power solutions for aircraft operations at Abbotsford International Airport.
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What is Electrification?Study
The U.S. Department of Energy provides an educational overview defining the process and benefits of electrification.
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Rivian to Electrify Issaquah with New Showroom, Service Facility
Rivian is opening a new showroom and service facility in Issaquah, Washington.
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Bengaluru needs an EV deadlineClickbait
An opinion piece argues that Bengaluru needs to establish a firm deadline for transitioning to electric vehicles.
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Kia reveals EV3 lease offer for $349 a month, but there’s a catchReprint
Kia has announced lease pricing for its new affordable EV3 electric vehicle.
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Residents try keeping cool as extreme heat warning extendsReprint
San Diego residents are seeking ways to stay cool as an extreme heat warning is extended.
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Extreme heat warning issued by the NWS until Thursday eveningReprint
The National Weather Service has issued an extreme heat warning for the Sacramento area through Thursday.
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Greens put Bass Coast coastal communities on notice over rising sea levels
The Greens party is urging Bass Coast communities to address the risks posed by rising sea levels.
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Unexpected Impact of Tourism on Mount Everest: Climbers’ Urine Melts 154 Tons of IceReprint
Accumulated human waste from tourism is contributing to the melting of ice on Mount Everest.
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Daniel Batten Says Bitcoin Mining Could Cut Global Emissions 8.5%Clickbait
An industry advocate claims that Bitcoin mining could significantly reduce global emissions, though the assertion lacks broad scientific consensus.
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Colville School District receives solar energy installation through Giving Grid program
The Colville School District has installed a new solar energy system through the Giving Grid program.
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Farm managers surveyed on renewable energy agreements
A survey of farm managers has been conducted regarding their participation in renewable energy agreements.
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The Tiny Technology That Could Reinvent Grid StorageClickbait
This article explores emerging small-scale technologies that could potentially improve grid-level energy storage.
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Around 2000, a Florida tropical-fish collector hung rescued coral fragments from underwater “trees”; the
A historical look at early coral restoration efforts in Florida using underwater 'trees' to grow coral fragments.
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Art installation makes it easier to visualize sea level rise
A new art installation on Bainbridge Island uses physical markers to help the public visualize potential future sea level rise.
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Wildlife Window: Fewer insects are being seen due to drought
Observations indicate a decline in insect populations, which researchers attribute to the ongoing drought.
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Melting Swiss Glacier Reveals Debris From 1963 Plane CrashReprint
The retreat of a Swiss glacier has exposed wreckage from a plane that crashed in 1963.
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Opinion | Donald Trump Is Laughing All the Way to the Bank... at the End of the WorldClickbait
This opinion piece criticizes Donald Trump's stance and actions regarding climate change.
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This Week In Energy Transition - Ascent Solar Strengthens Leadership for Renewable Energy ExpansionClickbait
Ascent Solar has announced leadership changes as part of its renewable energy expansion strategy.
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Is Indonesia’s 100 GW Solar Plan Realistic?Clickbait
An analysis questions the feasibility of Indonesia's ambitious 100-gigawatt solar energy expansion plan.
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Skyline Publishes White Paper Re: $68MM Solar Re-InvestmentStudy
Skyline has released a white paper detailing a 68 million dollar reinvestment strategy for solar energy projects.
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Stonepeak CEO Backs Australia Renewable Data Center Push
Stonepeak's CEO has expressed support for increasing renewable energy investment for data centers in Australia.
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Pasadena Water and Power Wins 2026 Green Power Leadership Award
Pasadena Water and Power has received a 2026 Green Power Leadership Award for its renewable energy initiatives.
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Rhenus supports strategic wind energy investment in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Rhenus is providing support for a strategic wind energy investment project in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Switching from gasoline to electric vehicles, Ho Chi Minh City residents face two worries
Residents in Ho Chi Minh City express concerns regarding the transition from gasoline-powered to electric vehicles.
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Brooks Sherman on Evaluating Emerging Battery Technologies Before the Market Settles
An expert discusses the challenges of evaluating emerging battery technologies for grid-scale storage applications.
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Tara Mahoney on inter-generational civic engagement, climate change, and importance of hope
An academic discusses the role of inter-generational civic engagement and hope in addressing climate change.
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Moore: How to waste $9T to not save the planet
A columnist argues against current climate spending initiatives.
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Preparing for a First GHG Assurance Engagement: It's Never Too Soon to StartClickbait
An advocacy piece encourages companies to begin preparing for greenhouse gas assurance engagements early.
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First Alert: A brief break from the extreme heat along with our best chance of rain in a whileReprint
A brief respite from extreme heat is expected alongside a chance of rain.
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End in sight for Southern California’s brutal heat, humidityReprint
Southern California is nearing the end of a period of intense heat and humidity.
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L.A. to Cool Down After Week of Extreme Heat and HumidityReprint
Los Angeles is expected to see a cooldown following a week of extreme heat and humidity.
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Extreme heat risks loom this weekendReprint
Forecasters warn of continued extreme heat risks for the upcoming weekend.
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When Water Finds a Way: Flood Risk Is Not Where You Think It IsClickbait
An opinion piece discusses the evolving nature of flood risks and the need for better public awareness.
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Wisconsin lawmakers highlight green energy in La Crosse press conference
Wisconsin lawmakers held a press conference in La Crosse to discuss and highlight green energy initiatives.
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Portsmouth Hospital drives innovation with new electric vehicles for renal services
Portsmouth Hospital has integrated electric vehicles into its renal service transport fleet.
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Ocean Career: Ocean Conservancy Climate Analyst
A job posting highlights a career opportunity for a climate analyst at the Ocean Conservancy.
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Opinion: One way to reduce our carbon footprint
This opinion piece discusses personal strategies for reducing an individual's carbon footprint.
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Eco Wave Power to Present at H.C. Wainwright's 28th Annual Global Investment Conference
Eco Wave Power is scheduled to present its wave energy technology at an upcoming global investment conference.
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Climate Policy and Sustainability Take Center Stage at GTNF 2026Reprint
Climate policy and sustainability are scheduled to be key topics at the 2026 Global Tobacco and Nicotine Forum.
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The US just had its hottest summer on record, beating the Dust Bowl eraStudy
Official data confirms the United States experienced its hottest summer on record, surpassing temperatures from the Dust Bowl era.
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Court Rules TVA’s Decision to Build Kingston Gas Plant Broke the Law
A federal court vacated the Tennessee Valley Authority's approval for a new gas plant, citing legal failures in the decision-making process.
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We just had the hottest August, hottest summer, and hottest year to date in U.S. historyStudy
NOAA data confirms the U.S. experienced its hottest summer and year-to-date period on record, accompanied by severe drought and wildfires.
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The U.S. just had its hottest summer on record, NOAA saysStudy
NOAA reports that the United States experienced its hottest summer on record in 2026.
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We're about to exceed 1.5-degree global warming limit, according to the UNStudy
UN data indicates that the world is on track to exceed the 1.5-degree Celsius global warming threshold.
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Report: World Set to Cross 1.5°C Global Warming, but Can Still Limit, Adapt to and Return From Higher TemperaturesStudy
A report confirms the world is set to exceed 1.5°C of warming but outlines pathways for adaptation and temperature reduction.
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US records hottest summer in 132 yearsStudy
Official data confirms the United States has recorded its hottest summer in 132 years.
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Nepal glacier saw exceptional heat before collapse caused deadly floods, data showsStudy
Data indicates that exceptional heat caused a glacier to collapse in Nepal, triggering deadly flooding.
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Coal Mid-Year Update 2026Study
The IEA provides a mid-year update on global coal consumption trends and market projections for 2026.
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Underground wildfires in Indonesia trigger world’s highest emissions, spike in respiratory infections
Drought-driven underground peatland fires in Indonesia have caused a spike in global emissions and local respiratory health issues.
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Global warming will exceed limit, UN says in a report that maps path to get back below danger zoneReprint
A UN report outlines the necessary steps to return global warming levels below critical danger zones.
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Rising sea levels could cost Australians at least $855 billion by 2100Study
New research estimates that rising sea levels and storm surges could cause at least $855 billion in economic losses in Australia by 2100.
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We're about to exceed 1.5-degree global warming limit, according to the UNReprint
A UN report indicates that the world is on track to surpass the 1.5-degree global warming limit.
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Global warming will exceed limit, UN says in a report that maps path to get back below danger zoneReprint
A new UN report outlines pathways to return to safe warming levels after exceeding the 1.5 C limit.
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Coordinated action on clean air and climate change can net $15 for every dollar spentStudy
A UN report finds that coordinated investments in clean air and climate action yield a 15-to-1 economic return.
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Climate change fuels extreme heat, flooding and tropical threats across the U.S.Study
Climate Central reports that climate change is directly fueling extreme heat, flooding, and tropical storm threats across the United States.
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Spain records 61 heatwave days in 2026, highest on record
Spain recorded 61 days of heat wave conditions in 2026, marking the highest number on record.
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A new deep learning model maps global methane emissions from space.Study
Google has developed a deep learning model that utilizes satellite data to map global methane emissions.
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Ancient methane is escaping from beneath Arctic glaciers as their beds thaw
Thawing Arctic glaciers are releasing ancient methane trapped beneath their beds into the atmosphere.
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China’s solar power capacity surpasses coal for first time
China's installed solar power capacity has exceeded its coal power capacity for the first time.
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Natural gas is winning AI’s power race
Rising energy demands from artificial intelligence data centers are driving increased reliance on natural gas power generation.
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NOAA Fisheries Takes A ‘Sharp Turn Away From Science’
The U.S. government is reportedly weakening scientific oversight at NOAA, raising concerns about the prioritization of industrial profit over environmental protection.
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Georgia bet big on EV manufacturing. Trump pulled the plug.
The Trump administration has reversed support for electric vehicle manufacturing in Georgia, stalling progress on clean energy infrastructure.
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Why Nepal is demanding climate justice and compensation after deadly floods
Nepal is advocating for climate justice and financial compensation following devastating floods linked to climate change.
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Global warming will exceed limit, UN says in a report that maps path to get back below danger zoneReprint
A UN report outlines the necessary pathways to limit global warming despite projections that current targets will be exceeded.
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Indonesian wildfire emissions surge to world's highest, data showsStudy
Data shows Indonesian wildfire emissions have reached the highest levels globally.
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Why Indonesia's wildfire emissions are now the world's highest
Analysis explains the factors driving Indonesia's record-high wildfire emissions.
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Strong El Niño Raises Drought Risk for Depleted Amazon BasinStudy
A strong El Niño event is increasing the risk of severe drought in the already depleted Amazon Basin.
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Nepal glacier saw exceptional heat before collapse caused deadly floods, data showsStudy
Data shows that exceptional heat preceded the glacier collapse that caused deadly flooding in Nepal.
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As El Niño looms, study finds rapid growth in climate extremes are hitting an unexpected region of the Amazon hardestStudy
Research finds that climate extremes linked to El Niño are causing rapid, unexpected damage in specific Amazon regions.
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Food Inflation to Hit 6% on El Nino, Droughts and War
Global food inflation is projected to reach 6% due to the combined pressures of El Niño, drought, and conflict.
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Europe’s Largest Industrial Carbon Capture Facility Begins Operations At Yara Plant
Yara has officially launched Europe's largest industrial carbon capture and storage facility at its production plant.
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Fossil Fuel-Tied PR Agency Awarded U.N. Climate Conference Contract
A PR agency with ties to the fossil fuel industry was awarded a contract for a UN climate conference.
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Dispatch from the IPCC lead author meeting in Mexico City – CCUS and carbon removals
An IPCC lead author reports on discussions regarding carbon capture and storage technologies during a recent meeting in Mexico City.
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US adds 17.1 GW of clean power in Q2 - ACPStudy
The American Clean Power Association reports that 17.1 gigawatts of new clean energy capacity were added in the U.S. during the second quarter.
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Batteries just broke another record in the US
US battery storage capacity reached a new record high, according to recent industry data.
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US Clean Power Q2 2026 Report: Record Solar, Storage, and Wind Additions - News and StatisticsStudy
The US Clean Power report indicates record-breaking additions of solar, wind, and storage capacity during the second quarter of 2026.
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US adds 17.1GW of clean power capacity in record Q2, ACP reportsReprint
The American Clean Power Association reports that the US added 17.1 gigawatts of clean energy capacity in the second quarter of 2026.
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Attorney General Phil Weiser challenges unlawful rollback of landmark policy to fight greenhouse gas pollution
Colorado's Attorney General is legally challenging a rollback of state policies intended to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Federal court halts $75B New York ‘Climate Superfund’ lawReprint
A federal court has blocked New York's law requiring fossil fuel companies to pay for climate-related infrastructure damages.
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Indonesia records world’s highest wildfire emissions
Indonesia has recorded the world's highest wildfire-related carbon emissions, highlighting the climate impact of forest fires.
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Indonesian wildfire emissions surge to world's highestReprint
Data indicates that Indonesian wildfire emissions have reached the highest levels globally.
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Indonesian wildfire emissions surge to world's highest, data showsStudy
New data confirms that wildfire emissions in Indonesia are currently the highest in the world.
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Google to invest $15 billion in AI infrastructure and buy nuclear power in Finland
Google is investing $15 billion in AI infrastructure and purchasing nuclear power in Finland to support its operations.
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'Alarm bells ringing': US summer heat shatters recordReprint
The contiguous United States recorded its hottest summer ever, highlighting the intensifying impacts of climate change.
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Tesla agrees to let other EVs use its chargers on Mass. Turnpike, I-95
Tesla reached an agreement to open its charging network to all electric vehicles at Massachusetts state-owned rest stops.
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EXCLUSIVE: Nepal puts climate justice at centre of global pitch for flood aid
Nepal is prioritizing climate justice in its diplomatic efforts to secure global funding for flood recovery and adaptation.
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See How Much Corals Have Declined in Just 40 Years
Visual documentation shows the significant decline of coral reef health over the past four decades.
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'Deaths Will Continue to Mount,' Scientist Warns After August and Summer 2026 Set US Heat Records
Following record-breaking summer heat in the U.S., experts warn of continued increases in heat-related mortality.
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Indonesian wildfire emissions surge to world's highest, data showsStudy
Data indicates that wildfire emissions in Indonesia have reached the highest levels globally.
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Assessing the consequences of compound coastal–fluvial flooding under climate change: exposure, vulnerability and damage estimates in eastern EnglandStudy
A new study assesses the vulnerability and damage risks of compound flooding in eastern England under climate change.
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Nepal’s flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont Blanc
Recent flooding in Nepal highlights the growing impact of climate change on mountainous regions.
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Nepal seeks climate justice payment after $5bn flood damages
Nepal is formally requesting $5 billion in climate justice payments from the international community to cover flood-related damages.
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Exclusive-Nepal puts climate justice at centre of global pitch for flood aid
Nepal is prioritizing climate justice in its global campaign to secure financial aid for flood recovery.
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Sea level rise prompts plan to elevate thousands of Florida homes
Florida is planning to elevate thousands of homes to mitigate risks associated with rising sea levels.
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Rising Seas, Rising Bills: How sea level rise will cost every AustralianStudy
A new report estimates that rising sea levels will cause $855 billion in economic damage to Australian properties by 2100.
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New report reveals $855BN cost of rising seas and Aussie regions at riskStudy
A Climate Council report identifies the Australian regions most vulnerable to sea level rise and estimates $855 billion in potential damages.
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Emissions and system-level decarbonization pathways for global petrochemical productionStudy
A new study analyzes decarbonization pathways for the global petrochemical industry to reduce its significant emissions.
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A new deep learning model maps global methane emissions from space.Study
Google has developed a deep learning model that uses satellite data to map global methane emissions.
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Google and NASA JPL Unveil AI Model Mapping Global Methane Plumes
Google and NASA JPL have launched an AI-powered tool to track and map methane plumes globally.
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Trade wars target the energy transition
Rising international trade tensions are increasingly impacting the global deployment and supply chains of clean energy technologies.
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Consumers Energy’s new Michigan roadmap calls for more than 19 GW of wind, solar and batteries, setting up a major expansion of the state’s clean-energy fleet
Consumers Energy announced a plan to add 19 gigawatts of wind, solar, and battery storage to Michigan's power grid.
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US Clean Power Q2 2026 Report: Record Solar, Storage, and Wind Additions - News and StatisticsStudy
A report on U.S. clean power shows record-breaking additions of solar, wind, and battery storage capacity in the second quarter of 2026.
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Attorney General Phil Weiser challenges unlawful rollback of landmark policy to fight greenhouse gas pollution
Colorado's Attorney General is challenging a policy rollback that would weaken efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Pacific isn’t waiting to be saved
An analysis explores how Pacific Island nations are taking proactive measures to address climate change impacts.
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Indonesia’s wildfire emissions surge to world’s highest, data showsStudy
Data indicates that wildfire-related carbon emissions in Indonesia have reached the highest levels globally.
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Monitoring the U.S. Temperature and Precipitation in August 2026Study
NOAA reports on U.S. temperature and precipitation data recorded during August 2026.
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Thawing permafrost worsens earthquake hazards in High ArcticStudy
Research indicates that thawing permafrost in the High Arctic is increasing the risk of earthquake hazards.
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Ancient methane is escaping from beneath Arctic glaciers as their beds thawStudy
Research shows that ancient methane is being released from beneath Arctic glaciers as they thaw.
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India’s power demand hits record August high as heat and weak monsoon stretch grid
India's power demand hit a record high in August due to extreme heat and a weak monsoon affecting grid stability.
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Manitoba unveils climate action plan without specific emission-reduction targets
Manitoba released a climate action plan that lacks specific, measurable emission-reduction targets.
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US power use to beat record highs in 2026 and 2027 as AI use surges, EIA saysStudy
The EIA projects record-high US electricity demand by 2027, driven largely by the rapid expansion of data centers for artificial intelligence.
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From drought to floods in North Africa: What could the super El Niño do next?
North Africa faces severe water stress following the longest period of below-average rainfall on record, exacerbated by current climate patterns.
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Chinese & US Truckmakers Set To Gain Over A Quarter Of European Electric Truck Market By 2030Study
Analysis indicates EU truckmakers must accelerate electrification to avoid losing significant market share to Chinese and U.S. competitors by 2030.
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Climate Change Raises Rates of U.S. Emergency Room Visits For Heat IllnessStudy
Climate Central research shows that climate change is increasing the frequency of heat-related emergency room visits in the United States.
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As climate change warms the Himalayas, disasters like the Nepal floods are becoming more frequent
Warming in the Himalayas, driven by climate change, is increasing the frequency of disasters like the recent Nepal floods.
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Sea level rise could put a quarter of a million Australian homes at risk by 2100
A new report indicates that rising sea levels could threaten approximately 250,000 Australian homes by the year 2100.
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Canada’s largest carbon capture project set to start operations in January
Canada's largest carbon capture and storage project is scheduled to begin operations in January.
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€10.9bn in free EU carbon permits for airlines fuels row over emissions trading reform
The allocation of 10.9 billion euros in free carbon permits to airlines has sparked controversy regarding EU emissions trading reforms.
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TVA broke law in building Kingston gas plant, court ruling finds
A court ruling found that the Tennessee Valley Authority violated the law during the construction of a new gas plant.
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Europe Scales Back Climate Goals to Ease Iran War Energy Shock: BoussoReprint
European nations are scaling back climate targets to address energy security concerns stemming from the conflict in Iran.
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U.S. clean power additions jump 45% in Q2 2026, reaching 388 GW cumulative capacityStudy
U.S. clean power capacity additions increased by 45% in the second quarter of 2026, reaching a cumulative 388 GW.
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Manitoba unveils climate action plan without specific emission-reduction targets
Manitoba released a climate action plan that lacks specific, measurable emission-reduction targets.
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A pipeline giant that spilled jet fuel in Pa. is trying to weaken a clean water law
A pipeline company responsible for a jet fuel spill is lobbying to weaken clean water regulations in Pennsylvania.
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In North Carolina, a race is on to restore critical peatland before it dries up or is destroyed
Conservationists are working to restore North Carolina peatlands to prevent degradation and carbon release as they dry out.
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More schools close in Indonesia due to worsening haze from forest fires
Indonesian schools are closing due to hazardous air quality caused by ongoing forest fires.
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Brazil eyes China as buyer of carbon credits, targets accord by COP31
Brazil is seeking to establish an agreement with China for the sale of carbon credits by COP31.
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The Atlantic hurricane season is about to make history this week. Here’s why.
The Atlantic hurricane season is reaching historic levels, reflecting trends associated with warming ocean temperatures.
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For Many New Yorkers, Home Is No Escape From the Heat
Rising temperatures in New York City are causing significant heat-related mortality, particularly among vulnerable residents lacking adequate cooling.
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Rescuers scramble to save orangutans as El Niño-boosted fires spread across Borneo
El Niño-driven wildfires in Borneo are destroying orangutan habitats, forcing conservationists to launch emergency rescue operations.
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Polanski calls for report on ecosystem collapse to be published in full
A UK politician is demanding the release of a government report detailing how overseas ecosystem collapse threatens national security.
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California, an Environmental Bastion, Warms to Nuclear Energy
California is considering extending the life of its last nuclear plant and building new reactors to meet clean energy goals.
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Action on climate and air pollution likely to boost economy, UN saysStudy
A UN report finds that every dollar invested in climate and air pollution mitigation generates significant economic benefits.
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As science comes under attack at UN talks, climate movement splits over how to respond
The climate movement is debating how to respond to increasing political attacks on climate science at UN negotiations.
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Assessing the consequences of compound coastal–fluvial flooding under climate change: exposure, vulnerability and damage estimates in eastern EnglandStudy
A study quantifies the risks and potential damages from compound coastal and river flooding in eastern England due to climate change.
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A report details how climate change is exacerbating water crises and drought conditions.
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We asked Big Tech about AI’s fossil fuel problem. The responses were atrocious.
An investigative piece critiques the responses of major technology companies regarding the fossil fuel energy demands of artificial intelligence.
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Nationwide economic impacts of sea level rise and storm surge from global warming in AustraliaStudy
A study estimates the nationwide economic costs of sea level rise and storm surges in Australia caused by global warming.
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Super El Niño-fueled fires destroyed huge tracts of this country before. They’re happening again
Climate-driven El Niño conditions are fueling a resurgence of destructive wildfires in the region.
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Wildfire air pollution threatens progress on global air quality, warns WMOStudy
The WMO warns that wildfire-related air pollution is hindering global air quality improvements.
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Expert Explains | How floods triggered Nepal’s demand for compensation
Nepal is seeking international climate finance compensation following recent devastating floods.
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Nepal forms panel to assess Rasuwa flood losses, climate finance claims
The Nepalese government has formed a panel to assess flood damages and pursue climate finance claims.
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Melting Svalbard glaciers may flush ancient methane from rocks beneath the iceStudy
Research indicates that melting glaciers in Svalbard could release ancient methane trapped in subglacial rock formations.
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Chinese experts link deadly Tibet-Nepal flood to climate change; hydropower projects face scrutiny
Experts link deadly flooding in the Tibet-Nepal border region to climate change, prompting calls for hydropower project reviews.
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Rescuers scramble to save orangutans as El Niño-boosted fires spread across Borneo
El Niño-driven drought conditions are fueling wildfires in Borneo, threatening local orangutan populations.
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Study finds El Niño events have become more and more extremeStudy
A new study concludes that El Niño events are becoming increasingly extreme due to changing climate conditions.
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Southeast Asia endures year of extreme weather amid El Nino
Southeast Asia has experienced a year of extreme weather conditions linked to El Niño patterns.
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UH climatologist warns record-setting El Niño is fueling larger, wetter, and slower hurricanes
Climatologists warn that El Niño is contributing to the development of more intense and slower-moving hurricanes.
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📉 Emissions from deforestation and land use have fallen 32 percent since the 2000sStudy
Global emissions resulting from deforestation and land-use changes have decreased by 32% since the 2000s.
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Europe turns to carbon capture in bid to clamp down on emissions
European industries are increasingly adopting carbon capture technologies to meet emissions reduction targets.
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Petrochemical industry emissions could rise 50 per cent, study suggestsStudy
A University of Sheffield study warns that global petrochemical industry emissions could increase by 50 percent.
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Greenhouse gas emissions up slightly in the second quarter of 2026Study
Official statistics show that greenhouse gas emissions in the Netherlands rose slightly during the second quarter of 2026.
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2026 NDC: Philippines promises to reduce more carbon emissions on its own
The Philippines has committed to more ambitious independent carbon emission reduction targets in its 2026 Nationally Determined Contribution.
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Virginia kept its climate law. Dominion sees a loophole.
Dominion Energy is attempting to utilize a loophole to bypass Virginia's existing climate legislation.
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Climate-related disruption caused financial loss for 94% of businesses
A new report finds that 94% of businesses have experienced financial losses due to climate-related disruptions.
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Taiwan labour funds to restrict new fossil fuel investments from 2030
Taiwan's labor funds will restrict new investments in fossil fuel projects starting in 2030.
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Opinion | Nepal Needs $5 Billion To Rebuild. World's Climate Fund Doesn't Have Even 10% Of It
An opinion piece highlights the funding gap in international climate finance for disaster recovery in Nepal.
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Denmark?s Energy Islands to Become Regional Game Changers as Offshore Wind Surges
Denmark is developing energy islands to integrate offshore wind power into the regional energy grid.
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Clean energy technologies are driving job creation in the EU, but challenges remain around skill shortages and inclusionStudy
The European Environment Agency reports that clean energy is driving job growth, though skill shortages remain a significant barrier.
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California, an Environmental Bastion, Warms to Nuclear Energy
California is increasingly considering nuclear energy as a component of its strategy to reach carbon neutrality.
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AfD victory threatens energy transition in Saxony-Anhalt
The electoral success of the AfD party in Saxony-Anhalt poses a potential threat to regional renewable energy transition efforts.
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India’s power demand hits record August high as heat and weak monsoon stretch grid
India's power demand reached a record high in August due to extreme heat and a weak monsoon season.
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Government of Canada releases new climate change report designed to inform policy- and decision-makers as the country develops its adaptation plansStudy
The Canadian government released a new climate report to guide national adaptation planning and policy decision-making.
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Pakistan’s major cities exposed as least climate-resilient, raises menace
A report identifies Pakistan's major cities as having the lowest climate resilience, increasing risks from extreme weather.
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“El Niño” and Hurricane “Roslyn” caused damage to 95 percent of the coral reef in the Marietas Islands
Extreme weather events, including El Niño and Hurricane Roslyn, caused severe damage to 95 percent of the Marietas Islands' coral reefs.
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Banks Want ECB to Reveal Risk Formula as Climate Hits Collateral
Banks are requesting that the European Central Bank disclose risk formulas as climate change impacts the value of collateral.
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Tory Shadow Chancellor Andrew Griffith’s MAGA Network
DeSmog reports on the connections between a British politician and networks promoting climate-skeptic and anti-environmental agendas.
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Texas prisons seek $298 million for air conditioning. That’s a fraction of what’s needed.
Texas prisons are requesting $298 million for air conditioning, an amount officials say is insufficient to address extreme heat risks.
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5 Takeaways From Our Investigation Into China’s Massive Overseas Investments
China's massive overseas infrastructure investments through the Belt and Road Initiative are significantly shaping global carbon-intensive development patterns.
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Foreign minister: Nepal needs “meaningful” international support to face climate threatsReprint
Nepal's foreign minister is seeking urgent international support from a UN climate fund to address recovery and resilience following recent Himalayan flooding.
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In North Carolina, a race is on to restore critical peatland before it dries up or is destroyedReprint
Restoration efforts are underway in North Carolina to rehabilitate peatlands, aiming to curb carbon emissions and protect native habitats.
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When climate-related hazards rise, so do barriers for people with disabilities
Climate-related hazards like floods and heatwaves create disproportionate barriers and safety risks for people with disabilities.
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Peter’s farm is on ‘flood country’. As Australia’s sea levels rise, safe land is vanishing and costs are huge
Rising sea levels in Australia threaten hundreds of thousands of coastal properties with flooding and significant economic damage by 2100.
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A new report finds many Chinese provinces are reducing their use of coal
A new report indicates that several Chinese provinces are actively transitioning away from coal and fossil fuel reliance.
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Petrochemical industry emissions could climb 50% by 2050, global mapping suggestsStudy
New research projects that carbon emissions from the global petrochemical industry could increase by 50% by 2050.
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Heat spikes over Tibet may help explain severe Californian floodingStudy
Scientists suggest that heat spikes over the Tibetan Plateau can trigger atmospheric patterns leading to severe flooding events in California.
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Ukraine strikes deep into Russia’s Arctic gas heartland as Trump pushes Putin toward peace
Ukrainian drone strikes hit a major Russian natural gas facility in the Arctic, impacting a key fossil fuel infrastructure hub.
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Coordinated action on clean air and climate change can net $15 for every dollar spentStudy
A UN report suggests that coordinated action on air pollution and climate change could yield a 15-to-1 return on investment.
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UN Report Reveals Benefits of Joint Action on Climate Change, Air PollutionStudy
A new UN report details the economic and health benefits of addressing climate change and air pollution simultaneously.
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Why Nepal is demanding climate justice and compensation after deadly floods
Nepal is advocating for climate justice and international compensation following devastating floods linked to climate change.
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New study shows climate change may halve omega‑3 fatty acids in fish and the organisms they eatStudy
A new study indicates that climate change may reduce omega-3 fatty acid levels in fish and their food sources.
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When climate-related hazards rise, so do barriers for people with disabilities
Research highlights how climate-driven hazards disproportionately increase barriers and risks for people living with disabilities.
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Climate change could cost Greece’s agriculture up to $1.2B annually: StudyStudy
A new study estimates that climate change could cause annual losses of up to $1.2 billion for Greece's agricultural sector.
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UN report on 1.5°C overshoot: Global warming is still in our handsReprint
A UN report emphasizes that despite the likelihood of exceeding 1.5°C, climate action can still mitigate future warming.
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Nepal's flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont Blanc
The impacts of climate change on mountain glaciers and flood risks are examined through the lens of Nepal and Mont Blanc.
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Rising sea levels could cost Australians at least $855 billion by 2100Study
Research projects that rising sea levels could cause at least $855 billion in economic damage to Australia by 2100.
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Irish farming is unprepared for impact of climate change, says advisory council
An advisory council warns that the Irish agricultural sector lacks sufficient preparation for the impacts of climate change.
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NJ coast faces rising seas as scientists track signs of a changing climate
Scientists are monitoring rising sea levels along the New Jersey coast as evidence of climate change.
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Nepal appeals for $5B flood aid, puts climate justice firstReprint
Nepal is seeking $5 billion in international aid to address flood damages, framing the request as a matter of climate justice.
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Nepal is Paying the Price for a Climate Crisis It Did Little to Create
Nepal faces severe consequences from a climate crisis it contributed little to creating.
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Australia's love for coastal living faces $850b reckoning
Australia faces an $850 billion economic risk due to the vulnerability of its coastal properties to climate change.
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Sea level rise could put a quarter of a million Australian homes at risk by 2100
New analysis indicates that approximately 250,000 Australian homes are at risk of inundation from sea level rise by 2100.
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US experiences hottest summer on record as El Niño gains strength in tropical Pacific
The United States experienced its hottest summer on record as El Niño conditions intensified in the Pacific.
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Canada’s largest carbon capture project set to start operations in January
Canada's largest carbon capture and storage project is scheduled to begin operations in January.
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📉 Emissions from deforestation and land use have fallen 32 percent since the 2000sStudy
Data indicates that global emissions from deforestation and land-use changes have decreased by 32 percent since the 2000s.
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New Study Warns Of 50% Rise In Petrochemical Emissions By 2050Reprint
A new study warns that petrochemical emissions are projected to increase by 50 percent by 2050.
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Europe’s Largest Carbon Capture Facility Launches in the Netherlands to 800,000 Tons of CO2
A new carbon capture facility in the Netherlands has launched with the capacity to capture 800,000 tons of CO2 annually.
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Fossil Fuel-Tied PR Agency Supporting U.N. Climate Conference
An investigation reveals that a PR agency with ties to the fossil fuel industry is supporting a UN climate conference.
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Consumer Alert Exposes Fossil Fuel Front Groups Backing Exxon, Suncor Before Supreme Court — Follow the Money to Big Oil and Billionaire Paul Singer
A consumer watchdog report identifies front groups funded by major oil companies to influence legal proceedings.
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Calls for Faster Electrification, Fossil Phaseout as Scientists Predict Massive Warming Across CanadaReprint
Scientists project significant warming across Canada, prompting calls for accelerated electrification and a phaseout of fossil fuels.
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Taiwan labour funds to restrict new fossil fuel investments from 2030
Taiwanese labour funds will restrict new investments in fossil fuel projects starting in 2030.
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Climate-related disruption caused financial loss for 94% of businessesStudy
A report indicates that 94% of businesses have experienced financial losses due to climate-related disruptions.
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Greenhouse gas emissions up slightly in the second quarter of 2026Study
Official data shows a slight increase in greenhouse gas emissions during the second quarter of 2026.
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Little green energy growth despite billions on offer in Russia-exit plan
Despite significant funding availability, green energy growth in regions exiting Russian energy markets remains slower than anticipated.
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Denmark’s Energy Islands to Become Regional Game Changers as Offshore Wind Surges
Denmark is advancing its offshore energy island projects to significantly increase regional wind power capacity.
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Gila River Indian Community Pioneers Solar Panels Over Canal to Save Water and Generate Clean Energy
The Gila River Indian Community is installing solar panels over irrigation canals to reduce water evaporation and generate renewable electricity.
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Renewables can't scale fast enough to replace fossil fuels without an energy shortfall, and a new open-source model built by engineering graduates shows the gap could last decades and reshape how the world plans its entire energy future
A new open-source model suggests that current renewable scaling may not prevent energy shortfalls during the transition from fossil fuels.
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Front-of-meter solar, storage could serve 32% of California’s 2032 peak load: studyStudy
A study indicates that front-of-meter solar and storage could meet nearly one-third of California's peak electricity demand by 2032.
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Negative Power Prices Are Piling Up Across Europe
Increased renewable energy generation is leading to more frequent instances of negative power prices across European electricity markets.
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U.S. clean power additions jump 45% in Q2 2026, reaching 388 GW cumulative capacityStudy
U.S. clean energy capacity additions increased by 45% in the second quarter of 2026, reaching 388 GW total.
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U.S. Energy Storage Installations Reach Record 20.2 GWh in Q2 2026Study
U.S. energy storage installations reached a record 20.2 GWh in the second quarter of 2026.
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Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Launches World’s Largest Off-Grid Battery Storage System
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea project has launched the world’s largest off-grid battery storage system.
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UK grid connections reform mishandled, battery skip rates too high
The UK's grid connection reform is reportedly failing, leading to high rates of battery project cancellations.
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'It hits us in the gut': Mont Blanc faces climate change as communities 'weep' for the mountain peak
Communities near Mont Blanc are facing severe environmental changes as the mountain peak suffers from the impacts of climate change.
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As El Niño looms, study finds rapid growth in climate extremes are hitting an unexpected region of the Amazon hardestStudy
A study reveals that climate extremes are impacting an unexpected region of the Amazon with increasing severity.
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UN says Nepal suffering disproportionate losses from climate changeReprint
The UN reports that Nepal is experiencing disproportionate economic and environmental losses due to climate change.
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'Steady progress' in negotiations around shipping climate rules, despite uncertain outcome
International shipping regulators report ongoing progress in negotiations to establish new climate-related emissions rules.
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Attorneys general coalition sues Trump admin over Endangered Species Act
A coalition of state attorneys general is suing to challenge federal rollbacks of Endangered Species Act protections.
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Washington AG leads lawsuits to block federally-weakened Endangered Species Act rules
Washington's attorney general is leading a multi-state lawsuit to block federal efforts to weaken endangered species regulations.
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US states sue Trump administration for weakening endangered species protectionsReprint
Multiple US states have initiated legal action against the federal government for weakening endangered species protections.
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In North Carolina, a race is on to restore critical peatland before it dries up or is destroyed
Conservationists in North Carolina are working to restore peatlands to prevent carbon release and environmental degradation.
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Pakistan’s major cities exposed as least climate-resilient, raises menace
A report identifies Pakistan's major cities as highly vulnerable to climate change due to a lack of resilience infrastructure.
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Emissions from fires in Indonesia became the highest in the worldReprint
Indonesia's recent wildfire activity has resulted in the highest carbon emissions from fires worldwide.
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In North Carolina, a race is on to restore critical peatland before it dries up or is destroyed
Conservationists are working to restore North Carolina peatlands to prevent further degradation and carbon release.
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US states sue Trump administration for weakening endangered species protections
Several US states are suing the Trump administration over the weakening of endangered species protections.
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Natural gas is winning AI’s power race
The rapid growth of artificial intelligence is driving a significant increase in demand for natural gas to power data centers.
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Banks Want ECB to Reveal Risk Formula as Climate Hits Collateral
European banks are requesting transparency from the ECB regarding how climate-related risks impact the valuation of collateral.
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Flood-Ravaged Nepal Calls for Climate JusticeReprint
The United Nations highlights Nepal's call for climate justice following catastrophic flooding events.
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As climate change warms the Himalayas, disasters like the Nepal floods are becoming more frequentReprint
Warming temperatures in the Himalayas are increasing the frequency and intensity of disasters like the recent Nepal floods.
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Climate change fuels more intense tropical system impactsReprint
Climate change is increasing the intensity and impact of tropical weather systems.
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Report: Rising sea levels threaten over 250,000 coastal Australian propertiesReprint
A report indicates that over 250,000 coastal properties in Australia are threatened by rising sea levels.
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Sea level rise could put a quarter of a million Australian homes at risk by 2100
Analysis suggests that rising sea levels could put a quarter of a million Australian homes at risk by 2100.
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COP31in Türkiye, EU Council is reportedly ready to address transition away from fossil fuels
The EU Council is reportedly preparing to address the transition away from fossil fuels in preparation for COP31.
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Nepal floods aftermath through the lens of Reuters photographers
Photographic documentation captures the destruction and aftermath of severe flooding in Nepal.
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The US Wants Minerals from South America. Its Environmental Defenders Fear What Comes Next.
U.S. efforts to secure mineral resources in South America face opposition from environmental defenders concerned about the impacts of extraction.
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Chicago ranked No. 1 city in the world for resiliency to climate change. What that means
Chicago has been ranked as the world's most resilient city regarding climate change preparedness.
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Climate change fuels more intense tropical system impacts
Climate change is intensifying the impacts of tropical weather systems.
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Flood-Ravaged Nepal Calls for Climate Justice
Following severe flooding, Nepal is advocating for international climate justice and support.
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As climate change warms the Himalayas, disasters like the Nepal floods are becoming more frequent
Warming temperatures in the Himalayas are increasing the frequency of catastrophic flooding events.
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Yes, passing 1.5 C of global warming is cause for alarm, but not despair
This piece argues that while exceeding 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming is alarming, it should motivate action rather than despair.
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Brief Respite Ahead as Oklahoma Battles Persistent Heat Dome and Drought Feedback Loop
Oklahoma faces a persistent heat dome and drought feedback loop, with only brief relief expected.
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Acting Before the Storm: How Anticipatory Action Could Change Emergency Response in HaitiStudy
The IOM explores how anticipatory action and early warning systems can improve disaster response effectiveness in Haiti.
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The round-the-clock monitors protecting Bhutan from glacier risk
Bhutan has implemented round-the-clock monitoring systems to manage the risks posed by unstable glacial lakes.
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A stronger-than-normal El Nino alarms scientists over Galápagos wildlife and forests
Scientists express concern that a strong El Niño will cause significant ecological damage to Galápagos wildlife and habitats.
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🇫🇮 €26.6 million in funding for the capture of bio-based carbon dioxide
Finland has allocated 26.6 million euros to support projects focused on capturing bio-based carbon dioxide.
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Amazon Cities Advance Climate Planning
Cities across the Amazon region are implementing new climate planning initiatives to address regional environmental challenges.
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Netherlands Q2 2026 Emissions: Mobility Down, Electricity Up | CBS Data - News and StatisticsStudy
Dutch statistics show a decrease in mobility-related emissions alongside an increase in electricity-related emissions for Q2 2026.
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EU deploys 33.8 GW of solar in H1Reprint
The European Union deployed 33.8 GW of new solar capacity during the first half of 2026.
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EU Solar Market Adds 33.8 GW in H1 2026Reprint
The European Union solar market added 33.8 GW of new capacity in the first half of 2026.
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India’s power demand hits record August high as heat and weak monsoon stretch grid
India's power demand reached a record high in August due to extreme heat and a weak monsoon.
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India power demand jumps 12.8% in August, coal stocks shrink: CRISILStudy
India's power demand rose 12.8% in August, leading to a reduction in coal stockpiles.
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CATL tightens supplier scrutiny in push for carbon-neutral EV batteries
Battery manufacturer CATL is increasing supply chain oversight to ensure carbon neutrality in its EV battery production.
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Integrated design for rural microgrids in Egypt incorporating hydrogen energy and vehicle-to-grid technologyStudy
A new study proposes an integrated design for rural Egyptian microgrids using hydrogen and vehicle-to-grid technology.
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Repurposed EV batteries now delivering 28 MWh of grid services to ERCOT
A project using repurposed EV batteries is now providing 28 MWh of grid services to the ERCOT market.
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Not Fit for Purpose: Why Climate Classifications of Developed and Developing Countries Have to ChangeStudy
A policy paper argues that current climate classifications for developed and developing nations need to be updated.
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Ex-Solicitor-General says Mike Smith climate lawsuit won’t be the last
A former solicitor general suggests that recent climate litigation against the government sets a precedent for future legal challenges.
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As forest loss accelerates, can the world meet the rising demand for wood?
As global forest loss accelerates, concerns grow regarding the world's ability to meet rising demand for wood products.
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As science comes under attack at UN talks, climate movement splits over how to respondReprint
Climate NGOs are experiencing internal divisions over how to address political attacks on scientific consensus during UN climate negotiations.
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Can an entire Arctic ecosystem evolve to adapt to the climate crisis?
Scientists are studying how Arctic species in Alaska may adapt collectively to rapid environmental changes caused by the climate crisis.
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In England — Yes, England — Tea and Cantaloupe Grow as the Climate Warms
British farmers are beginning to cultivate crops like cantaloupe as rising temperatures change the UK's agricultural landscape.
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Nepal’s Flood Relief Workers Feel the Pain of Trump’s Cuts to U.S.A.I.D.
Reduced international aid funding is hindering disaster relief efforts in Nepal, where climate-related flood risks are increasing.
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Nepal's flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont Blanc
Mountain communities near Mont Blanc are witnessing the rapid retreat of glaciers, highlighting the local impacts of global warming.
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Greater Transport Electrification Could Cut Europe’s Import Dependency By Nearly A Quarter By 2040
Increased transport electrification could significantly reduce Europe's dependence on imported fossil fuels by 2040, according to industry analysis.
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The winners and losers of Maine’s race to armor its shoreline against climate change
Maine is implementing shoreline protection measures, creating varying outcomes for different coastal stakeholders.
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NJ coast faces rising seas as scientists track signs of a changing climate
Scientists are monitoring the New Jersey coastline as rising sea levels indicate ongoing climate change impacts.
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Climate Change Pushes Up Emergency Room Visits By 50%Clickbait
A report indicates a significant increase in emergency room visits linked to the health impacts of climate change.
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AP dispatch from Mont Blanc as climate change threatens the Alpine landscape
An on-the-ground report from Mont Blanc details how climate change is destabilizing the Alpine landscape.
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Pacific partners launch new Action Plan to accelerate health and climate action
Pacific nations have launched a new action plan to address the intersection of public health and climate change.
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Nepal's flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont Blanc
Flooding in Nepal and melting glaciers in the Alps highlight the growing global impacts of climate change.
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Calls for Faster Electrification, Fossil Phaseout as Scientists Predict Massive Warming Across CanadaReprint
Advocates call for accelerated electrification and fossil fuel phaseouts following new projections of warming in Canada.
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Irish farming is unprepared for impact of climate change, says advisory council
An advisory council warns that the Irish agricultural sector remains unprepared for the impacts of climate change.
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Belgian heat wave caused highest excess mortality since 2000Study
A Belgian heat wave resulted in the highest excess mortality rate recorded since 2000.
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Wildfire risks are driving up costs for Northwest utilities
Increasing wildfire risks are causing utility costs to rise in the Pacific Northwest.
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‘Totally reliant on Mother Nature’: UK drought raises water security fears
Persistent drought in the UK is raising concerns about long-term water security and reliance on natural rainfall.
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El Niño to outlast 2026 as Pacific drought and flood risk mountsStudy
Forecasts suggest El Niño will persist through 2026, increasing the risk of drought and flooding in the Pacific.
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Nepal’s flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont BlancReprint
Recent flooding in Nepal highlights the growing risks of climate-driven disasters in mountainous regions.
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Nepal's flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont BlancReprint
Recent flooding in Nepal highlights the growing vulnerability of mountainous regions to climate-driven disasters.
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Nepal is Paying the Price for a Climate Crisis It Did Little to Create
An opinion piece argues that Nepal is disproportionately suffering the consequences of a global climate crisis it did not cause.
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Nepal's flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont BlancReprint
Recent flooding in Nepal highlights the growing vulnerability of mountainous regions to climate-driven disasters.
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Nepal's flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont BlancReprint
Recent flooding in Nepal highlights the growing vulnerability of mountainous regions to climate-driven disasters.
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Sea levels are rising. This marsh could save Marin from drowning
Restoration of a coastal marsh is being explored as a natural defense strategy against rising sea levels in Marin County.
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Why Mumbai’s rising sea level is not a distant problem
Rising sea levels pose an immediate and significant threat to the coastal city of Mumbai.
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Nepal's flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont BlancReprint
Recent flooding in Nepal and retreating glaciers on Mont Blanc highlight the growing impacts of climate change on mountain regions.
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Himalaya Diwas 2026: Glacier Retreat Threatens North India’s Water Supply
Himalayan glacier retreat poses a significant long-term threat to water security for North India.
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A record‑shattering El Niño is almost hereReprint
Meteorological forecasts indicate the development of a record-breaking El Niño event.
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El Nino: What it could mean for Niger's farmers
Agricultural experts assess the potential risks and impacts of El Niño on farming communities in Niger.
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El Niño could raise California sea levels by about a foot by mid-October
California sea levels are expected to rise temporarily by approximately one foot due to El Niño conditions.
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Fortera and MLC announce 300,000-tonne low-carbon cement plant in the US
Fortera and MLC are constructing a new low-carbon cement production facility in the United States.
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Metsä Group secures €21 million in aid for wood-based carbon capture plant
Metsä Group has secured €21 million in funding to develop a wood-based carbon capture facility.
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Digital energy scheduler cuts marginal carbon-reduction costsStudy
Researchers developed a digital energy scheduling tool that reduces the marginal costs associated with carbon-reduction efforts.
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Lakes alter the global carbon cycle: ResearchStudy
New research indicates that lakes play a significant and complex role in the global carbon cycle.
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UK recognises India’s Carbon Credit Trading Scheme
The UK government has officially recognized India’s Carbon Credit Trading Scheme.
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Laputa Launches Deployable Carbon Capture and Utilization Solution, Advancing Low-Carbon Building Materials and Expanding into the European Market
Laputa has launched a new carbon capture and utilization solution aimed at the low-carbon building materials market.
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Dairy Roadmap seeks further cuts in methane emissions
The Dairy Roadmap initiative is pursuing further reductions in methane emissions from the dairy sector.
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SOCAR taking real steps to reduce methane emissions, UNECE official says
A UNECE official stated that SOCAR is taking concrete steps to reduce methane emissions in its operations.
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Chinese scientists find a hidden atomic structure that unlocks methaneStudy
Scientists have discovered an atomic structure that could improve the understanding and management of methane.
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Regulators decline to take action on leaks of methane, other gases at Baton Rouge landfill
Louisiana regulators declined to take enforcement action against a Baton Rouge landfill for ongoing methane and gas leaks.
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UNECE keen to synergize with Azerbaijan on methane capture (Exclusive)
The UNECE is exploring a partnership with Azerbaijan to implement methane capture technologies.
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Turkey Says COP31 Climate Summit to Focus on Clean Energy Shift
Turkey announced that the upcoming COP31 summit will prioritize the global transition to clean energy.
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Antalya wildfires highlight climate risks ahead of COP31, group warns
Advocacy groups warn that recent wildfires in Antalya underscore climate risks ahead of COP31.
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Two fossil states, one public bill
A legislative bill in Australia addresses the activities of two states heavily reliant on fossil fuel extraction.
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Using AI to plan for climate variability in renewable energy systemsStudy
Researchers are using artificial intelligence to better manage the variability of renewable energy sources in power grids.
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Masdar’s 1 GW Wind Plant Highlights Kazakhstan’s Race to Build More Flexible Power System
Masdar has begun construction on a 1 GW wind farm in Kazakhstan to help modernize the country's power grid.
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Major new report supported by Push Power Ltd reveals vast untapped capacity of UK roof top solarStudy
A new report highlights significant untapped potential for rooftop solar energy generation across the United Kingdom.
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New study identifies the impurity behind green hydrogen's power-cycling problemStudy
Researchers identified a specific impurity that hinders the efficiency of green hydrogen power-cycling systems.
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August sets new records for solar energy generation
Solar energy generation in Ireland reached new record levels during the month of August.
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Türkiye's 120 GW rooftop solar potential could meet 45% of electricity demandStudy
A study suggests that Türkiye could meet 45% of its electricity demand through rooftop solar potential.
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IEEFA: Solar Sharer Tariffs Could Save Australian Households Thousands Annually
A report by IEEFA suggests that solar sharing tariffs could significantly reduce energy costs for Australian households.
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Florida town gets battery microgrid that can back up 1,500 customers for 4 hours
A Florida town has installed a battery microgrid capable of providing backup power to 1,500 customers during outages.
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Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Launches World’s Largest Off-Grid Battery Storage System
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea project has commissioned what is described as the world’s largest off-grid battery storage system.
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MPs to question Climate Change Committee on UK progress towards net zero
UK Members of Parliament are set to question the Climate Change Committee regarding the nation's progress toward net-zero targets.
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Nepal's flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont BlancReprint
Recent flooding in Nepal highlights the increasing vulnerability of mountainous regions to climate-driven disasters.
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BNEF Pioneers: Buses, Bioleaching and Better Batteries
BloombergNEF highlights emerging innovations in electric buses, mineral extraction, and battery technology.
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Oil's "new normal" is looking more expensive
Oil market volatility and structural changes are leading to a new, more expensive normal for energy prices.
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A Third of U.S. Reservoirs Are Filling with Sediment Instead of Water
Sediment accumulation is reducing the storage capacity of U.S. reservoirs, complicating water management amid changing climate conditions.
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Questionable data center forecasts are driving up Ohio power bills
Overestimated power demand forecasts for data centers are leading to increased electricity costs for consumers in Ohio.
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Nepal’s high-altitude wildernesses & wildlife are increasingly under threat (commentary)
This commentary discusses the threats posed by climate-driven glacial instability to Himalayan wilderness and wildlife.
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How to enhance ocean health and resilience with marine rewilding
Researchers advocate for marine rewilding as a necessary strategy to enhance ocean resilience against climate change and overfishing.
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A second hurricane just sideswiped Hawaii – why the islands’ usual force field seems to be down in 2026
El Niño is contributing to changing hurricane patterns near Hawaii, which historically faced fewer major storm threats.
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Canada's last epishelf lake is gone for good, study confirmsStudy
A study confirms that Canada's last epishelf lake has permanently drained following the 2020 breakup of the Milne Ice Shelf.
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Heat forces French Champagne makers to stiffen their drink
Record heat waves in France are forcing champagne producers to adjust production methods, including increasing alcohol levels in the final product.
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Denmark Can Produce 140% Of Its Electricity Demand From Wind Power…So What Happens To The Extra 40%?
Denmark recently generated 140% of its electricity demand from wind power, highlighting the need for better storage and grid integration solutions.
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The Atlantic hurricane season is about to make history this week. Here’s why.
The Atlantic hurricane season is experiencing high activity levels influenced by warming ocean temperatures.
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The winners and losers of Maine’s race to armor its shoreline against climate change
Coastal armoring projects in Maine are creating winners and losers as the state attempts to protect shorelines from climate-driven sea level rise.
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Nepal’s flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont Blanc
Recent flooding in Nepal highlights the global vulnerability to climate-driven disasters, drawing parallels to melting glaciers in the Alps.
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Foreign minister: Nepal needs "meaningful" international support to face climate threats
Nepal's foreign minister is requesting increased international support to help the nation cope with escalating climate threats.
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Flood-ravaged Nepal calls for climate justiceReprint
Nepal is seeking international climate justice and financial support following devastating flooding events linked to climate change.
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UN says Nepal suffering disproportionate losses from climate changeReprint
The UN reports that Nepal is experiencing disproportionate economic and social losses due to climate change impacts.
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Nearing the End of the Line for State and Local Climate Litigation?
An analysis examines the current legal landscape and potential future challenges for state and local climate litigation.
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How Long Beach became a poster child for California’s clumsy, costly battle against global warming's effects
An analysis critiques Long Beach's approach to managing the local effects of global warming.
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1-Trillion-Ton Iceberg A23a Disappears as Melting AcceleratesReprint
The massive A23a iceberg is melting and breaking apart as it drifts into warmer waters.
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Belgian heat wave caused highest excess mortality since 2000Study
A report indicates that a Belgian heat wave caused the highest excess mortality rate since 2000.
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New Mexico’s plan to reduce wildfire risk currently ‘nowhere near enough’
Critics argue that New Mexico's current wildfire mitigation strategy is insufficient to address rising risks.
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NASA studying ‘fire clouds’ in Oregon and the West that form above wildfires and create their own weather
NASA is studying pyrocumulonimbus clouds that form above wildfires and create their own localized weather systems.
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Eastern Africa faces flood risks as strong El Nino loomsReprint
Eastern Africa faces heightened flood risks as a strong El Niño weather pattern develops.
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Balochistan’s Climate Challenge: Building Resilience Before the Next Flood
Balochistan is focusing on building climate resilience to mitigate the impact of future flood events.
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Nepal’s climate justice push after Bhote Koshi flood faces test of scientific evidence
Nepal's push for climate justice following the Bhote Koshi flood is being evaluated against available scientific evidence.
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How 2 US, European Satellites Are Studying Hurricanes During El NiñoStudy
NASA and European satellites are monitoring hurricane activity during the current El Niño cycle.
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Atlantic Hurricane Season Silenced by El Niño at Its Traditional Peak
The Atlantic hurricane season has seen reduced activity at its peak due to El Niño conditions.
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'The whole beach is gone': Big waves, flooding bring destruction to SoCal coast. It's a warning
Severe coastal flooding and erosion in Southern California are being highlighted as warnings of future climate impacts.
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At least 1 dead in Hawaii after Hurricane Lowell devastates parts of the state, governor saysReprint
At least one fatality is reported in Hawaii following the devastation caused by Hurricane Lowell.
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Is Florida’s Blueprint for State-Led Resilience Enough?
An analysis examines whether Florida's current state-led resilience strategy is sufficient to address climate risks.
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Sea rise prompts Stone Harbor’s Wetlands Institute to move temporarily with plans for a new building
The Wetlands Institute in New Jersey is temporarily relocating its operations due to increasing risks from rising sea levels.
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Rising sea levels threaten more than 267,000 propertiesReprint
Over 267,000 Australian properties face significant threats from rising sea levels according to recent data.
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Sea level rise could put a quarter of a million Australian homes at risk by 2100Reprint
Approximately 250,000 Australian homes are projected to be at risk from sea level rise by the end of the century.
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Rising sea levels could cost Australians at least $855 billion by 2100Reprint
Rising sea levels are projected to cost the Australian economy at least $855 billion by 2100.
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Rising seas to cost Australia $855 billion by 2100. Here’s what’s already happeningReprint
New data highlights the $855 billion economic risk to Australia from rising seas and notes current impacts already occurring.
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Ferry plan trades sea-level protection for savings
A ferry infrastructure plan in New Zealand is being criticized for prioritizing short-term savings over necessary sea-level rise protections.
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A melting glacier in Nepal was a time bomb. There are more to come.
The melting of glaciers in Nepal poses a significant risk of catastrophic flooding, with many more glaciers expected to melt.
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The round-the-clock monitors protecting Bhutan from glacier risk
Bhutan is implementing round-the-clock monitoring systems to protect communities from the risks associated with melting glaciers.
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The melting of glaciers in the Arctic is releasing dangerous methaneReprint
The melting of Arctic glaciers and permafrost is releasing trapped methane, a potent greenhouse gas, into the atmosphere.
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🇫🇮 €26.6 million in funding for the capture of bio-based carbon dioxide
Finland has allocated 26.6 million euros to support bio-based carbon dioxide capture projects.
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St. Louis lime producer, Fortera to build low-carbon cement plant
Fortera and a St. Louis lime producer are partnering to construct a low-carbon cement manufacturing facility.
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Canada Breaks Ground on Largest Carbon Capture Project, Creating Potential Opportunities for AgricultureReprint
Canada has begun construction on a major carbon capture project with potential implications for the agricultural sector.
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€10.9bn in free EU carbon permits for airlines fuels row over emissions trading reform
Controversy persists over the allocation of 10.9 billion euros in free carbon permits to airlines within the EU emissions trading system.
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Fortera and MLC announce 300,000-tonne low-carbon cement plant in the US
Fortera and MLC announce plans for a new 300,000-tonne capacity low-carbon cement plant in the United States.
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CATL tightens supplier scrutiny in push for carbon-neutral EV batteries
Battery manufacturer CATL is increasing supply chain oversight to achieve carbon-neutral production for EV batteries.
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Metsä Group secures €21 million in aid for wood-based carbon capture plant
Metsä Group has received 21 million euros in funding to develop a wood-based carbon capture facility.
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Building our way to net zero: Canada breaks ground on nation’s largest carbon capture and storage projectReprint
Construction has commenced on Canada's largest carbon capture and storage project.
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Construction starts on Canada's largest carbon capture project
Construction has begun on a large-scale carbon capture and storage project in Canada.
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Climate accountability in the fossil fuel industry: ICSID tribunal orders Niko to compensate BAPEX for the 2005 Chattak blowouts, including carbon sequestration costs – Investment Treaty News
An international tribunal ordered a company to pay compensation for environmental damages, including costs related to carbon sequestration.
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With Türkiye to Host COP31, Wildfires Spark Demand for Fossil Fuel Phaseout
Activists are calling for a fossil fuel phaseout following severe wildfires in Türkiye, the host of the next COP.
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Turkey Says COP31 Climate Summit to Focus on Clean Energy Shift
Turkey announced that the COP31 climate summit will prioritize the global transition toward clean energy.
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Antalya wildfires highlight climate risks ahead of COP31, group warns
Wildfires in Antalya are being used by advocacy groups to highlight climate risks ahead of the COP31 summit.
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Dispatch from the IPCC lead author meeting in Mexico City – CCUS and carbon removals
An LSE dispatch reports on IPCC lead author discussions regarding carbon capture and removal technologies.
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The key elements of Massachusetts’ energy bill
An overview outlines the primary components of the new energy legislation in Massachusetts.
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Eight solar projects should bring Albuquerque to 100% renewable energy
Albuquerque plans to reach 100% renewable energy through the development of eight new solar projects.
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Beyond Compliance: Navigating Biodiversity Reporting for a Nature-Positive Energy TransitionStudy
The IUCN released guidance for energy companies on reporting biodiversity impacts during the transition to renewable energy sources.
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Oracle seeks up to 2 GW of new renewable power for Project Jupiter in Doña Ana County
Oracle is seeking 2 gigawatts of new renewable energy capacity to power its Project Jupiter data center in New Mexico.
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Pennsylvania’s Energy Protectionism Adds To Renewable Standard Costs
Protectionist energy policies in Pennsylvania are reportedly increasing the costs associated with meeting renewable energy standards.
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New report supported by Push Power reveals vast untapped capacity of UK roof top solarStudy
A new report identifies significant untapped potential for rooftop solar energy generation across the United Kingdom.
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Using AI to plan for climate variability in renewable energy systemsStudy
Researchers are utilizing AI to better account for climate-driven variability when planning renewable energy system operations.
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EIA expects record electricity generation in 2026 and 2027Study
The EIA projects that total electricity generation will reach record levels in 2026 and 2027.
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India’s power demand hits record August high as heat and weak monsoon stretch grid
India's electricity demand reached record levels in August due to extreme heat and a weak monsoon affecting power generation.
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Switching to electric vehicles could unlock nearly $200 billion in U.S. health benefits by cutting the toxic tailpipe pollution millions breathe daily, but only if the grid gets cleaner too
Transitioning to electric vehicles could yield $200 billion in U.S. health benefits by reducing air pollution, provided the power grid is decarbonized.
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Manitoba introduces net zero action plan with 90 measures
The Canadian province of Manitoba has introduced a net-zero action plan containing 90 specific measures.
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LUMA, AES Puerto Rico connect new energy projects to island’s grid
LUMA and AES Puerto Rico have connected new energy storage projects to the island's power grid.
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Strong advance of large-scale solar-storage projects across Mexico over the past month
Large-scale solar and battery storage projects have seen significant development across Mexico over the past month.
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India’s Grid 2035 challenge shifts from capacity addition to transmission, storage and flexibility: Indust..
India's 2035 energy strategy is shifting focus toward transmission, storage, and grid flexibility to manage capacity growth.
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Germany approved thousands of new batteries last year, with capacity comparable to pumped-storage plants
Germany approved thousands of new battery installations last year, matching the capacity of major pumped-storage plants.
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UK ROUNDUP: BESS planning approvals, acquisitions and optimisation deals with Field, Eelpower & EDFReprint
Recent UK battery storage developments include new planning approvals, acquisitions, and optimization deals by major energy firms.
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“Australian first” grid-connected sodium-sulfur battery powers up, just as supplier halts produ...
Australia has launched its first grid-connected sodium-sulfur battery, even as the supplier ceases production of the technology.
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Soil, salinity and survival
Rising soil salinity in coastal areas is threatening agricultural viability and livelihoods in Bangladesh.
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Six Changes Governing Climate Policy in Canada – See Them Here
An analysis outlines six recent regulatory and policy changes affecting Canada's approach to climate action.
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Lawsuit Seeks Endangered Species Protection for Two West Coast Pond Turtles
A conservation group has filed a lawsuit to secure federal protections for two species of West Coast pond turtles.
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Former Solicitor-General says Mike Smith case won’t be last climate lawsuit
A former Solicitor-General suggests that recent climate litigation in New Zealand sets a precedent for future legal challenges.
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“El Niño” and Hurricane “Roslyn” caused damage to 95 percent of the coral reef in the Marietas Islands
Extreme weather events, including El Niño and Hurricane Roslyn, caused severe damage to 95 percent of the Marietas Islands' coral reefs.
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Takeaways from AP story on a major effort to restore peatland in North Carolina
A summary of efforts to restore critical peatland ecosystems in North Carolina to improve climate resilience.
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Google to invest $15 billion in AI infrastructure and buy nuclear power in Finland
Google plans a $15 billion investment in AI infrastructure, including the purchase of nuclear power in Finland.
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EU's Russian energy exit faltering, auditors say
Auditors report that the European Union's efforts to phase out Russian energy imports are falling short.
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Google Gives a 20-Year Lifeline to Nordic Nuclear Power Plant
Google has signed a long-term agreement to support the continued operation of a Nordic nuclear power plant.
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September Heat Alert: Cal/OSHA reminds employers to protect workers from high heat with temperatures expected to reach triple digits across much of the state | California Department of Industrial RelationsStudy
California's workplace safety agency has issued a heat alert requiring employers to protect workers from triple-digit temperatures.
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Nepal’s flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont Blanc
The Nepal flood disaster highlights broader concerns about climate-driven glacial instability in mountainous regions.
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Reflecting on Science Uptake in Multilateral Environmental AgreementsStudy
A United Nations University report examines how scientific data is integrated into international environmental policy agreements.
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SE Asia emerges as crucial driver of China’s clean-tech exportsReprint
Southeast Asia is becoming a primary market for Chinese clean-technology exports.
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Manitoba introduces net zero action plan
The Manitoba government has introduced a new action plan aimed at achieving net-zero emissions.
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Super-boosting coral reefs as El Niño looms
Scientists are implementing strategies to bolster coral reef resilience in anticipation of El Niño-driven heat stress.
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States File 2 Lawsuits Over Trump’s Cuts to Endangered Species Act
Several states have filed lawsuits challenging the Trump administration's rollbacks of protections under the Endangered Species Act.
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How one org taps into neighborhood power to address climate change and health equity in Memphis
A Memphis-based organization is working to address climate change and health equity through community-led initiatives.
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September Heat Alert: Cal/OSHA reminds employers to protect workers from high heat with temperatures expected to reach triple digits across much of the state | California Department of Industrial RelationsStudy
California regulators have issued a heat alert, mandating that employers protect workers during extreme temperature events.
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2 SLO County cities smash decades-old heat records as temps soar to triple digits
Two cities in San Luis Obispo County broke long-standing heat records as temperatures reached triple digits.
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High temperature records shattered in Escondido and Vista as heat wave reaches its peak
Escondido and Vista set new high-temperature records as a regional heat wave reached its peak.
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Last Month Was the Second Hottest August on Record in Florida
Florida recorded its second-hottest August in history according to recent climate data.
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Nepal's flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont BlancReprint
Recent flooding in Nepal underscores the growing global threat of climate change, even in high-altitude regions.
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Nepal's flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont BlancReprint
The recent flood disaster in Nepal highlights the broader impacts of climate change on mountainous regions.
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Record-breaking temperatures possible due to El Niño, PAGASA saysStudy
Weather officials warn that El Niño conditions could lead to record-breaking temperatures in the region.
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Danish experts, University of Miami partner to share solutions to tackle rising sea levels
The University of Miami is partnering with Danish experts to develop and share solutions for managing rising sea levels.
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Ocean Carrier Efficiency Gap Reaches 31% Study ShowsStudy
A new study reveals a 31 percent efficiency gap among ocean carriers, highlighting significant potential for emissions reductions.
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Takeaways from AP story on a major effort to restore peatland in North CarolinaReprint
A major restoration project is underway to rehabilitate peatlands in North Carolina to improve carbon sequestration.
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From forests to farms to cities: Long-term Canadian environmental data informs global climate science
Long-term environmental data from Canada is being used to support and inform global climate science research.
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SOCAR taking real steps to reduce methane emissions, UNECE official says
A UNECE official reports that Azerbaijan's state oil company is taking steps to reduce its methane emissions.
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Pasadena Water and Power Recognized with 2026 Green Power Leadership Award for Impactful Procurement
Pasadena Water and Power received a 2026 Green Power Leadership Award for its renewable energy procurement efforts.
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The key elements of Massachusetts’ energy bill
An overview details the primary components of the latest energy legislation proposed in Massachusetts.
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DOE & DOD New and Large Investments in Space-Based Solar Signal a New Energy Era
The U.S. Department of Energy and Department of Defense are investing in space-based solar power technology development.
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Türkiye's 120 GW rooftop solar potential could meet 45% of electricity demand
A study indicates that Turkey has the potential to meet 45% of its electricity demand through rooftop solar installations.
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Electric Truck and Charging Programs to Boost Sustainability at NY & NJ Ports
New York and New Jersey ports are implementing electric truck and charging infrastructure programs to reduce local emissions.
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As EV rush fades, automakers pivot to multi-energy platforms
Automakers are shifting toward multi-energy platforms as the growth rate of electric vehicle demand slows.
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National Energy Plan Sets 100% Electric Vehicle Target for Public Procurement
A new national energy plan mandates that all public vehicle procurement must be 100% electric.
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Harlingen’s biggest battery storage plant plugs into electric grid
A new battery storage facility in Harlingen, Texas, has been connected to the regional electric grid.
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EV Industry Calls for Battery Incentives, Smart Grid Push
The EV industry is advocating for increased battery incentives and smart grid infrastructure investments.
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SMT Energy and FlexGen Deliver Battery Storage Project in Six Weeks in ERCOTReprint
SMT Energy and FlexGen completed a new battery storage project in the ERCOT region in six weeks.
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Focus on biodiversity conservation may offer a less divisive path to climate actionStudy
A study suggests that focusing on biodiversity conservation may provide a less politically divisive path toward climate action.
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‘The writing is on the wall.’ Georgia leaders push for statewide climate action
Georgia leaders are advocating for statewide climate action in response to increasing environmental risks.
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Iraq seeks output quota increase in OPEC+ audit, Bloomberg News reportsReprint
Iraq is reportedly seeking an increase in its oil production quota during an OPEC+ audit.
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VIIRS/JPSS2 Photosynthetically Active Radiation Daily L3 Global 0.05Deg CMG V002Study
NASA released new global satellite data measuring photosynthetically active radiation, which is critical for monitoring plant health and carbon cycles.
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Students build EV chargers, gain skills for green jobs
A Sacramento program is training youth from underserved communities to install electric vehicle chargers, fostering green job skills.
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Colombia’s Indigenous guardians adapt as pressures mount on the ‘Heart of the World’
Indigenous Wiwa communities in Colombia are adapting their traditional land management practices to address mounting environmental pressures.
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Reclaiming the streets: the architects clawing back Europe’s car-centric spaces
European urban planners are redesigning car-centric public spaces to help cities better adapt to the challenges of climate change.
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Why does Southeast Asia keeps breathing the same haze—and can ASEAN do more to stop it?
Southeast Asian nations continue to struggle with recurring transboundary haze caused by forest fires and land management practices.
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Why a wetter Tibetan Plateau still faces 'hot-dry' extremes: The roles of ENSO and the North AtlanticStudy
Despite overall wetting trends, the Tibetan Plateau faces increased risks of compound hot-dry extreme events due to atmospheric circulation patterns.
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The Ozone Paradox: A Growing Cost of a Warmer Atmosphere
Warmer atmospheric temperatures are complicating efforts to manage ground-level ozone, posing increased risks to air quality and human health.
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BYD Sales Outside of China Grew 134% to Record 189,466 Vehicles in August — But BYD Aims Much Higher for 2027
BYD reported a 134% increase in vehicle sales outside of China in August, signaling continued growth in the global electric vehicle market.
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Consumer Attitudes on Corporate Climate Action Insights for Today's Business EnvironmentStudy
A report examines consumer expectations regarding corporate climate responsibility and business sustainability practices.
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Stronger home foundations needed to withstand climate change and cracking soils in Australia
Australian researchers suggest that home foundations must be strengthened to withstand soil cracking caused by climate-induced weather patterns.
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'Drops in the ocean can make waves': How the grassroots climate movement took off in the US
An overview examines the historical development and impact of grassroots climate activism within the United States.
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France Mont Blanc Climate ChangeReprint
Climate change is causing significant environmental shifts and melting in the Mont Blanc region of France.
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Nepal's flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont BlancReprint
Flooding in Nepal and melting glaciers in the Alps highlight the growing global impacts of climate change.
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In North Carolina, a race is on to restore critical peatland before it dries up or is destroyed
Conservationists are working to restore North Carolina peatlands to preserve their role as critical carbon sinks.
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Nepal’s flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont BlancReprint
Flooding in Nepal and melting glaciers in the Alps highlight the growing global impacts of climate change.
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Carbon Capture Won’t Save Us Anytime Soon
An opinion piece argues that carbon capture technology is not a viable near-term solution for the climate crisis.
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Wildfire Smoke: Breathless and Caged in the Heat
An essay describes the health impacts of wildfire smoke on incarcerated populations.
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Colorado’s fall colors are arriving early. Drought is partly to blame.
Drought conditions in Colorado are causing fall foliage to change color earlier than usual.
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Heat and Drought Tighten Grip on Plains as Crops Face New Weather Risks
Intensifying heat and drought across the Great Plains are increasing risks for agricultural crop production.
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20260908_LowellFlooding
A report examines the causes and impacts of recent flooding in Lowell.
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Nepal's flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont BlancReprint
The recent flood disaster in Nepal is being linked to the broader impacts of climate change.
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Building Climate Resilience
This report discusses strategies for enhancing climate resilience in vulnerable regions.
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Key Messages El Niño Rains in SomaliaStudy
A report outlines the humanitarian impact of El Niño-driven rainfall in Somalia.
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CUCEI professor collaborates on global report on resilience to climate changeStudy
A university professor contributed to a new global report focused on building resilience to climate change.
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California sea levels to rise with Super El Niño
California faces increased sea level rise risks this season due to the influence of a strong El Niño event.
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Sea rise prompts Stone Harbor’s Wetlands Institute to move temporarily with plans for a new building
The Wetlands Institute in New Jersey is relocating due to encroaching sea levels and planning for long-term climate adaptation.
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Rising Seas Put Swampscott’s Waterfront at Risk as Town Eyes New Protections
The town of Swampscott is evaluating new coastal protection measures in response to the threat of rising sea levels.
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El Niño Could Raise California’s Coastal Sea Level by 30 Centimeters, Increasing Flood RiskReprint
El Niño conditions are projected to raise California's coastal sea levels by 30 centimeters, increasing flood risks.
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Rising sea levels need to be 'accounted for' in plans for Cork's future, new UCC study saysStudy
A new study urges Cork officials to integrate sea-level rise projections into future urban planning and development.
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Rising sea levels now high risk for one-fifth of Irish coastline
Approximately one-fifth of the Irish coastline is now considered at high risk due to accelerating sea level rise.
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Can sheep save melting glaciers? Swiss scientists put wool to the test
Swiss scientists are testing whether covering glaciers with wool blankets can effectively slow ice melt.
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Climate change raises risks on Mont Blanc as glaciers retreatReprint
Retreating glaciers on Mont Blanc are increasing the frequency and severity of natural hazards in the region.
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The round-the-clock monitors protecting Bhutan from glacier risk
Bhutan has implemented round-the-clock monitoring systems to track and mitigate risks from glacial lake outbursts.
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Himalaya Diwas 2026: Glacier Retreat Raises Water ConcernsReprint
Glacier retreat in the Himalayas is raising urgent concerns regarding future water availability.
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El Nino: What It Could Mean for Niger's Farmers
El Niño conditions are expected to significantly impact agricultural productivity and food security for farmers in Niger.
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Weather IQ: Atlantic approaches record for latest first hurricane as El Niño impacts 2026 season
The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season is being influenced by El Niño, affecting storm formation patterns.
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New England could trade snow for ice as record El Niño pushes winter into uncharted territoryClickbait
New England may face shifts in winter precipitation patterns due to the influence of a strong El Niño.
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El Niño winter: 6 US states facing heavy snowfall, expert warnsClickbait
Forecasters warn that six US states could experience heavy snowfall during the upcoming El Niño winter.
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Grapes in Piura harvested nearly two months earlier than in 2025 because of El Niño
Grape harvests in Peru have shifted significantly earlier in the season due to El Niño-driven temperature changes.
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EPIC Launches New Interactive Website to Visualize GHG Emissions and Potential Reductions in the San Diego Region - USD News CenterStudy
The University of San Diego launched a tool to visualize regional greenhouse gas emissions and potential reduction strategies.
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Takeaways from AP story on a major effort to restore peatland in North CarolinaReprint
A major initiative is underway to restore peatlands in North Carolina to enhance carbon sequestration.
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CBAK Energy Reports 9.6% Reduction in Greenhouse Gas Emissions at Dalian Facility in 2025Study
CBAK Energy reported a 9.6% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions at its Dalian manufacturing facility for 2025.
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The right automation can cut a warehouse’s carbon emissions by up to a quarter
New analysis suggests that implementing warehouse automation can reduce operational carbon emissions by up to 25 percent.
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Warehouse automation could cut carbon emissions by 25% report findsReprint
A report indicates that warehouse automation technologies have the potential to cut carbon emissions by 25 percent.
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Automation could cut warehouse carbon emissions by up to 25%, new research showsReprint
New research highlights that warehouse automation can reduce carbon emissions by up to 25 percent.
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Winter hydrogen trial at Exeter Airport strengthens case for lower-carbon ground operations
A hydrogen trial at Exeter Airport demonstrates the potential for reducing carbon emissions in ground operations.
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GETTING THE BEST LEVERAGE: How Oil and Gas Producers Can Best Leverage Alberta’s Methane Reduction Deployment Program Amid Evolving Regulatory Requirements.
Oil and gas producers are evaluating how to leverage Alberta’s methane reduction program to meet regulatory requirements.
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Baku Climate Action Week 2026 kicks off
Baku Climate Action Week 2026 has officially commenced to discuss climate-related initiatives.
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SOCAR seeks equity partner for geothermal energy projects in Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan's state oil company is seeking partners to develop geothermal energy projects.
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Why algae-based carbon platforms are winning investor attention in the GCC?
Investors in the Gulf Cooperation Council are increasingly focusing on algae-based carbon sequestration platforms.
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Climate NGOs clash over science's role in UN talks
Climate NGOs are debating the appropriate role of scientific evidence in upcoming United Nations climate negotiations.
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Our blueprint for responsible clean energy growth in Finland
Google has released a plan for expanding clean energy procurement to support its operations in Finland.
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Philippines: Ayala Corp’s renewable energy platform lends PHP9 billion to subsidiaries for solar, BESS projects
Ayala Corp is financing solar and battery energy storage projects in the Philippines through its renewable energy platform.
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Solar power, energy efficiency top issues at Arizona Corporation Commission debate
Arizona Corporation Commission candidates debated the future of solar power and energy efficiency policies in the state.
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Black Hills Energy to begin construction on 200MWh Colorado BESS
Black Hills Energy is starting construction on a 200MWh battery energy storage system in Colorado.
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ScottishPower Renewables and Masdar Mark Major Milestone at East Anglia THREE Windfarm
ScottishPower Renewables and Masdar have reached a major construction milestone at the East Anglia THREE offshore wind farm.
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Ball State study finds no home value losses near wind, solar projectsStudy
A Ball State University study found no evidence that proximity to wind or solar projects negatively impacts home values.
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Synhelion advances scale-up with large-scale synthetic fuel project in Morocco
Synhelion is scaling up a large-scale synthetic fuel production project in Morocco.
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Oracle seeks up to 2 GW of new renewable power for Project Jupiter in Doña Ana County
Oracle is seeking up to 2 GW of new renewable energy capacity for a data center project in New Mexico.
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Oracle issues RFP for 2GW of new renewable capacity in New Mexico
Oracle has issued a request for proposals for 2GW of new renewable energy capacity in New Mexico.
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Universal Energy Abundance: A New Benchmark for Energy and DevelopmentStudy
A new report proposes a benchmark for energy development aimed at achieving universal energy access.
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DOE & DOD New and Large Investments in Space-Based Solar Signal a New Energy Era
US government agencies are investing in space-based solar power technology research.
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Irish summer solar generation jumps 58%
Solar energy generation in Ireland increased by 58% during the summer months compared to previous periods.
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MNRE Invites Proposals To Scale Concentrating Solar Thermal For Industrial Green Heat
India's Ministry of New and Renewable Energy is seeking proposals to scale concentrating solar thermal technology for industrial heat.
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Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Support Program (Canada)
The Canadian government is offering support programs for zero-emission vehicle infrastructure development.
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Modeling framework reveals grid battery aging effectsStudy
Researchers have developed a new modeling framework to better understand and predict the aging effects of grid-scale batteries.
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Ford, GM turn underused EV battery capacity into new revenue stream
Ford and GM are exploring new revenue streams by utilizing underused electric vehicle battery capacity for grid services.
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India’s clean-energy next phase hinges on storage, grid readiness, execution: Industry leaders
Industry leaders state that the next phase of India's clean energy transition depends on improved storage, grid readiness, and project execution.
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UK grid connections reform mishandled, battery skip rates too high
Industry analysis suggests that mismanagement of UK grid connection reforms is leading to high cancellation rates for battery storage projects.
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Sodium-ion storage powers fully off-grid solar home in Germany
A residential home in Germany is operating fully off-grid using a sodium-ion battery storage system paired with solar power.
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“Australian first” grid-connected sodium-sulfur battery powers up, just as supplier halts produ...
Australia has activated its first grid-connected sodium-sulfur battery, even as the supplier faces production challenges.
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Energy Storage Canada recommends Ontario to unlock BTM battery capacity ahead of electricity supply crunch
Energy Storage Canada is urging Ontario to utilize behind-the-meter battery capacity to mitigate potential electricity supply shortages.
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Strong advance of large-scale solar-storage projects across Mexico over the past month
Large-scale solar and energy storage projects have seen significant development across Mexico over the past month.
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The Right can care about the climate without Net Zero
An op-ed argues that political conservatives can support climate action without necessarily endorsing specific Net Zero frameworks.
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Experts warn of a decline in fireflies due to urbanization and climate change
Researchers report that firefly populations are declining due to the combined pressures of urbanization and climate change.
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El Niño: Trending News, Latest Updates, AnalysisReprint
This collection provides ongoing news and analysis regarding the climate impacts of El Niño.
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Sustainability Currents: NYC’s Comptroller and Key Investment
The New York City Comptroller is focusing on sustainability-linked investment strategies.
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Estuary water quality trends have $100M implications, researchers findStudy
New research shows that U.S. estuaries are experiencing consistent trends of warming and declining oxygen levels, threatening water quality.
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In North Carolina, a race is on to restore critical peatland before it dries up or is destroyed
Conservationists are working to restore North Carolina peatlands to protect biodiversity and prevent the release of stored carbon as the land dries.
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Energy Vault Scaled Gravity Storage. The Battery Benchmark Is Brutal.
A gravity-based energy storage project in China is serving as a significant test case for the scalability of non-battery storage technologies.
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EVgo is adding 400+ fast chargers where you grocery shop
EVgo is installing over 400 fast-charging stations at grocery stores across the US to improve charging accessibility for EV drivers.
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How one org taps into neighborhood power to address climate change and health equity in Memphis
A Memphis-based organization is leveraging community engagement to address the intersection of climate change and health equity.
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Climate change and disease risk: How the EU is responding
The European Union is developing strategies to address the increasing risks of disease transmission driven by climate change.
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Climate Change Risks Upending the UK’s Political Weather
Climate change impacts are increasingly influencing political discourse and policy challenges within the United Kingdom.
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A multidisciplinary group of researchers from the University of Exeter and the UK Health Security Agency encourage consideration of potential interactions between urban green spaces, vector-borne diseases, and climate changeStudy
Researchers are investigating the complex interactions between urban green spaces, climate change, and the spread of vector-borne diseases.
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Republic of Korea and CCAC bring climate and clean air communities together at Seoul forum
The Republic of Korea and the CCAC hosted a forum to integrate climate change and air quality policy efforts.
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Supplements 101: How climate change is reshaping botanical ingredient sourcing
Climate change is forcing shifts in the sourcing and availability of botanical ingredients used in the supplement industry.
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Climate change is reshaping country’s farms
Changing climate patterns are forcing Greek farmers to adapt their agricultural practices and crop choices.
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UL Lafayette study finds climate change could reshape marine lifeStudy
A university study suggests that climate change will significantly alter marine ecosystems and biodiversity.
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APTOPIX France Mont Blanc Climate Change
Climate change impacts on Mont Blanc are highlighted in a report regarding environmental changes in the region.
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The World’s Biggest Cities Ranked by Climate Resilience—See Where Yours LandsClickbait
A ranking of major global cities based on their resilience to climate change impacts is presented.
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Facing the reality of climate change in Canada
This opinion piece discusses the necessity of acknowledging and adapting to the realities of climate change in Canada.
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Why A ‘Cold State’ Like Massachusetts Is Taking Extreme Heat Seriously
This article explores why Massachusetts is increasingly prioritizing heat preparedness despite its historically colder climate.
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SoCal weather whiplash brings flooding, coastal erosion and extreme heat
Southern California is experiencing a range of extreme weather events including flooding, erosion, and heat.
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France’s record heatwave pushes champagne alcohol levels to historic high
Record-breaking heat in France has increased sugar levels in grapes, leading to historically high alcohol content in champagne.
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Nepal's flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont BlancReprint
Nepal's recent flood disaster highlights the growing impact of climate change on vulnerable mountainous regions.
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Nepal's flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in the icy shadow of Mont BlancReprint
Nepal's flood disaster serves as a stark reminder of climate change impacts in high-altitude regions.
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Nepal’s flood disaster and the impact of climate change loom large in Mont Blanc’s shadowReprint
Nepal's recent flooding is being linked to broader climate change trends affecting mountainous areas.
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CUCEI professor collaborates on global report on resilience to climate change
A university professor has contributed to a global report focused on climate change resilience.
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Rising Seas Put Swampscott’s Waterfront at Risk as Town Eyes New Protections
The town of Swampscott is considering new coastal protection measures to address the increasing risks posed by rising sea levels.
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Why Mumbai’s rising sea level is not a distant problemClickbait
This commentary argues that rising sea levels in Mumbai represent an immediate and urgent threat to the city.
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Rising seas to smash Aussie homes in $855bn economic disasterReprint
Rising sea levels are expected to cause significant damage to Australian residential properties, totaling an estimated $855 billion.
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Gold Coast named Australia's most at-risk City for rising seasReprint
The Gold Coast has been identified as the Australian city most vulnerable to the impacts of rising sea levels.
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Can sheep save melting glaciers? Swiss scientists put wool to the test
Swiss scientists are testing whether covering glaciers with wool blankets can slow the rate of melting.
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Himalaya Diwas 2026: Glacier Retreat Threatens North India’s Water SupplyReprint
Glacier retreat in the Himalayas is threatening the long-term water security of North India.
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Honda To Display Swappable Battery Tech for Zero-Emissions Airport Operations at ACI-NA 2026 Annual Conference and Exhibition
Honda is showcasing swappable battery technology designed to reduce emissions in airport ground operations.
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Takeaways from AP story on a major effort to restore peatland in North CarolinaReprint
A local outlet summarizes a report on a major peatland restoration project in North Carolina.
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The Search for New Low-Carbon Cement Replacements
Researchers are investigating new materials to replace traditional high-carbon cement in construction.
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Hong Kong firm targets European cement industry with CCU solution
A Hong Kong-based firm is introducing carbon capture and utilization technology to the European cement market.
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The right automation can cut a warehouse’s carbon emissions by up to a quarter
Implementing specific automation technologies can reduce warehouse carbon emissions by up to 25 percent.
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In its latest submission to the United Nations, the Philippines underscores its high vulnerability to climate impacts despite minimal contribution to the crisis Link to the full story in the comments section.Reprint
The Philippines submitted a report to the UN highlighting its extreme vulnerability to climate change despite its minimal contribution to global emissions.
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Lakes alter the global carbon cycle: ResearchStudy
New research indicates that lakes play a significant and previously underestimated role in the global carbon cycle.
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IRS 45Z Guidance Opens New Revenue Path for U.S. Farms and Biofuels
New IRS guidance provides tax incentives for U.S. farms and biofuel producers to adopt lower-carbon practices.
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Sustainability Partners and Energy Systems Group Help Albuquerque Close the Gap on its 100% Renewable Energy GoalReprint
Sustainability Partners and Energy Systems Group are assisting Albuquerque in meeting its 100% renewable energy target.
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The 2040 Energy Mandate Most Mainers Have Never Heard About
An advocacy piece criticizes a 2040 energy mandate in Maine, arguing it lacks public awareness.
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Startup Teragen Energy bets on fuel cells for data centers
Startup Teragen Energy is developing fuel cell technology specifically designed to power energy-intensive data centers.
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Our blueprint for responsible clean energy growth in Finland
Google published a framework outlining its strategy for responsible clean energy expansion in Finland.
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Solar power, energy efficiency top issues at Arizona Corporation Commission debate
Solar power and energy efficiency were central topics during a recent debate at the Arizona Corporation Commission.
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Azerbaijan, China Explore New Green Energy Projects
Azerbaijan and China are collaborating on the development of new green energy infrastructure projects.
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India power demand jumps 12.8% in August, coal stocks shrink: CRISILStudy
Rising power demand in India led to a 12.8% increase in August, causing coal stocks to decline, according to CRISIL.
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Türkiye's 120 GW rooftop solar potential could meet 45% of electricity demand
A report indicates that Türkiye could meet 45% of its electricity demand by utilizing its 120 GW rooftop solar potential.
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Repurposed EV batteries now delivering 28 MWh of grid services to ERCOT
Repurposed electric vehicle batteries are now providing 28 MWh of grid services to the ERCOT market.
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The world's battery storage maturity curve and why it matters to developers
This analysis examines the maturity curve of global battery storage technology and its implications for energy project developers.
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Ford, GM turn underused EV battery capacity into new revenue stream
Ford and GM are repurposing underused electric vehicle battery capacity to create new revenue streams through grid services.
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DIMAAG and Toshiba Collaborate on SCiB™ - Based Energy Storage for the ZettaWatt™ Power Platform for AI Data Centers
DIMAAG and Toshiba are partnering to develop battery storage solutions for AI data center power platforms.
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EV Industry Calls for Battery Incentives, Smart Grid Push
The electric vehicle industry is advocating for new battery incentives and increased investment in smart grid infrastructure.
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New report reveals how to unlock distributed energy storage resourcesStudy
A new report outlines strategies for unlocking and integrating distributed energy storage resources into the grid.
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Not Fit for Purpose: Why Climate Classifications of Developed and Developing Countries Have to Change
This analysis argues that current climate classifications for developed and developing nations require urgent reform.
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From forests to farms to cities: Long-term Canadian environmental data informs global climate scienceStudy
Long-term Canadian environmental data is being used to improve global climate science and monitoring efforts.
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France Mont Blanc Climate ChangeReprint
Climate change is causing significant environmental shifts and glacial retreat in the Mont Blanc region of France.
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The Marine Sanctuary Protecting the Gulf’s Coral Life
A marine sanctuary in the Gulf of Mexico is working to protect coral ecosystems from environmental threats.
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Study reveals Bahamas suffers coral cover dropStudy
A new study documents a significant decline in coral cover across reefs in the Bahamas.
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Brent crude oil rises above $100 a barrel as Middle East conflict intensifies
Brent crude oil prices exceeded $100 per barrel amid escalating conflict in the Middle East.
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Oil’s rise past $100 per barrel deepens GOP’s midterm challenge
Rising oil prices exceeding $100 per barrel are creating political challenges for the GOP ahead of midterm elections.
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German Wind Slump Drives Power Prices Higher for Brief €460 Peak
A decline in wind energy production in Germany has caused a temporary spike in electricity prices.
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Lego Billionaires to Invest ‘Heavily’ in Plastic Recycling Tech
The owners of Lego are planning significant investments into new plastic recycling technologies.
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BNEF Pioneers: Buses, Bioleaching and Better Batteries
New innovations in electric buses, mineral extraction, and battery technology are highlighted as emerging solutions.
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Energy Department raises 2027 diesel price outlook by 33 cents amid Iran war
The U.S. Energy Department increased its 2027 diesel price forecast, citing geopolitical tensions in Iran.
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Google's Finnish nuclear deal
Google has entered into a new agreement to source nuclear energy for its operations in Finland.
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CFSv2 forecast monthly Prec anomalies with skill maskStudy
NOAA provides a technical forecast model for monthly precipitation anomalies.
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How 2 US, European Satellites Are Studying Hurricanes During El NiñoStudy
NASA and European satellites are monitoring hurricane activity and atmospheric conditions during the current El Niño cycle.
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Chicago ranked No. 1 city in the world for resiliency to climate change. What that meansClickbait
Chicago is ranked highly for climate resilience, though the article provides a general overview rather than specific policy analysis.
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Photos of France’s melting Mer de Glace glacierReprint
Photographic evidence documents the ongoing retreat and melting of France's Mer de Glace glacier.
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Harlingen’s biggest battery storage plant plugs into electric grid
A large-scale battery storage facility has been connected to the electric grid in Harlingen, Texas.
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NRDC at Climate Week NYC 2026: Meeting the Moment
The NRDC CEO discusses the organization's focus and upcoming events during Climate Week NYC 2026.
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Drought could take the brilliance out of Minnesota's fall colors, DNR saysReprint
Minnesota's Department of Natural Resources warns that ongoing drought conditions may negatively impact the vibrancy of fall foliage.
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A second hurricane just sideswiped Hawaii – why the islands’ usual force field seems to be down in 2026Clickbait
An opinion piece discusses the unusual frequency of hurricanes hitting Hawaii in 2026.
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Sea Level Rise committee approves 2027-28 work plan
A local committee has approved a work plan focused on addressing sea level rise for the 2027-28 period.
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Resilient coastal program taking center stage in Carolina Beach public meeting
Carolina Beach officials are holding a public meeting to discuss the implementation of a new coastal resilience program.
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Honda To Display Swappable Battery Tech for Zero-Emissions Airport Operations at ACI-NA 2026 Annual Conference and Exhibition
Honda will showcase swappable battery technology designed to support zero-emissions operations at airports.
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Reflecting on Science Uptake in Multilateral Environmental Agreements
A report reflects on how scientific findings are integrated into international environmental agreements.
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ZAWYA: Egypt ranks second in Africa for projected 2026 solar additions at 2 GWReprint
Egypt is projected to add 2 GW of solar capacity in 2026, ranking second in Africa.
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Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Support Program (Canada)Reprint
Canada is providing funding support for the development of zero-emission vehicle charging and refueling infrastructure.
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Michigan Jeep owners sue FCA, say 4xe hybrids were sold as safe despite fire-risk recalls
Michigan Jeep owners have filed a lawsuit alleging that hybrid vehicles were sold despite known fire risks.
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LUMA, AES Puerto Rico connect new energy projects to island’s grid
LUMA and AES Puerto Rico have connected new energy projects to the island's power grid.
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Georgia House Minority Leader calls for climate change impact assessment in Columbus
A Georgia lawmaker is calling for a formal assessment of climate change impacts in the city of Columbus.
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Support grows for 2026 UK wildfire conference
A 2026 UK wildfire conference is organizing stakeholders to address the growing threat of wildfires in the region.
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Beavers 'could boost wildlife and tackle drought'
Wildlife groups are exploring the reintroduction of beavers to help manage water levels and mitigate drought risks.
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A vicarious calibration model enables quantitative applications of Fengyun-3 satellite ocean color dataStudy
Researchers developed a new calibration model to improve the accuracy of satellite data used to monitor ocean carbon sinks.
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Physiological flexibility in changing climatesStudy
A review of physiological flexibility in ectothermic animals highlights the ongoing challenge of predicting how species will adapt to changing climates.
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Countries Where Climate Change Will Hit The Economy The HardestClickbait
An analysis identifies which countries are projected to face the most severe economic consequences from climate change.
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Chicago Named The Most ‘Climate Resilient’ City On Earth
Chicago has been ranked as a highly climate-resilient city due to its infrastructure and urban planning strategies.
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Adapting at speed to climate change
Researchers discuss the necessity and challenges of accelerating adaptation strategies in response to climate change.
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The Editorial Board: Effects of a warming planet include summer dangers for Western New York
An editorial board discusses the increasing health risks posed by rising summer temperatures in Western New York.
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Why are Americans Ignoring the Climate Giant in the Room?
An opinion piece explores reasons for the perceived lack of public urgency regarding climate change in the United States.
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Uncertainty surrounds harvest as drought lingers in Minnesota
Lingering drought conditions in Minnesota are creating uncertainty for the upcoming harvest.
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Rabi Lamichhane Warns Party Members Against Trolling Flood Victims, Demands Climate Justice Resolution
A Nepalese politician has called for climate justice and warned against the harassment of flood victims.
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Why is disaster risk increasing in the Himalayas?Clickbait
An analysis explores the increasing disaster risks facing the Himalayan region due to environmental and climatic changes.
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When the Himalaya melts, Nepal suffersClickbait
An overview discusses the severe socio-economic consequences for Nepal as Himalayan glaciers continue to melt.
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338,000 Litres a Season: Tourists’ Waste Melting Everest’s Ancient IceReprint
Accumulated human waste from tourism on Mount Everest is identified as a factor contributing to ice degradation.
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El Niño 2026-27: How extreme weather could hit the Middle EastClickbait
Experts analyze how potential future El Niño events could impact weather patterns in the Middle East.
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What could a "Super El Niño" mean for Utah?Clickbait
Local news outlets examine the potential implications of a strong El Niño for Utah's weather.
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USACE, partner agencies conduct tabletop exercise ahead of El Nino
The US Army Corps of Engineers is conducting emergency preparedness exercises in anticipation of El Niño impacts.
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evoBuild Low-Carbon Concrete for 33-35 Piccadilly Project - News and Statistics
The 33-35 Piccadilly construction project is utilizing low-carbon concrete as part of its sustainability strategy.
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New white paper advocates for greater use of wood in building design
A new white paper advocates for increased use of wood in building design to improve sustainability.
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Third day of 4th Climate Week gets underway in Baku (PHOTO)
The fourth annual Climate Week in Baku continues with its scheduled programming.
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Two choices for Michigan’s low carbon future
A think tank presents two competing perspectives on the future of low-carbon energy policy in Michigan.
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From the Gridiron to the Grid: Five Solar Stadiums Powering NFL Sundays – SEIA
Five NFL stadiums have installed solar energy systems to power their facilities.
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RI Energy buys stake in Maine onshore wind project
RI Energy has acquired a stake in an onshore wind project located in Maine.
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Metalogika intends to establish solar cell manufacturing in Indonesia with Midsummer equipment and know-how
Metalogika plans to launch solar cell manufacturing in Indonesia using technology and equipment from Midsummer.
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Inox signs 800MW solar module supply deal with ‘leading’ US developer
Inox has secured a contract to supply 800MW of solar modules to a major U.S. renewable energy developer.
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Fortis Energy advances 375 MWp of Balkan solar, BESS projects
Fortis Energy is advancing 375 MWp of solar and battery storage projects across the Balkan region.
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Tunisia awards 455 MW of solar PV capacity under 6th round
Tunisia has awarded 455 MW of solar photovoltaic capacity as part of its sixth renewable energy tender.
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Türkiye's vast rooftop solar potential could cover 45% of power demand
Analysis suggests that Türkiye could meet 45% of its electricity demand by utilizing its vast rooftop solar potential.
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The overlooked fleet emissions opportunity sitting underneath every vehicle
Fleet operators are being encouraged to address emissions through improved vehicle maintenance and efficiency strategies.
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Hindustan Zinc Signs Six-Year Transport Deal For 30 Electric Trucks
Hindustan Zinc has signed a contract to deploy 30 electric trucks for its transport operations.
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World EV Day 2026: Theme, Key Facts, Importance of Electric Vehicles, PM E-DRIVE Scheme, India’s EV Revolution and Challenges
An overview of World EV Day discusses the importance of electric vehicles and India's current transition policies.
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GREEN: Say hello to Carney’s new de facto EV sales mandate
A columnist criticizes proposed electric vehicle sales mandates in Canada.
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The world's battery storage maturity curve and why it matters to developers
An analysis explores the global maturity curve of battery storage technology and its implications for project developers.
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Australia's Grid-Scale Batteries Earn AU$28.79M in August 2026Study
Australian grid-scale battery installations generated 28.79 million Australian dollars in revenue during August 2026.
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Boston suburb's overhaul puts years of climate progress under new scrutiny
A Boston suburb's infrastructure overhaul is facing scrutiny regarding its long-term impact on local climate progress.
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Profit over planet: why actuaries need an awakening in political ecology
An article argues that the actuarial profession needs to adopt a more critical perspective on political ecology and climate change.
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Florida tropical-fish collector started growing broken coral for his daughter’s 4-H project. Years later,Reprint
A Florida coral restoration project, started as a 4-H initiative, has grown into a significant reef recovery effort.
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Florida tropical-fish collector started growing broken coral for his daughter’s 4-H project. Years later,Reprint
A Florida coral restoration project, started as a 4-H initiative, has grown into a significant reef recovery effort.
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Switched ON Podcast - Bloomberg
This podcast series covers developments in energy transition and clean technology.
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The Newsfeed | How worried are you about the environmental impact of AI? | Season 7 | Episode 22Clickbait
A news segment explores public concern regarding the environmental impact of artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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How the Super Godzilla Monster El Niño Could Actually Affect Your WeatherClickbait
This article discusses the potential impacts of the current powerful El Niño event on regional weather patterns.
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The Arctic Report Card Matters More Than Ever; AGU Joins Partners to Publish in 2026
The American Geophysical Union will partner to publish the Arctic Report Card starting in 2026 to track climate-driven changes in the region.
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5 NFL Stadiums Powered by Solar Energy
Several NFL stadiums are adopting solar energy and storage systems to power their facilities, demonstrating the mainstreaming of renewable energy.
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Here’s our first look at Nissan’s new entry-level Pixo EV [Images]
Nissan is planning to reintroduce the Pixo model as an affordable electric vehicle priced under $25,000.
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BYD cuts Denza Z9 GT EV prices with the new e3 Premium trim, starting at about $50,000
BYD has launched a lower-priced trim for its Denza Z9 GT electric vehicle, starting at approximately $50,000.
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Georgia House Minority Leader calls for climate change impact assessment in Columbus
The Georgia House Minority Leader is calling for a formal assessment of climate change impacts in the city of Columbus.
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As North Carolina summers get hotter, the Festival for the Eno is changing
Rising summer temperatures in North Carolina are forcing organizers of the Festival for the Eno to alter their event planning.
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Understanding changes to surf ecosystems in the era of climate change
Environmental groups are studying how climate change is altering surf ecosystems and coastal wave conditions.
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Branham: The planet is hurtling toward 1.5 °C
An opinion piece discusses the global trajectory toward exceeding the 1.5°C warming threshold.
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Why are Americans Ignoring the Climate Giant in the Room?
An opinion piece argues that American public discourse continues to ignore the severity of the climate crisis.
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Brief Respite Ahead as Oklahoma Battles Persistent Heat Dome and Drought Feedback Loop
Oklahoma agricultural reports highlight the ongoing impact of a persistent heat dome and drought cycle on local farming.
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Texas heat dome: This city has not seen any rainfall for 55 straight daysReprint
A Texas city has recorded 55 consecutive days without rainfall amid a prolonged regional heat dome.
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Resilient coastal program taking center stage in Carolina Beach public meeting
Carolina Beach officials are holding a public meeting to discuss a new coastal resilience program.
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Photos of France’s melting Mer de Glace glacier
Photographic documentation shows the ongoing retreat and melting of the Mer de Glace glacier in France.
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Melting Glacier in Uri Reveals Airplane Wreckage
The melting of a glacier in the Swiss canton of Uri has exposed the wreckage of an airplane that crashed decades ago.
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Himalaya Diwas 2026: Glacier Retreat Raises Water ConcernsReprint
Ongoing glacier retreat in the Himalayas is raising concerns regarding future water availability in the region.
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6 ways to lower your building’s carbon footprintClickbait
A listicle provides six strategies for reducing the carbon footprint of commercial buildings.
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USC AI use not significant portion of carbon footprint, University says
USC states that its current AI usage does not contribute significantly to the university's total carbon footprint.
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Warehouse automation could cut carbon emissions by 25% report findsStudy
A new report suggests that warehouse automation could reduce carbon emissions in the logistics sector by 25%.
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Hansen: Science to call the shots on cow methane
An agricultural official emphasizes that scientific data should guide policies regarding methane emissions from livestock.
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UK dairy needs £2.4bn investment to meet 2030 sustainability goals
The UK dairy industry requires significant investment to meet its 2030 sustainability and emissions targets.
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California’s top Democrats struggle but can’t resolve the question of wildfire liability | Dan Walters
A columnist discusses the political deadlock among California Democrats regarding wildfire liability.
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Climate NGOs clash over science's role in UN talks
Climate NGOs are debating the appropriate role of scientific input in upcoming UN climate negotiations.
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Automation, renewable energy policy impact energy employment
A report examines how automation and renewable energy policies are influencing employment in the energy sector.
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Copilot Capital invests in Green Eagle Solutions
Copilot Capital has invested in Green Eagle Solutions to support renewable energy technology development.
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Mayor Cuts Ribbon on City’s Largest Solar Energy Project
Milwaukee's mayor inaugurated the city's largest municipal solar energy project.
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Are AI-powered robots the future of solar construction?Clickbait
The solar industry is exploring the potential use of AI-powered robotics to improve the efficiency and speed of construction.
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Albuquerque Solar Expansion: 6 MW Renewable Energy Partnership Announced - News and StatisticsReprint
A new 6-megawatt solar energy partnership has been announced for the Albuquerque area.
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PRF Technologies to Establish GridFeed™ as a Standalone Subsidiary to Pursue Strategic Alliances for Its AI-Driven Renewable Energy Trading Platform
PRF Technologies is spinning off its AI-driven renewable energy trading platform into a standalone subsidiary.
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IEEFA: Solar Sharer Tariffs Could Save Australian Households Thousands AnnuallyStudy
The IEEFA suggests that solar sharing tariffs could provide significant annual savings for Australian households.
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Electric Truck and Charging Programs to Boost Sustainability at NY & NJ Ports
New York and New Jersey ports are implementing electric truck and charging infrastructure programs to improve sustainability.
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Rajiv Gauba Launches PACT & ZET Marketplace To Strategic Electrification of India’s Freight Sector
Indian officials launched new platforms to accelerate the electrification of the country's freight sector.
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SMT Energy and FlexGen Deliver Battery Storage Project in Six Weeks in ERCOT
SMT Energy and FlexGen completed a battery storage project in the ERCOT market in six weeks.
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Sodium-ion storage powers fully off-grid solar home in Germany
A residential solar home in Germany is now powered by a sodium-ion battery storage system.
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OptiGrid CEO on Battery Storage Optimization, Warranties, and Trading Constraints - News and Statistics
The CEO of OptiGrid discusses technical challenges and optimization strategies for battery storage systems.
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DERs explained: microgrids, BESS, and energy optimization | Eaton PSEC
This explainer details the role of distributed energy resources, microgrids, and battery storage in modern energy optimization.
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Call for Applications: Reef Rescue Initiative ProgramStudy
A funding program has opened applications for initiatives focused on reef rescue and marine conservation.
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Sustainable solutions to coral protection and restoration
An overview of various methods and strategies currently used for the protection and restoration of coral reef ecosystems.
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Hurricane Lowell sideswipes Hawaii but leaves much of Kauai without power
Hurricane Lowell caused power outages across Kauai after passing near the Hawaiian island.
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VIIRS/JPSS2 Downward Shortwave Radiation Daily L3 Global 0.05Deg CMG V002Study
NASA released a new global dataset measuring downward shortwave radiation, a key component of the Earth's energy budget.
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Sea Level Rise committee approves 2027-28 work plan
A local sea level rise committee has officially approved its work plan for the 2027-28 period.
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Resilient coastal program taking center stage in Carolina Beach public meeting
Carolina Beach officials held a public meeting to discuss a local coastal resilience program.
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Melting Uri Glacier Reveals Plane That Crashed in 1963Reprint
A plane that crashed in 1963 has been exposed by the receding Uri Glacier in Switzerland.
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5 Big Questions About the Rest of 2026
A newsletter overview previews the major climate and energy policy events expected for the remainder of 2026.
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Texas aquaculture stable as producers contend with summer heat, drought
Texas aquaculture producers are managing their operations amidst challenging summer heat and persistent drought conditions.
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Heat and drought hit State Fair harvestReprint
New Mexico's State Fair harvest has been negatively affected by persistent heat and drought conditions.
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Drought causes extremely low water levels at Salt Plains Refuge
Drought conditions have led to record-low water levels at the Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma.
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Photos of France’s melting Mer de Glace glacierReprint
Photographic evidence documents the ongoing retreat and melting of France’s Mer de Glace glacier.
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Photos of France’s melting Mer de Glace glacierReprint
Photographic evidence documents the ongoing retreat and melting of France’s Mer de Glace glacier.
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Good News For Consumers: Solar Panel Prices Hit Record Lows! | Public News Rocket Launch Today (W1pGyaygnx)Clickbait
Solar panel prices have reached record lows, according to recent market reports.
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EV RESET: Trade, Mandates and is Canada Ready? - Canada Powered by Women PerspectiveClickbait
This commentary discusses the current state of EV mandates and trade policies in Canada from a specific advocacy perspective.
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Hyundai Motor Wins Three Honors at 2026 What Car? Electric Car AwardsReprint
Hyundai received multiple awards for its electric and hybrid vehicle models at the 2026 What Car? Electric Car Awards.
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RGNT’s 85 MPH retro electric motorcycle just got a scrambler makeover
Swedish manufacturer RGNT has introduced a new scrambler-style version of its retro-inspired electric motorcycle.
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The climate crisis is hereClickbait
An opinion piece asserts that the climate crisis is currently occurring.
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The Conference Board Launches Climate Hub to Help Companies Navigate the Risks and Opportunities of a Changing PlanetReprint
The Conference Board has launched a new hub to assist corporations in managing climate-related risks and opportunities.
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Climate change presents new opportunities for Europe’s fruit sectorReprint
Changing climate conditions are creating new agricultural opportunities for fruit growers in parts of Europe.
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Climate change could expand tropical fruit production in southern EuropeReprint
Warmer temperatures may allow for the expansion of tropical fruit cultivation into southern European regions.
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Local cranberry farm uses technology to navigate drought conditions
A Wisconsin cranberry farm is implementing new irrigation technology to manage ongoing drought conditions.
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Will Utah’s hot, dry year dull its fall colors?
Utah's hot and dry conditions are expected to negatively impact the vibrancy and timing of fall foliage.
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CO: DROUGHT IS IMPACTING COLORADO'S BEER INDUSTRYReprint
Drought conditions in Colorado are creating operational challenges for the state's beer industry.
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Drought in Rockies spikes bear encountersReprint
Drought conditions in the Rocky Mountains are forcing bears to seek food in human-populated areas more frequently.
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T&T voices helping shape the world’s climate future
Representatives from Trinidad and Tobago are participating in international efforts to shape global climate policy.
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Saving energy and money to meet more demand: Northwest Harvest adds solar panels
Northwest Harvest has installed solar panels to reduce energy costs and meet operational demand.
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Small-scale solar farm in Hanover gives new life to Harris family land
A family in Hanover, Virginia, has converted private land into a small-scale solar farm.
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PRF Technologies to Establish GridFeed™ as a Standalone Subsidiary to Pursue Strategic Alliances for Its AI-Driven Renewable Energy Trading Platform
PRF Technologies is spinning off its GridFeed subsidiary to expand its AI-driven renewable energy trading platform.
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New land screening tool for solar and storage developers
A new digital tool has been developed to help solar and storage developers screen land for project suitability.
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ACME Solar Holdings reports record Q1 FY27 revenue of ₹954 croreStudy
ACME Solar Holdings reported record revenue for the first quarter of the 2027 fiscal year.
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Skepticism around green ride-hailing: How to gain riders’ trust
This analysis discusses strategies for ride-hailing companies to build consumer trust in green transportation services.
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Green number plates legally valid for electric vehicles
Sri Lanka has officially authorized the use of green license plates to identify electric vehicles.
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OptiGrid CEO on Battery Storage Optimization, Warranties, and Trading Constraints - News and Statistics
The CEO of OptiGrid discusses challenges and strategies related to battery storage optimization and trading constraints.
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Data Center Energy Storage Systems MarketStudy
A market research report details the current landscape and growth projections for energy storage systems in data centers.
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DERs explained: microgrids, BESS, and energy optimization | Eaton PSEC
An industry explainer details the roles of microgrids, battery energy storage systems, and energy optimization in distributed energy resources.
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BrenX Reports First Half 2026 Financial Results and Advances Integrated Energy Infrastructure StrategyReprint
BrenX released its 2026 first-half financial results while continuing to advance its integrated energy infrastructure strategy.
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Addressing climate change in an interdisciplinary way is imperative.Clickbait
A brief commentary asserts that addressing climate change requires an interdisciplinary approach.
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Shift Key Classic: What Is a Watt?
This explainer provides a foundational overview of what a watt represents in the context of energy.
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Kia’s electric van now comes in 10 top hats, including a 7-seater and an upscale Prime model
Kia has expanded its PV5 electric van lineup to include ten different body styles, including a new seven-seater model.
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Chicago Named The Most ‘Climate Resilient’ City On EarthClickbait
A report identifies Chicago as a highly climate-resilient city, though the methodology and implications remain subject to debate.
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Meteorologist Haley Fiaschetti breaks down a new report on climate changeReprint
A local meteorologist provides an overview of a recent climate change report for a television audience.
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Himalayan Day marked across state with focus on global warming
Himalayan Day events across the region focused on raising awareness about global warming and environmental conservation.
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DFW Weather: Another heat advisory amid worsening drought and record highs, but could some see rain this week?Reprint
Dallas-Fort Worth faces continued heat advisories and worsening drought conditions with a slight chance of rain.
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Photos of France’s melting Mer de Glace glacierReprint
Photographic documentation shows the ongoing retreat and melting of the Mer de Glace glacier in France.
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Photos of France’s melting Mer de Glace glacierReprint
Photographic documentation shows the ongoing retreat and melting of the Mer de Glace glacier in France.
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Photos of France’s melting Mer de Glace glacierReprint
Photographic documentation shows the ongoing retreat and melting of the Mer de Glace glacier in France.
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Photos of France’s melting Mer de Glace glacierReprint
Photographic documentation shows the ongoing retreat and melting of the Mer de Glace glacier in France.
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evoBuild Low-Carbon Concrete for 33-35 Piccadilly Project - News and StatisticsStudy
A construction project in the UK is utilizing low-carbon concrete to reduce its environmental footprint.
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Types of Carbon Markets and Their Climate Impact
This overview explains the different types of carbon markets and their potential impact on climate goals.
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SOCAR taking real steps to reduce methane emissions, UNECE official saysReprint
A UNECE official stated that Azerbaijan's state oil company is taking steps to reduce its methane emissions.
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Azerbaijan’s SOCAR highlights progress in reducing methane emissionsReprint
Azerbaijan's state oil company reports progress in its efforts to lower methane emissions from its operations.
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Azerbaijan, China Energy discuss green energy projectsReprint
Azerbaijan and China Energy are discussing potential collaborations on green energy infrastructure projects.
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SOCAR seeks equity partner for geothermal energy projects in AzerbaijanReprint
Azerbaijan's state oil company is seeking partners to develop geothermal energy projects.
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T&T voices helping shape the world’s climate future
Trinidad and Tobago representatives are participating in international efforts to shape global climate policy.
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New WMLP Solar Rebate Information
The Town of Wellesley has released updated information regarding its local solar rebate program.
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Can Clean-Energy Initiatives Support PPL's Long-Term Growth?Clickbait
An analysis questions whether clean energy initiatives will contribute to the long-term financial growth of PPL.
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Wednesday's energy & climate storiesReprint
This newsletter provides a daily summary of energy and climate-related news stories.
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Photos of France’s melting Mer de Glace glacierClickbait
Photographs document the ongoing retreat of France's Mer de Glace glacier.
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Photos of France’s melting Mer de Glace glacierClickbait
Photographs document the ongoing retreat of France's Mer de Glace glacier.
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EV RESET: Trade, Mandates and is Canada Ready? - Canada Powered by Women PerspectiveClickbait
This commentary piece discusses the challenges and readiness of Canada regarding electric vehicle mandates and trade.
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France’s weather about to spiral out of control? Shocking predictions revealedClickbait
A speculative article discusses potential future weather extremes in France using sensationalist language.
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Applications Open for Second Round of MachairWind £10K Islands Fund
Applications are open for the second round of a community fund supported by the MachairWind offshore project.
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Solar CaliforniaClickbait
A brief overview discusses the current state and growth of solar energy adoption in California.
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Renewable energy coming to Western NY thanks to NYS Fair butter sculpture
A butter sculpture at the New York State Fair is being used to promote renewable energy initiatives in Western New York.
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Harvest Solar Energy explains why solar may be right for you or your businessClickbait
A solar company provides information on the potential benefits of solar energy for residential and business customers.
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Earth’s Energy out of BalanceStudy
NASA data confirms that Earth is absorbing more energy from the sun than it is radiating back into space, driving global warming.
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Federal judge blocks New York’s $75B Climate Change Superfund Act
A federal judge has blocked New York's Climate Change Superfund Act, which aimed to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for climate damages.
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Q&A: What can – and cannot – be said about global warming’s role in the 2026 Himalayan floodsStudy
An analysis explains the scientific limitations and current understanding of attributing specific flood events to global warming.
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August Just Set a Global Heat and Humidity Record—and It Wasn’t CloseStudy
Global data confirms that August set a new record for heat and humidity by a significant margin.
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The trail of clues that suggest our planet might be heating faster than we realised
New scientific evidence suggests the Earth may be warming at a faster rate than previously estimated.
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Canada must prepare for a 5°C hotter future and act now to avoid worst impacts: new federal reportStudy
A new federal report warns Canada must prepare for a 5°C temperature increase to mitigate severe future impacts.
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New study raises concerns about climate feedback loop as melting Arctic glaciers flush ancient methane from rocks beneath the iceStudy
A study finds that melting Arctic glaciers are releasing ancient methane from sub-glacial rocks, creating a potential climate feedback loop.
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China Energy Transition Review 2026Study
A new report analyzes the current status and trajectory of China's energy transition.
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Q&A: What can – and cannot – be said about global warming’s role in the 2026 Himalayan floodsStudy
Carbon Brief analyzes the scientific attribution of global warming to the 2026 Himalayan flash floods.
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Nepal glacier saw exceptional heat before collapse caused deadly floods: ResearcherStudy
Meteorological data indicates that unprecedented heat preceded the glacier collapse that caused recent fatal floods in Nepal and China.
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Svalbard Glaciers Flush Ancient Methane in Climate Feedback Loop Study - environment coastal & offshoreStudy
A study reveals that melting glaciers in Svalbard are releasing ancient methane, creating a potential climate feedback loop.
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How cleaning up the air is speeding up global warming - and revealing a bigger problem
Reductions in air pollution are inadvertently accelerating global warming by removing reflective aerosols that previously cooled the planet.
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Climate change may erase 25 million hectares of kelp forests by 2050Study
Climate change is causing rapid global declines in kelp forests, threatening biodiversity and undermining the potential of seaweed as a carbon removal strategy.
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Hurricane Lowell’s torrential Hawaii rainfall linked to climate change boosted Pacific warmthStudy
Research links the extreme rainfall from Hurricane Lowell in Hawaii to climate-driven increases in Pacific Ocean temperatures.
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Trump admin seeks to block restoration of climate change, diversity info at historical sites
The Trump administration is attempting to prevent the restoration of climate change information at historical sites.
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Watch El Niño Causes Panama Canal to Restrict Traffic
Drought conditions linked to El Niño have forced the Panama Canal to restrict vessel traffic.
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Federal Court Strikes Down NJ State Approval of Controversial NESE Fracked Gas Pipeline
A federal court overturned New Jersey's approval of the NESE fracked gas pipeline, citing environmental concerns.
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Arctic Summer 2026 Climate ReviewStudy
A review of the 2026 Arctic summer documents significant climate trends and environmental changes in the region.
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This company says it can help cool the planet for $10 billion a year; scientists are raising red flags
Scientists are questioning a company's proposal to cool the planet through large-scale geoengineering.
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Wildfires and Extreme Rain Are Filling US Reservoirs with Dirt
Increased wildfires and heavy rainfall are causing sediment buildup in US reservoirs, threatening water storage capacity.
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Shuttered nuclear plant in Iowa gets $1.9B federal loan to restart
The U.S. government issued a $1.9 billion loan to restart the shuttered Duane Arnold nuclear power plant in Iowa.
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Southeast Asia endures punishing year of extreme weather amid super El Niño
Southeast Asia is experiencing extreme weather, with experts warning that El Niño conditions may intensify storms in the coming months.
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Climate Change Triggers Disastrous Flooding, Mass Casualties and Displacement in Nepal
Climate-driven flooding in Nepal has resulted in mass casualties and significant population displacement.
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Federal judge blocks New York’s $75B Climate Change Superfund Act
A federal judge has blocked New York’s $75 billion Climate Change Superfund Act, which aimed to hold polluters accountable.
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Federal Court Strikes Down NJ State Approval of Controversial NESE Fracked Gas Pipeline
A federal court has blocked the approval of a controversial fracked gas pipeline project in New Jersey.
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This company says it can help cool the planet for $10 billion a year; scientists are raising red flags
Scientists are questioning a company's proposal to cool the planet through geoengineering for $10 billion annually.
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Nepal says big polluters must ‘wake up’ as it calls for climate compensation over flood disaster
Nepal is demanding climate compensation from major economies following devastating floods, citing its own minimal contribution to global emissions.
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Over 40% of Earth Could Become 'Drylands' by 2100, Scientists WarnStudy
Scientists project that over 40% of the Earth's land surface could transition into drylands by 2100 due to climate change.
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French winemakers forecast 30-year low harvest after severe drought and heat | France
French winemakers expect their lowest harvest in 30 years due to the impacts of severe drought and heat.
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Nepal seeks climate compensation after floods kill more than 1,300Reprint
Nepal is calling for climate compensation after severe flooding resulted in over 1,300 deaths.
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China Energy Transition Review 2026Study
Ember's 2026 review analyzes the current state and progress of China's energy transition.
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The world is adapting to extreme heat — but not nearly fast enough
Global efforts to adapt infrastructure and public health systems to extreme heat are currently insufficient to keep pace with rising temperatures.
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America is losing its war against wildfire
Increasingly severe wildfire seasons in the United States are outpacing current management and suppression capabilities.
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Industry and NGOs lobby to weaken UN carbon credit rules in “coordinated” pushReprint
Industry groups and NGOs are coordinating efforts to lobby against stricter UN carbon credit safeguards for emissions offsets.
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Melting Svalbard glaciers may flush ancient methane from rocks beneath the iceStudy
Research published in Nature Communications shows that melting glaciers in Svalbard are releasing ancient methane trapped beneath the ice into the atmosphere.
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Plug-in Hybrids Emit 6 Times, On Average, What Official Tests Claim — New EU DataStudy
New EU data shows plug-in hybrid vehicles emit six times more carbon dioxide in real-world conditions than official laboratory tests indicate.
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Subglacial geology and thermal conditions regulate methane emissions from Svalbard glaciersStudy
A study identifies subglacial geology and thermal conditions as key regulators of methane emissions from Svalbard glaciers.
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Study shows El Niño is up to 40% stronger now than in the pre-industrial eraStudy
A study indicates that El Niño events are now up to 40% stronger than they were in the pre-industrial era.
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More than 20% of global emissions linked to international trade, data showsStudy
New data indicates that international trade is responsible for more than 20% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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This company says it can help cool the planet for $10 billion a year; scientists are raising red flags
Scientists are questioning the viability and safety of a company's proposed $10 billion climate intervention project.
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The US Is Losing Its Ability to Store Water When It Needs It Most
Climate-driven changes are reducing the capacity of the United States to store water effectively during periods of need.
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Wildfires and Extreme Rain Are Filling US Reservoirs with Dirt
Increased wildfires and extreme rainfall are causing sediment buildup in US reservoirs, threatening water storage capacity.
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Arctic warming fuels 2 distinct climate regimes in Siberia that could wake up a methane 'sleeping giant'
Arctic warming in Siberia is creating conditions that could potentially trigger the release of large amounts of methane.
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The world’s oceans have hit record temperatures, the Associated Press reports, with long-run climate warming and an El Niño arriving together so the background trend and the cyclical spike are stacked on the same waterReprint
Global ocean temperatures have reached record highs due to the combined effects of long-term climate warming and El Niño.
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Nepal glacier saw exceptional heat before collapse caused deadly floods: researcherStudy
Researchers identified exceptional heat as the trigger for a Nepal glacier collapse that caused catastrophic flooding.
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How California is winning the EV war against Trump’s rollbacks
California is leveraging state-level policies to maintain EV adoption and emissions standards despite federal regulatory rollbacks.
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NASA Aims for Climate-Friendly Aviation
NASA is developing new technologies and research initiatives to reduce the environmental impact and carbon emissions of the aviation industry.
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Hurricane Lowell slams Hawaii, triggering historic tornado watch and widespread flooding
Hurricane Lowell caused historic flooding and tornado watches in Hawaii, marking it as one of the state's most significant recent cyclones.
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Singkil peat swamp: The embattled orangutan capital of the world
The Singkil peat swamp in Indonesia is being cleared and drained, threatening a critical carbon sink and orangutan habitat.
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Indigenous territories maintain Amazon forest just as well as protected areas, study findsStudy
A study shows that Indigenous-managed territories in the Ecuadorian Amazon protect forests as effectively as formal government-protected areas.
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New analysis maps mercury threat to 951 Amazon communities in three countriesStudy
New analysis identifies nearly 1,000 Amazonian communities exposed to mercury levels exceeding safety limits set by the World Health Organization.
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Too hot to learn: How climate change hurts children's chances from birth
Rising temperatures are increasingly disrupting education as classrooms become dangerously hot, creating new challenges for student learning and school infrastructure.
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Why growing seaweed isn’t a climate solution
This opinion piece argues that seaweed cultivation is not a viable climate solution due to warming waters killing off kelp forests.
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The trail of clues that suggest our planet might be heating faster than we realised
New research suggests that the planet may be warming at a faster rate than previously estimated.
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Increase in global warming potential of atmospheric black carbon since 1750Study
A study finds that the global warming potential of atmospheric black carbon has increased since 1750.
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Scorching heat wave continues in Europe with record-breaking highs in UK and France
Europe continues to face a significant heat wave with record-breaking temperatures in the UK and France.
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Climate Change Triggers Disastrous Flooding, Mass Casualties and Displacement in Nepal
Climate change is identified as a primary driver for the catastrophic flooding and displacement occurring in Nepal.
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Sudden sea level rise — tied to El Niño — is about to hit the California coast
Research indicates that El Niño-related conditions will cause a temporary spike in sea levels along the California coast.
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UNGA: Appeal to global leadership to act before El Niño strikes
UN officials are calling for urgent global action and funding to mitigate the humanitarian impacts of an impending El Niño.
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Yara Launches Largest Carbon Capture Facility in EuropeReprint
Yara has launched Europe's largest industrial carbon capture facility to reduce manufacturing emissions.
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US Proposes to Slash Costs for Energy Drillers on Federal Lands
The U.S. government proposed reducing costs for energy companies drilling on federal lands.
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China’s Use of Fossil Fuels Continues To Slow
China's reliance on fossil fuels continues to decline as the country transitions its energy mix.
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Yes, passing 1.5 C of global warming is cause for alarm, but not despair
This commentary argues that while exceeding the 1.5 C warming threshold is concerning, it should motivate action rather than despair.
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Oracle Issues RFP for 2 GW of Renewable Energy in New Mexico
Oracle has issued a request for proposals to procure 2 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity in New Mexico.
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Tories launch bid to revoke ZEV mandate as Labour and EV industry hit back
UK Conservative politicians have launched an effort to revoke the zero-emission vehicle mandate, drawing opposition from the government and industry.
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Federal lawsuit alleges UW president stifled climate education in former role at West Point
A federal lawsuit alleges that the University of Wyoming president suppressed climate education during his previous tenure at West Point.
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Warming Oceans Reverse King Crab Larval Swimming, Threatening Florida Reef Program
Warming oceans are disrupting king crab larval behavior, which threatens the success of Florida's coral reef restoration programs.
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California could be first in the nation to create smoke-damage standards
California is considering becoming the first state to establish formal regulatory standards for smoke damage.
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Nike shareholders reject climate proposal backed by Norway wealth fund
Nike shareholders rejected a climate proposal supported by Norway's sovereign wealth fund.
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Clock ticking for Brazil’s ambitious plan to fund tropical forests
Brazil faces a critical deadline to secure funding for its ambitious tropical forest conservation initiatives.
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Helion quietly shifts goalpost on fusion energy
Fusion energy company Helion has adjusted its development timeline and technical goals.
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Bay Area residents can tap millions in home electrification help
Bay Area residents now have access to significant financial incentives for home electrification projects.
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Southeast Asia endures punishing year of extreme weather amid super El Niño
Southeast Asia experienced a year of extreme weather events exacerbated by a strong El Niño climate pattern.
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Shuttered nuclear plant in Iowa gets $1.9B federal loan to restart
The US Department of Energy has provided a $1.9 billion loan to restart the shuttered Duane Arnold nuclear power plant in Iowa.
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Opening of Europe's largest carbon capture project is a dangerous distraction - CIEL
An environmental advocacy group argues that Europe's new carbon capture project is a dangerous distraction from necessary fossil fuel phaseouts.
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US Proposes to Slash Costs for Energy Drillers on Federal Lands
The U.S. government has proposed a policy to reduce costs for energy companies drilling on federal lands.
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Arctic thaw releases methane: ITU study reveals 425-fold increase in SvalbardStudy
A study reveals a significant increase in methane release from thawing Arctic permafrost in Svalbard.
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Nike shareholders reject climate proposal backed by Norway wealth fund
Nike shareholders rejected a climate proposal supported by Norway's sovereign wealth fund.
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Wildfires and Extreme Rain Are Filling US Reservoirs with Dirt
Increased wildfires and extreme rainfall are causing sediment buildup in US reservoirs, threatening water storage capacity.
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Global move away from oil could lead to conflict and migration, experts say
Researchers warn that the global transition away from oil could trigger economic instability, conflict, and migration in fossil-fuel-dependent nations.
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Chinese researchers see climate change link to glacial collapse, warn of rising disaster risks
Researchers link climate change to increased glacial instability and rising disaster risks in high-altitude regions.
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Africa’s Climate Action Lagging Despite Promises, Funding Gap Denounced
Critics highlight a significant funding gap and lack of progress in implementing climate action promises across Africa.
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El Niño Climate Impact Outlook - SomaliaStudy
A ReliefWeb report outlines the projected impacts of El Niño on Somalia's climate and humanitarian situation.
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Panama Canal may cut ship traffic further as El Niño strengthens
The Panama Canal authority may further restrict ship transits as El Niño-driven drought reduces water levels.
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Panama Canal considering more cuts in transits due to El NinoReprint
Low water levels caused by El Niño are forcing the Panama Canal to consider additional transit restrictions.
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Delayed climate, clean air action costs $1.5tn yearly – UNStudy
The UN reports that failing to take timely action on climate change and air pollution costs the global economy $1.5 trillion annually.
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The Cost of Keeping Cool: Georgia Power Customers Struggle With Summer Bills
Rising summer temperatures in Georgia are increasing energy costs and health risks for low-income residents struggling with utility disconnections.
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This city’s winters are disappearing fast
Reno, Nevada, is experiencing the nation's most significant shift in seasonal patterns, with the first fall freeze arriving over a month later than historically.
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New York City’s Race Against Time to Floodproof Its Subway System
New York City is undertaking extensive infrastructure projects to protect its subway system from increased flooding caused by heavy rainfall.
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Marine heat waves boost coastal CO₂ uptake by 11%, analysis findsStudy
New research indicates that marine heat waves cause coastal seas to absorb 11% more carbon dioxide than under normal conditions.
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First national map reveals where Ireland's coast is most exposed to erosion and floodingStudy
Ireland has released its first national map identifying coastal areas most vulnerable to flooding and erosion from rising sea levels.
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Plug-in Hybrids emit 6x more pollution than claimed, and they’re getting dirtier
A new study reveals that the gap between real-world emissions and official estimates for plug-in hybrids is widening.
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Industry and NGOs lobby to weaken UN carbon credit rules in "coordinated" push
Industry groups and NGOs are reportedly coordinating efforts to weaken UN carbon credit regulations.
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New inquiry: As climate change hits, how should the UK adapt?
The UK Parliament has launched an inquiry to determine how the country should adapt to the impacts of climate change.
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1.5°C warming breach is unavoidable. What do we do next?
An analysis discusses the implications and necessary responses following the likely breach of the 1.5°C global warming threshold.
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What 1.5°C Overshoot Means for Small Islands
This report examines the specific risks and challenges small island nations face if global temperatures exceed the 1.5°C target.
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Economists Warn of Severe Economic Impact from Climate Change
Economists warn that climate change will cause severe and widespread economic damage.
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Washington has had a record-breaking year for wildfires, and it's not over
Washington state has experienced a record-breaking year for wildfires with the season still ongoing.
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Nepal demands £15m climate compensation from ‘polluting economies’
Nepal has formally requested climate compensation from major economies to address the impacts of recent extreme weather events.
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Nepal glacier saw exceptional heat before collapse caused deadly floods: researcherStudy
Researchers attribute a deadly Himalayan flood to a glacier collapse preceded by record-breaking local temperatures.
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Nepal floods raise warning for Himalaya as expert calls for urgent review of disaster policy and dam safety
Experts are calling for urgent reviews of dam safety and disaster policy in Nepal following devastating Himalayan floods.
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Flood map: See the Irish coastline areas at ‘very high’ risk from flooding, erosion or sea level rise
A new map identifies Irish coastal regions at high risk of flooding and erosion due to rising sea levels.
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Ticking Water Bomb: Rising Levels In Ghepan Lake Sets Alarm In Lahaul
Rising water levels in Ghepan Lake have raised concerns about the potential for a catastrophic glacial lake outburst flood.
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Glaciologist warns of the impact of climate change on glacial disasters between Nepal and Tibet
A glaciologist warns that climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of glacial disasters between Nepal and Tibet.
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Panama Canal may cut ship traffic further as El Niño strengthens
The Panama Canal authority may further restrict ship traffic as El Niño conditions impact water levels.
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Global livestock emissions burden society with costs as high as USD 2.1 trillion every yearStudy
A report estimates that global livestock emissions impose annual societal costs of up to USD 2.1 trillion.
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Europe’s largest carbon capture and storage plant opens in the Netherlands
The largest carbon capture and storage facility in Europe has officially commenced operations in the Netherlands.
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Just Two Of The UK’s Planned AI Datacenters Will Emit More Carbon Than ExxonMobil
Proposed AI data centers in the UK are projected to generate higher carbon emissions than the total output of ExxonMobil.
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Study: Emissions linked to international trade now contribute more than a fifth of global totalReprint
A study finds that emissions associated with international trade now account for more than one-fifth of the global total.
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Europe’s Wildfires Release 27 Million MT of CO2 as France Sets New Emissions Record
Wildfires across Europe released 27 million metric tons of CO2, contributing to a record-breaking emissions year for France.
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Forest and Land Fires Release Millions of Metric Tons of Emissions; WALHI: FOLU Net Sink 2030 at Risk of Failing
Environmental group WALHI warns that ongoing forest fires threaten Indonesia's ability to meet its 2030 net sink climate targets.
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By 2100, more than 40% of the world's land area could become arid, according to a studyStudy
A new study projects that over 40% of the world's land area could face arid conditions by the year 2100.
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"Greenwashing stunt:" Plug-in hybrids emit six times more than claimed, and are getting worse, study findsStudy
A study finds that plug-in hybrid vehicles emit six times more carbon than advertised, highlighting discrepancies in emissions reporting.
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The EPA Called a 17-Year-Old Rule 'Brand New' So Congress Could Fast-Track Killing It. A Judge Wasn't Buying It.
A judge blocked a congressional attempt to fast-track the repeal of an EPA rule by mischaracterizing its age.
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India’s regulator proposes mandatory co-located storage for new solar, wind projects
Indian regulators have proposed a mandate requiring new wind and solar projects to include co-located energy storage.
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Nepal glacier saw ‘exceptional heat’ before collapse, says researcher
A researcher reports that exceptional heat preceded the glacier collapse that caused deadly flooding in Nepal.
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Researcher claims exceptional heat preceded glacier collapse that triggered deadly Rasuwa floods
A researcher links the glacier collapse and subsequent Rasuwa floods to a period of exceptional heat.
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More than 5.000 deaths in Germany linked to high temperatures
Over 5,000 deaths in Germany have been attributed to high temperatures during recent heatwaves.
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South Korea's power demand set to soar on AI boom as nation weighs expanding nuclear energy
South Korea is considering expanding nuclear energy to meet rising electricity demand driven by the AI sector.
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A Virginia school district pioneers solar and battery microgrids
A Virginia school district is implementing solar and battery microgrid systems to improve energy resilience and sustainability.
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China’s industrial engine starts to break its fossil fuel habitReprint
China is increasing its deployment of wind and solar energy, helping to offset its reliance on coal-fired power generation.
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After a summer of wildfires and record heat, Americans are talking about climate change. Why aren’t our leaders?
This commentary questions why political leaders are not addressing climate change despite public concern following extreme weather events.
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Floods, Droughts And 24 Times More Heatwaves: The Climate Future Facing Today’s Kids
Future generations face a significantly higher frequency of extreme weather events due to ongoing climate change.
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HKU ecologists warn that marine heatwaves pose an underestimated threat to public healthStudy
Ecologists report that marine heatwaves pose significant, previously underestimated risks to public health.
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Climate, ozone and nitrous oxide – how the Montreal Protocol can offer a path forward
The Montreal Protocol could provide a framework for addressing nitrous oxide emissions to mitigate climate change.
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Melting glaciers, warming Himalayas: Why Chinese experts cite climate risks for Nepal flash floods | World News
Chinese experts attribute recent flash floods in Nepal to the impacts of melting glaciers and a warming Himalayan region.
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Chinese experts link deadly Tibet-Nepal flood to climate change; hydropower projects face scrutinyReprint
Chinese experts attribute a deadly Tibet-Nepal flood to climate change, prompting calls for increased scrutiny of regional hydropower projects.
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Nepal seeks climate compensation after floods kill more than 1,300
Nepal is seeking international climate compensation following devastating floods that resulted in over 1,300 deaths.
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Chinese experts link deadly Tibet-Nepal flood to climate change; hydropower projects face scrutinyReprint
Chinese experts link a deadly Tibet-Nepal flood to climate change, raising concerns about the safety of regional hydropower infrastructure.
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Four Indian cities among world's 20 least resilient to climate extremes: ReportStudy
A new report identifies four Indian cities among the world's 20 least resilient urban areas regarding climate extremes.
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Global trade accounted for 35% of the EU's carbon footprint in 2023, study findsStudy
A new study finds that international trade accounts for 35% of the European Union's total carbon footprint.
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Study: Emissions linked to international trade now contribute more than a fifth of global totalStudy
A study reports that emissions associated with international trade now represent more than 20% of global carbon output.
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Investors warned of legal, financial risks in Canada’s fossil fuel expansion drive
Investors are being warned about the financial and legal risks associated with Canada's continued expansion of fossil fuel projects.
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Nepal glacier saw ‘exceptional heat’ before collapse, says researcher
Researchers attribute the collapse of a glacier in Nepal to exceptional heat conditions.
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Antarctic Link Could Improve Sea-Level Risk ModelsStudy
New research into Antarctic ice dynamics could improve the accuracy of global sea-level risk models.
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Tighter Carbon Trading Rules Proposed for Power Plants Amid Electricity Cost Concerns
New Jersey regulators have proposed stricter carbon trading rules for power plants despite concerns regarding electricity costs.
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S-E Asia should look beyond geopolitics, focus on people when facing climate crisis: Al Gore
Al Gore urges Southeast Asian leaders to prioritize human impact over geopolitics when addressing climate change.
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"We're rebuilding": Four nights to shape future of Florida's reef
Conservationists are working to restore Florida's coral reefs through intensive nursery and planting efforts.
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Global And Local Action Needed To Protect Pacific Coral Reefs – Expert Reaction
Experts emphasize the need for both global and local actions to protect Pacific coral reefs from climate change.
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Malaysia's data centres guzzling more power as temperatures soar, officials say
Rising temperatures in Malaysia are forcing data centers to consume significantly more power for cooling purposes.
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Oil stocks in US Strategic Petroleum Reserve fall by 1.2 million barrels to lowest level since 1982
U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve stocks dropped by 1.2 million barrels, reaching their lowest level since 1982.
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SAGE III installed on its new home on the International Space StationStudy
The SAGE III instrument is operational on the International Space Station, monitoring ozone and aerosol levels in Earth's atmosphere.
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Many People Aren’t Connecting the Dots Between Climate Change and Extreme Weather
Public perception often fails to link extreme weather events, such as floods and heat waves, to underlying climate change trends.
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Sickles, sarees and smoke: Women on the frontlines of Uttarakhand forest fires
Women in Uttarakhand, India, are on the frontlines of managing and responding to increasingly frequent forest fires.
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Riverside families in the Amazon change meals as mercury poisons staple fishStudy
Scientific analysis confirms widespread mercury contamination in fish, forcing riverside Amazonian communities to alter their traditional diets.
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In Peru, mercury leaves a toxic footprint on those who depend on a river
Decades of research reveal the severe impact of mercury contamination on communities living along the Amazon River.
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Mercury threatens over 160 communities in Bolivia’s Beni River basin
Over 160 communities in Bolivia's Beni River basin are at risk of mercury poisoning due to regional industrial activities.
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Carbon credit financing emerges as Africa’s biggest bet for expanding clean cookingReprint
Carbon credit financing is supporting the transition to clean cooking stoves for millions of households across Africa.
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Portugal's Pinhal Interior shows why fire and floods are part of the same cycle
Extreme weather cycles in Portugal demonstrate how wildfire and flooding are increasingly interconnected risks in a warming climate.
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Physics-based AI unlocks first global predictions of carbon cycling in ocean sedimentsStudy
Researchers developed a physics-based AI to predict carbon cycling in ocean sediments, a key factor in global climate modeling.
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In Nepal, climate adaptation starts with what communities already know
Following catastrophic flooding in the Himalayas, communities are increasingly integrating local knowledge into climate adaptation and disaster preparedness strategies.
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Wisconsin is adding 42 new EV fast-charging stations – here’s where
Wisconsin is utilizing $25 million in federal funding to install 42 new DC fast-charging stations across the state.
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The rout continues: BEVs up, ICE way down in China in Aug, Tesla also down
Battery electric vehicle sales in China continued to rise in August, while sales of internal combustion engine vehicles declined.
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Many People Aren’t Connecting the Dots Between Climate Change and Extreme Weather
Public perception often fails to link specific extreme weather events to the broader context of climate change.
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UN calls for coordinated action to tackle air pollution and climate change
The UN is calling for integrated global policies to address the dual challenges of air pollution and climate change.
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Study: NV snow drought worsened by climate changeStudy
A new study confirms that climate change has intensified snow drought conditions in Nevada.
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D-FW drought worsens as rain-free streak reaches 54 days, tying 1955 record
The Dallas-Fort Worth area is experiencing a worsening drought, tying a 1955 record for consecutive rain-free days.
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Climate Change Raises Risk of Disasters Like Nepal FloodsReprint
Experts link the increased frequency and severity of disasters like the Nepal floods to climate change.
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Climate Change Raises Risk of Disasters Like Nepal FloodsReprint
Experts link the increased frequency and severity of disasters like the Nepal floods to climate change.
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Climate Change Raises Risk of Disasters Like Nepal FloodsReprint
Experts link the increased frequency and severity of disasters like the Nepal floods to climate change.
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Climate Change Raises Risk of Disasters Like Nepal FloodsReprint
Experts link the increased frequency and severity of disasters like the Nepal floods to climate change.
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Climate Change Raises Risk of Disasters Like Nepal FloodsReprint
Experts link the increased frequency and severity of disasters like the Nepal floods to climate change.
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Hurricane Marie Just Gave Southern California a Preview of Its Climate Future
Hurricane Marie is being cited as an example of the extreme weather patterns expected in California's climate future.
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Supercharged Sea Levels This Winter Will Forecast the FutureStudy
Researchers analyze how winter sea level anomalies provide insights into future coastal flooding risks.
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Egypt advances coastal protection projects to address climate risks along northern shoreline
Egypt is implementing new coastal protection projects to mitigate climate-related risks along its northern shoreline.
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Can artificial snow save a melting glacier? Scientists tested cloud seeding on China’s Muz Taw Glacier and found a surprising change in ice lossStudy
Scientists testing cloud seeding on China’s Muz Taw Glacier observed changes in ice loss rates.
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Unregulated Mining Raises Alarm Over Glacier Melting in Chitral
Unregulated mining activities in Chitral are raising concerns about their role in accelerating local glacier melt.
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Tighter Carbon Trading Rules Proposed for Power Plants Amid Electricity Cost Concerns
New Jersey regulators are proposing stricter carbon trading rules for power plants despite concerns over electricity costs.
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Nike shareholders reject climate proposal backed by Norway wealth fund
Nike shareholders rejected a climate-related proposal supported by Norway's sovereign wealth fund during a recent vote.
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Panasonic Automotive Systems Group secures SBTi validation for greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets
Panasonic Automotive Systems Group has received official validation from the SBTi for its greenhouse gas reduction targets.
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Trading places: how emissions are being shipped around the world
This analysis examines how carbon emissions are effectively traded and shifted across international borders through global supply chains.
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East Coast Port Launches $45M Electric Truck Push
An East Coast port has initiated a $45 million project to deploy electric trucks for port operations.
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India’s RE Sector Draws Rs 18 Lakh Crore: MNREReprint
India's Ministry of New and Renewable Energy reported that the renewable energy sector has attracted 18 lakh crore rupees in investment.
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India's energy storage need to reach 411 GWh by FY32, unlocking ₹4 lakh crore opportunity: ReportStudy
A new report estimates India will require 411 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2032, representing a significant investment opportunity.
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How the U.S. Export-Import Bank Can Finally Join the Fight Against Climate Change
An analysis argues that the U.S. Export-Import Bank should reform its policies to better align with climate change mitigation goals.
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Argentina files lawsuit against oil firms operating off Falklands
Argentina has filed a lawsuit against oil companies operating in the Falkland Islands to prevent further offshore drilling.
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EU faces complaint over plan to simplify more environmental laws
The EU faces a formal complaint regarding its plans to simplify and potentially weaken existing environmental regulations.
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Oil stocks in US Strategic Petroleum Reserve fall by 1.2 million barrels to lowest level since 1982
US Strategic Petroleum Reserve oil stocks dropped to their lowest level since 1982.
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NASA ScienceStudy
This is the primary portal for NASA's scientific research on Earth's climate and atmosphere.
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World of Change: Antarctic Ozone HoleStudy
NASA provides a long-term observational record of the Antarctic ozone hole's size and recovery status.
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Hurricane Lowell passing just west of Hawaii, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, punishing waves
Hurricane Lowell is impacting Hawaii with heavy rain and winds, consistent with trends of intensifying tropical storms.
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Hurricane Lowell takes aim at Hawaii: schools shut, evacuations urged as dangerous winds, flooding and 16Reprint
Hurricane Lowell impacts Hawaii with dangerous winds and flooding, leading to school closures and evacuations.
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Can artificial snow save a melting glacier? Scientists tested cloud seeding on China’s Muz Taw Glacier and
Scientists are testing cloud seeding technology on China's Muz Taw Glacier to determine if artificial snow can mitigate glacial melting.
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South Korea's power demand set to soar on AI boom as nation weighs expanding nuclear energy
South Korea considers expanding nuclear energy to meet rising power demand driven by the AI sector.
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Helion quietly shifts goalpost on fusion energy
Fusion energy company Helion has adjusted its timeline and goals for achieving commercial fusion power.
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Climate Reparations
This piece examines the debate surrounding climate reparations and the responsibility of wealthy nations to vulnerable countries.
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Trapped Under a "Heat Dome" from the Mediterranean to the UK... Europe Sets Heat Wave Records One After AnotherReprint
Europe is experiencing record-breaking heat waves as a heat dome persists from the Mediterranean to the UK.
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El Niño Climate Impact Outlook - Mozambique (August 2026)Study
A report outlines the projected climate impacts of El Niño on Mozambique for August 2026.
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El Niño Puts Mexico’s Agricultural Production at Risk
El Niño-related weather patterns threaten agricultural productivity and food security in Mexico.
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UK CBAM EXPLAINED | India’s Carbon Market Wins Recognition. Will Exporters Escape Britain’s Carbon Tax?
An analysis explains the implications of the UK's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism for Indian exporters.
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‘We need to stop using the sky as an open sewer’: Former US Vice-President Al Gore on unprecedented climate danger
Former US Vice-President Al Gore calls for an urgent end to fossil fuel emissions in an interview regarding climate risks.
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MENA Adds 16 GW of Renewable Energy Capacity in 2025Study
The Middle East and North Africa region added 16 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity throughout 2025.
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AGN chair calls for stronger climate adaptation in Africa
The African Group of Negotiators chair is calling for increased investment and focus on climate adaptation across Africa.
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Why it’s so hard to predict a tragedy like Nepal’s glacier collapse
Scientists face significant challenges in predicting glacier collapses in Nepal due to complex terrain and limited monitoring data.
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Chinese Ship Takes Arctic Shortcut: Smart Business? Or a Political Flex?
Melting Arctic sea ice is enabling China to establish regular shipping routes through the region, raising geopolitical and economic questions.
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Praying for rain as fires, haze plague Indonesian BorneoReprint
Wildfires in Indonesian Borneo are causing severe air quality issues for local communities and neighboring countries.
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Genetically engineered crop adoption support yields and cultivation under climate changeStudy
A study finds that genetically engineered crops in the U.S. have helped maintain yields and reduce yield volatility over the past 40 years.
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‘Limit overshoot, peak, decline’: A new global goal for climate change?
International discussions are exploring a new global climate goal focused on limiting, peaking, and declining emissions.
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Study: Nevada snow drought worsened by climate changeStudy
A new study concludes that climate change is exacerbating snow drought conditions in Nevada.
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Community-based archaeology reinforces Indigenous cultural resilience to climate change in AlaskaStudy
Archaeological research shows how Indigenous communities in Alaska are using traditional knowledge to build climate resilience.
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Here’s how climate change makes inflation worse
This report explains the mechanisms through which climate change contributes to rising inflation.
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Italy faced hottest summer since 1950Reprint
Italy recorded its highest summer temperatures since 1950, according to recent climate data.
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Global Warming Causes Spike In Emergency Room VisitsReprint
Rising global temperatures are contributing to an increase in emergency room visits related to heat and climate-sensitive health issues.
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Climate Change Linked to Deadly Mudslide and Accelerating Glacier Shrinkage on Qinghai-Tibet PlateauReprint
Climate change is identified as a driver for increased glacier melting and a deadly mudslide on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.
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How extreme heat is rewriting the job of state government
Extreme heat is forcing state governments to adapt their operations and public services to changing climate conditions.
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Satellite imagery shows reservoir drought worsening across North KoreaStudy
Satellite imagery indicates that drought conditions and reservoir water levels are worsening across North Korea.
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Oregon workplace safety complaints rise amid record-breaking wildfire season
Oregon workplace safety complaints have increased during a record-breaking wildfire season.
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New Panama Canal Chief Must Navigate Drought and Geopolitics
The new Panama Canal administrator faces operational challenges due to ongoing drought conditions affecting water levels.
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Panama Canal warns of deeper transit cuts as El Niño drought threat intensifies
The Panama Canal Authority plans further transit cuts as El Niño-driven drought continues to limit water availability.
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Himalayan floods, climate crisis and the need for disaster diplomacy
This commentary argues for the necessity of disaster diplomacy in response to climate-driven flooding in the Himalayas.
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The Himalayas Didn’t Cause the Climate Crisis. Why Are Nepalis Paying the Price?
This opinion piece discusses the disproportionate impact of climate-driven disasters on Nepal despite its low historical emissions.
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Nepal’s floods will test whether loss and damage funds can actually work
This analysis evaluates whether international loss and damage funds can effectively address the aftermath of Nepal's recent floods.
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First national map reveals where Ireland’s coast is most exposed to erosion and floodingStudy
A new national map identifies specific areas of the Irish coastline most vulnerable to erosion and flooding.
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Climate Change Is Reshaping Disaster Risk Across the Himalayas
Climate change is significantly altering the landscape of disaster risk across the Himalayan region.
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Britain unprepared for extreme weather, warns reportStudy
A new report warns that the United Kingdom remains inadequately prepared for the impacts of extreme weather events.
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ADB pledges $5 million for Nepal, bank chief urges climate resilience
The Asian Development Bank has pledged $5 million to Nepal while emphasizing the urgent need for climate resilience investments.
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Four Indian cities among world's 20 least resilient to climate extremes: ReportStudy
A new report identifies four Indian cities among the world's twenty least resilient urban areas to climate extremes.
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Cloudbursts: Sudden deluges in a changing climate
An analysis explores the increasing frequency of cloudbursts and sudden deluges in the context of a changing climate.
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Pakistan’s cities among world’s least resilient to climate disasters: reportReprint
A report highlights that several Pakistani cities are among the least resilient globally to climate-related disasters.
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Atlantic hurricane-free streak could make history: The quietest start in 60 yearsStudy
The Atlantic hurricane season is experiencing its quietest start in 60 years, potentially setting a historical record.
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World’s largest cities from most to least resilient to climate riskReprint
A report ranks the world's largest cities based on their resilience to climate-related risks.
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Sausalito poster child on how to handle sea level rise
Sausalito residents are implementing local strategies to address and adapt to rising sea levels.
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Sausalito poster child on how to handle sea level rise
Sausalito residents are implementing local strategies to address and adapt to rising sea levels.
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Mumbai braces for rising seas as BMC orders fresh coastal risk assessment
Mumbai authorities have commissioned a new coastal risk assessment to prepare for rising sea levels.
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Galway, Dublin coasts highly exposed, new map shows
New mapping data highlights the high exposure of the Galway and Dublin coastlines to rising sea levels.
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Why is disaster risk increasing in the Himalayas? [Explainer]
An explainer details the factors contributing to the increasing risk of natural disasters in the Himalayan region.
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River flowing out of the bottom of a melting Svalbard glacier (IMAGE)Study
Researchers document meltwater runoff from a Svalbard glacier, highlighting ongoing glacial retreat.
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Lessons For India In Nepal Flood Disaster: Monitor, Forecast, Communicate
An editorial argues that India must improve monitoring and communication systems to mitigate risks from glacial lake outburst floods.
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Kyrgyzstan proposed to establish a global mountain climate center in Bishkek.
Kyrgyzstan has proposed the establishment of a global mountain climate center in Bishkek to address climate impacts.
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El Niño could bring waves of starving sea lion pups to California beaches. It's happened before
El Niño conditions may lead to an increase in starving sea lion pups washing up on California beaches.
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How Super El Niño could reshape global coffee production and prices
The current super El Niño is expected to disrupt global coffee production and influence market prices.
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“Supersized” El Ninõ puts Southeast Asia’s renewables transition to the test
El Niño conditions are complicating the transition to renewable energy sources across Southeast Asia.
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Sasol’s carbon colossus is a killer, says report
A report characterizes the carbon emissions from Sasol's industrial operations as a significant public health threat.
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NT greenhouse emissions have doubled over 20 years
Greenhouse gas emissions in the Northern Territory have doubled over the past two decades.
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Methane: Reiche met with US corporations + COP31 negotiating positions + Wetlands to combat drought
Recent briefings cover methane policy discussions, COP31 negotiations, and the use of wetlands for drought mitigation.
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It has been discovered that marine life has mitigated the effects of a methane gas leak on the seabed caused by humans.Study
Researchers discovered that marine organisms have helped mitigate the environmental impact of a human-caused methane leak on the seabed.
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New UN report: why clean air is good for the budgetStudy
A new UN report highlights the economic benefits of improving air quality through emissions reduction policies.
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An IMEDEA study measures methane and nitrous oxide emissions in the Balearic sea for the first timeStudy
A study by IMEDEA provides the first measurements of methane and nitrous oxide emissions in the Balearic Sea.
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Investors warned of legal, financial risks in Canada’s fossil fuel expansion drive
Investors are being warned of the financial and legal risks associated with expanding fossil fuel infrastructure in Canada.
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Al Gore calls out fossil fuel companies for spreading falsehoods of climate crisis
Al Gore accuses fossil fuel companies of actively spreading misinformation regarding the severity of the climate crisis.
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Energy Department proposes new plan to encourage renewable projects cut out of net energy billing
Maine's Energy Department proposed a plan to support renewable energy projects excluded from net energy billing.
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The global energy race: A multi-trillion-dollar opportunityStudy
Barclays Investment Bank analyzes the multi-trillion-dollar economic potential of the global transition to clean energy.
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Thailand Maps Plan to Source 89% of Power From Clean Energy
Thailand has released a plan to source 89 percent of its electricity from clean energy.
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Large solar project on Navajo Nations leaves residents skeptical
Residents of the Navajo Nation express skepticism regarding the development of a large-scale solar project on their land.
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EXCLUSIVE: Commission to defend 'dedicated' EU renewables target in post-2030 review
The European Commission plans to defend maintaining specific renewable energy targets in its upcoming post-2030 policy review.
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EU deploys 33.8 GW of solar in H1Study
The European Union deployed 33.8 gigawatts of new solar energy capacity during the first half of the year.
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How California is winning the EV war against Trump’s rollbacks
California is leveraging state-level policies to maintain electric vehicle adoption despite federal regulatory rollbacks.
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Plug-In Hybrids May Be Much Dirtier Than Advertised
New findings suggest that plug-in hybrid vehicles may produce significantly higher real-world emissions than official manufacturer claims.
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Sacramento RT to buy new natural gas buses, delaying zero-emission transition
Sacramento Regional Transit is purchasing new natural gas buses, delaying its planned transition to a zero-emission fleet.
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MP’s ZEV mandate revocation bid comes amid industry concern, IMI says
Industry groups are expressing concern over a UK Member of Parliament's proposal to revoke the zero-emission vehicle mandate.
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Battery storage cannot be the backbone of the next-generation electric grid if asset owners keep leaving money on the table
An analysis argues that battery storage owners must optimize market participation to ensure grid reliability.
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Cyberattack on BESS fleets ‘probable’ by 2031, modeling warnsStudy
New modeling warns that cyberattacks on battery energy storage system fleets are likely by 2031.
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Solar mini-grids and batteries could expand electricity access in West Africa, IRENA saysStudy
IRENA reports that solar mini-grids and battery storage are essential for expanding electricity access in West Africa.
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Türkiye Accelerates Energy Transition as Renewables, Grid Investment and Climate Policy Take Centre Stage
Türkiye is accelerating its energy transition through increased investment in renewables, grid infrastructure, and climate policy.
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India's energy storage requirement to reach 411 GWh by FY32, over Rs 4 lakh crore investment opportunity: ReportStudy
A new report projects India will require 411 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2032, representing a significant investment opportunity.
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India May Mandate Storage For Solar, Wind Projects From 2027Reprint
India is considering a policy to mandate energy storage for renewable energy projects starting in 2027.
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Warm oceans raise cyclone and marine risks
Rising ocean temperatures are increasing the risks of severe cyclones and other marine hazards.
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Unprecedented heat recorded before Nepal glacier collapseReprint
Unprecedented heat levels were recorded in the region prior to the recent glacier collapse in Nepal.
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Parched summer in the Rockies sends hungry bears into urban areas and confrontations with people
Drought conditions in the Rockies are forcing hungry bears into urban areas, leading to increased human-wildlife conflicts.
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Nepal endured months of political upheaval. Devastating floods are now testing its new governmentReprint
Nepal's new government faces a significant challenge managing the aftermath of devastating floods.
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Germany risks potential winter gas shortage due low storage levels, lobby group says
A lobby group warns that Germany faces a potential winter gas shortage due to low storage levels.
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EDF Sells Green Hybrid Bonds to Prolong Nuclear Power PlantsStudy
EDF is issuing green hybrid bonds to fund the life extension of its nuclear power plants.
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The Next Big Thing in Solar Technology Is Back
New developments in solar technology are emerging as the industry seeks to improve efficiency and deployment.
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U.S. to Loan $1.9 Billion to Restart a Shuttered Nuclear Plant in Iowa
The U.S. government is providing a $1.9 billion loan to restart a shuttered nuclear power plant in Iowa.
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Too hot to learn: how climate change hurts children’s chances from birth
This article examines how rising temperatures negatively impact children's educational outcomes from birth.
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‘Limit overshoot, peak, decline’: A new global goal for climate change?
Experts discuss whether a new global climate goal focusing on overshoot, peaking, and decline is necessary.
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Climate Change Is Making Arctic Earthquakes Way More Dangerous
Climate change is increasing the risks associated with seismic activity in the Arctic region.
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YALE CLIMATE CONNECTIONS: The next water crisis is beneath our feet
Groundwater depletion is emerging as a critical water crisis exacerbated by changing climate conditions.
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What Actually Caused the Nepal Disaster
This opinion piece offers an alternative perspective on the causes of the recent disaster in Nepal.
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Is the New HIGH Climate Scenario Plausible?
An AEI analysis questions the plausibility of high-end climate warming scenarios used in climate modeling.
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Expert: Glaciers increasingly unstable due to global warming
Experts report that global warming is causing increased instability in glaciers worldwide.
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How Extreme Heat And Storms Are Reshaping The School Year
Increasingly frequent extreme heat and storms are forcing schools to adapt their academic calendars.
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Big read: How are investors dealing with extreme heat’s impacts on workers?
Investors are increasingly evaluating how extreme heat impacts worker safety and productivity.
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Drought causes Panama Canal traffic jamReprint
Persistent drought conditions are causing significant traffic congestion for ships navigating the Panama Canal.
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Wisconsin’s drought has pushed Dairyland’s 20 MW hydropower plant offline as shrinking river flows leave too little water to keep it running
A Wisconsin hydropower plant has been forced offline due to low river flows caused by drought.
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Himalayan floods, climate crisis and the need for disaster diplomacy
An analysis discusses the need for disaster diplomacy in response to climate-driven Himalayan flooding.
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Nepal catastrophic flood heralds new age of climate disasters
Recent catastrophic flooding in Nepal is cited as evidence of a new era of climate-related disasters.
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Chinese experts link deadly Tibet-Nepal flood to climate changeReprint
Chinese experts have linked a recent deadly flood on the Tibet-Nepal border to climate change impacts.
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Record-breaking temperatures possible due to El Niño, PAGASA saysStudy
PAGASA warns that the current El Niño event could lead to record-breaking temperatures in the region.
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What 1.5°C Overshoot Means for Small Islands
This opinion piece discusses the severe implications for small island nations if global temperatures exceed the 1.5°C threshold.
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Mayo, Dublin, Galway Very Exposed In First National Map of Climate HazardStudy
A new national map of climate hazards highlights the high exposure of Mayo, Dublin, and Galway to climate-related risks.
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Glacier collapse disaster on China-Nepal border highlights growing climate risks: expertReprint
Experts warn that the recent glacier collapse on the China-Nepal border underscores the growing risks posed by climate change.
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EU Imports Drive 35% of Carbon Footprint Abroad, New Tracker Shows - News and StatisticsReprint
Research indicates that imports are responsible for over a third of the EU's total carbon emissions.
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COP31: What are the negotiation priorities of the Pacific Islands and LDCs?
This briefing outlines the primary negotiation goals for Pacific Island nations and Least Developed Countries ahead of the COP31 climate summit.
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New Analysis Projects Significant Renewable Energy SlowdownStudy
New analysis projects a significant slowdown in the growth of renewable energy deployment.
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Equinor Brings its Largest Energy Storage Project Online in the US
Equinor has commissioned its largest energy storage project in the United States.
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Batteries help cut solar curtailment in half, as PV output hits monthly record
Increased battery storage capacity has helped reduce solar energy curtailment by half in Australia as solar output reaches record levels.
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Clean Power Capacity Jumps 45%
Clean power capacity additions in the United States increased by 45 percent in the second quarter.
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Genetically engineered crops may be doing more than boosting harvests: new 40-year study finds they couldStudy
A 40-year study suggests that genetically engineered crops may have broader environmental impacts beyond increasing agricultural yields.
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In 1998, scientists recorded world's first mass bleaching event, years later study finds global coral coveStudy
A study revisits the 1998 mass coral bleaching event to analyze long-term trends in global reef health.
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UMass Boston chancellor to step down and join the school’s faculty to focus on issues related to climate change, AI
UMass Boston chancellor Marcelo Suárez-Orozco will step down to focus his academic work on climate change and artificial intelligence.
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Can artificial snow save a melting glacier? Scientists tested cloud seeding on China’s Muz Taw Glacier andStudy
Researchers in China are testing cloud seeding technology to determine if artificial snow can help preserve melting glaciers.
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Oracle Announces up to $1 Million for Research into Carbon Capture and Sequestration in New Mexico
Oracle is providing up to 1 million dollars in funding for carbon capture and sequestration research in New Mexico.
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Our ‘Best Remaining’ Climate Strategy – Expert Reaction
Experts provide reactions and commentary regarding New Zealand's current climate strategy.
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Commentary: Passing 1.5°C of global warming is cause for alarm, but not despair
A commentary piece discusses the implications of exceeding the 1.5°C warming threshold.
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NASA’s Role in Studying Earth’s Atmosphere
NASA outlines its ongoing scientific efforts to monitor and study the composition and dynamics of Earth's atmosphere.
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Plants' response to rising CO₂ could put the brakes on dryland expansionStudy
Research suggests that plant physiological responses to rising atmospheric CO2 levels may partially mitigate the expansion of global drylands.
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Do wind and solar farms tank home values? A 20-year study has an answer
A 20-year study from Indiana found no evidence that the installation of wind and solar farms negatively impacts nearby property values.
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Commentary: Passing 1.5°C of global warming is cause for alarm, but not despair
A commentary argues that exceeding the 1.5°C warming threshold requires immediate action rather than resignation.
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Canadian wildfire smoke descends on parts of US, including New York CityReprint
Smoke from Canadian wildfires has drifted into parts of the United States, including New York City.
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Climate Change Raises Risk of Disasters Like Nepal FloodsReprint
This opinion piece discusses the increased risk of climate-related disasters following the floods in Nepal.
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Candidates outline Taipei climate resilience plans after low international ranking
Taipei mayoral candidates are presenting new climate resilience plans following criticism of the city's international rankings.
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Antarctic Link Could Improve Sea-Level Risk ModelsStudy
New research into Antarctic ice dynamics aims to improve the accuracy of global sea-level rise risk models.
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El Nino Driven Kelvin Wave Raises California Sea Levels by One FootReprint
El Niño-driven Kelvin waves are contributing to a one-foot rise in sea levels along the California coast.
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Study shows west Mayo coastal communities most exposed to climate-related hazardsStudy
A study identifies coastal communities in west Mayo as being highly vulnerable to climate-driven hazards.
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Soil, salinity and survival
Rising sea levels and saltwater intrusion are threatening soil quality and livelihoods in coastal regions.
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Largest Iceberg A23a Vanishes CompletelyReprint
The massive iceberg A23a has completely melted away after drifting into warmer waters.
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Super El Niño Spawns 1,000-Mile "Planetary Wave" Heading for California, Raising Sea Levels One-FootClickbait
A strong El Niño event is projected to cause significant sea-level rise along the California coast.
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“We’ve never seen an El Niño this strong”: What it means for Massachusetts weatherClickbait
Massachusetts residents are warned about the potential for unusual weather patterns driven by a strong El Niño.
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Oracle offers $1 million for carbon emission research on Project Jupiter in New Mexico
Oracle is funding $1 million in research to study carbon emissions related to its Project Jupiter data center in New Mexico.
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Straw houses could help UK meet housing targets while cutting emissions
Using straw as a building material could help the UK meet housing construction goals while lowering carbon emissions.
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Formula 1 Removes Nearly 80,000 Tons of Emissions Since Sustainability Launch
Formula 1 reports it has removed nearly 80,000 tons of emissions since launching its sustainability initiative.
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Opinion | We've Overshot—What Now?Clickbait
An opinion piece discusses the implications of exceeding global climate targets and what steps should follow.
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ENERPARC AG Files For Insolvency, Operations Of 5.5 GW Solar Portfolio Continue
ENERPARC AG has filed for insolvency, though operations for its 5.5 gigawatt solar portfolio are expected to continue.
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EV Tax Breaks Could Cost Govt Rs. 150 Billion A Year
A report estimates that proposed tax breaks for electric vehicles in Pakistan could result in significant annual government revenue losses.
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Why Sodium-Ion Batteries Are Gaining Ground in Grid-Scale Storage Despite Lower Energy Density
Sodium-ion batteries are increasingly adopted for grid-scale storage due to cost and supply chain advantages despite lower energy density.
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West Virginia solar project to pair lithium BESS with zinc long-duration energy storage
A West Virginia solar project will integrate lithium-ion batteries with zinc-based long-duration energy storage technology.
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Staying in Place: Building Cultural Security in a Changing Climate
A report examines strategies for maintaining cultural security and community stability in regions impacted by climate change.
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"We're rebuilding": Four nights to shape future of Florida's reef
Conservationists are working to restore Florida's coral reefs through intensive underwater nursery and planting efforts.
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Global And Local Action Needed To Protect Pacific Coral Reefs – Expert Reaction
Experts emphasize the need for both global and local actions to protect Pacific coral reefs from climate degradation.
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ENSO: Recent Evolution, Current Status and PredictionsStudy
NOAA provides a status update and forecast for the El Niño-Southern Oscillation climate pattern.
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Parched summer in the Rockies sends hungry bears into urban areas
A parched summer in the Rockies has forced hungry bears into urban areas in search of food.
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Bill Gates Is Still Wrong About Climate Change
An opinion piece critiques Bill Gates' perspectives and strategies regarding climate change solutions.
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Hurricane Lowell’s forecast path shifts closer to Hawaii, increasing danger; warning issued for Kauai, NiihauReprint
Hurricane Lowell's path shifts toward Hawaii, prompting increased danger warnings for Kauai and Niihau.
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Yes, passing 1.5 C of global warming is cause for alarm, but not despair
An editorial argues that exceeding 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming warrants concern but not despair.
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Oracle Issues RFP for 2 GW of Renewable Energy in New MexicoReprint
Oracle has issued a request for proposals to procure 2 gigawatts of renewable energy in New Mexico.
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EU faces complaint over plan to simplify more environmental laws
The EU faces a formal complaint regarding plans to simplify environmental regulations.
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Argentina initiates sanction proceedings against 60 people and companies over Falklands oil exploration
Argentina is sanctioning companies and individuals involved in unauthorized oil exploration activities near the Falkland Islands.
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Drivers in for more pain as oil rockets back toward $100 per barrel
Rising oil prices approaching $100 per barrel are expected to increase fuel costs for drivers.
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Bay Area residents can tap millions in home electrification help
Bay Area residents can now access new funding programs to assist with home electrification upgrades.
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The climate we don't see: how politics and faith distort our perception of the environmental crisis
This analysis explores how political and religious frameworks influence public perception of the environmental crisis.
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Nepal disaster a climate warning for COP31
An opinion piece argues that recent disaster events in Nepal serve as a critical warning for upcoming international climate negotiations.
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Researchers from Peru, Chile, and Argentina propose measures to mitigate avalanches following glacier collapse in NepalStudy
Researchers propose mitigation measures for avalanche risks following glacier collapses in Nepal.
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Human Urine and Fuel Use at Everest Base Camp Could Melt 2,492 Tonnes of Ice, Study FindsStudy
A study estimates that human waste and fuel use at Everest base camps could melt nearly 2,500 tonnes of ice annually.
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El Niño Update Signals ‘Unprecedented’ Weather—Map of Most Impacted StatesClickbait
An El Niño update highlights potential weather impacts across various U.S. states.
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El Niño could bring typical, risky fall fire season to North Dakota
Meteorologists warn that El Niño could increase the risk of fall wildfires in North Dakota.
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Factcheck: Are native forest carbon offsets 'a really fantastic proposal'? (No)
This piece argues against the efficacy of native forest carbon offsets as a climate solution.
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ADB signs first Transaction Advisory Pact in India to mobilise $1 billion for green energy projectsReprint
The Asian Development Bank has signed an agreement to help mobilize $1 billion for green energy projects in India.
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What Lithium EV Battery Shortage? New Recycler Picks Up Where Ascend Elements Left Off
A new company has taken over a Georgia battery recycling facility following the bankruptcy of the previous operator, maintaining domestic lithium supply chains.
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Hotter weather leaves honey bees less time to make honey | Exclusive
Rising temperatures are reducing the time honey bees have to forage and produce honey.
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Caritas Nepal head: Climate change's toll on Nepal's people is a 'profound injustice'
The head of Caritas Nepal highlights the severe and unjust impacts of climate change on the people of Nepal.
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El Niño could be supercharged this year. Here’s what that means for the Blue Ridge
Meteorologists warn that a strong El Niño event could significantly impact weather patterns in the Blue Ridge region.
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France heat wave persists as temperatures approach 40C in southReprint
Southern France continues to experience an intense heat wave with temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius.
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Nepal flood is reminder of urgent need to switch to clean energy
An opinion piece uses recent flooding in Nepal to argue for an urgent global transition to clean energy.
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“A New Age Of Disaster” From Global WarmingReprint
Recent reports highlight an increasing frequency and severity of disasters linked to global warming.
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UVic Researchers Shape Canada’s Most Comprehensive Climate Assessment
University of Victoria researchers have contributed to a comprehensive new assessment of Canada's climate situation.
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Sri Lanka bars tourists from heart of drought-hit park as El Nino loomsReprint
Sri Lanka has restricted tourist access to a drought-stricken national park as El Niño conditions worsen.
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FORT Science in Action 2026, Part 5: Helping communities adapt to wildfireStudy
The USGS outlines strategies and research to help communities adapt to wildfire risks.
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Satellites and AI Team Up for Faster Wildfire DetectionStudy
New satellite and AI technologies are being deployed to improve the speed of wildfire detection.
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Sri Lanka bars tourists from heart of drought-hit park as El Nino looms
Sri Lanka has restricted tourist access to a national park due to drought conditions exacerbated by El Niño.
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From early warning to early action: Governing water for drought-resilient landscapesStudy
A CGIAR report outlines strategies for governing water resources to improve drought resilience in agricultural landscapes.
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El Nino: Three countries, three risks
An analysis examines the specific climate-related risks posed by El Niño to three different countries.
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’I’m in survival mode’: Farmers turn to new crops for earnings in the face of repeated droughts
Farmers are increasingly adopting new crop varieties to maintain earnings amidst recurring drought conditions.
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The Great Garuda: Jakarta's Unfinished Vision for a Climate-Proof Coast
An architectural overview examines the status of Jakarta's proposed coastal defense project designed to mitigate climate-related sea-level rise.
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Ahmedabad ranked the world’s least climate-resilient cityStudy
A new report ranks Ahmedabad as the city with the lowest level of climate resilience globally.
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Amhedabad, Kolkata among world's least climate-resilient cities: ReportReprint
A report identifies Ahmedabad and Kolkata as two of the world's least climate-resilient urban centers.
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Hyderabad ranked the world’s second-least climate-resilient city
Hyderabad has been ranked as the second-least climate-resilient city in a recent global assessment.
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Natural Debt and Climate Justice: Why Nepal Needs Climate Compensation
This piece argues that Nepal requires international climate compensation to address its vulnerability to climate-driven natural disasters.
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Daily weather tracker: Flood crisis deepens in Bihar as rain alerts remain in force across India
Heavy rainfall continues to cause severe flooding in Bihar as India remains under ongoing weather alerts.
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Post-Flood Livelihood Restoration and Climate-Resilient Agriculture Strengthened in NICRA Village of OdishaStudy
The Indian Council of Agricultural Research reports on successful post-flood restoration and climate-resilient farming initiatives in Odisha.
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Planning for Sea Level Rise Splits Humboldt Commission
A Humboldt County commission is divided over how to integrate sea level rise projections into local planning.
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Mumbai could be swallowed by the sea: BMC begins fresh coastal risk assessmentClickbait
Mumbai is conducting a fresh coastal risk assessment to address the threat of rising sea levels.
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Revealed: Researchers pinpoint county facing greatest risk of coastal erosion as sea levels rise
Researchers have identified the Irish county most vulnerable to coastal erosion as sea levels continue to rise.
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Blanket for ice cover? Scientists wraps Swiss glacier with sheep’s wool to protect it from melting; early
Scientists are testing the use of protective wool blankets to slow the melting of a Swiss glacier.
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Strong El Niño and the snow map: Which states might see more snow this winter
Meteorologists analyze how the current strong El Niño event might influence snowfall patterns across the United States.
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Ledger-Based Carbon Accounting for the Natural Gas Supply ChainStudy
A new report proposes ledger-based carbon accounting methods for the natural gas supply chain.
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CBAK Energy Reports 9.6% Reduction in Greenhouse Gas Emissions at Dalian Facility in 2025Study
CBAK Energy reported a 9.6% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions at its Dalian facility for 2025.
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EcoVadis, CO2 AI Partner to Help Companies Measure, Reduce Supply Chain Emissions
EcoVadis and CO2 AI have partnered to provide tools for companies to measure and reduce supply chain emissions.
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Onboard carbon capture offers a practical CO2 emissions reduction pathway for shipping's global fleet — SMI DIGITAL
Onboard carbon capture technology is being presented as a viable method for reducing CO2 emissions in the global shipping industry.
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Straw houses could help UK meet housing targets while cutting emissionsStudy
University of Bath researchers suggest that straw-based housing construction could help the UK meet housing needs while lowering emissions.
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UK recognises India’s carbon credit scheme under CBAM
The UK has officially recognized India's carbon credit scheme in the context of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.
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UK recognises India’s carbon trading scheme under CBAM, to cut exporters’ tax burden
The UK's recognition of India's carbon trading scheme is expected to reduce tax burdens for Indian exporters under CBAM.
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Azerbaijan to develop roadmap for reducing methane emissions in agriculture - CCACReprint
Azerbaijan is developing a national roadmap to reduce methane emissions within its agricultural sector.
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S-E Asia should look beyond geopolitics, focus on people when facing climate crisis: Al Gore
Al Gore urges Southeast Asian nations to prioritize human impact over geopolitics when addressing the climate crisis.
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We Can’t Undo Climate Overshoot. We Can Still Limit It
An analysis argues that while climate overshoot is irreversible, aggressive mitigation can still limit future damage.
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‘We need to stop using the sky as an open sewer’: Former US Vice-President Al Gore on unprecedented climate danger
Al Gore discusses the urgent dangers of climate change and the necessity of ending greenhouse gas emissions.
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Pacific youth adopt climate demands ahead of COP31
Pacific youth leaders have finalized a set of climate demands to present ahead of the COP31 summit.
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NLR Campus To Host US Department of Energy Geothermal Center of Excellence
The U.S. Department of Energy is establishing a Geothermal Center of Excellence at the NLR campus.
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Qualitas Acquires 5.8 GW European Clean Energy Platform from Macquarie
Qualitas has acquired a 5.8 GW European clean energy platform from Macquarie.
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Pan-European battery storage and renewable energy platform Aukera closes €460 million credit facility
Aukera has secured a 460 million euro credit facility to expand its European battery storage and renewable energy projects.
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Spain plans new aid programme for clean tech manufacturing
The Spanish government is planning a new aid program to support domestic clean technology manufacturing.
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Anza Power Signs Amazon’s First Standalone Battery Storage Tolling Agreement in Asia Pacific
Anza Power has signed a battery storage tolling agreement with Amazon to support renewable energy operations in the Asia Pacific region.
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Odyssey Energy solutions raises $74 million to scale distributed renewable energy finance across Africa
Odyssey Energy Solutions has raised $74 million to expand financing for distributed renewable energy projects across Africa.
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Germany H1 2026 Electricity: Renewables at 59.1%, Wind Leads - News and StatisticsStudy
Data shows that renewable energy accounted for 59.1% of Germany's electricity generation in the first half of 2026.
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Europe’s Solar Power Delivers Record Energy Amid 2026 Energy Crisis
Solar power generation in Europe reached record levels during the 2026 energy crisis.
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SolarPower Europe Lifts 2026 EU Solar Forecast After H1 GrowthStudy
SolarPower Europe has increased its 2026 solar growth forecast for the EU following strong performance in the first half of the year.
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European markets set daily solar records for September
Multiple European markets recorded their highest-ever daily solar energy production levels during September.
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Batteries help cut solar curtailment in half, as PV output hits monthly record
Battery storage installations have successfully reduced solar energy curtailment while photovoltaic output reaches new monthly records.
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Southeast Asia Drives Chinese Clean Technology Exports as ASEAN Purchases Surpass $20 BillionReprint
Southeast Asian nations have imported over $20 billion in Chinese clean technology, driving regional energy transitions.
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Tories launch bid to revoke ZEV mandate as Labour and EV industry hit back
The Conservative Party has initiated a bid to revoke the zero-emission vehicle mandate, drawing opposition from industry and political rivals.
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Major Government Initiatives for Clean Transport in India
An overview of current Indian government initiatives aimed at promoting clean transportation.
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ACWA Power starts commercial operations at 340MW off-grid solar-plus-storage project
ACWA Power has commenced operations at a 340MW off-grid solar and battery storage project.
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Europe’s Battery Storage Boom Accelerates as 2026 Installations Set to Jump 78% YoY
European battery storage installations are projected to increase by 78% year-over-year in 2026.
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Beyond climate change denial? Engaging Reform UK on nature and adaptation
Researchers discuss strategies for engaging political groups skeptical of climate change on issues of nature conservation and adaptation.
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Analysing the EU policy mix for the built environment from a sufficiency perspectiveStudy
A policy analysis examines the EU's regulatory framework for the built environment through the lens of energy sufficiency.
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LDCs unite in Dili, set ambitious climate agenda ahead of COP31
Least Developed Countries met in Dili to coordinate their climate policy agendas ahead of the COP31 summit.
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From pastures to plate, climate change may be changing the flavor of France’s famous cheeses
Climate change is altering the pastures and milk quality used in traditional French cheese production.
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Climate change drives new challenges for Caspian Sea, Deputy Minister says
Azerbaijan's Deputy Minister of Ecology stated that climate change is creating new environmental challenges for the Caspian Sea.
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Hurricane Lowell expected to pass near one Hawaiian island and cause major rains statewide
Hurricane Lowell is forecast to bring heavy rainfall across Hawaii as it passes near the islands.
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Burnham Has an Easy Way to Win on Cheap Electricity
This opinion piece argues for specific strategies to achieve affordable electricity through clean energy transitions.
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Current events: Scientists keep close eye on Atlantic Ocean changesClickbait
Scientists are monitoring changes in the Atlantic Ocean that could significantly impact future climate patterns in Europe and North America.
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The Legal Planet Guide to Suncor Energy v. County Commissioners of Boulder County
This guide provides an overview of the ongoing legal case regarding climate accountability between Suncor Energy and Boulder County.
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SCRIPPS: What is El Niño and what makes this a very strong El Niño?
An explainer details the mechanics of El Niño and the factors contributing to its intensity.
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Expert: Glaciers increasingly unstable due to global warmingReprint
Global warming is identified as the primary driver of increasing instability in glaciers.
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August's drought and extreme heat exacerbated each other in North Texas
Drought and extreme heat conditions in North Texas intensified each other throughout the month of August.
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New Panama Canal Chief Must Navigate Drought and Geopolitics
The new Panama Canal administrator faces challenges managing water shortages and geopolitical pressures.
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From early warning to early action: Governing water for drought-resilient landscapesStudy
A new report outlines strategies for governing water resources to improve drought resilience.
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Maine’s Drought Deepens as Wells Run Dry and Groundwater Hits Record Lows
Maine is experiencing deepening drought conditions, leading to dry wells and record-low groundwater levels.
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Bigger NOAH funding to boost disaster, climate change response
The Philippines is increasing funding for the NOAH project to improve disaster management and climate change response capabilities.
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In 2018, scientists seeded clouds over China's Muz Taw Glacier to make snow; the brighter surface was fol
Scientists in 2018 attempted to mitigate glacier melt by seeding clouds to increase snow cover on China's Muz Taw Glacier.
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Lessons For India In Nepal Flood Disaster: Monitor, Forecast, Communicate
This commentary argues that India must improve its monitoring and forecasting systems in response to the Nepal flood disaster.
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El Niño is strengthening. Here's what it could mean for winter in the Midwest
A strengthening El Niño event is expected to influence winter weather patterns across the U.S. Midwest.
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Ledger-Based Carbon Accounting for the Natural Gas Supply ChainStudy
A policy paper proposes ledger-based accounting methods to track methane and carbon emissions in the natural gas supply chain.
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Straw houses could help UK meet housing targets while cutting emissions
Researchers suggest that building houses with straw could help the UK meet housing targets while reducing construction-related emissions.
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Climate and the task for leaders at UNGA81
This commentary outlines the climate-related expectations and policy tasks for world leaders attending the 81st UN General Assembly.
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Governor Mills of Maine Announces $4.7M in Grants to Improve Energy Efficiency
Maine Governor Janet Mills announced $4.7 million in grants to support energy efficiency improvements across the state.
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Google Backs West Virginia Solar-Plus-Storage Project
Google is providing financial backing for a new solar-plus-storage project located in West Virginia.
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Innovative Process Boosts Clean Hydrogen Production
Researchers have developed an innovative process designed to increase the efficiency of clean hydrogen production.
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Solar’s infrastructure obstacle
This report examines the significant infrastructure challenges currently hindering the rapid expansion of solar energy.
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Optimized semi-transparent PV greenhouse design increases energy output by 20.1%Study
Researchers developed an optimized semi-transparent photovoltaic greenhouse design that improves energy generation efficiency by 20.1 percent.
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ACWA Power starts commercial operations at 340MW off-grid solar-plus-storage project
ACWA Power has commissioned a 340-megawatt off-grid solar and battery storage project.
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Dominican Republic opens new phase for up to 600 MW/1.2 GWh of storage
The Dominican Republic has launched a new procurement phase for up to 600 MW of energy storage capacity.
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Europe’s future climate resilient farming policy
European policymakers are developing new strategies to ensure agricultural practices remain resilient against the impacts of climate change.
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Energy Transfer challenges PA clean water law
Energy Transfer is legally challenging Pennsylvania regulations regarding clean water protections.
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Dacia to bring popular EV Spring back home to Europe from ChinaReprint
Dacia is shifting production of its Spring electric vehicle model from China back to Europe.
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Sparse-data method estimates sea surface temperatures 40% more accurately than conventional approachStudy
A new computational method improves the accuracy of sea surface temperature estimations using sparse data sets.
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Kia launches three new GT EVs, including an electric hot hatch and two SUVs [Images]
Kia has expanded its electric vehicle lineup by introducing high-performance GT versions of the EV3, EV4, and EV5 models.
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Panasonic Automotive Systems Group secures SBTi validation for greenhouse gas emissions reduction targetsReprint
Panasonic Automotive Systems has received validation for its greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets from the SBTi.
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Expanding drought creates mounting challenges for Missouri cattle producers
Expanding drought conditions in Missouri are creating significant challenges for cattle producers.
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Climate change: Helping homeowners reduce risk should be a top industry priority
An industry perspective argues that insurance companies should prioritize helping homeowners mitigate climate-related property risks.
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What Hurricane Season Means For Hospitality’s Capex
The hospitality industry is evaluating capital expenditure requirements to address rising risks from hurricane seasons.
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Quarries are multiplying in New England as rising waters boost demand
Rising water levels in New England are driving increased demand for stone and materials from local quarries for coastal defense projects.
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What a Strong El Niño Means for Green CountryClickbait
Local meteorologists discuss the potential weather impacts of a strong El Niño on the Green Country region.
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Elbows Up for Climate campaign heats up with release of Climate Impacts Map
The Elbows Up for Climate campaign has released a new map detailing regional climate impacts.
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Declaration of a State of Climate Emergency 2026/2027 - Building a movement closer to winning
Climaximo outlines a declaration for a state of climate emergency to mobilize movement building through 2027.
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WattPower Introduces 506KTL Grid-Forming Inverter for Utility-Scale Solar Projects
WattPower has launched a new grid-forming inverter designed for utility-scale solar energy projects.
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AP sets sights on record feeder-level solarisation
The Indian state of Andhra Pradesh is planning a major initiative to increase feeder-level solarization.
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New Study Strengthens the Case for EVs, But India's Buyers May Need More than thatReprint
A new study highlights the benefits of electric vehicles while noting that India requires additional infrastructure and support to drive adoption.
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World EV Day 2026: Electric Trucks Drive India Toward a Cleaner and More Efficient Freight Future
Industry perspectives highlight the role of electric trucks in decarbonizing India's freight and logistics sector.
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Lords Mobility and Speedloop Auto Launch Pilot Electric Last-Mile Delivery Initiative for Flipkart in Pune
Lords Mobility and Speedloop Auto have launched a pilot program for electric last-mile delivery services in Pune, India.
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California Environmental Law & Policy Update 9.4.26
A legal update summarizes recent developments in California environmental law and climate-related policy.
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Around 2000, a Florida tropical-fish collector hung rescued coral fragments from underwater “trees”; theReprint
A long-running coral restoration project in the Florida Keys demonstrates the potential for community-led reef recovery.
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A teenager’s 4-H project helped spark a coral restoration revolution in the Florida Keys—how Ken NedimyerReprint
A youth project in the Florida Keys evolved into a major coral restoration program led by Ken Nedimyer.
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NOAA Seeks Diving Team to Survey 28 Deep-Reef Sites Around St. Thomas and St. John
NOAA is seeking a diving team to survey deep-reef sites in the U.S. Virgin Islands to assess ecosystem health.
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Carbonate budget methods comparison at Cheeca Rocks (Florida, USA) (NCEI Accession 0305035)Study
This dataset compares methods for measuring carbonate budgets in Florida coral reefs, relevant to ocean acidification research.
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Batteries in the Energy Market: Technologies for the Grid
This overview examines various battery technologies currently being integrated into energy markets.
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Extreme heat impacts Alabama farmers market attendance and operations
Extreme heat is negatively impacting attendance and operations at farmers markets in Alabama.
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Call for DFAT climate-risk travel warnings after disaster
Travel industry advocates are calling for the Australian government to issue climate-risk warnings for travelers following recent disasters.
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Al Gore calls for an end to atmospheric pollutionReprint
Al Gore has issued a call for global action to eliminate atmospheric pollution.
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Urine from Mt Everest climbers melts 154 tons of ice each season
Human waste left by climbers on Mount Everest is contributing to the melting of high-altitude ice.
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The effects of wind, solar projects on Indiana home valuesStudy
Research examines the impact of wind and solar energy installations on property values in Indiana.
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Vertical Aerospace’s eVTOL Can Fly. The Passenger Business Is Still Unproven
Vertical Aerospace successfully demonstrated transition flight for its electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, though commercial viability remains uncertain.
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Climate change pushes thirsty bears into Coloradans' cars — one honked a horn for hours from 3am onward
Climate-driven drought is forcing bears into residential areas in Colorado in search of water.
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Environmental Impact Assessment: A Procedural Avenue for Enforcing Substantive Climate ObligationsStudy
This analysis examines how environmental impact assessments can be used to enforce climate obligations.
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Europe’s climate-resilience moment has arrived
This commentary argues that Europe must prioritize climate resilience strategies.
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Perceived Naturalness Predicts Public Support for Unpopular Effective Climate SolutionsStudy
Research suggests that framing climate solutions as 'natural' increases public support for them.
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Toxic air from forest fires could be reduced by climate actionReprint
Climate mitigation strategies could help reduce the prevalence of toxic air pollution caused by forest fires.
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Coral protection needs simpler solutions and fewer 'buzz' words
An editorial argues that coral conservation efforts require more practical solutions and less reliance on vague terminology.
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El Niño heating upReprint
Current climate conditions indicate that an El Niño event is intensifying.
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Tate & Lyle strengthens climate ambition with updated science-based targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissionsReprint
Tate & Lyle has updated its greenhouse gas emission reduction targets to align with science-based climate standards.
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Price Of Wine Jumps Due To Global WarmingReprint
Climate change impacts on agriculture are contributing to rising wine prices globally.
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Hotter Summers Are Coming. Are We Prepared?Clickbait
This opinion piece questions regional preparedness for the increasing frequency of extreme summer heat.
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NASA images show impact of New Mexico's drought on Elephant ButteStudy
NASA satellite imagery illustrates the significant impact of drought on water levels at New Mexico's Elephant Butte Reservoir.
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Heatwaves and drought lead to early grape harvestReprint
Extreme heat and drought conditions have forced an early grape harvest in several regions.
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Heat and drought push French wine production towards 30-year low
Heat and drought have significantly reduced French wine production to its lowest levels in 30 years.
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Big Pivots: We can’t build our way out of this ‘drought’
This opinion piece argues that infrastructure expansion is an insufficient long-term solution to regional water scarcity.
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Perennial Grains: A Resilient Alternative for Climate-Stressed Farmers - News and StatisticsStudy
A report highlights the potential of perennial grains as a resilient agricultural alternative for farmers facing climate stress.
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El Niño raises drought risks for Mexico’s fresh produce growers
The El Niño weather pattern is increasing drought risks for fresh produce growers in Mexico.
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Building climate resilience into the heart of Europe’s cities
This article discusses strategies for integrating climate resilience into urban planning across European cities.
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Are Indian cities prepared to handle climate disasters?Clickbait
An article examines the preparedness of Indian cities to manage the increasing frequency of climate-related disasters.
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These Nations Will Be Underwater, And 600,000 People Will LeaveClickbait
Rising sea levels threaten to submerge several nations, potentially displacing hundreds of thousands of people.
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Scientists Monitor Atlantic Ocean ChangesReprint
Scientists are conducting ongoing monitoring of changes occurring within the Atlantic Ocean.
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Why a powerful El Niño doesn't automatically mean less snow in Connecticut
An analysis explains why a strong El Niño does not guarantee reduced snowfall in Connecticut.
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Fiber Broadband Association Paper Finds Fiber Delivers Significant Energy and Carbon Reduction Advantages Compared to HFC Cable and Fixed WirelessStudy
A industry paper finds that fiber broadband infrastructure offers significant energy and carbon reduction benefits over alternative technologies.
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A battery plant cut energy use by more than 10% in 2025, CBAK Energy says.
CBAK Energy reports that one of its battery manufacturing plants reduced its energy consumption by over 10% in 2025.
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Barry Callebaut partners with Arla on lower-carbon dairy supply chain
Barry Callebaut and Arla have partnered to implement lower-carbon practices within their dairy supply chain.
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Carbon Credits, Taxes, And Markets; How The Markets Are Positioning Climate Risk
Financial markets are increasingly integrating carbon pricing and climate risk assessments into their investment strategies.
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Youths reject tokenism at climate talk
Youth activists at a climate conference expressed dissatisfaction with being included only for symbolic purposes.
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UEFA under fire from Fossil Free Football
The advocacy group Fossil Free Football is pressuring UEFA to end partnerships with fossil fuel companies.
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Hormuz and China’s Energy Advantage
An analysis explores the geopolitical energy strategies of China regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
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Chile Adds Renewable Energy to Power MixReprint
Chile continues to integrate more renewable energy sources into its national power grid.
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A circular future for renewables
Industry experts discuss the necessity of circular economy practices for the future of renewable energy technologies.
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Torrent Green Energy commissions 322MWp of solar projects in IndiaReprint
Torrent Green Energy has commissioned 322 MWp of new solar power projects in India.
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Eco Wave Power signs agreement with AI engineering GmbH to advance AI-powered digital twin platform for wave energy
Eco Wave Power is partnering with AI engineering GmbH to develop AI-driven digital twins for wave energy technology.
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Grenergy completes the sale of the fourth phase of Oasis de Atacama for $475 millionReprint
Grenergy has finalized the sale of the fourth phase of its Oasis de Atacama solar and storage project for $475 million.
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Smartports awarded approximately SEK 25 million through Klimatklivet for 49 energy hub projects across Sweden
The Swedish government awarded 25 million SEK to support 49 energy hub projects across the country through the Klimatklivet initiative.
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Rock climber Alex Honnold's solar-focused foundation is helping finance dozens of projects globally
The Honnold Foundation, founded by climber Alex Honnold, is providing funding for various global solar energy projects.
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A camera watched a Washington tidal turbine for 109 days, and two fish that struck its spinning blades had been chased straight toward them by hungry seals
Monitoring of a Washington tidal turbine revealed that fish strikes were caused by seals chasing prey into the turbine's path.
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What Europe can learn from the Dutch energy transition
This analysis explores lessons that European nations can learn from the Netherlands' approach to the energy transition.
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Govt targets 20pc renewable power by 2030, 30pc by 2040
The government of Bangladesh has set targets to reach 20% renewable energy by 2030 and 30% by 2040.
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Solarworld Energy, Rays Power form JV for 2.4GW solar cell plant
Solarworld Energy and Rays Power have formed a joint venture to construct a 2.4GW solar cell manufacturing plant.
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South Africa woos Chinese investors for renewable energy drive
South Africa is actively seeking investment from Chinese firms to support its national renewable energy expansion efforts.
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Australia's solar curtailment nearly halves in August as generation climbs, says Rystad EnergyStudy
Rystad Energy reports that solar curtailment in Australia nearly halved in August as total generation increased.
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AP sets sights on record feeder-level solarisation
The Indian state of Andhra Pradesh is implementing a new initiative to increase feeder-level solar energy capacity.
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Tata Power Solaroof Crosses 5 Lakh Rooftop Solar Installations, Facilitates Over INR 8,500 Crore in Financing
Tata Power Solaroof has surpassed 500,000 rooftop solar installations, supported by over 8,500 crore rupees in financing.
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Spain expands renewables but lags in battery storage development — The Japan TimesReprint
Spain is increasing its renewable energy capacity but faces challenges regarding the development of sufficient battery storage infrastructure.
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Czechia Spends Tens of Billions of Crowns Yearly Supporting Solar Plants — What Happens After 2030?
Czechia faces questions regarding the future of solar plant subsidies and financial support structures beyond 2030.
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Southeast Asia emerges as a crucial driver of China's clean-tech exportsReprint
Southeast Asia is becoming a primary market for Chinese clean technology exports, according to recent trade data.
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Why are the Conservatives trying to scrap the ZEV Mandate
This commentary examines the political motivations behind the Conservative Party's efforts to repeal the zero-emission vehicle mandate.
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India’s Shift to Electric Vehicles, Initiatives, Benefits, Challenges
This overview details the current status, benefits, and challenges of India's transition to electric vehicle transportation.
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News Content Hub - New zero-emission passenger-vehicle ferry built for stunning Lysefjorden
A new zero-emission passenger ferry has been launched for service in Norway's Lysefjorden.
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EDF Brings 150MW/600MWh BESS Online in Belgium; Engie Starts 74MW/296MWh Project - News and Statistics
Energy companies EDF and Engie have launched new large-scale battery energy storage projects in Belgium.
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Samsung secures grid clearance for 400 MWh battery in Australia
Samsung has received grid clearance for a 400 MWh battery storage project in Australia.
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Energy Fiji Limited Signs MoU For Yaqara Solar And Battery Storage Project In Fiji
Energy Fiji Limited has signed a memorandum of understanding to develop a new solar and battery storage project in Yaqara.
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Dominican Republic opens new phase for up to 600 MW/1.2 GWh of storage
The Dominican Republic has initiated a new procurement phase for up to 600 MW of battery energy storage capacity.
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Housing Stability Is Good Climate Policy
This analysis argues that ensuring housing stability is an essential component of effective climate policy.
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AGN Chair demands urgent climate adaptation, food systems integration on road to COP32
The African Group of Negotiators chair calls for integrating food systems into climate adaptation strategies before COP32.
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Africa must move from climate pledges to action, Onuigbo tells CCDA-XIV
African leaders are urged to transition from making climate pledges to implementing concrete actions at the CCDA-XIV conference.
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BCAW26 explores climate change challenges on inland water bodiesReprint
The BCAW26 conference addressed the specific environmental challenges climate change poses to inland water bodies.
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Climate change: scientific certainty, political problem
This piece discusses the intersection of scientific consensus on climate change and the challenges of political implementation.
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Nepal flood is reminder of urgent need to switch to clean energy
An editorial links recent flooding in Nepal to the urgent necessity of transitioning to clean energy.
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British Expert: Occupation of Western Sahara amplifies climate change risks and threatens the rights of the Sahrawi People
An expert argues that the occupation of Western Sahara exacerbates climate risks and threatens local human rights.
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Potentially dangerous drought conditions in Arkansas possible as heat continues into September
Arkansas faces potential drought conditions as extreme heat persists into September.
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OKC to draw water from Canton Lake as drought persists
Oklahoma City plans to draw water from Canton Lake to address ongoing drought conditions.
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Parched summer in the Rockies sends hungry bears into urban areas and confrontations with people
Drought in the Rockies is driving hungry bears into urban areas, increasing human-wildlife conflicts.
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What’s happening to the world’s glaciers?Clickbait
This article provides an overview of the current state and ongoing changes affecting glaciers worldwide.
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Fiber Broadband Association Paper Finds Fiber Delivers Significant Energy and Carbon Reduction Advantages Compared to HFC Cable and Fixed WirelessStudy
A report finds that fiber broadband infrastructure offers lower energy consumption and carbon footprints compared to cable and wireless alternatives.
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IPC Systems' Emissions Reduction Targets Validated by the Science Based Targets Initiative
IPC Systems has had its corporate emissions reduction targets officially validated by the Science Based Targets initiative.
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African Energy Week (AEW) 2026 to Explore carbon capture and storage to extract value from oil and gas
An upcoming energy conference will focus on carbon capture and storage technologies for the oil and gas sector.
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Suzlon Wins 200 MW Wind Energy Order From Ayana Renewable Power
Suzlon has secured a contract to supply 200 MW of wind energy capacity to Ayana Renewable Power.
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Torrent Green Energy commissions 322MWp of solar projects in Maharashtra
Torrent Green Energy has commissioned 322 MWp of new solar power capacity in the Indian state of Maharashtra.
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Ørsted believes in Korea’s commitment to expanding renewable energy
Ørsted has expressed confidence in South Korea's ongoing commitment to expanding its renewable energy sector.
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Ubbi Bachir: Green energy cannot greenwash the occupation or override the Sahrawi People’s right to Self-Determination
A political representative argues that green energy projects should not be used to legitimize territorial occupations.
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Egypt to become Africa’s second-largest solar market in 2026
Egypt is projected to become the second-largest solar energy market in Africa by 2026.
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EV Case Strengthens, But India’s Buyers Want More
The market for electric vehicles in India is growing, though consumer demand for more options remains high.
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Maersk Brings Wind Power to Its Container Ships
Shipping company Maersk is integrating wind-assisted propulsion technology into its container ships to reduce emissions.
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Daiwa Energy Signs 50-MW ENEOS Battery EPC Contract
Daiwa Energy has secured a contract to provide engineering, procurement, and construction services for a 50-megawatt battery project.
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Glint Solar's New Land Screening Tool for US Solar and Battery Storage - News and StatisticsReprint
Glint Solar has released a new digital tool designed to assist in screening land for solar and battery storage development projects.
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BYD’s new Defender-like SUV breaks cover for the first time
BYD is testing a new, boxy electric SUV intended to serve as a lower-priced alternative to its existing models.
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Volkswagen is launching a longer ID. Buzz Cargo LWB electric van
Volkswagen is expanding its electric van lineup with the upcoming launch of a long-wheelbase version of the ID. Buzz Cargo.
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Drought conditions vary widely for Wisconsin farmers before harvest
Wisconsin farmers are facing varied drought impacts as they approach the harvest season.
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50 years later: What caused the Big Thompson Flood? — Allie Mazurek (#Colorado #Climate Center) #BigThompsonRiverStudy
A historical analysis examines the meteorological causes of the 1976 Big Thompson flood in Colorado.
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Have we lost the fight against climate change?Clickbait
An opinion piece discusses the current state of global climate change efforts and the possibility of failure.
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6000 litres of human urine per day melting glaciers in Mt Everest?Clickbait
Reports suggest that human waste left by climbers on Mount Everest may be contributing to glacier melt.
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wpd windmanager Highlights Expanded Operations Management Requirements for Wind and Solar Farms
Operations management requirements are increasing for wind and solar farms as the industry scales.
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Hyundai Translead Adds Range Zero Emissions Dealer for XCIENT Fuel CellReprint
Hyundai Translead has expanded its dealer network to include a new partner for its XCIENT fuel cell electric trucks.
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Clay town leaders set to vote on battery storage systems, bring up new concert proposals
Local officials in Clay, New York, are preparing to vote on regulations regarding the installation of battery storage systems.
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Energy Storage: When will it transition from 'pseudo-growth' to 'real growth'?
This analysis examines the current state of the energy storage market and the transition toward sustainable long-term growth.
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Heatwaves Are Making Politicians Look Clueless AgainClickbait
This opinion piece argues that politicians are failing to adequately address the challenges posed by increasing heatwaves.
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Heat Dome Dominates Central TexasReprint
A persistent heat dome continues to impact weather patterns across Central Texas.
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Tuesday's energy & climate storiesReprint
This newsletter provides a daily summary of energy and climate-related news stories.
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Record heat Tuesday and Wednesday, a nice change Thursday!Reprint
Record-breaking heat is expected Tuesday and Wednesday before conditions improve on Thursday.
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Better Energy ETF: First Trust's EMLP Targeting Fossil Fuels vs. the iShares Clean Energy-Focused ICLN
An investment analysis compares exchange-traded funds focused on fossil fuels versus those focused on clean energy.
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Bishop seeks clean energy roadmap amid Visayas power woes
A bishop in the Philippines is calling for a clean energy roadmap to address regional power supply issues.
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Energy Storage: When Will It Transition From "Pseudo-Growth" to Sustained Genuine Growth?
An analysis of the energy storage market's transition toward sustained, genuine growth patterns.
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Full video: Hipkins speaks after climate change speech
New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins delivered a speech addressing climate change policy.
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Al Gore Was Right
This opinion piece reflects on the accuracy of Al Gore's early climate change warnings.
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Bill Gates Is Still Wrong About Climate Change
This opinion piece critiques Bill Gates' approach to addressing climate change.
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More than four fifths ‘willing to do more’ on climate changeClickbait
A survey indicates that over 80 percent of respondents express a willingness to take more action regarding climate change.
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Maine’s Drought Deepens as Wells Run Dry and Groundwater Hits Record Lows
Maine is experiencing deepening drought conditions, resulting in dry wells and record-low groundwater levels.
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1,000 Museum Visitors Dive Into NASA Sea Level Science on World Ocean DayStudy
NASA engaged museum visitors with educational exhibits regarding sea level science on World Ocean Day.
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IPC Systems' Emissions Reduction Targets Validated by the Science Based Targets Initiative
IPC Systems has received validation from the Science Based Targets initiative for its corporate emissions reduction goals.
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Everest Kanto Cylinder files FY26 BRSR with 35% carbon cut target
Everest Kanto Cylinder has filed a business report committing to a 35% reduction in carbon emissions by fiscal year 2026.
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Time to put freight transport on a greener road| The New Times
This commentary advocates for the transition to greener freight transport methods to reduce environmental impact.
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The future for renewable energy in Colorado looked bright in 1977. What happened?
An analysis examines the historical development and challenges of renewable energy in Colorado since 1977.
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WMLP Raises its Rebate for Residential Solar and Now Offers a Rebate for Large Commercial Solar
The town of Wellesley, Massachusetts, has increased rebates for residential and commercial solar installations.
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NY’s energy should include all available sources
An opinion piece argues that New York should maintain a diverse energy portfolio including all available sources.
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Veridue platform launches to facilitate energy infrastructure deals
A new platform called Veridue has launched to assist in facilitating energy infrastructure investment deals.
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Copilot Capital buys majority in Spanish renewables automation firmReprint
Copilot Capital has acquired a majority stake in a Spanish firm specializing in automation software for renewable energy projects.
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Polish municipality seeks contractor for hydrogen energy storage plant
A municipality in Poland is seeking contractors to build a new hydrogen energy storage facility.
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Sterling Heights expects $5.4M savings from new solar installations
The city of Sterling Heights, Michigan, expects to save $5.4 million through the installation of new solar energy systems.
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'Green Report Card' gives RI poor grade on environmental progress
A new report card gives Rhode Island a low grade for its progress on environmental and climate-related policy goals.
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Ørsted believes in Korea’s commitment to expanding renewable energy
Ørsted expressed confidence in South Korea's ongoing commitment to expanding its renewable energy capacity.
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Suzlon secures 200MW wind turbine order from Ayana in IndiaReprint
Suzlon has secured a contract to supply 200MW of wind turbines to Ayana Renewable Power in India.
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Solar, BESS developer Cloudbreak bags investment from Germany’s GetecReprint
Cloudbreak, a developer of solar and battery storage projects, has received an investment from the German company Getec.
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New Study Strengthens the Case for EVs, But Indias Buyers May Need More than that
An analysis suggests that while new studies support electric vehicle adoption, India requires additional infrastructure and incentives to drive consumer uptake.
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Toyota Targets Fleet Emissions With Renewable Diesel
Toyota is incorporating renewable diesel into its fleet operations as part of a strategy to reduce transportation emissions.
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Battery Energy Storage System Market Size Demand InsightsStudy
A market report provides data on the growing demand for battery energy storage systems.
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Battery Storage Efficiency: Key to Future Grid Reliability and AI Power - News and StatisticsStudy
A report examines the role of battery storage efficiency in supporting future grid reliability and AI power needs.
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Residential Energy Storage Market Continues to Grow: Why Is Sige Aggressively Entering the Utility-Scale Energy Storage Sector?
An analysis explores the growth of the residential energy storage market and one company's expansion into utility-scale projects.
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Grid Interoperability Market Size, Share, Trends Report, 2033Study
A market research report forecasts trends and growth in the grid interoperability sector through 2033.
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Global Climate and Health Alliance receives award for mobilizing health community on climate change
The Global Climate and Health Alliance received an award for its work in mobilizing the health sector on climate issues.
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Climate change impacts cannot be ignored - Nizami Ganjavi International Center co-chairClickbait
A co-chair of the Nizami Ganjavi International Center stated that the impacts of climate change require urgent attention.
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Why climate change became Linda Brown’s true career path
A profile explores how an individual shifted their career focus toward climate change advocacy.
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Southampton Dialogues Event Introduces New York Climate Exchange CEO to SBU
A university event introduced the new CEO of the New York Climate Exchange to the campus community.
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Warmer winters on the wayClickbait
A local news report discusses the trend of warmer winters in the region.
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Franklin Parish Farmer discusses drought and price challenges
A Louisiana farmer discusses the economic impact of drought on agricultural prices.
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Oklahoma lake levels drop as officials plan Canton water transfer to boost Hefner
Oklahoma officials are transferring water from Canton Lake to Lake Hefner as drought lowers water levels.
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DAILY DIGEST, 9/8: Reclamation, Westlands cite concerns with Healthy Rivers and Landscapes Program; What is El Niño and what makes this a very strong El Niño?; South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project is one of the most ambitious nature-based solutionReprint
A daily digest covers various topics including water management, El Niño, and nature-based restoration projects.
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Asuene Launches Carbon-Footprint Service Using SuMPO Checklist
A company has launched a new service to help businesses calculate and manage their carbon footprints.
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GreenSpark Solar, Foodlink, and Bob Bechtold Honored with 2026 Top Projects Award for Innovative Solar Partnership
A local solar partnership project in Rochester received an award for its innovative approach to renewable energy.
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Veridue platform launches to facilitate energy infrastructure deals
A new platform called Veridue has launched to assist in facilitating energy infrastructure investment deals.
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New Hampshire town energizes landfill solar site | Projects Weekly
A New Hampshire town has successfully energized a new solar array built on a former landfill site.
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Energy manager has abandoned her vision for the industry: “Reality hit us hard”
An energy manager discusses the challenges and realities that led her to abandon her previous vision for the industry.
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Can the Automotive Industry Meet Global Net Zero Targets?Clickbait
This article explores the challenges the automotive industry faces in meeting global net-zero emissions targets.
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City seeks proposals for youth climate action projects
The city of Rochester is soliciting project proposals from youth groups focused on local climate action initiatives.
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FIBS publishes Finland country report on business perspectives on the climate transitionReprint
FIBS has released a report detailing Finnish business perspectives on the transition to a low-carbon economy.
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Electrical Engineering Student Works with Renewable Energy Lab in Brazil
A university student is collaborating with a renewable energy laboratory in Brazil on engineering research.
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No one pollutes the air more than cars – What should we do?Clickbait
This piece discusses the environmental impact of cars and poses questions about potential solutions.
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Sungrow to Bring Together Energy Industry Leaders at Its 2026 Summits in Mexico and ChileReprint
Sungrow is organizing industry summits in Mexico and Chile to discuss energy sector developments.
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Prevent climate change by reducing consumption of animal products [letter]
A reader letter advocates for reducing animal product consumption to mitigate climate change.
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Tackling global warming in the PoliticsNation Science LabClickbait
A television segment discusses global warming within the context of a science-focused political program.
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GoDaddy 2025 Global Stakeholder Impact Report: Environmental Impact | EnergyStudy
GoDaddy's 2025 impact report outlines the company's progress and goals regarding energy use and environmental sustainability.
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The Six EV Startups To WatchClickbait
A listicle highlights six emerging electric vehicle startups to watch.
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Evro Hits 100,000 Users
The electric vehicle platform Evro has reached a milestone of 100,000 registered users.
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Five Reputable Hybrid Solar Inverter Manufacturers in China 2026: Advancing Energy Storage SolutionsReprint
A promotional listicle identifies five Chinese manufacturers of hybrid solar inverters for 2026.
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Franklin Parish Farmer discusses drought and price challengesReprint
A Louisiana farmer discusses the economic impact of drought on agricultural prices.
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Franklin Parish Farmer discusses drought and price challengesReprint
A Louisiana farmer discusses the economic impact of drought on agricultural prices.
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Wind Power 40 Under 40 | Trina Whiteside, Nira Energy
A profile highlights Trina Whiteside as part of a list of influential young professionals in the wind energy sector.
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Inox Wind Clarifies 100 MW Turnkey Order Was Received From Terra Clean, an IOCL SubsidiaryReprint
Inox Wind confirmed that a 100-megawatt turnkey wind project order was placed by a subsidiary of Indian Oil Corporation.
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Letter: Climate change
A reader letter discusses the importance of climate change.
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Letter to the editor: Time for action on climate change
A reader letter calls for urgent action on climate change.
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Letter to the editor: Time for action on climate change
A reader letter calls for urgent action on climate change.
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Letter: Climate change
A reader-submitted letter discusses the topic of climate change.
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UNEP: World set to cross 1.5°C global warming, but can still limit, adapt to and return from higher temperaturesStudy
The UNEP report states the world will likely exceed the 1.5°C warming limit but outlines pathways to return to lower temperatures.
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Extreme event attribution for heat-related mortality due to anthropogenic climate change across EuropeStudy
A scientific study attributes a specific portion of heat-related mortality in Europe to human-caused climate change.
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Italy logs hottest summer for more than 75 years, institute saysStudy
Italy recorded its hottest summer in over 75 years, according to data from a national research institute.
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The UN Environment Programme warns world will overshoot 1.5°C – but return remains possibleStudy
The UN Environment Programme reports that while exceeding 1.5°C is likely, returning to that temperature level remains possible.
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UN report: climate and clean air action could prevent 144 million deaths by 2050Study
A UN report states that aggressive climate and clean air policies could prevent 144 million premature deaths by 2050.
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Europe's largest carbon capture facility opens in Netherlands
Europe's largest carbon capture facility has officially opened in the Netherlands.
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BlackRock Says Chronic Climate Risks Not Priced In by MarketsStudy
BlackRock reports that financial markets are currently failing to accurately price long-term climate-related risks.
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WMO bulletin shows air quality and climate interlinkagesStudy
The WMO released a bulletin detailing the complex interlinkages between climate change, wildfires, and global air quality.
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Global greenhouse gas emissions hit record high despite cuts by major emittersReprint
Global greenhouse gas emissions reached a record high in 2025 despite emission reductions by several major economies.
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BlackRock Says Chronic Climate Risks Not Priced In by MarketsStudy
BlackRock reports that financial markets are failing to adequately price in long-term climate-related risks.
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Yes, passing 1.5 C of global warming is cause for alarm, but not despair
An analysis discusses the implications of the world likely exceeding the 1.5°C global warming target set by the Paris Agreement.
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China’s clean energy surge is starting to squeeze out coal
Rapid growth in China's clean energy capacity is meeting rising electricity demand while simultaneously reducing the country's reliance on coal power.
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WMO Air Quality and Climate Bulletin No. 6 - September 2026Study
The WMO releases its latest bulletin detailing the interconnected trends between air quality and the changing climate.
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UNEP: 1.5°C global warming threshold to be exceeded within next few yearsReprint
A UNEP report warns that the 1.5°C global warming threshold is likely to be exceeded within the next few years.
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UNEP: World set to cross 1.5°C global warming, but can still limit, adapt to and return from higher temperaturesReprint
UNEP reports that while exceeding 1.5°C is likely, pathways for mitigation and adaptation remain available.
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Nepal puts UN climate fund to test after fatal US$2.5 billion flood
Nepal is seeking international climate funding following catastrophic flooding that caused significant economic and human losses.
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Nepal President Ramchandra Paudel seeks climate justice after deadly floods: 1,356 killed, 4,996 still mis
Nepal's president is advocating for climate justice following deadly floods that killed over 1,300 people.
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2026 Report: Renewables Cover 99% of Electricity Growth, but Emissions Remain StagnantStudy
A 2026 report finds that while renewables account for nearly all electricity growth, global emissions have not yet declined.
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UNEP: Tackling air pollution, climate crisis would boost global economy by 4.5 percent by 2050Study
A UNEP report estimates that addressing air pollution and climate change could increase global economic output by 4.5 percent by 2050.
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Europe's largest carbon capture facility opens in Netherlands
Europe's largest carbon capture facility has officially opened in the Netherlands.
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Spain Is Reaching the Limits of Clean Energy Without Batteries
Spain faces grid integration challenges for renewable energy due to a lack of sufficient battery storage capacity.
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The rise of lithium-ion batteries – AnalysisStudy
The IEA provides an analysis of the growth and role of lithium-ion battery technology in the global energy transition.
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French wine output among lowest in 30 years after heatwaves
French wine production has dropped to near-historic lows following a series of extreme heatwaves.
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Europe’s Seared Pastures Trigger Animal-Feed Crunch
Extreme heat and drought in Europe have damaged pastures, leading to a shortage of animal feed.
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Heatwaves and wildfires are setting back air quality improvements, UN findsStudy
A WMO report finds that climate-driven heatwaves and wildfires are creating a feedback loop that degrades global air quality.
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'Her body temperature was 106': How heat is killing Americans in their homes
Extreme heat is increasingly fatal for vulnerable populations, particularly those living in manufactured housing with poor insulation.
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Extreme event attribution for heat-related mortality due to anthropogenic climate change across EuropeStudy
A scientific study attributes increased heat-related mortality across Europe to human-caused climate change.
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Strong El Nino expected to raise extreme weather risks into 2027: UN weather agencyStudy
The UN weather agency warns that a strong El Niño event will increase the risk of extreme weather through 2027.
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India contributes 0.05°C to global warming; Recent energy boom and farming driving emissionsStudy
Research attributes 0.05°C of global warming to India, driven primarily by recent energy expansion and agricultural emissions.
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Sea-level rise is a threat to fundamental human rights, says UN reportStudy
A UN report identifies sea-level rise as a significant threat to the fundamental human rights of global populations.
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A record‑shattering El Niño is almost here. Here’s what that means for the world’s weather
An upcoming record-breaking El Niño event is expected to significantly impact global weather patterns.
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Permafrost melt in the Arctic could cost $261 billion in infrastructure damages: StudyStudy
A new study estimates that Arctic permafrost melt could cause $261 billion in infrastructure damage.
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A landmark UN report says the world will overshoot the 1.5°C climate targetReprint
A UN report confirms that the world is on track to overshoot the 1.5°C climate target.
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UNEP: World Set to Cross 1.5°C Warming, Return Below Threshold Still PossibleReprint
The UNEP reports that while the 1.5°C threshold will be crossed, returning to lower temperatures remains possible through action.
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The UN Environment Programme warns world will overshoot 1.5°C – but return remains possibleReprint
The UN Environment Programme warns of a 1.5°C overshoot while emphasizing the feasibility of future temperature reduction.
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'Her body temperature was 106': How heat is killing Americans in their homes
NPR investigates the rising number of heat-related deaths occurring within homes as extreme temperatures become more frequent.
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Wildfires, heat waves threaten to undermine air quality, UN weather agency saysStudy
The World Meteorological Organization reports that wildfires and heat waves are increasingly degrading global air quality.
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Copernicus Fire Emissions Watch maps wildfire emissions worldwideStudy
The Copernicus Fire Emissions Watch is now tracking and mapping global wildfire carbon emissions.
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Heatwaves and wildfires are setting back air quality improvements, UN findsStudy
A UN report finds that increasing heatwaves and wildfires are reversing recent global air quality improvements.
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French wine yields drop to new historic low after searing summer heat
French wine production has reached a historic low due to the impacts of extreme summer heat.
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Nepalese Youth Demand Climate Aid Over Sympathy After Flood
Youth activists in Nepal are calling for systemic climate aid and justice rather than temporary sympathy following recent deadly floods.
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Nepal Floods Are a Reminder of Why We Need Better Development Models, Data Sharing, Climate Finance
The Nepal floods highlight the urgent need for improved development models, better data sharing, and increased climate finance.
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Nepal president appeals for climate justice after devastating floods
Nepal's president has issued an appeal for international climate justice in the wake of the country's devastating flood disaster.
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Nepal’s request for flood payout tests new climate-aid system
Nepal's request for flood-related financial aid serves as a test case for emerging international climate-aid systems.
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Kyrgyzstan Drafts $850 Million Climate Adaptation Plan Through 2035
Kyrgyzstan has drafted an $850 million climate adaptation plan to be implemented through 2035.
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IIT-Mandi study flags rising glacial lake outburst threat in HimachalStudy
An IIT-Mandi study identifies an increasing risk of glacial lake outburst floods in Himachal Pradesh.
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IIT Mandi researchers flag 9-12 glacial lakes as 'critical' in Himachal Pradesh amid permafrost lossStudy
Researchers at IIT Mandi have identified nine to twelve glacial lakes in Himachal Pradesh as critical due to permafrost loss.
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Six of the 16 major emitters reduced their emissions in 2025Study
A Joint Research Centre report indicates that six of the world's 16 major emitters successfully reduced their emissions in 2025.
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Taiwan's four major public funds commit to cease new investments in fossil fuels starting in 2030
Taiwan's four major public funds have committed to ending new investments in fossil fuels by 2030.
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IPCC Warns: Climate Change Could Worsen Food Crisis, Poverty & Global InequalityStudy
The IPCC reports that climate change is expected to exacerbate global food insecurity, poverty, and socioeconomic inequality.
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Google, Cathay Use AI to Tackle Aviation’s Top Climate Headache
Google and Cathay Pacific are using artificial intelligence to optimize flight paths and reduce aviation contrails.
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The rise of lithium-ion batteries – AnalysisStudy
The IEA provides a comprehensive analysis of the rapid growth and market trends of lithium-ion battery technologies in the global energy transition.
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Summit on Clean Cooking in Africa
International stakeholders convened to discuss strategies for expanding clean cooking access across Africa.
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Summit on Clean Cooking in Africa
The IEA is hosting a summit focused on scaling clean cooking solutions across Africa.
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Hurricane Lowell’s path gets closer to Hawaii
Hurricane Lowell is tracking closer to Hawaii, raising concerns about potential impacts.
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How climate change may amplify the impact of earthquakes in the ArcticStudy
Thawing permafrost due to climate change may increase the instability of ground and amplify hazards during Arctic earthquakes.
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Climate and air quality are closely linked, report highlightsStudy
A WMO report highlights how climate-driven wildfires and heatwaves are worsening air quality and threatening human health.
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Can atmospheric methane removal limit peak warming?Study
A UNEP report examines whether atmospheric methane removal could help limit peak global warming as the 1.5°C threshold is approached.
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Super El Niño set to cause ‘terribly dangerous’ drought in the Amazon
Scientists warn that the current El Niño event could trigger record-breaking drought and catastrophic wildfires in the Amazon rainforest.
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Coordinated action on clean air and climate change can net $15 for every dollar spent
A new report suggests that coordinated global investments in clean air and climate action yield significant economic returns.
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Hail trajectories under climate change: disentangling the roles of moisture, melting level and updraft kinematicsStudy
A scientific study analyzes how climate change influences hail formation by altering moisture levels, melting points, and atmospheric updrafts.
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As Trump Shreds Climate Rules, China’s Emissions Start to FallReprint
Despite changes in U.S. climate policy, China's emissions are beginning to decline due to its aggressive transition to clean energy.
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As climate risks grow, countries face mounting financial risks from fragile infrastructure
Financial institutions are warning that climate-driven damage to infrastructure is creating significant and mounting economic risks for nations.
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Mobilising private capital for climate resilienceStudy
The London School of Economics explores strategies to increase private sector investment in climate resilience projects.
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Strong economic case for tackling pollution and climate change together, UN finds
A UN report highlights the economic benefits of simultaneously tackling air pollution and climate change.
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French Champagne output evaporates by half in scorching heat waveReprint
French Champagne production has dropped significantly due to the impact of a recent heat wave.
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France Champagne Output Set to Halve on Heat Waves and Drought
Champagne production in France is projected to drop by half due to recurring heat waves and drought conditions.
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Super El Niño set to cause ‘terribly dangerous’ drought in the AmazonStudy
A super El Niño event is forecast to trigger severe drought conditions in the Amazon rainforest.
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El Niño Drought Could Leave 16 Million Without Enough Food in Latin America
El Niño-induced drought conditions in Latin America threaten food security for approximately 16 million people.
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Catastrophic Glacier Flood Exposes Rising Climate Risks in Nepal’s Mountains
A catastrophic glacier flood in Nepal highlights the increasing risks posed by climate change in mountainous regions.
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Nepal Flood Disaster: A Warning from a Warming Himalaya
Recent floods in Nepal serve as a critical warning regarding the impacts of a warming climate on the Himalayan region.
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Supercharged El Niño heading for record strength; Canada’s winter may ‘take a holiday,’ climatologist says
A strengthening El Niño event is expected to influence global weather patterns and potentially impact Canadian winter conditions.
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What is a Rossby wave train? Scientists explain how Antarctica gained nearly 700 billion tons of ice - TheStudy
Scientists explain how Rossby wave patterns contributed to a temporary increase in Antarctic ice mass.
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Kyrgyzstan Drafts $850 Million Climate Adaptation Plan Through 2035
Kyrgyzstan has drafted an $850 million climate adaptation plan to be implemented through 2035.
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When clean energy meets climate risk: The hydropower paradox along the Brahmaputra
Hydropower projects along the Brahmaputra face increasing climate risks, highlighting the tension between clean energy and environmental stability.
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SDC report flags rising glacier, GLOF and avalanche risks in U’khandStudy
A report by the SDC identifies increasing risks of glacial lake outbursts and avalanches in the Uttarakhand region.
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IIT Mandi researchers flag 9-12 glacial lakes as 'critical' in Himachal Pradesh amid permafrost lossStudy
Researchers at IIT Mandi have identified nine to twelve glacial lakes in Himachal Pradesh as critical due to permafrost degradation.
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Inexpensive blue pigment enables efficient one-step conversion of carbon dioxide to methaneStudy
Researchers developed a new pigment that enables the efficient conversion of atmospheric carbon dioxide into methane.
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Carbon capture tech exists. Scaling it up is the hard part
An analysis examines the technical and economic challenges involved in scaling up carbon capture and storage technologies.
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Europe’s new weapon against carbon: burying emissions under the sea
European initiatives are increasingly focusing on sub-seabed carbon sequestration as a method to mitigate industrial emissions.
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Yara Opens Europe’s Largest Industrial Carbon Capture FacilityReprint
Yara has opened a large-scale industrial carbon capture facility in the Netherlands to reduce manufacturing emissions.
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China issues carbon emission quota allocation scheme for power, steel, cement, aluminum sectorsStudy
China has released a new carbon emission quota allocation scheme targeting the power, steel, cement, and aluminum industries.
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The Netherlands has inaugurated Europe’s largest carbon capture facilityReprint
The Netherlands has inaugurated a major industrial carbon capture facility to reduce emissions.
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Europe's largest carbon capture facility opens in Netherlands, setting new industrial milestoneReprint
A new industrial carbon capture facility has opened in the Netherlands, marking a significant milestone for emissions reduction.
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Warming peaks: Near and inevitable
Recent analysis indicates that peak global warming levels are approaching rapidly and are now considered inevitable.
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Taiwan's four major public funds commit to cease new investments in fossil fuels starting in 2030
Four major public investment funds in Taiwan have pledged to end new fossil fuel investments by 2030.
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Spain Is Reaching the Limits of Clean Energy Without Batteries
Spain faces challenges in expanding its renewable energy grid due to a lack of sufficient battery storage capacity.
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US Adds Record 20.2 GWh of Energy Storage Capacity in Q2 2026Study
The United States reached a record 20.2 GWh of new energy storage capacity during the second quarter of 2026.
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New Zealand introduces statutory bar on climate change-related torts, Gaura Moodley
New Zealand has enacted legislation that restricts the ability to bring tort claims related to climate change.
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More than 5.000 deaths in Germany linked to high temperaturesReprint
Over 5,000 deaths in Germany have been attributed to extreme heat conditions.
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Carbon credit financing emerges as Africa’s biggest bet for expanding clean cooking
Carbon credit financing is being utilized to fund clean cooking initiatives across Africa to reduce emissions and improve health.
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Gates-backed TerraPower targets British nuclear power plant start by 2034
TerraPower, backed by Bill Gates, aims to launch a nuclear power plant in Britain by 2034.
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Nepal President Ramchandra Paudel seeks climate justice after deadly floods: 1,356 killed, 4,996 still mis
Nepal's President calls for climate justice following catastrophic floods that resulted in over 1,300 deaths.
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Slovenia’s Triglav Glacier Could Disappear by the End of the Year
Slovenia's Triglav Glacier is at risk of disappearing entirely by the end of the year due to warming.
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SDC report flags rising glacier, GLOF and avalanche risks in U’khandStudy
A new report identifies increasing risks of glacier retreat, avalanches, and glacial lake outbursts in Uttarakhand.
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As Trump Shreds Climate Rules, China’s Emissions Start to Fall
This analysis examines the impact of US climate policy shifts on China's domestic emissions trajectory.
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Trump Administration, Qatar Say EU Methane Rules Threaten Energy Security
The US and Qatar are challenging EU methane regulations, arguing that the rules negatively impact global energy security.
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Nigeria’s Methane Data Exposes Oil Firms’ Reporting Gaps
An analysis of methane data in Nigeria reveals significant discrepancies in emissions reporting by oil and gas companies.
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Warming peaks: Near and inevitable
Recent analysis suggests that reaching peak global warming levels is becoming increasingly inevitable in the near term.
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Saltwater flooding could radically change which crops are worth growing
Saltwater intrusion caused by rising sea levels may necessitate significant changes to agricultural practices and crop selection.
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UN Warns Earth Is Approaching Critical Climate Threshold as El Niño Intensifies Global Weather RisksReprint
The UN warns that Earth is nearing critical climate thresholds as El Niño intensifies global weather risks.
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US Energy Storage Hits Record 20.2 GWh Capacity in Q2 2026Study
U.S. energy storage capacity reached a record 20.2 gigawatt-hours in the second quarter of 2026.
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Europe's crops mature earlier due to climate change, data shows
Data indicates that climate change is causing crops across Europe to reach maturity earlier in the season.
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Russia EV sales double in summer as motorists face fuel shortages
Electric vehicle sales in Russia doubled during the summer amid domestic fuel supply shortages.
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The next water crisis is beneath our feet
Intensifying droughts and warming groundwater are increasing the risk of contaminants leaching into essential drinking water aquifers.
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At regional summit, Pacific islands ask for COP31 support for clean energy and financeReprint
Pacific island nations are calling for increased climate finance and renewable energy support at the upcoming COP31 summit.
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How researchers are helping Canada understand a changing climateStudy
University of Victoria researchers contributed to a comprehensive new assessment of climate change impacts across Canada.
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'Truly scared': Blazes outpace firefighters in Indonesian BorneoReprint
Firefighters in Indonesian Borneo are struggling to contain massive wildfires that are blanketing the region in toxic haze.
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Coordinated action on clean air and climate change can net $15 for every dollar spentReprint
A UN report finds that coordinated efforts to address air pollution and climate change yield a fifteen-fold return on investment.
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WMO Air Quality and Climate Bulletin No. 6 - September 2026Study
The WMO released its latest bulletin detailing the interconnected trends between air quality and the changing climate.
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Action On Clean Air And Climate Change Can Net $15 For Every Dollar Spent: ReportReprint
A new report finds that every dollar invested in clean air and climate action yields fifteen dollars in economic benefits.
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'Slumping' South Korean corals worry divers, scientists studying climate change
Scientists and divers are observing the degradation of soft coral populations in South Korea due to changing ocean conditions.
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London talks raise hopes for green shipping deal
International negotiations in London are showing progress toward a potential agreement to reduce emissions in the shipping industry.
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Wildfires, heat waves threaten global efforts to improve air quality: WMOStudy
The WMO reports that increasing wildfires and heat waves are undermining global efforts to improve air quality.
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Invest in clean air and climate action together and save trillions, says UNEPReprint
UNEP reports that integrated investment in clean air and climate action could save trillions of dollars globally.
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Nepal puts UN climate fund to test after fatal US$2.5 billion flood
Nepal is seeking support from international climate funds following catastrophic flood damage estimated at billions of dollars.
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Nepal’s US$5 billion flood damage tab puts UN climate change fund to the test
Nepal's massive flood recovery costs are highlighting the limitations and challenges of current UN climate funding mechanisms.
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Cathay Pacific, Google expand AI trials to cut climate-warming aircraft contrails
Cathay Pacific and Google are expanding an AI project designed to adjust flight paths to reduce climate-warming contrails.
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We’re likely to breach 1.5C. What happens next is still in our hands
An analysis discusses the implications of breaching the 1.5°C threshold and the remaining opportunities for climate action.
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Human-caused climate change drives heat illness across 460 Victorian communitiesStudy
Research links human-caused climate change to increased rates of heat-related illness across communities in Victoria, Australia.
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The climate warning from Nepal’s Rasuwa flood disaster
Recent flooding in Nepal’s Rasuwa district highlights the risks posed by climate-driven glacial melt.
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Nepal floods expose the growing climate crisis as melting himalayan glaciers bear the burden of reckless consumerism
Flooding in Nepal is linked to Himalayan glacial melt, which is exacerbated by global consumption patterns.
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UNECE guide helps cities finance urban forests to survive extreme heatStudy
The UNECE released a guide to help municipal governments secure funding for urban forestry projects to mitigate extreme heat.
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We’re the mayors of Paris, Milan and Phoenix. The heat crisis has us all facing the same question
Mayors from three major global cities discuss the shared challenges of managing urban heat crises.
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Los Angeles coated its streets with a gray reflective layer to fight extreme heat, and the pavement itself really did run more than 10 degrees cooler, but the people walking on it felt hotter, because the heat hadn't gone anywhere — it was bouncing straight up intStudy
Research shows that reflective street coatings in Los Angeles cool pavement but may increase ambient heat felt by pedestrians.
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France records unprecedented September high as temperatures top 40°C amid heat wave
France recorded its highest September temperatures as a heat wave pushed readings above 40°C.
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UN warns wildfires and heat waves threaten global air qualityStudy
The UN reports that increasing wildfires and heat waves are significantly degrading global air quality.
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In August, the temperature of the Mediterranean Sea reached a record highStudy
The Mediterranean Sea reached record-high temperatures during the month of August.
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Ross Fire still burning 14 days later, with over 90,000 acres scorched and more than 150 structures destroyed
The Ross Fire continues to burn after two weeks, destroying over 150 structures and scorching 90,000 acres.
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Wildfires, heat waves threaten global air quality gains, WMO warnsReprint
The WMO warns that heatwaves and wildfires are undermining global progress in improving air quality.
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Wildfires, heatwaves threaten global air quality and health, UN warnsReprint
A UN warning highlights how climate-driven heatwaves and wildfires are negatively impacting global health and air quality.
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Against war, drought and hunger: A global coalition to prevent a food crisis
A global coalition is forming to address food crises driven by the intersection of war, drought, and climate instability.
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Europe battles escalating forest fires amid severe drought
European nations are battling escalating forest fires fueled by severe, persistent drought conditions.
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After a flood, some manufactured home residents sometimes have nowhere safe to rebuild
Residents of manufactured homes face significant challenges and limited options for safe relocation following climate-driven flood events.
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Nepal holds a day of mourning after floods kill 1,300Reprint
Nepal observes a day of mourning following catastrophic flooding that resulted in over 1,300 deaths.
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Nepal flood death toll hits 1,342, with around 5,000 still missingReprint
The death toll from severe flooding in Nepal has risen to 1,342, with thousands still reported missing.
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When clean energy meets climate risk: The hydropower paradox along the Brahmaputra
Hydropower projects along the Brahmaputra face increasing climate risks, complicating the transition to clean energy.
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Slovenia’s Triglav Glacier Could Disappear by the End of the Year
Slovenia's Triglav glacier is at risk of disappearing entirely by the end of the year due to warming.
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The retreat of glaciers increases the risk of avalanches and floods in the planet's major mountains
Retreating glaciers are increasing the risk of avalanches and floods in major mountain ranges worldwide.
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Glacier Disasters Loom as Global Temperatures Rise
Rising global temperatures are increasing the threat of disasters related to melting glaciers.
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A Himalayan Time Bomb Is Ticking
The Himalayan region faces an escalating threat from climate-driven glacial instability and potential disasters.
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Summer Heatwaves Push World Glaciers Toward 2022 Record LossReprint
Global glaciers are experiencing record mass loss driven by sustained summer heatwaves.
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El Nino Is Yet to Peak, Bringing Heat and Agricultural Damage in Tow, UN SaysReprint
The UN warns that the ongoing El Niño event has not yet peaked, threatening further heat and agricultural damage.
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Carbon emissions and e-waste levies are favourites for new EU budget revenue
The European Union is considering carbon emission and e-waste levies as potential revenue sources for its upcoming budget.
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Nigeria’s Methane Data Exposes Oil Firms’ Reporting Gaps
New methane data from Nigeria highlights significant discrepancies in how oil companies report their emissions.
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Yara Opens Europe’s Largest Industrial Carbon Capture Facility in Sluiskil
Yara has opened Europe's largest industrial carbon capture facility at its production site in Sluiskil.
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Natural carbon sinks absorb 40% of human CO2 but remain largely unpriced
Natural carbon sinks absorb 40% of human-caused CO2 emissions but remain largely undervalued in global economic systems.
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UN: Every US$1 invested in climate and clean-air action can return US$15Study
A UN report suggests that every dollar invested in climate and clean-air action yields a fifteen-dollar return.
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UN: Tackling air pollution and climate crisis could boost global economy by 4.5 per cent by 2050Reprint
A UN report estimates that addressing air pollution and climate change could boost the global economy by 4.5% by 2050.
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Cheap Blue Pigment Powers CO2-to-Methane ConversionStudy
Researchers have developed a cheap blue pigment that facilitates the conversion of carbon dioxide into methane.
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South Asia’s air pollution burden equals 10% of GDP, 25 solutions offer 21:1 returns: UNEPStudy
A UNEP report finds that South Asia's air pollution costs 10% of GDP, while 25 specific solutions offer high economic returns.
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Q&A: What does the far-right state election win mean for Germany’s energy transition?
An analysis examines how recent far-right electoral gains in Germany might impact the country's ongoing energy transition.
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HSBC: Global Renewable Energy Spending Could Hit $20 TrillionStudy
HSBC analysts project that global investment in renewable energy could reach $20 trillion to meet climate targets.
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US adds 17.1 GW of clean power capacity in Q2, up 45% year on yearStudy
The United States added 17.1 GW of clean energy capacity in the second quarter, marking a 45% increase over the previous year.
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MENA Adds Record 16 GW of Renewable Energy Capacity in 2025: ReportStudy
The Middle East and North Africa region added a record 16 GW of renewable energy capacity in 2025.
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US Adds Record 20.2 GWh of Energy Storage Capacity in Q2 2026Study
The United States added a record 20.2 GWh of energy storage capacity during the second quarter of 2026.
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EVs Slashed Global Fuel Consumption Massively In 2025
The global adoption of electric vehicles significantly reduced total fuel consumption throughout 2025.
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Google, Tesla, Sunrun, and PG&E partner on new California virtual power plant programme
Google, Tesla, Sunrun, and PG&E are collaborating on a new virtual power plant program in California.
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'Slumping' South Korean Corals Worry Divers, Scientists Studying Climate Change
Scientists and divers are reporting significant coral degradation in South Korea linked to climate change.
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Africa pushes to turn climate pledges into investment and implementation as CCDA-XIV opens in Addis Ababa
African leaders and stakeholders are meeting in Addis Ababa to accelerate the implementation of climate pledges through increased investment.
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Cities in Great Britain most vulnerable to extreme heat revealed
A new index identifies British cities most vulnerable to extreme heat as urban heat islands intensify due to global warming.
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French winemakers forecast 30-year low harvest after severe drought and heat
French winemakers expect their lowest harvest in 30 years due to the impacts of severe drought and heatwaves.
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Record strength El Niño could mean bigger supermarket bills for Australians, experts warn
Experts warn that a record-strength El Niño event may increase food prices in Australia due to predicted hot and dry conditions.
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New digital tool shows exactly where California's water goes—and how climate change might disrupt it
A new digital tool tracks California's water usage and helps visualize how climate change might disrupt future supplies.
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ICCT Claims EV Operating Costs ⅓ Lower In EuropeStudy
A report from the ICCT finds that operating an electric vehicle in Europe in 2025 costs one-third less than a combustion engine vehicle.
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One effect of climate change: More rats, ticks and mosquitoes — and more disease
Climate change is contributing to the expansion of habitats for disease-carrying pests like rats, ticks, and mosquitoes.
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Impact of climate change on the habitat of European bumblebees | NewswiseStudy
Research indicates that climate change is negatively impacting the habitats and survival of bumblebee populations across Europe.
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Climate change puts 10 Georgia foods at risk | Exclusive
Climate change is threatening the production and viability of ten staple food crops grown in Georgia.
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Action On Clean Air And Climate Change Can Net $15 For Every Dollar Spent: ReportReprint
A new report suggests that integrated policies addressing air quality and climate change offer a high return on investment.
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From bacteria to harmful algae, warmer waters bring changing risks
Warmer water temperatures are expanding the range and prevalence of harmful bacteria and algae in aquatic environments.
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Is the New HIGH Climate Scenario Plausible?
A climate policy analyst questions the plausibility of high-end warming scenarios used in current climate modeling.
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How climate change may amplify earthquake impacts in the ArcticStudy
Research indicates that climate-driven environmental changes in the Arctic may increase the severity of earthquake impacts.
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Cathay Pacific Partners with Google to Use AI Against Global Warming: Over 100 Flights Cut Contrail Climate Impact by 40%
Cathay Pacific is using AI to optimize flight paths and reduce the climate impact of contrails.
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Coordinated action on clean air and climate change can net $15 for every dollar spentReprint
Coordinated investment in clean air and climate action is projected to yield significant economic returns.
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Cities in Great Britain most vulnerable to extreme heat revealed
A report identifies which cities in Great Britain are most vulnerable to the impacts of extreme heat.
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Experts Share The September Heat Dome's Impact On UK And EuropeReprint
Experts analyze the impacts of a September heat dome across the UK and Europe.
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Pacific Northwest faces another bad snow year thanks to ‘super El Niño’
The Pacific Northwest is experiencing reduced snowpack levels linked to the influence of a strong El Niño event.
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Nepal floods: President Paudel seeks climate justice after Himalayan disasterReprint
Nepal's President Paudel calls for international climate justice following severe flooding in the Himalayan region.
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The climate warning from Nepal’s Rasuwa flood disaster
The Rasuwa flood disaster in Nepal highlights the growing climate-related threats facing the Himalayan landscape.
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Mumbai could be swallowed by the sea. BMC begins a fresh risk check
Mumbai authorities have initiated a new risk assessment to address the threat of sea-level rise to the city.
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Mumbai sea-level rise: BMC orders fresh climate-risk assessment as coastline faces growing threat
Mumbai is conducting a fresh climate-risk assessment as the city faces increasing threats from rising sea levels.
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Is Mumbai Sinking? BMC's New Study Could Decide Which Areas Go UnderwaterStudy
Mumbai authorities are conducting a study to assess flood risks and potential land subsidence in the city.
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The retreat of glaciers increases the risk of avalanches and floods in the planet's major mountains
Glacial retreat is increasing the frequency and severity of avalanche and flood risks in major mountain ranges.
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Ministry of Emergency Situations proposes to formalize protection of glaciers from pollution and melting
Kyrgyzstan's emergency ministry proposes new regulations to protect glaciers from pollution and melting.
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Glacial alarm : Expanding lakes demand urgent actionReprint
Expanding glacial lakes in the Himalayas pose an increasing threat to downstream communities, requiring immediate monitoring and action.
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Gravitas | Darjeeling's tea industry faces uncertain future with 61% dip in production over 3 decades
Darjeeling's tea industry faces a significant production decline over three decades, linked to changing climate patterns.
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Panama Canal May Restrict Ship Traffic as El Niño WorsensReprint
The Panama Canal is preparing for further transit restrictions due to drought conditions exacerbated by El Niño.
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El Niño Set to Cause Disruption on an Unprecedented Scale
The current El Niño event is expected to cause significant global disruptions to weather, agriculture, and infrastructure.
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Barry Callebaut and Arla target dairy emissions with farm-level carbon partnership
Two food companies have launched a partnership to reduce dairy-related greenhouse gas emissions at the farm level.
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Local Carbon Falls, Neighbouring Pollution Rises: Truth About China’s Green Tax
Analysis suggests that China's green tax policies may lead to carbon leakage in neighboring regions.
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Labour proposes driving up carbon price by reducing reliance on planting pines
New Zealand's Labour Party proposes increasing the carbon price by reducing reliance on pine forest offsets.
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ANP and World Bank Launch Campaign to Measure Methane Emissions from Oil and Gas Production Assets in BrazilStudy
The ANP and World Bank are launching a campaign to measure methane emissions from Brazilian oil and gas assets.
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Cheap Blue Pigment Powers CO2-to-Methane ConversionStudy
Researchers have developed a new blue pigment catalyst that facilitates the conversion of carbon dioxide into methane.
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Clean-air investment could return $15 for every $1 spentReprint
New analysis suggests that investments in clean air initiatives could yield a fifteen-fold return in economic benefits.
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Delaying clean air initiatives in Delhi to cost lives and economies: report
A new report highlights the severe economic and public health consequences of delaying clean air policies in Delhi.
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On Clean Air Day, the EU Healthy Air Coalition is leading a call, joined by over 30 health organisations, for a fossil fuel phase-out to protect health
A coalition of over 30 health organizations is calling on the EU to phase out fossil fuels to protect public health.
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Cathay Pacific tests Google tool to reduce planet-warming contrails
Cathay Pacific is trialing Google technology designed to adjust flight paths to minimize the formation of heat-trapping contrails.
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Nevada data center plan for 2 private gas plants tests renewable-energy rules
A proposed data center project in Nevada involving private gas plants is raising questions about compliance with renewable energy regulations.
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How China’s green tech is undercutting US energy strategy in Africa
China's expansion of green technology exports is impacting the competitive landscape of United States energy strategy in Africa.
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Floating wind farms, bendable solar cells: How Koike wants to rewrite Tokyo's energy blueprint
Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike is proposing new energy policies including floating wind farms and advanced solar technology to modernize the city's power grid.
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EVs now 33% cheaper to run than gasoline vehicles
New data indicates that electric vehicles are now 33% cheaper to operate than comparable gasoline-powered vehicles.
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Electric cars are 33% cheaper to drive than gasoline, while electric trucks approach cost parity with diesel
Electric cars are 33% cheaper to operate than gasoline models, while electric trucks are nearing cost parity with diesel counterparts.
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EVs Slashed Global Fuel Consumption Massively In 2025
The global adoption of electric vehicles significantly reduced total fuel consumption throughout 2025.
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India’s CEA proposes mandatory co-located storage for new solar, wind projects
India's Central Electricity Authority proposes mandatory co-located energy storage for all new solar and wind power projects.
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Russia EV sales double in summer as motorists face fuel shortages
Electric vehicle sales in Russia doubled over the summer as motorists dealt with fuel shortages.
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Decades of satellite observations power new service for tracking climate changeStudy
Eumetsat has launched a new service utilizing decades of satellite data to monitor climate change trends.
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Nepal’s request for flood payout tests new climate-aid system
Nepal's request for flood-related financial assistance serves as a test case for emerging global climate-aid mechanisms.
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Nepal holds a day of mourning after floods kill 1,300
Nepal observes a day of national mourning following catastrophic flooding that resulted in over 1,300 deaths.
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Glacial alarm : Expanding lakes demand urgent action
An opinion piece calls for urgent action to manage expanding glacial lakes that threaten downstream communities.
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Pacific Northwest faces another bad snow year thanks to ‘super El Niño’
The Pacific Northwest is bracing for another poor snow year driven by the current super El Niño event.
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Copernicus Fire Emissions Watch maps wildfire emissions worldwideStudy
Copernicus has launched a monitoring tool to track and map wildfire-related carbon emissions on a global scale.
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Carbon capture tech exists. Scaling it up is the hard part
This analysis explores the technical and economic challenges involved in scaling up carbon capture technology.
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Health groups call for EU fossil fuel phase-out over air pollution
Health organizations are urging the European Union to phase out fossil fuels to mitigate air pollution-related health risks.
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How China’s green tech is undercutting US energy strategy in Africa
China's expansion of green technology exports is impacting United States energy strategy and influence within African markets.
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MENA Adds Record 16 GW of Renewable Energy Capacity in 2025: ReportStudy
A new report indicates that the Middle East and North Africa region added a record 16 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity in 2025.
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Solar to Surpass Coal in Texas Power Generation in 2026, EIA SaysStudy
The U.S. Energy Information Administration projects that solar power generation in Texas will surpass coal by 2026.
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Biggest US Grid Operator to Begin Processing New Power Plant Projects
PJM Interconnection, the largest US grid operator, is beginning to process a new backlog of power plant project applications.
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Mobilising private capital for climate resilienceStudy
The London School of Economics released a report on strategies for mobilizing private investment to enhance climate resilience.
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UAE’s heat-tolerant coral reefs face new threat as climate change intensifies
Heat-tolerant coral reefs in the UAE are facing new survival threats as global climate change intensifies.
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US adds 17.1 GW of clean power capacity in Q2, up 45% year on year
The United States added 17.1 gigawatts of new clean power capacity during the second quarter of 2026.
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Carbon credit financing emerges as Africa’s biggest bet for expanding clean cooking
Carbon credit financing is becoming a primary mechanism for expanding access to clean cooking technologies in Africa.
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After a flood, some manufactured home residents sometimes have nowhere safe to rebuild
Zoning regulations often prevent manufactured home residents from relocating to safer ground after climate-driven floods destroy their homes.
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London talks raise hopes for green shipping dealReprint
International Maritime Organization discussions show progress toward establishing green shipping targets despite geopolitical tensions.
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We’re the mayors of Paris, Milan and Phoenix. The heat crisis has us all facing the same question | Emmanuel Grégoire, Giuseppe Sala and Kate Gallego
Mayors from Paris, Milan, and Phoenix are collaborating on urban heat adaptation strategies to protect public health.
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Climate change images are getting scarier—could fear help drive action?
Researchers are debating whether increasingly graphic imagery of climate disasters effectively motivates public action.
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The Winners and Losers of Maine’s Race to Armor Its Shoreline Against Climate Change
Maine is facing complex social and environmental challenges as it implements shoreline armoring to combat rising sea levels.
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Europe's crops mature earlier due to climate change, data showsReprint
Data indicates that climate change is causing crops across Europe to reach maturity earlier in the season.
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Yes, passing 1.5 C of global warming is cause for alarm, but not despair
An analysis discusses the implications of exceeding the 1.5 C warming threshold, emphasizing the need for action over despair.
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Pacific islands demand COP31 support for clean energy and finance
Pacific island nations are calling for increased international support for clean energy and climate finance at COP31.
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The next water crisis is beneath our feet
Groundwater depletion is emerging as a critical water crisis exacerbated by changing climate patterns.
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Strong economic case for tackling pollution and climate change together, UN findsReprint
A UN finding highlights the strong economic rationale for integrating pollution control with climate change mitigation strategies.
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Central Park adapts to climate change while helping New York stay cool
New York City is implementing adaptation strategies in Central Park to mitigate the urban heat island effect.
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Karácsony Unveils Green Building Measures to Help Budapest Adapt to Climate Change
Budapest has announced new green building regulations designed to help the city adapt to rising temperatures.
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Data in action: introducing the Climate Anomalies and Normals serviceStudy
Eumetsat has launched a new service providing data on climate anomalies and historical weather normals.
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On Clean Air Day, the EU Healthy Air Coalition is leading a call, joined by over 30 health organisations, for a fossil fuel phase-out to protect health
A coalition of health organizations is calling for a phase-out of fossil fuels to protect public health.
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How climate change is causing Jeju's soft corals to 'slump'Reprint
Rising ocean temperatures are identified as the primary cause for the decline of soft corals near Jeju Island.
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Domain-informed AI could help electricity grids plan for rising demand and changing climateStudy
Researchers are developing AI models to help electricity grids manage rising demand and climate-related stress.
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Gas from the Beetaloo Basin will only pour fuel on the climate change fire
An analysis argues that new gas extraction in the Beetaloo Basin contradicts climate goals and increases emissions.
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How climate change and food insecurity could fuel conflicts
Experts examine the potential for climate change and food insecurity to act as catalysts for regional conflict.
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Cathay Pacific Partners with Google to Use AI Against Global Warming: Over 100 Flights Cut Contrail Climate Impact by 40%
Cathay Pacific and Google are using AI to adjust flight paths, successfully reducing the climate impact of contrails.
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What Would Happen If The Gulf Stream Stopped
An overview explores the potential environmental and climate consequences if the Gulf Stream current were to collapse.
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Cathay, Google expand AI trial to curb climate-warming contrailsReprint
Cathay Pacific and Google are expanding an AI-driven trial to reduce the warming impact of flight contrails.
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Increasingly hot weather may threaten a key part of healthy aging, study findsStudy
A new study suggests that increasing heat exposure may negatively impact cognitive health and aging processes.
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Amid heat wave, doctors warn of health risks for people taking GLP-1 drugs
Medical experts warn that individuals taking GLP-1 weight-loss drugs may face increased health risks during extreme heat waves.
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Fish kills follow extreme heat in Baltimore’s harbor and across Maryland
Extreme heat is linked to significant fish die-offs in Baltimore Harbor and across Maryland waterways.
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Chilean fruit season: Late spring rains, frosts, and extreme heat are threatening exports
Extreme weather events including frosts and heat are negatively impacting fruit production and exports in Chile.
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Europe’s Seared Pastures Spark Animal-Feed Crunch as Prices SoarReprint
Extreme heat in Europe has damaged pastures, leading to a shortage of animal feed and rising prices.
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Europe’s heatwave warning for Africa: fast-track a climate leapfrog
An analysis suggests Africa should accelerate climate adaptation strategies in response to global heat trends.
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French wine output to be among lowest in 30 years after heatwavesReprint
Heat waves have caused French wine production to drop to one of its lowest levels in 30 years.
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Wildfire costs highlight lawmakers’ work in Salem this week
Rising wildfire costs are a primary focus for Oregon lawmakers during the current legislative session.
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Maine’s wildfire threat is quietly heating up
Maine is seeing an increasing threat of wildfires as environmental conditions shift.
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Flash floods devastate Grand Canyon businesses still reeling from last year's wildfire
Flash floods have damaged Grand Canyon businesses that were already struggling following a previous wildfire.
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Wildfires are coming for America’s suburbs
Urban planning analysis suggests that wildfire risks are increasingly encroaching upon American suburban developments.
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Late summer heat, drought challenge Oregon’s trees and their caretakers
Oregon's trees and caretakers are struggling to cope with the compounding stresses of late summer heat and drought.
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Maine's drought is getting worse, and isn't expected to get better soon
Maine is experiencing worsening drought conditions with no immediate relief expected in the near-term forecast.
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WA farmers face realities of unprecedented drought
Washington state farmers are managing the agricultural impacts of an unprecedented and ongoing drought.
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How beavers can help create fire breaks as part of a drought preparation plan
Beaver populations can be utilized to create natural fire breaks as part of broader drought adaptation strategies.
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Explainer: Climate finance is great but how do you get it?
This explainer outlines the complexities and challenges of accessing international climate finance for developing nations.
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Nepal flood disaster puts climate justice under spotlight
Recent flooding in Nepal highlights the growing global discourse surrounding climate justice and loss and damage.
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As climate change warms the Himalayas, disasters like the Nepal floods are becoming more frequentReprint
Warming temperatures in the Himalayas are linked to an increased frequency of catastrophic flooding events in Nepal.
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Justice, Not Charity: Why Nepal Deserves Climate Compensation
Nepal advocates for climate compensation, arguing that vulnerable nations deserve financial support for climate-driven disasters.
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Nepal did little to cause the climate crisis. Now it is paying for its consequences.
Nepal faces severe consequences from a climate crisis it contributed little to, fueling calls for international accountability.
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Less snow, more rain, fewer hurricanes: What a record-breaking El Niño could mean for Canada
Meteorologists analyze the potential impacts of a record-breaking El Niño on Canadian weather patterns.
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Zero Carbon Heat Emerges As Australia's Hardest Climate ChallengeReprint
Decarbonizing industrial heat remains a significant challenge for Australia's climate transition goals.
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ArcelorMittal's Green Steel Faces Make-or-Break Price TestReprint
ArcelorMittal faces economic challenges in scaling the production and pricing of green steel.
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Mumbai could be swallowed by the sea. BMC begins a fresh risk check
Mumbai officials have initiated a new risk assessment to evaluate the city's vulnerability to rising sea levels.
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Mumbai sea-level rise: BMC orders fresh climate-risk assessment as coastline faces growing threatReprint
Mumbai's municipal corporation has ordered a climate-risk assessment to address threats from rising sea levels.
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Is Mumbai Sinking? BMC's New Study Could Decide Which Areas Go Underwater
Mumbai is conducting a new study to identify coastal areas most at risk from rising sea levels.
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What is a Rossby wave train? Scientists explain how Antarctica gained nearly 700 billion tons of ice - TheStudy
Scientists explain how atmospheric Rossby waves influenced recent ice accumulation in parts of Antarctica.
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Expanding Energy Transmission and Distribution Infrastructure Resilience Across Major Indian CitiesStudy
A report outlines strategies for improving the climate resilience of energy infrastructure in major Indian cities.
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Ministry of Emergency Situations proposes to formalize protection of glaciers from pollution and melting
Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Emergency Situations is proposing new regulations to protect glaciers from pollution and melting.
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Canada’s mining future comes with a hidden carbon cost
Analysis suggests that Canada's expanding mining sector carries significant, often overlooked, carbon costs.
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ISWG-GHG 22 discussions signal path back to Net-Zero deal, but political risks remain
International maritime discussions show progress toward net-zero goals, though political challenges remain for a final agreement.
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Agenda - Brussels to flesh out how to reach its 2040 climate goal
The European Commission is preparing to detail the specific policy measures required to meet its 2040 climate targets.
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UNEP Urges Dual-Target Carbon AccountingStudy
The UNEP is advocating for a dual-target approach to carbon accounting to improve emissions tracking.
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Inexpensive Blue Pigment Enables Efficient One-Step Conversion of Carbon Dioxide to MethaneStudy
Researchers have developed a low-cost pigment that enables the efficient conversion of carbon dioxide into methane.
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Campaigners launch fundraiser for legal challenge on methane pollution
Environmental campaigners are raising funds to support a legal challenge against methane pollution.
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Clean Air, Climate Action Yields $15 Return Per $1 SpentReprint
A new report indicates that investments in clean air and climate action yield a fifteen-fold economic return.
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‘Gaslit On Gas’? Report Finds Government Communications Fuelling Climate Misinformation
A report claims that New Zealand government communications are actively spreading misinformation regarding natural gas.
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Clean energy driving good jobs, growth on Eastern Plains, study saysStudy
A new study finds that clean energy development is driving job growth and economic expansion in Colorado's Eastern Plains.
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Spain Got a Head Start on Renewables — Now It Needs a Battery Revolution
Spain's rapid expansion of renewable energy capacity now requires significant investment in battery storage technology to manage grid stability.
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How China’s green tech is undercutting US energy strategy in Africa
China's competitive green technology exports are challenging the United States' energy influence and strategic goals in Africa.
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MENA Renewable Energy Capacity Surges to 16 GW in 2025Reprint
Renewable energy capacity in the MENA region reached 16 GW in 2025, marking a significant expansion of clean power infrastructure.
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Are Renewables Winning the Power Race — But Too Late for 1.5°C?Clickbait
An analysis questions whether the current pace of renewable energy adoption is sufficient to meet the 1.5°C climate target.
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India’s clean energy transition now central to economic resilience: Pralhad Joshi
India's government emphasizes that the transition to clean energy is now a fundamental component of the nation's economic resilience.
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EVs now 33% cheaper to run than gasoline vehicles
New data indicates that operating electric vehicles is currently 33% cheaper than operating comparable gasoline-powered vehicles.
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BRICS+ steers support for electric vehiclesReprint
BRICS+ nations have reached a consensus to support the adoption and development of electric vehicles.
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EV batteries dwarf grid storage capacity in Europe, says BruegelStudy
A Bruegel report finds that the total capacity of electric vehicle batteries in Europe significantly exceeds current grid-scale storage capacity.
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China temporarily suspends new battery storage factory approvals: ReportReprint
Reports indicate that China has temporarily suspended approvals for new battery energy storage manufacturing facilities.
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Vietnam lays early policy groundwork to aggregate rooftop PV, storage, and EVs into VPPs
Vietnam is developing policy frameworks to integrate rooftop solar, storage, and electric vehicles into virtual power plants.
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Red Sea giga-project becomes Saudi Arabia’s first to run its entire utility system on renewables
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea giga-project has become the country's first to operate entirely on renewable energy.
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Global shipping routes hit by climate change and conflicts
Climate change impacts are increasingly disrupting global shipping routes alongside geopolitical conflicts.
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Caritas Nepal head: Climate change’s toll on Nepal’s people is a ‘profound injustice’
The head of Caritas Nepal highlights the severe and unjust impacts of climate change on the country's vulnerable populations.
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Mukhtar Babayev: Climate change is matter of survival for small island statesReprint
COP29 President-designate Mukhtar Babayev emphasizes that climate change poses an existential threat to small island developing states.
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Why Is "Climate Overshoot" Now Reshaping Policy, Finance and Science?Clickbait
An analysis of how the concept of climate overshoot is forcing a re-evaluation of global policy, financial strategies, and scientific priorities.
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Canada doesn’t need to abandon climate efforts in the name of growth or unity
An argument that Canada can maintain economic growth while continuing to pursue necessary climate action and policy goals.
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El Niño conditions raise concerns over coral reefs and marine habitatsReprint
El Niño conditions are causing significant concern for the health of coral reefs and marine ecosystems.
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El Niño conditions raise concerns over coral reefs and marine habitatsReprint
El Niño conditions are causing significant concern for the health of coral reefs and marine ecosystems.
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Port Authority of NY and NJ, CALSTART launch $45M electric truck plan
The Port Authority of NY and NJ is partnering with CALSTART to launch a $45 million incentive program for electrifying heavy-duty truck fleets.
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Decades of satellite observations power new service for tracking climate changeStudy
EUMETSAT has launched a new service utilizing decades of satellite data to track and monitor climate change indicators.
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Was the heat of this summer really 'normal?'Clickbait
This article examines whether recent record-breaking summer temperatures are part of a new normal driven by climate change.
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We have failed to stop catastrophic global warming
This piece argues that global efforts have been insufficient to prevent catastrophic climate change.
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Keeping cool saves thousands of lives yearly, but at a cost of worsening global warming, experts sayReprint
Experts note the paradox that while air conditioning saves lives during heatwaves, it simultaneously exacerbates global warming.
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China and Russia launch first sea ice survey as Arctic tensions swell
China and Russia have initiated a joint survey of Arctic sea ice amid increasing geopolitical interest in the region.
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September heat wave set some all-time records in the region
September temperatures in West Kentucky reached all-time record highs during a recent heat wave.
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Heat Advisories & Extreme Wildfire DangerReprint
Heat advisories have been issued alongside warnings of extreme wildfire danger in the region.
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Late summer heat, drought challenge Oregon’s trees and their caretakers
Oregon's trees are suffering from the combined stress of late-summer heat and persistent drought.
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NASA Map Shows Impact of Water Crisis on Tens of Thousands of AmericansStudy
A NASA map illustrates the impact of water shortages on tens of thousands of Americans.
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Council revamps flood defences in bid to tackle climate change
A local council is upgrading flood defense infrastructure as part of a broader strategy to address climate change.
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Nepal mourns flood victims as expert warns climate risks are growingReprint
Experts warn that climate risks are increasing as Nepal mourns victims of recent devastating floods.
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Nepal mourns flood victims as expert warns climate risks are growingReprint
Experts warn that climate risks are increasing as Nepal mourns victims of recent devastating floods.
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Bigger ‘NOAH’ funds to strengthen flood, climate change response
The Philippines is increasing funding for the Project NOAH initiative to improve flood management and climate change response.
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Greenpeace calls Nepal floods a humanitarian disaster, urges stronger climate action
Greenpeace characterizes the Nepal floods as a humanitarian disaster and demands more robust climate action.
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President Paudel urges global action on climate change risks after Bhotekoshi flood
Nepal's President urges global leaders to address climate risks following the Bhotekoshi flood disaster.
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Explainer: Climate finance is great but how do you get it?
This explainer details the complexities and challenges involved in accessing international climate finance.
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Nepalese Youth Demand Climate Aid Over Sympathy After Flood
Youth activists in Nepal are demanding concrete climate aid rather than symbolic sympathy following recent flooding.
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Nepal Floods Are a Reminder of Why We Need Better Development Models, Data Sharing, Climate Finance
An analysis argues that Nepal's floods necessitate improved development models, data sharing, and climate finance.
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Nepal's President seeks climate justice after devastating floodsReprint
Nepal's President calls for global climate justice in the wake of devastating floods.
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Can Engineered Timber Solve Europe's Construction Emissions and Affordable Housing Shortage?
Engineered timber is being evaluated as a potential solution to reduce construction emissions and address housing shortages in Europe.
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UN Assessment Finds Clean Air Spending Returns FifteenfoldReprint
A UN assessment indicates that investments in clean air initiatives yield significant economic returns.
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Danish experts, University of Miami partner to share solutions to tackle rising sea levels
Danish experts and the University of Miami are collaborating to develop strategies for managing rising sea levels.
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Saltwater flooding could radically change which crops are worth growing
Saltwater intrusion from rising seas may force significant changes in agricultural crop selection and farming practices.
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The 4 Cork areas most at risk as UCC launches interactive coast erosion mapStudy
University College Cork released an interactive map identifying coastal areas vulnerable to erosion.
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Scientists covered 200 square metres of a Swiss glacier with sheep’s wool; early tests found it protectedStudy
Swiss scientists are testing the use of sheep's wool to insulate and protect a glacier from melting.
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Glacier Disasters Loom as Global Temperatures Rise
Rising global temperatures are increasing the risk of disasters related to glacial instability.
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More than 6,000 litres of urine a day on Everest: Is human activity making the glacier melt faster?
A study suggests that human waste and fuel use at Everest base camps contribute to localized glacial melting.
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OMG: Can sheep save the glaciers? Swiss scientists put wool to the test
Swiss scientists are testing the use of wool blankets to protect glaciers from melting during summer months.
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Human urine contributes to melting of glacier near Mount EverestReprint
Research indicates that human waste accumulation at Mount Everest base camps is contributing to the melting of nearby glaciers.
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Developed nations obliged to shoulder climate responsibility
An article discusses the diplomatic expectations for developed nations to lead in global climate finance and responsibility.
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In 2023, Australia put a 330-square-metre floating wetland on a wastewater lagoon; two years later researStudy
Research evaluates the effectiveness of a floating wetland installed in an Australian wastewater lagoon for environmental remediation.
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"Producing Automotive Steel Sheets with 70% Lower Carbon Emissions"
A steel manufacturer reports the development of automotive steel sheets produced with 70% lower carbon emissions.
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Scientists Accidentally Caused a Methane Leak Beneath The South China Sea. Ocean Life Sealed It Almost Instantly.
Researchers observed that ocean life quickly sealed a methane leak caused by scientific activity in the South China Sea.
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Feed conversion advantages in methane inhibiting feed additive, US trials showStudy
US trials indicate that methane-inhibiting feed additives for livestock also improve feed conversion efficiency.
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bp bets on close-to-zero level in methane emissions for Net Zero strategy
BP has committed to achieving near-zero methane emissions as part of its broader net-zero strategy.
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UNGA81: climate action central to leadership through today’s accelerating crises
Climate action is identified as a central priority for global leadership during the 81st session of the UN General Assembly.
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Same old scam: offsets permit polluters to pay their way out of climate action
This commentary argues that carbon offset programs allow corporations to avoid meaningful climate action.
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Spain calls for more focus on climate risks in EU decision making
Spain is advocating for the European Union to integrate climate risk assessments more deeply into its decision-making processes.
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Pacific climate campaigners condemn Australia’s 30-year Saraji coal mine expansionReprint
Pacific climate activists are protesting the approval of a 30-year coal mine expansion project in Australia.
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Gaslit on Gas? WWF Accuses Government of Selling New Zealand Half the Story on Fossil Fuels
The WWF accuses the New Zealand government of providing incomplete information regarding the role of fossil fuels in the energy sector.
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Clean energy driving good jobs, growth on Eastern Plains, study saysStudy
A new study indicates that clean energy projects are contributing to job growth and economic development in Colorado's Eastern Plains.
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IRENA at the 81st United Nations General Assembly / Climate Week NYCReprint
IRENA is participating in the UN General Assembly and Climate Week NYC to discuss global energy transition goals.
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Opinion: Energy storage can reshape the economics of renewable power
This commentary argues that energy storage technologies are essential for improving the economic viability of renewable power systems.
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Pakistan makes BESS mandatory for bidders in solar, wind auctions
Pakistan now requires bidders in solar and wind energy auctions to include battery energy storage systems in their proposals.
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Firm Buys Texas Coal Plant to Leverage its Grid Connections for New Massive Solar Project
A firm purchased a Texas coal plant to utilize its existing grid connections for a new large-scale solar project.
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EU Solar Market 2026 Mid-Year Analysis: Growth Amid Crisis, Policy Gaps - News and StatisticsStudy
A mid-year analysis of the EU solar market highlights growth trends alongside ongoing policy challenges and gaps.
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Nigeria to add 1.7GW solar capacity as Africa’s 2026 installations projected to hit 17GW
Nigeria plans to add 1.7GW of solar capacity as Africa's total solar installations are projected to reach 17GW by 2026.
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Yes, EVs Really Are Cleaner Than Gas Cars. Here's By How Much
An analysis confirms that electric vehicles produce fewer lifetime emissions than internal combustion engine vehicles.
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Toyota urges Vietnam to give hybrid vehicles priority in low-emission zones
Toyota is lobbying the Vietnamese government to provide preferential treatment for hybrid vehicles in low-emission zones.
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ICCT Claims EV Operating Costs ⅓ Lower In EuropeReprint
A report from the ICCT finds that electric vehicle operating costs in Europe are one-third lower than those of combustion vehicles.
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Calstart, Port of N.Y. and N.J. unveil incentives for zero-emission truck adoption
New incentives have been launched to encourage the adoption of zero-emission trucks at the Port of New York and New Jersey.
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British politicians think voters oppose climate policies, but polling shows otherwise
Polling suggests that British public support for climate policies is stronger than many politicians believe.
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The next wars may not be about oil or borders: Climate change is turning food, water and farmland into newClickbait
Climate change is increasingly identified as a driver of global conflict over essential resources like food, water, and land.
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Damselfish Help Corals Heal 55% Faster and Scientists Aren’t Sure WhyStudy
Research indicates that damselfish help coral reefs recover faster, though the underlying biological mechanisms remain unclear.
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El Niño conditions raise concerns over coral reefs and marine habitatsReprint
El Niño conditions are increasing risks to marine habitats and coral reef health.
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El Niño conditions raise concerns over coral reefs and marine habitatsReprint
El Niño conditions are raising concerns regarding the survival of coral reefs and marine ecosystems.
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Supersized El Niño Threatens Europe With Winter Shocks, Record HeatClickbait
A strong El Niño event is predicted to cause significant winter weather disruptions and heat records across Europe.
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Malaysia lifts emergency declaration in Sarawak district as fire haze eases, though air quality still poor
Malaysia lifted an emergency declaration in a district as fire-related haze improved, though air quality remains poor.
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Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency for Business WebinarStudy
The IEA hosted a webinar detailing the economic and operational advantages of implementing energy efficiency measures for businesses.
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Impact of climate change on the habitat of European bumblebees | NewswiseStudy
A study details how climate change is negatively impacting the habitat of European bumblebees.
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Council revamps flood defences in bid to tackle climate change
A local council is upgrading flood defense infrastructure as part of its strategy to address climate change impacts.
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UN Assessment Finds Clean Air Spending Returns FifteenfoldReprint
A UN assessment indicates that investments in clean air initiatives yield significant economic returns.
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‘Catastrophic’: Glacier collapse sparks panicClickbait
A glacier collapse in a mountainous region has caused significant alarm and local disruption.
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Nepal’s flash flood teaches the value of geospatial data
An editorial highlights the necessity of using geospatial data to improve disaster preparedness following Nepal's recent flash floods.
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A Himalayan Time Bomb Is TickingClickbait
An opinion piece warns of the growing threat posed by unstable glacial lakes in the Himalayan region.
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Taiwan turns agricultural waste into products and energy to cut emissions
Taiwan is converting agricultural waste into energy and commercial products to lower the sector's carbon footprint.
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Regional partners interested in SOCAR's AI methane monitoring solution
Regional partners are exploring the adoption of SOCAR's artificial intelligence-based system for monitoring methane emissions.
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Europe’s heatwave warning for Africa: fast-track a climate leapfrog
The author argues that Africa must accelerate climate adaptation strategies in response to increasing heatwave risks.
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Australia’s large-scale solar hits new state records as curtailment falls
Large-scale solar projects in Australia are achieving record generation levels as grid curtailment rates decline.
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Romania has exceeded the PNRR targets for green transport
Romania has surpassed its national recovery and resilience plan targets regarding the implementation of green transport infrastructure.
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BRICS+ steers support for electric vehicles
BRICS+ nations have expressed collective support for the expansion and adoption of electric vehicles.
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EV batteries dwarf grid storage capacity in Europe, says BruegelStudy
Bruegel analysis indicates that the total capacity of electric vehicle batteries in Europe currently exceeds that of stationary grid storage.
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Supersized El Niño Threatens Europe With Winter Shocks, Record HeatClickbait
A strong El Niño event is projected to bring potential winter disruptions and record heat to Europe.
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Yes, passing 1.5 C of global warming is cause for alarm, but not despair
An analysis argues that while exceeding 1.5 C of warming is concerning, it should not lead to despair.
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Carbon emissions and e-waste levies are favourites for new EU budget revenue
The European Union is considering carbon emission levies as a potential source of revenue for its upcoming budget.
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Campaigners launch fundraiser for legal challenge on methane pollution
Environmental campaigners are raising funds to support a legal challenge against methane pollution.
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Clean-air investment could return $15 for every $1 spent
A report suggests that investments in clean air initiatives could yield significant economic returns.
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Gas from the Beetaloo Basin will only pour fuel on the climate change fire
This opinion piece argues that developing the Beetaloo Basin for gas extraction is incompatible with climate goals.
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India becomes World’s third-largest renewable energy capacity holder: Pralhad Joshi
India has become the world's third-largest holder of renewable energy capacity according to government officials.
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Nigeria to add 1.7GW solar capacity as Africa’s 2026 installations projected to hit 17GW
Nigeria plans to add 1.7 gigawatts of solar capacity as total African installations are projected to reach 17 gigawatts in 2026.
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Data in action: introducing the Climate Anomalies and Normals serviceStudy
Eumetsat has introduced a new service providing data on climate anomalies and historical norms.
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Oceans hit record temperatures due to climate change and El Nino (Video)Clickbait
Global ocean temperatures have reached record highs, driven by the combined effects of climate change and El Niño.
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The Winners and Losers of Maine’s Race to Armor Its Shoreline Against Climate Change
Maine residents face difficult choices regarding property protection as rising sea levels and coastal erosion threaten historic shorelines.
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What conservation rumors reveal about climate projects in the Congo Basin (commentary)
Misinformation regarding climate projects in the Congo Basin highlights the need for better community engagement in conservation efforts.
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Public asked to have their say on proposed new renewable energy companyReprint
The UK government is seeking public input on plans for a new state-owned renewable energy company.
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Climate change puts 10 Georgia foods at risk | Exclusive
Climate change is threatening the viability of ten specific food crops grown in Georgia.
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How researchers are helping Canada understand a changing climate
Canadian researchers are working to improve public understanding of local climate change impacts and trends.
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Editor’s note: the cost of failing to connect climate and clean air
An editorial highlights the economic and health necessity of integrating clean air policies with climate change mitigation strategies.
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Developed nations obliged to shoulder climate responsibility
A commentary piece argues that developed nations must take greater responsibility for climate action and financial support.
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We have failed to stop catastrophic global warming
A commentary piece reflects on the perceived failure of global efforts to prevent catastrophic warming.
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How to Mitigate Climate Risk: The Production Basins Approach
A production basins approach is proposed as a strategy for industries to mitigate climate-related operational risks.
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‘Slumping’ South Korean Corals Worry Divers, Scientists Studying Climate Change
Scientists and divers are observing the degradation of South Korean coral reefs, attributing the decline to climate change.
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Extreme heat is paralyzing Chicago’s moveable bridges
Extreme heat is causing mechanical failures in Chicago's moveable bridges, highlighting infrastructure vulnerabilities to rising temperatures.
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College football’s record-breaking heat wave: Bands silenced, games ended, fans fleeing
Record-breaking heat waves are disrupting college football games and fan activities across the United States.
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A hidden summer threat could soon send twice as many Americans to the hospital
Rising summer temperatures are projected to significantly increase hospitalizations for heat-related illnesses in the United States.
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Experts on what the September heat dome will mean for the UK and Europe
Experts analyze the implications of a September heat dome affecting the UK and Europe.
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Experts Share How The September 'Heat Dome' Will Impact UK And Europe
Experts discuss the impacts of a September heat dome on the UK and Europe.
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How would Yakima County handle a large-scale wildfire evacuation?
Yakima County officials are evaluating their capacity to manage large-scale wildfire evacuations.
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New wildfire sparks near Payson, threatening nearby structures
A new wildfire has ignited near Payson, posing an immediate threat to local structures.
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Colorado’s unprecedented drought has residents getting creative on how to water their gardens
Colorado residents are adopting creative water-saving measures to maintain gardens during an unprecedented drought.
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Sunflower crop looks to be faring well despite drought
Sunflower crops are showing resilience despite the ongoing drought conditions affecting the region.
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City of Dumas in stage 3 of Drought Contingency Plan
The city of Dumas has implemented stage 3 of its drought contingency plan to manage water resources.
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Corn crop is ‘hit and miss’ after summer drought
Local corn crop yields are inconsistent due to the impacts of this summer's drought.
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Drought devastation: How to protect London's trees
Urban arborists discuss strategies to protect London's trees from the increasing threat of drought.
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President Paudel urges global action on climate change risks after Bhotekoshi floodReprint
Nepal's President calls for international climate action following devastating floods in the Bhotekoshi region.
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From Nepal to Dikhow: Understanding the forces behind major floods
An analysis examines the intersection of climate change and regional development factors contributing to recent major floods in Nepal and India.
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Kenya braces for floods as UN warns El Niño may break 2016 recordReprint
Kenya prepares for potential flooding as UN forecasts suggest the current El Niño event may break 2016 records.
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Mwanza Activates El Niño Emergency Plan as Rains Threaten Lake BasinReprint
Mwanza authorities implement emergency plans to manage potential flooding risks associated with El Niño.
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BS EDIT: The cost of rising seas
An editorial discusses the economic implications and costs associated with global sea level rise.
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Nepal’s flash flood teaches the value of geospatial data
The recent flash floods in Nepal highlight the critical importance of geospatial data for disaster management and climate adaptation.
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Super El Niño: an explainer
The Wildlife Trusts provides an overview explaining the mechanics and impacts of a super El Niño event.
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El Niño and DRRStudy
The UNDRR outlines strategies for disaster risk reduction in response to El Niño-related climate hazards.
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How Super El Niño could reshape global coffee production and prices
The current El Niño event may disrupt global coffee production, leading to potential supply shortages and price increases.
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Supercharged El Niño heading for record strength; Canada’s winter may ‘take a holiday,’ climatologist says
A strong El Niño is expected to influence Canadian winter weather, potentially leading to record-breaking conditions.
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This year's El Nino expected to be strongest ever, experts sayReprint
Experts suggest the current El Niño event could become the strongest on record.
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As El Niño builds, Asia rethinks how it grows food
Asian agricultural sectors are adapting food production strategies to mitigate risks posed by the developing El Niño.
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Climate crisis: How the supersized El Niño could hit Europe
Analysis explores how the current El Niño event may influence climate and weather patterns across Europe.
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HKO warns super El Nino to peak by Dec after record cyclonesReprint
Hong Kong Observatory warns that the current super El Niño will peak in December following a season of record cyclones.
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Analysis: Will rise in tech solutions cut scope 3 emissions?
Industry analysis examines whether emerging technological solutions can effectively reduce Scope 3 supply chain emissions.
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Barry Callebaut and Arla launch ambitious decarbonisation planReprint
Barry Callebaut and Arla Foods have announced a collaborative plan to reduce carbon emissions within their dairy supply chains.
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"A Plant Producing Automotive Steel Sheets with 70% Lower Carbon Emissions"Reprint
A new industrial plant is producing automotive steel sheets with 70 percent lower carbon emissions than traditional methods.
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Barry Callebaut And Arla Foods To Cut Dairy Emissions In Chocolate Supply ChainReprint
Barry Callebaut and Arla Foods are partnering to reduce dairy-related emissions within the chocolate production supply chain.
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Taiwan turns agricultural waste into products and energy to cut emissions
Taiwan is converting agricultural waste into energy and products to reduce national carbon emissions.
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Norway's Groundbreaking Carbon Capture LeapReprint
Norway continues to advance its carbon capture and storage initiatives through new technological developments.
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Transport minister: Compulsory carbon tax on aviation centre still in discussion
Malaysian officials are currently discussing the potential implementation of a mandatory carbon tax for the aviation sector.
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Philippine Rail Expansion to Slash Transport Emissions, Ease Metro Manila Congestion
The Philippines is expanding its rail network to reduce transport-related greenhouse gas emissions and urban congestion.
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How Fiscal Incentives Can Turn Mexico’s Flared Gas Into Revenue
Mexico is considering fiscal incentives to encourage the capture and monetization of flared natural gas.
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Cities in the Brazilian Amazon stepping up climate action
Municipalities across the Brazilian Amazon are implementing new local strategies to address climate change impacts.
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Steve Marshall helps sink New York's $75 billion climate 'penalty' on coal, oil and gas producersReprint
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall led a legal effort to block a New York climate penalty on fossil fuel companies.
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Pacific island states urge COP31 to provide climate financeReprint
Pacific island nations are calling for increased climate finance commitments ahead of the COP31 summit.
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Delaware at-home solar initiative aims to reduce energy bills while reducing emissions
Delaware has launched a new residential solar initiative designed to lower energy costs while reducing carbon emissions.
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We Need Renewable Energy Fast, and Ways to get the Public On Board
An opinion piece discusses the urgent need for renewable energy and strategies to improve public support for the transition.
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BloombergNEF’s South Africa Transition Factbook: Power-Market Reform and Private Investments Drive Energy TransitionStudy
A new BloombergNEF report highlights how market reforms and private investment are accelerating South Africa's energy transition.
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Hon Hai eyes 100% green power use in global sites by 2040
Electronics manufacturer Hon Hai aims to transition its global operations to 100% renewable energy by 2040.
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NEPRA Approves Mandatory BESS in Pakistan's 800MW Renewable AuctionStudy
Pakistan's regulator has mandated battery energy storage systems for new renewable energy auctions to improve grid reliability.
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Australia’s large-scale solar hits new state records as curtailment falls
Large-scale solar generation in Australia reached record levels as grid curtailment issues decreased.
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Chinese solar technology boosts renewable energy in Africa — SCMPReprint
Chinese solar technology is increasingly being deployed to support renewable energy expansion across various African nations.
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Sungrow, UNSW Sydney and JT Solar Launch AI-Enabled Community Energy Project in Australia
Sungrow and partners have launched an AI-enabled community energy project in Australia to optimize local power distribution.
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Daily News Wrap-Up: Clean Energy Manufacturing Faces R&D GapReprint
A news summary highlights a persistent research and development gap hindering the manufacturing of clean energy technologies.
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Electric vehicle sales are plummeting. Will they soon become too niche?Clickbait
A report examines recent fluctuations in electric vehicle sales and questions the long-term market viability of the technology.
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Calstart, Port of N.Y. and N.J. unveil incentives for zero-emission truck adoption
Calstart and the Port of New York and New Jersey launched new financial incentives to encourage the adoption of zero-emission trucks.
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Romania has exceeded the PNRR targets for green transport
Romania has surpassed its established targets for green transport infrastructure under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan.
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Equinor brings its largest energy storage project online in the US
Equinor has commissioned its largest energy storage project to date in the United States.
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AES Andes begins testing 340 MW/1.36 GWh Cristales BESS
AES Andes has commenced testing of a 340 MW battery energy storage system in Chile.
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EPC Renewables signs deal for Fiji solar and 240 MWh battery project
EPC Renewables has secured a contract to develop a solar and battery storage project in Fiji.
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Gulf energy storage plan is crucial for AI power needs, Bahrain says
Bahrain officials state that energy storage development is essential to meet the power demands of artificial intelligence.
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Flat-out cheaper: E.ON and Allume unlocking the triple benefits of solar, battery and flexibility for millions in social housing for the first time
E.ON and Allume are partnering to provide solar and battery storage solutions to social housing residents.
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Call for Proposals: Standardizing Loss and Damage Assessments for Climate Finance (Kyrgyzstan)
A new initiative seeks proposals to standardize loss and damage assessments for climate finance in Kyrgyzstan.
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Ethiopia’s Climate Action Offers African Food Systems a Model for Resilience, Officials Say
Ethiopian officials claim the country's climate action strategies provide a model for resilient food systems in Africa.
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Why Is the "Carbon Budget" Warning Shaking Climate Policy?Clickbait
An overview of how carbon budget constraints are increasingly influencing global climate policy and economic planning.
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Rafiyev stresses need for unity on climate goalsReprint
COP29 lead negotiator Yalchin Rafiyev calls for international unity to achieve collective climate goals ahead of upcoming summits.
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Pulau Aur coral restoration enters third year with 300 rescued corals
A coral restoration project at Pulau Aur continues its efforts to rehabilitate damaged reefs with hundreds of rescued corals.
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Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency for Business WebinarStudy
The IEA hosts a webinar detailing the operational and economic advantages of implementing energy efficiency measures within business sectors.
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These Legacy Automakers Lead the EV Transition in the United States — BEV Share of Auto Brand & Group Sales
A quarterly analysis tracks which legacy automakers are leading the transition to battery electric vehicle sales in the United States.
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Acid Test Coming For Zero Emission Fuel Cell Trucks In EuropeReprint
Toyota is testing heavy-duty fuel cell trucks in Germany to evaluate the potential for zero-emission freight transport.
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Audi reveals its new entry-level EV with over 400 miles of range starts at about $45,000
Audi has unveiled the A2 e-tron, an entry-level electric vehicle featuring over 400 miles of range.
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The Climate Crisis and Christian Witness
This article explores the intersection of Christian theology and the moral imperative to address the climate crisis.
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What Would Happen If The Gulf Stream StoppedClickbait
This article explores the potential environmental and climate consequences if the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation were to collapse.
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Oklahoma lake levels drop as officials plan Canton water transfer to boost Hefner
Oklahoma officials are transferring water between lakes to address low water levels caused by heat and drought conditions.
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Late Frosts, Drought and Hail Damage Challenge Wisconsin Apple Growers
Wisconsin apple growers report crop challenges caused by late frosts, drought, and hail.
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Midcoast remains in a Severe Drought: Mainers encouraged to conserve water, report dry wells
Maine officials are urging water conservation as severe drought conditions persist in the Midcoast region.
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MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Coon Rapids Expands Water Conservation Measures as Drought Pressures Continue Across Minnesota
Coon Rapids, Minnesota, is implementing mandatory water conservation measures due to ongoing regional drought.
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Colorado leaf-peeping season moves earlier after continued drought
Persistent drought conditions in Colorado are causing the annual autumn leaf-peeping season to occur earlier than historical averages.
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Is Nepal a turning point in climate coverage?
An analysis examines whether the recent Nepal floods represent a shift in how media covers climate-related disasters.
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Nepal floods expose the growing climate crisis as melting himalayan glaciers bear the burden of reckless consumerism
An opinion piece links Nepal's flooding and melting glaciers to the impacts of global consumerism.
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Who Pays the Price of Climate Disasters? Nepal Prepares for Diplomatic Leadership With a Call for Climate Justice
Nepal prepares to advocate for climate justice on the international stage following recent disaster-related losses.
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Coastal Protection Geotextiles Market to Double by 2035 on Sea-Level Rise and Smart Monitoring DemandStudy
The market for coastal protection geotextiles is projected to grow significantly due to rising sea levels and infrastructure needs.
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A Himalayan Time Bomb Is TickingClickbait
An opinion piece warns of the escalating risks posed by melting Himalayan glaciers and potential flooding disasters.
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How El Niño could affect flights this winter
The current El Niño event may cause increased turbulence and operational disruptions for commercial flights this winter.
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‘Off-the-Charts’ El Niño: Meteorologist Predicts Winter’s Biggest Snow Winners and LosersClickbait
A meteorologist provides speculative forecasts for winter snowfall patterns in the U.S. influenced by El Niño.
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Map Shows Which US States Face Heavy Snow as El Niño StrengthensClickbait
A map illustrates potential snowfall variations across the U.S. during the current El Niño cycle.
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Meteorologist Says Strong Super El Nino Could be ‘Critical’ for US SnowClickbait
A meteorologist discusses the potential impact of a strong El Niño on U.S. winter snowfall.
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Kal Tire’s Maple Programme achieves new milestone with ISO verification
A mining supply company received verification for a program aimed at reducing carbon emissions in its operations.
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Three major Radisson Blu hotels in Norway achieve Verified Net Zero status
Three Radisson Blu hotels in Norway have achieved verified net-zero status through various sustainability initiatives.
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PH trains emit 50% less carbon than private vehicles, DOTr says
The Philippine Department of Transportation reports that rail transit emits 50% less carbon than private vehicle travel.
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Chiesi advances low-carbon inhaler transition with European Fostair and Trimbow submissions
Chiesi is transitioning to low-carbon inhalers through new regulatory submissions in Europe.
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Clean Air and Intensive Livestock Farming: The Hidden Cost Behind Cages and ShedsClickbait
This opinion piece argues that intensive livestock farming contributes significantly to air pollution and environmental degradation.
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SOCAR highlights major success of methane emissions reduction programReprint
Azerbaijan's state oil company SOCAR reports progress in its program to reduce methane emissions from its operations.
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Maximising landfill gas capture
Industry experts discuss technical strategies for improving the capture of methane gas from landfill operations.
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Azerbaijan's SOCAR sets sights on near-zero methane intensityReprint
SOCAR announces a new corporate goal to achieve near-zero methane intensity across its oil and gas infrastructure.
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BCAW 2026 explores accelerating methane abatementReprint
Participants at Baku Climate Action Week 2026 discuss strategies to accelerate global methane abatement efforts.
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Germany’s far right alternative energy reality
An analysis examines the political challenges and energy policy stances of Germany's far-right parties regarding renewable energy.
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Call made to cut fossil fuels for cleaner airReprint
Advocates are calling for a reduction in fossil fuel usage to improve air quality.
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Youth group condemns Australia’s coal project expansion, alleges climate hypocrisyReprint
A youth group has criticized Australia's coal expansion plans, citing concerns over climate policy inconsistency.
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IRENA Director-General: The energy transition is both an economic and strategic necessityReprint
The IRENA Director-General argues that the global energy transition is a strategic and economic necessity.
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New Zealand's former leader speaks to TVB News about climate change
A former New Zealand leader discusses climate change issues in an interview with TVB News.
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Delaware at-home solar initiative aims to reduce energy bills while reducing emissions
Delaware has launched a residential solar initiative aimed at lowering energy costs and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Floating offshore wind turbines could transform Canada’s renewable energy futureClickbait
Floating offshore wind technology is being explored as a potential contributor to Canada's renewable energy capacity.
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COMMENTARY: Southeast Asia emerges as a crucial driver of China's clean-tech exports
This commentary explores Southeast Asia's growing role in the export market for Chinese clean-technology products.
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Are agrivoltaics the future of Indiana’s solar farms?Clickbait
Indiana is exploring the potential of agrivoltaics to integrate solar energy production with agricultural land use.
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President of Comoros inaugurates UAE-financed solar plants
The President of Comoros inaugurated new solar power plants funded by the United Arab Emirates.
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Abei Energy, Shell unit sign PPA for solar-storage project in Spain
Abei Energy and a Shell subsidiary signed a power purchase agreement for a solar and battery storage project in Spain.
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We Need Renewable Energy Fast, and Ways to get the Public On Board
This piece argues for the rapid expansion of renewable energy and discusses strategies to increase public support.
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OWC is leading a consortium advising Morocco’s first offshore wind development
A consortium led by OWC is providing advisory services for Morocco's first offshore wind energy development.
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MENA Renewable Energy Capacity Surges to 16 GW in 2025
Renewable energy capacity in the MENA region reached 16 GW in 2025, marking a significant surge.
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Odisha clears record ₹15,948 crore power transmission push
The Indian state of Odisha approved a significant investment in power transmission infrastructure to support grid expansion.
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The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) is looking to expand the presence of electric vehicles (EV) in Metro Manila, opening 7,500 ride-hailing slots. I via ANC 24/7 Link to the full story in the comments section.
The Philippines' transport board plans to increase electric vehicle presence by opening 7,500 new ride-hailing slots.
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Water Battery Solution: Pumped-Storage Power Essential
Pumped-storage hydropower is identified as a critical component for balancing renewable energy grids.
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Climate change a top election issue for many after summer storms
Local voters in Niagara-on-the-Lake identify climate change as a primary election issue following recent severe weather events.
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Global shipping routes hit by climate change and conflictsReprint
Global shipping routes are facing disruptions caused by a combination of climate-related impacts and geopolitical conflicts.
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Monday's energy & climate stories
This is a daily roundup of energy and climate-related news stories.
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BS EDIT: The cost of rising seas
An editorial discusses the economic implications and costs associated with rising global sea levels.
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More than 6,000 litres of urine dumped on Everest daily: Is human activity making the glacier melt faster?Clickbait
Reports suggest that human waste accumulation on Mount Everest may be contributing to accelerated glacial melting.
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CLEANTECH: How a Calgary Firm is Making Oil and Gas Extraction Cleaner
A Calgary-based firm is implementing new technologies to reduce emissions during oil and gas extraction processes.
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BCAW 2026 features session on accelerating methane abatementReprint
The Baku Climate Action Week 2026 included a session focused on accelerating global methane abatement efforts.
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Why systems-level stewardship matters for pension portfolios
This article discusses the importance of systems-level stewardship for pension funds regarding climate and sustainability risks.
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What 'natural' calamities in 2026 indicate about Climate Change - Mahabahu.comClickbait
The article examines how extreme weather events in 2026 serve as indicators of ongoing climate change.
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Call made to cut fossil fuels for cleaner airReprint
Advocates are calling for a reduction in fossil fuel usage to improve air quality.
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Youth group condemns Australia’s coal project expansion, alleges climate hypocrisy
A youth group criticizes Australia's expansion of coal projects, citing climate concerns.
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UK electric car charging company sees network grow while slashing emissions in major success
A UK electric vehicle charging company reports network expansion and associated emissions reductions.
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AES Andes begins testing 340 MW/1.36 GWh Cristales BESS
AES Andes has commenced testing for its 340 MW/1.36 GWh Cristales battery energy storage system.
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EPC Renewables signs deal for Fiji solar and 240 MWh battery project
EPC Renewables has signed an agreement to develop a solar and 240 MWh battery storage project in Fiji.
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Damselfish Help Corals Heal 55% Faster and Scientists Aren’t Sure Why
Researchers have observed that damselfish help coral reefs recover from damage significantly faster than expected.
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Heatwaves, drought and wildfires – a siren call that should be the death knell for nuclear power
An advocacy group argues that climate-driven extreme weather events demonstrate the risks of relying on nuclear power.
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Analysis: Will rise in tech solutions cut scope 3 emissions?
An analysis explores whether emerging technological solutions can effectively reduce Scope 3 industrial emissions.
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COMMENTARY: Can Drilling for Oil be Woke Again? “Yes” Says Canadian Energy Minister, Tim Hodgson
This commentary piece discusses the Canadian Energy Minister's perspective on the branding and future of the oil industry.
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Toyota urges Vietnam to give hybrid vehicles priority in low-emission zones
Toyota is lobbying the Vietnamese government to prioritize hybrid vehicles within designated low-emission zones.
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OptiGrid to optimise Vena Energy’s 408MW Bellambi Heights BESS in Australia
OptiGrid will provide optimization software for Vena Energy's 408-megawatt battery energy storage system in Australia.
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Vena Energy Taps OptiGrid for Trading Optimization of 408MW Bellambi Heights BESS - News and StatisticsReprint
Vena Energy is implementing OptiGrid software to optimize trading for a 408MW battery energy storage system in Australia.
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Author Correction: Tree species richness relates to long-term forest photosynthesis increaseStudy
A correction has been issued for a study regarding the relationship between tree species richness and forest photosynthesis rates.
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East And West Coasts Throw Electric Truck Shade At White HouseReprint
Several US states have launched new accelerator programs to increase the adoption of electric trucks.
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Climate change prompts Salem to move ‘Hocus Pocus’ village to higher ground
The city of Salem is relocating a film-set village to higher ground due to climate-driven flood risks.
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OPINION: Increasing Bear Attacks in Colorado are Climate Driven
An opinion piece argues that climate change is a primary driver behind the increasing frequency of bear attacks in Colorado.
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The Climate Crisis and Christian Witness
A religious perspective discusses the moral and ethical implications of the climate crisis.
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Is Nepal a turning point in climate coverage?
An article questions whether recent reporting on Nepal represents a shift in how climate change is covered by the media.
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Wildfires know no boundaries, and other observations from an evacuee
A personal account from a wildfire evacuee highlights the indiscriminate nature of fire damage.
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15 years ago, the Labor Day wildfires upended and rewrote thousands of lives
A retrospective look at the impact of the Labor Day wildfires from 15 years ago.
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Fighting heat, drought, and salinity with a single biostimulant strategyStudy
Agricultural researchers are testing a biostimulant designed to help crops withstand heat, drought, and soil salinity.
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How Millions of Homeowners Should Prepare for ‘Supersized’ El Niño This WinterClickbait
Homeowners are advised on how to prepare for potential winter weather impacts associated with El Niño conditions.
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Bigger funding for Project NOAH boosts climate-change adaptationReprint
Increased funding for the Philippines' Project NOAH aims to improve national climate change adaptation efforts.
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Flood Forecasting Department Issues Bulletin: Significant Rise in Water Levels ExpectedReprint
Nepal's flood forecasting department has issued a bulletin warning of rising water levels.
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More than 6,000 litres of urine a day on Everest: Is human activity making the glacier melt faster?Clickbait
Researchers investigate whether human waste on Mount Everest is contributing to accelerated glacial melt.
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More than 6,000 litres of urine a day on Everest: Is human activity making the glacier melt faster?Clickbait
Researchers investigate whether human waste on Mount Everest is contributing to accelerated glacial melt.
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OMG: Can sheep save the glaciers? Swiss scientists put wool to the testClickbait
Swiss scientists are testing whether covering glaciers with wool blankets can help slow their melting.
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Experts predict El Nino’s dramatic impact on UK weather this winter
Meteorologists analyze the potential influence of the current El Niño on UK winter weather patterns.
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Harvest has a Super El Nino threat
Agricultural experts assess the risks posed by the current El Niño event to upcoming harvest cycles.
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Orange County coastline faces possibility of significant erosion with El Niño looming
Coastal areas in Orange County face increased risks of erosion due to anticipated El Niño weather patterns.
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Cocoa rises for 6th consecutive month amid El NinoReprint
Cocoa prices have risen for six consecutive months, partly attributed to El Niño-related production concerns.
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Africa must brace for a powerful El Niño
African nations are advised to prepare for the potential impacts of a powerful El Niño event.
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El Niño could cause a spike in food pricesReprint
Global food prices could see an upward spike as a result of El Niño-driven climate disruptions.
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Apply for El Niño Anticipatory Action and Nutrition Activities (Somalia)Reprint
Funding opportunities are available for anticipatory action and nutrition programs in Somalia to address El Niño impacts.
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War, Oil, El Niño Fuel Grain Price SurgeReprint
Grain prices are surging due to a combination of geopolitical conflict, oil market volatility, and El Niño weather patterns.
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Carbon-negative Textile Fibers Market Size Report, 2033Study
A market research report forecasts growth in the carbon-negative textile fibers industry through 2033.
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Three major Radisson Blu hotels in Norway achieve Verified Net Zero status
Three Radisson Blu hotels in Norway have officially achieved verified net-zero status.
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PH trains emit 50% less carbon than private vehicles, DOTr says
The Philippine Department of Transportation reports that national train systems emit 50 percent less carbon than private vehicles.
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The carbon credit case for nano urea
Researchers explore the potential for nano urea fertilizers to qualify for carbon credits in agricultural applications.
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Panasonic : Automotive Systems Group secures SBTi validation for greenhouse gas emissions reduction targetsReprint
Panasonic's Automotive Systems Group has received validation from the Science Based Targets initiative for its emission reduction goals.
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BCAW 2026 features session on accelerating methane abatementReprint
The upcoming BCAW 2026 conference will feature dedicated sessions on accelerating global methane abatement efforts.
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SOCAR highlights major success of methane emissions reduction programReprint
Azerbaijan's state oil company, SOCAR, reports progress in its internal program to reduce methane emissions.
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Why systems-level stewardship matters for pension portfolios
Pension funds are increasingly encouraged to adopt systems-level stewardship to address long-term climate risks.
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Regional partners interested in SOCAR's AI methane monitoring solutionReprint
Regional partners are showing interest in adopting SOCAR's AI-based technology for monitoring methane emissions.
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Azerbaijan's SOCAR sets sights on near-zero methane intensityReprint
SOCAR has announced a strategic goal to achieve near-zero methane intensity in its operations.
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Brazilian cities spearhead Amazon climate actionReprint
Brazilian cities are collaborating on local initiatives to combat deforestation and climate change in the Amazon region.
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Shahbazov: Abandoning fossil fuels does not ensure successful transitionReprint
An Azerbaijani official argues that a successful energy transition requires more than just abandoning fossil fuels.
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Ana Toni: Proposals at Baku Climate Action Week to shape COP31 energy transition documentReprint
Proposals discussed at Baku Climate Action Week will influence the energy transition framework for COP31.
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A strategic retreat | Factor This Brief
An analysis explores the strategic challenges and necessity of managed retreat in the face of climate-driven environmental changes.
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The energy Virginia needs is the energy we can build now
An analysis argues for the immediate deployment of available renewable energy technologies to meet Virginia's power needs.
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Mongolia completes first renewable energy auction
Mongolia has successfully completed its first-ever renewable energy auction to expand its clean power capacity.
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Pakistan’s regulator approves mandatory energy storage component for renewables auction
Pakistan's energy regulator now requires renewable energy projects to include battery storage components in future auctions.
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Security drives smooth transition to renewable energyReprint
China Daily discusses how energy security concerns are influencing the country's transition toward renewable energy sources.
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ADB to help attract USD 1bn for renewable projects in Madhya PradeshReprint
The Asian Development Bank is facilitating $1 billion in financing for new renewable energy projects in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh.
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Corporates To Drive South Africa’s 2.3 GW Solar, Wind Growth
Corporate power purchase agreements are expected to drive the majority of South Africa's upcoming 2.3 GW solar and wind expansion.
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Serbia's utility EPS invites bidders to make deals for renewables, H2Reprint
Serbia's state utility has opened a tender process to secure new renewable energy and hydrogen production capacity.
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First 600MWac phase of MTerra Solar begins commercial operations in Philippines
A 600MW solar project in the Philippines has officially commenced commercial operations.
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Over 30 companies qualify in Dominican Republic battery storage call
Over 30 companies have qualified to participate in the Dominican Republic's tender for new battery energy storage projects.
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North America Solar PV News Snippets: Inox Solar Americas Lands 767 MW US Module Order & MoreReprint
Inox Solar Americas has secured a 767 MW order for solar modules as part of broader North American solar growth.
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Rekord-Solarpark im bayerischen Schafhöfen: 370.000 Module, 268 Megawatt und der heimliche Profiteur Deutsche Bahn
A new 268 MW solar park in Bavaria has begun operations, with Deutsche Bahn identified as a primary beneficiary.
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German and Austrian test shows power-generating windows can work at larger sizes
Recent tests in Germany and Austria demonstrate the viability of using power-generating windows in larger-scale building applications.
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Wind power generation in TN rises 3.3% as July, August output surges
Wind power generation in Tamil Nadu increased by 3.3% during July and August compared to previous periods.
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Why Fleet Sustainability Starts Before the EV Arrives
Fleet sustainability requires strategic planning and infrastructure preparation before the actual deployment of electric vehicles.
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Zero-emission freight will need more than new trucks
Decarbonizing freight transport requires comprehensive infrastructure and operational changes beyond simply replacing diesel trucks with electric models.
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New electric buses for South Africa’s richest city
Johannesburg is introducing new electric buses to its public transit fleet to reduce urban emissions.
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Sineng Electric powers Eastern Europe’s largest operational BESS project
Sineng Electric has provided power conversion systems for a large-scale battery energy storage project in Eastern Europe.
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Sineng Electric 6.9 MW PCS for 150MW/300MWh Burgas BESS in Bulgaria - News and StatisticsStudy
Statistics confirm the deployment of Sineng Electric technology for a 300MWh battery storage project in Bulgaria.
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Government must end battery rip-off and take control to lower bills, says Prospect
The union Prospect calls for government intervention in the battery storage market to lower consumer energy bills.
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OptiGrid to optimise Vena Energy’s 408MW Bellambi Heights BESS in Australia
OptiGrid will provide optimization software for Vena Energy’s 408 MW battery storage project in Australia.
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What is BESS and why is India betting big on battery storage?
This analysis explains the role of battery energy storage systems in India's energy transition.
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NLC India’s NIRL Secures GUVNL Bid For 275 MW/550 MWh Battery Storage Project
NLC India has won a bid to develop a 275 MW battery storage project for GUVNL.
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Baku Climate Action Week 2026 brings global climate leaders togetherReprint
Global leaders gathered for the Baku Climate Action Week to discuss international climate policy.
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Open Call on Zero Waste, Waste Management and Climate Action for Day Laborers
A new funding call supports projects focused on waste management and climate action for day laborers.
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Baku hosts UN Climate Change Week ahead of COP31Reprint
Baku is hosting UN Climate Change Week as part of the preparatory process for future climate negotiations.
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Emission Standards Compliancy from Innovative TechnologyReprint
New technology is being deployed to help energy companies comply with emission standards.
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Heat dome finally yields to wetter & cooler weatherReprint
Cooler and wetter weather conditions are beginning to replace the heat dome in affected regions.
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Kia launches three new electric GT vehicles: Meet the EV3 GT, EV4 GT, and EV5 GT
Kia has expanded its electric vehicle lineup with the commercial release of the EV3 GT, EV4 GT, and EV5 GT models.
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Xiaomi launches four SkyNomad SUVs in China from $31,275
Xiaomi has entered the extended-range electric vehicle market in China with the launch of its new SkyNomad SUV family.
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VW’s new ID. Polo is apparently sold out, with over 30,000 orders and a 10-month waitlist
Volkswagen's new ID. Polo electric vehicle has reportedly sold out, with over 30,000 orders placed.
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School district unable to install AC to cope with extreme heat
A school district reports an inability to install air conditioning systems to protect students from extreme heat.
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Arkansas farmers affected by ongoing droughtReprint
Agricultural producers in Arkansas are facing negative impacts from ongoing drought conditions.
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Coastal plants found more than one way to survive ocean saltStudy
Researchers have identified multiple biological mechanisms that allow coastal plants to adapt to saltwater exposure.
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When the rains no longer feel normalClickbait
An opinion piece reflects on changing rainfall patterns and their impact on local communities.
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Environmental Damage and Billion-Dollar Market: How Zefiro Methane Outshines BP and Baker Hughes in US Drill SitesClickbait
A financial article compares the methane abatement strategies of Zefiro Methane against major oil companies like BP.
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BMC plans Rs 3cr NEERI study on emissions at Mumbai’s Kanjurmarg dump
Mumbai's municipal corporation plans to fund a study on emissions generated at the Kanjurmarg landfill site.
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Development of SOCAR Methane AI attracted the attention of the company's regional partnersReprint
SOCAR's proprietary artificial intelligence tool for monitoring methane emissions is attracting interest from regional industry partners.
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Baku Climate Action Week 2026 kicks offReprint
Baku Climate Action Week 2026 has officially commenced in Azerbaijan to address various climate-related topics.
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Harvard’s Climate Report Missing for Second Straight Year
Harvard University has failed to release its annual climate report for the second consecutive year.
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How you can get a job along with training in renewable energy in Maryland
Maryland is offering job training programs to help residents enter the renewable energy workforce.
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Serbia’s EPS issues call to acquire renewable energy projectsReprint
Serbia’s state power company has issued a call for proposals to acquire new renewable energy projects.
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IFC discloses proposed investment in Camco renewable energy fundReprint
The IFC has disclosed a plan to invest in a renewable energy fund managed by Camco.
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LichtBlick completes commissioning of its largest solar park to dateReprint
LichtBlick has completed the construction of its largest solar power plant to date.
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wpd windmanager: Managing over 7.2 gigawattsReprint
Wpd windmanager announced it is now managing over 7.2 gigawatts of renewable energy assets.
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Serbian utility looks to acquire, jointly develop renewable energy projects
A Serbian utility company is seeking to acquire and jointly develop new renewable energy projects.
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Cabinet approves six-month tax waiver for solar power plant imports
The Bangladeshi cabinet approved a six-month tax waiver for the import of solar power plant equipment.
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AP sets new record with 1,162.8 MW feeder-level solarisation
Andhra Pradesh achieved a new record by solarizing 1,162.8 MW of feeder-level electricity infrastructure.
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Environmental taxation: complexity again and always
An analysis discusses the ongoing complexity and challenges associated with implementing environmental taxation policies.
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Electric vehicles: the road ahead
An overview examines the current state and future outlook for the adoption of electric vehicles.
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Electric vehicles are becoming more common because they're cost-effective, easy-to-use and class
Electric vehicle adoption is increasing due to improved cost-effectiveness and user experience.
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Ford and GM in the US use EV battery capacity for energy storage systemsReprint
Ford and GM are utilizing electric vehicle battery capacity to provide energy storage systems for the grid.
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HEXA Energy starts commercial ops of 4 MW of BESS in Japan
HEXA Energy has commenced commercial operations for a 4 MW battery energy storage system in Japan.
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Sumitomo Electric adds 2-MW V40 redox flow battery system
Sumitomo Electric has installed a 2-MW redox flow battery system to support energy storage capacity.
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Hoymiles Launches 22 kW V2X DC Charger to Complete Its Integrated Home Energy EcosystemStudy
Hoymiles has released a 22 kW bidirectional DC charger designed to integrate electric vehicles into home energy ecosystems.
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Madhya Pradesh’s Green Power Push Moves From Ambition to Investment
The Indian state of Madhya Pradesh is transitioning its renewable energy goals into active infrastructure investments.
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Hoymiles Launches 22 kW Bidirectional V2X DC ChargerReprint
Hoymiles has launched a new 22 kW bidirectional V2X DC charger for electric vehicles.
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National responds to Labour’s ETS policy
The National party in New Zealand has issued a response to the Labour party's emissions trading scheme policy.
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OPINION: Increasing Bear Attacks in Colorado are Climate Driven
An opinion piece argues that increasing bear attacks in Colorado are driven by climate change.
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Fire districts across the Ozarks issue burn bans after “flash drought”
Fire districts in the Ozarks have issued burn bans following a period of flash drought.
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Green GSM adds 7-seat premium EV taxis
Green GSM has expanded its fleet in the Philippines by adding seven-seat electric vehicle taxis.
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OptiGrid wins Bellambi battery optimisation deal
OptiGrid has secured a contract to provide optimization services for the Bellambi battery project.
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1414 Degrees Launches EOI for Grid-Scale Solar and Battery Storage at Aurora Energy Precinct
1414 Degrees has launched an expression of interest process for developing grid-scale solar and storage at its Aurora Energy Precinct.
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MTerra Solar Phase 1 begins commercial operations
The first phase of the MTerra Solar project has officially entered commercial operation.
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Climate 'Scientists' Move the Goalposts Again
This opinion piece criticizes climate scientists and the evolution of climate change research and reporting.
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Audi A2 e-tron : Rethinking efficiency
Audi is highlighting efficiency improvements in its new A2 e-tron electric vehicle model.
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Climate Alarm ‘blaring From Every Direction’Clickbait
A general commentary highlights the increasing urgency of climate change warnings from various global sources.
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You should be terrified by the newest super El Niño forecast. Here’s what’s at stakeClickbait
An analysis discusses the potential global consequences and risks associated with the current strong El Niño forecast.
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El Nino: How to future-proof your garden with drought-loving plants
Gardening advice is provided for adapting to drier conditions potentially caused by El Niño.
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Korean vessel pays record canal fee as El Niño increases freight rates
El Niño-related climate impacts are contributing to increased freight rates and operational costs for shipping.
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Gastronomy and habits, key to reducing the carbon footprint in Jalisco, according to specialists from the University of Guadalajara
University of Guadalajara specialists identify changes in gastronomy and consumer habits as key to reducing Jalisco's carbon footprint.
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Could certified European soy be the answer to more sustainable eggs?Clickbait
Industry analysis questions whether sourcing certified European soy can improve the sustainability of egg production.
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CLEANTECH: How a Calgary Firm is Making Oil and Gas Extraction CleanerClickbait
A Calgary-based firm is implementing new technologies to reduce the environmental footprint of oil and gas extraction.
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Climate Action Unlocks $10 Trillion OpportunityClickbait
A report suggests that global climate action could unlock significant economic opportunities worth trillions of dollars.
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Tanzania Coffee Board Mandates Sweeping Waste Conversion to Boost Export Values
The Tanzania Coffee Board is mandating waste conversion practices to improve export value and sustainability.
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Climate crisis puts lives, food security at risk: AnwarReprint
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim warns that the climate crisis poses significant threats to human lives and food security.
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IRENA at the 81st United Nations General Assembly / Climate Week NYCReprint
IRENA officials are participating in the United Nations General Assembly and Climate Week NYC to discuss renewable energy transitions.
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MTerra Solar Phase 1 begins commercial operations
The MTerra Solar project has officially commenced commercial operations.
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Linxon, ETC join forces on Puerto Rico BESS, agrivoltaic projects
Linxon and ETC are partnering to develop battery storage and agrivoltaic projects in Puerto Rico.
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ADB to advise Madhya Pradesh on three renewable energy projects
The Asian Development Bank will provide advisory services for three new renewable energy projects in Madhya Pradesh, India.
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Bilbao renewable port project reaches final – GreenPort
The Port of Bilbao has reached the final stage of its renewable energy infrastructure project.
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Vulcan closes feasibility study for second lithium project in Germany
Vulcan Energy has completed a feasibility study for its second lithium extraction project in Germany.
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Comoros inaugurates solar, storage projects with UAE backing
The Comoros has inaugurated new solar and battery storage facilities supported by the United Arab Emirates.
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Yanmar Maritime awarded DNV type approval for fuel cell system
Yanmar Maritime has received DNV type approval for its new hydrogen fuel cell system for ships.
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On the Record: Solar executive sees ocean of opportunity for electric vessels in Maine
A solar executive in Maine highlights the potential for integrating solar technology into electric maritime vessels.
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2025 provided solar users with £758 in savings, and 2026 is on track to beat it
Residential solar users in the UK saved an average of £758 in 2025, with further savings projected for 2026.
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IEX Clocks Record Monthly Trading Volume in August, Rises to 13.94 BUStudy
The Indian Energy Exchange recorded its highest monthly trading volume in August, reaching 13.94 billion units.
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Electric Vehicles at Opel: A Long-standing Tradition of Locally Emissions-free MobilityReprint
Opel highlights its historical commitment to developing electric vehicles as part of its strategy for emissions-free mobility.
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Fossil fuel hierarchy is collapsing as the EV fleet crocodile meets the renewable grid crocodileClickbait
The transition to electric vehicles and renewable energy is challenging the traditional dominance of fossil fuel-based systems.
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OptiGrid wins Bellambi battery optimisation deal
OptiGrid has secured a contract to provide optimization services for the Bellambi battery storage project.
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Homeowner uses 5-kWh battery like a 'giant UPS' to keep 4 circuits on through stormsClickbait
A homeowner is utilizing a residential battery system to maintain power during storm-related outages.
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Climate change images are getting scarier – could fear help drive action?Clickbait
A discussion on whether the increasing use of frightening imagery in climate reporting effectively motivates public action.
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Gravity Energy Storage Market Size, Share & Growth Report, 2035Study
A market research report provides growth projections for the gravity energy storage sector through 2035.
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Taking Our Green Policies Beyond Our BordersClickbait
This opinion piece discusses the expansion of regional green policy initiatives beyond national borders.
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Electric Vehicles at Opel: A Long-standing Tradition of Locally Emissions-free MobilityReprint
Stellantis highlights the history of Opel's electric vehicle development and its commitment to zero-emission mobility.
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Electric Vehicles at Opel: A Long-standing Tradition of Locally Emissions-free MobilityReprint
Stellantis highlights the history of Opel's electric vehicle development and its commitment to zero-emission mobility.
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Why Fleet Sustainability Starts Before the EV ArrivesClickbait
This article discusses strategic planning for fleet electrification and sustainability.
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Green GSM adds 7-seat premium EV taxisReprint
Green GSM has expanded its taxi fleet in the Philippines with the addition of seven-seat premium electric vehicles.
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Beyond The Grid: Building Sarawak’s Energy Future
An overview of Sarawak's efforts to modernize and expand its energy infrastructure beyond traditional grid systems.
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Homeowner uses 5-kWh battery like a 'giant UPS' to keep 4 circuits on through stormsClickbait
A homeowner uses a residential battery system to maintain power during storm-related outages.
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Comment: The heat is on
An opinion piece discussing the impacts of rising temperatures on infrastructure and society.
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El Niño impacting Cayman’s weatherReprint
Local weather patterns in the Cayman Islands are being influenced by the current El Niño event.
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Our path to net zeroClickbait
A professional services firm outlines its internal corporate strategy for achieving net-zero emissions.
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Public asked to have their say on proposed new renewable energy companyReprint
The public is invited to provide feedback on a proposal to establish a new renewable energy company.
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Resilient energy management at the BMW GroupReprint
BMW Group outlines its internal strategies for resilient energy management and sustainability.
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AVILOO extends battery warranty to 14 more European markets
AVILOO has expanded its battery diagnostic warranty services to 14 additional European markets.
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Controversial Ottawa County solar farm developer sets site plan public meetings
Local officials in Ottawa County are holding public meetings regarding the site plan for a proposed solar farm.
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Certified EV Charger Manufacturers in China: 10 Brands for Global BuyersClickbait
This listicle identifies ten Chinese manufacturers of electric vehicle charging equipment for international buyers.
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AOKLY GROUP Drives Green Innovation as China Top Battery Energy Storage System Company and National High-Tech EnterpriseReprint
AOKLY Group is promoting its battery energy storage manufacturing capabilities in China.
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Our path to net zeroClickbait
A professional services firm outlines its internal corporate strategy for achieving net-zero emissions.
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Global warming will exceed limit, UN says in a report that maps path to get back below danger zoneReprint
A UN report indicates global warming will exceed the 1.5°C limit and provides strategies to return to safer levels.
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June 2026 broke heat records across Europe and oceans, EU climate data revealsStudy
Official EU climate data confirms that June 2026 set new heat records for both European land temperatures and global oceans.
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Changes to Canada’s climate now ‘irreversible,’ federal report saysStudy
A federal report concludes that recent changes to Canada's climate are now considered irreversible.
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Global average sea surface temperatures just hit a record 70F, and the timing has scientists worried
Global average sea surface temperatures reached a record 70F, raising concerns among scientists due to the unusual timing of the spike.
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We’re In a New Age of of Climate Disasters
Analysis indicates that the world has entered a new, more frequent era of climate-related disasters.
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Methane emissions from US urban areas 'widely' underestimated, satellite observations suggest
Satellite data suggests that methane emissions from urban areas in the United States are significantly higher than previously estimated.
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Conflict and climate disasters fuelled 6.2 million displacements across Eastern Africa in 2025: ReportStudy
A new report finds that climate disasters and conflict caused 6.2 million displacements in Eastern Africa during 2025.
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EV Transition Check 2026: Measuring progress toward zero emissions for road transport in EuropeStudy
The ICCT released a report evaluating Europe's progress toward achieving zero-emission road transport targets by 2026.
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More than 10 million dead trees are standing like tombstones along America’s Atlantic coast — scientists mapped vast “ghost forests” where seawater is creeping inland and turning living woodland into salt marshStudy
Scientists mapped millions of dead trees along the Atlantic coast, identifying ghost forests created by saltwater intrusion.
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Wildfires, heat waves threaten to undermine air quality, UN weather agency saysStudy
The World Meteorological Organization warns that heat waves and wildfires are increasingly degrading global air quality.
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The volunteers risking their lives to defuse Indonesia's wildfire 'carbon bombs'
Volunteers in Borneo are working to extinguish peat fires that release massive amounts of stored carbon into the atmosphere.
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UW Study: Climate Change Made Record Warm Winter ‘Four Times More Likely’Study
A University of Wyoming study concludes that climate change made the region's record-warm winter four times more likely.
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Climate change could cut Cambodia’s GDP by nearly 10% by 2050Study
A report projects that climate change could reduce Cambodia's GDP by nearly 10 percent by 2050.
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Antarctica gained a record 695 billion tons of ice. Scientists found the surprising reasonStudy
A new study identifies the reasons behind a record gain in Antarctic ice mass despite global warming trends.
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The volunteers risking their lives to defuse Indonesia's wildfire 'carbon bombs'
Volunteers in Indonesia are working to extinguish peatland wildfires that release massive amounts of stored carbon.
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EV Transition Check 2026: Measuring progress toward zero emissions for road transport in EuropeStudy
A new report evaluates European progress toward achieving zero-emission road transport targets by 2026.
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Spain Got a Head Start on Renewables — Now It Needs a Battery Revolution
Spain must now prioritize battery storage technology to manage its significant expansion of renewable energy capacity.
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The Guardian view on extreme heat: its scale should be a wake-up call to us all | Editorial
An editorial argues that extreme heatwaves must be recognized as major, deadly natural disasters requiring urgent action.
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Climate change fuels extreme heat, flooding and tropical threats across the U.S.Reprint
Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of extreme heat, flooding, and tropical storms across the United States.
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Federal Judge Overturns NY’s Climate Change Superfund Law
A federal judge has overturned a New York law that sought to hold fossil fuel companies liable for climate-related damages.
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Africa gets only 23% of the climate finance it needs – and pays too much for it
Analysis shows that African nations receive only a fraction of required climate finance and face disproportionately high borrowing costs.
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As world braces for ‘super’ El Niño, research suggests global warming has increased its punchStudy
Research indicates that global warming is intensifying the impacts of El Niño events.
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Paris climate goal likely out of reach, United Nations report says (ICLN:NASDAQ)Reprint
A UN report concludes that the Paris Agreement's goal of limiting warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius is likely out of reach.
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UNEP report: ‘Some climate damage irreversible, emitters must act’Reprint
The latest UNEP report warns that some climate damage is now irreversible, necessitating immediate action from major emitters.
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Plants Can’t Take the Heat: Extreme Temperatures Disrupt Photosynthesis
New research indicates that extreme temperatures are significantly disrupting the process of photosynthesis in plants.
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Nepal’s Request for Flood Payout Tests New Climate-Aid System
Nepal's request for flood-related financial assistance is testing a new international climate-aid mechanism.
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Conflict and climate disasters fuelled 6.2 million displacements across Eastern Africa in 2025: ReportStudy
A new report indicates that conflict and climate-related disasters caused 6.2 million displacements across Eastern Africa in 2025.
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More than 10 million dead trees are standing like tombstones along America’s Atlantic coast — scientists mapped vast “ghost forests” where seawater is creeping inland and turning living woodland into salt marshStudy
Researchers mapped over 10 million dead trees along the Atlantic coast, identifying ghost forests created by rising sea levels.
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Climate Change Could Cut GDP per Person 15–20% in Parts of South Asia by 2100, OECD Model FindsStudy
An OECD model suggests climate change could reduce GDP per capita in parts of South Asia by 15 to 20 percent by 2100.
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ACT pledges to scrap country's net zero target
New Zealand's ACT party has pledged to abandon the country's net-zero emissions target if elected.
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WATCH: ACT announces climate policy - scrap Net Zero, cut carbon tax
The ACT party announced plans to scrap New Zealand's net-zero target and eliminate the carbon tax.
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ACT announces climate policy: Scrap Net Zero, introduce climate tax return, restore subsidies for emitters
The ACT party's climate policy includes ending net-zero goals, introducing tax returns, and restoring subsidies for emitters.
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El Niño is coming for agriculture. Here is where the risks are highestStudy
The FAO identifies regions most vulnerable to agricultural disruption caused by the upcoming El Niño event.
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Antarctica gained a record 695 billion tons of ice. Scientists found the surprising reasonStudy
Researchers identify the atmospheric drivers behind a recent, temporary gain in Antarctic ice mass.
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Oceans hit record temperatures due to climate change and El NinoReprint
Global ocean temperatures have reached record highs due to the combined influence of climate change and El Niño.
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Oceans hit record temperatures due to climate change and El NinoReprint
Record-breaking ocean temperatures are being driven by climate change and the current El Niño event.
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Hurricane Lowell’s forecast path shifts closer to Hawaii, increasing danger
Hurricane Lowell's forecast path has shifted toward Hawaii, increasing the potential threat to the islands.
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TUM study on cars’ carbon footprint: EU rewards China’s coal powerStudy
A Technical University of Munich study suggests EU vehicle policies inadvertently incentivize the use of coal-powered electricity in China.
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A Pipeline Giant That Spilled Jet Fuel in Bucks County Is Trying to Weaken a Pennsylvania Clean Water Law
A pipeline company responsible for a jet fuel spill is lobbying to weaken Pennsylvania's clean water regulations.
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'Slumping' South Korean corals worry divers, scientists studying climate change
Divers and scientists report significant coral degradation in South Korea linked to changing ocean conditions.
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Tackling climate change and air pollution together generates substantial benefits, according to UNEP and CCACStudy
A report from UNEP and CCAC highlights the significant health and economic benefits of simultaneously addressing climate change and air pollution.
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Climate ‘overshoot’ is coming—are we ready?
An analysis examines the societal and policy readiness for the projected climate overshoot beyond 1.5°C.
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Florida Is Forcing Textbook Publishers to Remove Climate Change Content
Florida state authorities are requiring textbook publishers to remove content related to climate change.
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Danube dries up as drought paralyzes Europe's lifeline
Low water levels in the Danube River are disrupting critical transportation and economic activity across Europe.
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Willis Re: Wildfires have a rapid intensification problemStudy
A report from Willis Re highlights that wildfires are experiencing increasingly rapid intensification due to changing environmental conditions.
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Bay Area sea levels expected to rise nearly 1 foot due to "planetary wave"
A planetary wave phenomenon is contributing to projected sea level rise in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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CA. Attorney General Pushes Back Against Republican AG Letter to SEC: Investors Must Have Full Information About Investing Risk Related to Climate Change. Refutes Inaccurate Assertion That Climate and Energy Transition Risks Are No Longer Valid Conc
California's Attorney General defends the necessity of climate risk disclosure for investors against opposition from other states.
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Glacial Disasters Increase Due to Climate Change, Experts Warn
Experts warn that climate change is driving an increase in glacial-related disasters.
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Nepal flood disaster puts climate justice under spotlight
Recent flooding in Nepal has brought renewed attention to the global debate over climate justice and reparations.
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Nepal’s request for flood payout tests new climate aid system
Nepal's request for flood-related climate aid is serving as a test case for new international disaster funding systems.
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Africa gets only 23% of the climate finance it needs – and pays too much for itReprint
A report highlights that Africa receives only 23% of necessary climate finance while facing disproportionately high borrowing costs.
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DeSantis pledged millions for restoring reef ‘then pulled the rug from under us’
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis faces criticism for withdrawing previously pledged funding for coral reef restoration projects.
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Oceans hit record temperatures due to climate change and El NinoReprint
Global ocean temperatures have reached record highs due to the combined influence of human-caused climate change and El Niño.
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How climate change and food insecurity could fuel conflicts
Climate change and resulting food insecurity are identified as significant drivers of potential future geopolitical conflicts.
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Climate change is exposing nuclear power’s reliability problem
Climate change is creating reliability issues for nuclear power plants due to extreme weather and water temperature changes.
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Weaponizing Climate Uncertainty: Climate Disinformation as a Hybrid ThreatStudy
A report examines how climate-related disinformation is being used as a strategic tool to undermine security and policy.
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Melting glaciers, big dams & climate change: Experts fears Nepal-like disaster in ecologically sensitive Northeast
Experts warn that climate-driven glacial melting and infrastructure projects increase disaster risks in India's Northeast.
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FAO: War and climate change have increased global food pricesReprint
The FAO reports that the combination of conflict and climate change is driving up global food prices.
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El Nino to be 'very strong' in months ahead, UN saysReprint
The UN warns that a very strong El Niño event is expected in the coming months.
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Strengthening El Niño raises global weather risks into 2027
A strengthening El Niño is expected to increase global weather-related risks through 2027.
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Oceans Turn Deadly Dangerous
Rising ocean temperatures and changing conditions are creating increasingly hazardous environments for marine life and coastal regions.
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Losing our progress to extreme heat
Extreme heat events are undermining socioeconomic progress and development in vulnerable regions like Bangladesh.
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German farmers shoulder losses as drought, extreme heat, and scant rain become routineReprint
German farmers are facing recurring economic losses as drought and extreme heat become more frequent.
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Powerful El Nino set to bring extreme weatherReprint
Meteorological reports indicate that a powerful El Niño event is expected to drive extreme weather patterns globally.
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California sweated more and burned less this summer. Here are the numbers
Analysis of California's summer data shows increased heat exposure despite a reduction in total area burned by wildfires.
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Experts: Dutch homes can get dangerously hot in summer, aren’t built for warming climate
Experts warn that Dutch housing infrastructure is ill-equipped to handle the rising temperatures associated with climate change.
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NPR's wildfire correspondent on one of the Western U.S.'s worst wildfire seasons
An NPR correspondent discusses the severity of the current wildfire season in the Western United States.
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Washington wildfires spread to 7,700-plus acres, 600 structures damaged or destroyed
Wildfires in Washington have burned over 7,700 acres and destroyed or damaged 600 structures.
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El Niño-fuelled wildfires destroy precious Indonesian forests – in pictures
El Niño-driven weather conditions are exacerbating wildfires destroying forests in Indonesia.
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What Nepal’s devastating floods teach us about climate vulnerability
Analysis examines how the recent devastating floods in Nepal highlight the country's extreme vulnerability to climate change.
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Nepal’s request for flood payout tests new climate-aid system
Nepal is testing a new international climate-aid mechanism by seeking payouts for damages caused by recent catastrophic flooding.
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How a mountain collapse triggered Nepal’s deadly flood in just 7 minutes | The Climate Economy
An investigation details how a rapid mountain collapse caused a deadly flood in Nepal, highlighting the role of geological and climate factors.
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Nepal’s request for flood payout tests new climate-aid system
Nepal's request for financial assistance following floods is testing the efficacy of international climate-aid mechanisms.
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New island appears in Norway’s Svalbard amid rapid glacier melt
Rapid glacier melt in Norway's Svalbard archipelago has resulted in the emergence of a new island.
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The rising threat from the roof of the world: Nepal's Himalayan glacier disaster demands urgent action
Nepal faces an urgent need for action to address the growing threat of glacial disasters in the Himalayas.
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Narwhals Reveal Warm Atlantic Water Reaching East Greenland’s GlaciersStudy
Data from tagged narwhals confirms that warm Atlantic water is reaching and potentially accelerating the melting of East Greenland's glaciers.
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A crisis not of its making: Who will pay for Nepal's climate disaster?
An analysis explores the economic burden and responsibility for funding recovery from climate-driven disasters in Nepal.
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Powerful El Nino set to bring extreme weatherReprint
A strong El Niño event is expected to drive extreme weather patterns globally.
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Emissions from the fashion industry exceed Japan’s carbon footprint and are rising every year
The global fashion industry's annual carbon emissions now exceed the total national footprint of Japan and continue to rise.
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Act wants to scrap net zero, tie emissions cap to big trading partners
New Zealand's ACT party proposes repealing the Zero Carbon Act and abandoning national net zero emissions targets.
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ACT proposes repealing Zero Carbon Act, scrapping net zero emissions target
New Zealand's ACT party proposes repealing the Zero Carbon Act and abandoning national net zero emissions targets.
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ACT unveils election climate policy, vows to scrap net zero target and repeal Zero Carbon Act
The ACT party has officially included the repeal of New Zealand's Zero Carbon Act in its election platform.
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India’s power demand is surging, but some solar energy is going to waste
India faces challenges in integrating its growing solar capacity into the power grid, leading to wasted energy.
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Wind Power Has Benefitted North Dakota. So Why Have Residents Soured on It?
Despite initial economic benefits, some North Dakota residents are increasingly opposing local wind energy developments.
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Himalayan Nations Face Increased Climate Change Risks Due to Melting Glaciers
Himalayan nations face heightened climate risks as melting glaciers threaten water security and regional stability.
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Oceans hit record temperatures due to climate change and El Nino (Video)Reprint
Record-breaking ocean temperatures are being driven by the combined influence of climate change and El Niño.
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OPEC+ keeps oil output policy unchanged for OctoberReprint
OPEC+ has decided to maintain its current oil production levels for the month of October.
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Cockroaches gain ‘foothold’ in Japan’s Hokkaido as weather warms
Rising temperatures in Japan's Hokkaido region are allowing cockroach populations to establish themselves in areas previously too cold for them.
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Scientists warn Singapore forest loss could worsen heat, pollution, and floodsStudy
Scientists warn that continued forest loss in Singapore will exacerbate local heat, pollution, and flood risks.
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Nepal’s request for flood payout tests new climate-aid system
Nepal's request for climate-related flood compensation is testing the efficacy of international climate-aid mechanisms.
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The rising threat from the roof of the world: Nepal's Himalayan glacier disaster demands urgent actionReprint
Rising temperatures are increasing the risk of glacial lake outburst floods in Nepal, necessitating urgent disaster mitigation strategies.
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Vehicle CO₂ emission prediction based on firefly with ant colony optimization tuned long short-term memory modelStudy
Researchers developed a new computational model using ant colony optimization to predict vehicle carbon dioxide emissions.
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Scientists parked four giant solar “umbrellas” over a Pacific reef, and now they are waiting to see whether a little shade can stop overheated coral from turning white
Scientists are testing solar-powered umbrellas to shade coral reefs and mitigate the effects of rising ocean temperatures.
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Pacific nations push for stronger protection of reefs that can survive the climate emergency
Pacific nations are advocating for increased protections for coral reefs that demonstrate resilience to climate change.
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Oceans hit record temperatures due to climate change and El Nino (Video)Reprint
Record ocean temperatures are being linked to the dual impact of climate change and El Niño.
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Bay Area sea levels expected to rise nearly 1 foot due to "planetary wave"
A planetary wave phenomenon is projected to contribute to a temporary one-foot rise in Bay Area sea levels.
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ZEV Mandate changes could delay £1.56 billion in UK EV home charging sales
Proposed changes to the UK's ZEV mandate could delay over £1.5 billion in home electric vehicle charging infrastructure sales.
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Climate ‘Lawfare’ Supporters Lay Out Battle Plan As Supreme Court Showdown Looms
An opinion piece outlines the legal strategies of groups opposing climate-related litigation as a Supreme Court case approaches.
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Brazilian court suspends licenses for Sigma Lithium mine
A Brazilian court has suspended operating licenses for the Sigma Lithium mine.
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Scientists warn Singapore forest loss could worsen heat, pollution, and floods
Researchers warn that deforestation in Singapore could exacerbate local heat, pollution, and flood risks.
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Nikkei 225 firms face flood risks across industries and regionsStudy
A new analysis indicates that major Japanese firms face significant financial risks from increasing flood events.
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Global warming: From Nepal to Assam to Kerala, nature’s fury is colliding with unchecked development
An analysis argues that climate-driven disasters in Asia are exacerbated by unchecked urban development and infrastructure planning.
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Costa Rica’s Pacific Waters Reach Unusually High Temperatures
Pacific waters off the coast of Costa Rica are experiencing unusually high temperatures, raising environmental concerns.
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TUM study on cars’ carbon footprint: EU rewards China’s coal powerStudy
A TUM study suggests that EU vehicle regulations may inadvertently incentivize the use of coal-powered electricity in China.
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ZEV Mandate changes could delay £1.56 billion in UK EV home charging sales
Proposed changes to the UK's ZEV mandate could delay over £1.5 billion in home electric vehicle charging equipment sales.
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Oil-Rich Oman Bets Big on Renewable Energy
Oman is increasing its investments in renewable energy projects to diversify its energy portfolio.
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The Red Sea Begins Commercial Operations of World’s Largest Integrated Off-Grid Utilities SystemReprint
The Red Sea project has launched the world's largest integrated off-grid utility system powered by renewables.
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Pantanal: Tackling Climate Change Depends On Five Other Biomes
Experts argue that the ecological health of the Pantanal is fundamentally linked to five other major biomes.
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Brazilian court suspends licenses for Sigma Lithium mineReprint
A Brazilian court suspended operating licenses for the Sigma Lithium mine.
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A hard-won rule to cut chemical plant pollution is being unraveled
Regulatory efforts to limit pollution from chemical plants are currently facing legislative or administrative rollbacks.
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Haze emergency grips Malaysian Borneo townReprint
Malaysian residents are facing an air-quality emergency caused by transboundary smoke from fires in Indonesia.
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Indonesia’s most dangerous fires are burning underground
Drought and El Niño are fueling destructive, long-burning underground peat fires in Indonesia.
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Is the United Nations Ready to Deal With Climate Tipping Points?
An assessment evaluates the United Nations' preparedness to address critical climate tipping points.
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In a state flood resilience program, some inland communities feel forgotten
Inland communities in Florida report being excluded from state-funded flood resilience programs despite increasing climate risks.
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Scientists parked four giant solar “umbrellas” over a Pacific reef, and now they are waiting to see whether a little shade can stop overheated coral from turning white
Researchers are testing solar-powered shades over a Pacific reef to determine if cooling can prevent coral bleaching.
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Climate change and food shortages could increase conflict risksReprint
Climate change-induced food shortages are identified as a significant factor that could exacerbate global conflict risks.
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Nepal’s claim for climate compensation and why it matters for us
Nepal is advocating for climate compensation, highlighting the financial burden of climate impacts on developing nations.
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Research suggests global warming has increased its punchReprint
Recent research suggests that global warming is increasing the intensity of El Niño weather events.
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Super El Nino exposes global unpreparedness for climate extremes: expert
Experts argue that the current El Niño event highlights a global lack of preparedness for extreme climate-driven weather.
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People care about clean air. Climate action starts there
Public concern over air quality can serve as a foundational entry point for broader climate action and policy engagement.
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Philadelphia sees one of its warmest summers on record
Philadelphia recorded one of its warmest summers in history, consistent with broader warming trends.
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The Guardian view on extreme heat: its scale should be a wake-up call to us all | Editorial
The Guardian editorial argues that the increasing frequency and scale of extreme heat events require urgent societal and political action.
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From France to Greece, wildfires rage across Europe's southReprint
Widespread wildfires are burning across Southern Europe amid ongoing extreme heat conditions.
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Bhotekoshi flood brings to fore demand of climate justice again – Public Service Broadcasting, Radio Nepal
Recent flooding in Nepal has renewed domestic calls for climate justice and international financial support for vulnerable nations.
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Disasters like the Nepal floods becoming more frequent because of climate change
Experts note that climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of disasters like the recent floods in Nepal.
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Nepal's flood survivors demand climate reparations, not aid
Flood survivors in Nepal are demanding climate reparations from wealthy nations rather than traditional humanitarian aid.
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In a surprising reversal of trends, world’s mangrove forests are expanding
Global mangrove forests are showing unexpected expansion, according to recent environmental observations.
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Climate change heightens aviation disruption risks worldwide
Climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of risks that disrupt global aviation operations.
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Everest Base Camp activities, including urination, may be accelerating glacier melt, study findsStudy
A study suggests that human activities, including urination, at Everest Base Camp may be contributing to accelerated glacier melt.
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El Niño likely to strengthen further, persist into 2027, WMO saysStudy
The World Meteorological Organization reports that El Niño is likely to strengthen and persist into 2027.
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What is net zer?
An explainer defines the concept of net zero emissions and its importance in climate change mitigation.
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China Puts Carbon to Work: Transforming Emissions into Economic Assets
China is exploring industrial strategies to capture and repurpose carbon emissions into economically viable products.
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Act pledges to scrap net zero, tie emissions cap to major trading partners
New Zealand's Act party proposes abandoning net-zero targets in favor of linking emissions caps to major trading partners.
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How haze from Indonesian fires impacts Southeast Asia
Haze resulting from Indonesian forest fires is causing significant air quality and health impacts across Southeast Asia.
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Trump Administration, Qatar Say EU Methane Rules Threaten Energy Security
The U.S. administration and Qatar have expressed concerns that EU methane regulations could threaten energy security.
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Demand leaders act for our survival
Advocates are calling on political leaders to take urgent action to address climate change for the sake of human survival.
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Oil-Rich Oman Bets Big on Renewable EnergyReprint
Oman is shifting its economic strategy by investing heavily in renewable energy projects to diversify away from oil.
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Water Battery Needed: Pumped-Storage for Renewable Energy
Pumped-storage hydropower is being highlighted as a necessary solution for balancing renewable energy intermittency.
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Renewable energy could reduce the water footprint of US data centers
Transitioning US data centers to renewable energy sources could significantly reduce their substantial water consumption.
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InPipe and BluePath line up as much as $200 million for distributed hydropower projects that could turn overlooked U.S. water infrastructure into power plants
New funding for distributed hydropower projects aims to convert existing water infrastructure into renewable energy sources.
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This Self-Rebuilding Electrode Could Supercharge Green Hydrogen ProductionStudy
Researchers developed a self-rebuilding electrode designed to improve the efficiency of green hydrogen production.
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Noor Ouarzazate: Morocco’s solar megaproject that turns Sahara heat into electricity
Morocco's Noor Ouarzazate solar complex continues to utilize concentrated solar power to generate electricity from desert heat.
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Queensland dumps electric bus plan to order 630 diesel vehicles
The Queensland government has cancelled plans for electric buses in favor of purchasing 630 diesel vehicles.
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‘The shift is now absolute’: China’s BYD says Australia just passed its EV tipping point
BYD executives claim that Australia has reached a tipping point in the transition to electric vehicle adoption.
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UCLA team uses 3D printing to develop zinc-ion hybrid battery with 7 times more energyStudy
UCLA researchers developed a 3D-printed zinc-ion battery that offers significantly higher energy density than current models.
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Malvinas Islands: Argentinians file lawsuit against Rockhopper and Navitas alleging their offshore oil project lacks an environmental impact assessment and authorisation
Argentinian citizens have filed a lawsuit against oil companies over the lack of environmental impact assessments for offshore projects.
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Climate ‘Lawfare’ Supporters Lay Out Battle Plan As Supreme Court Showdown Looms
Supporters of climate-related litigation are preparing for upcoming legal challenges as cases reach the Supreme Court.
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South Asia reefs are recovering, but Sri Lanka trails behind, says global reportStudy
A global report indicates that while South Asian coral reefs are showing signs of recovery, Sri Lanka's reefs continue to lag behind.
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At flood-destroyed border, China teams scour ruins of once-busy portReprint
Recovery teams are searching through ruins at a Chinese border port destroyed by severe flooding.
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The Cost of Our AC Habits: More Global Warming
Increased reliance on air conditioning contributes to global warming through energy consumption and refrigerant use.
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What Is A Heat Dome? Why Europe Is Sweltering Under Record-breaking May Temperatures Joni Lamb (sSahU0uGxJ)
An explainer details the mechanics of heat domes and their role in recent record-breaking European temperatures.
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In a state flood resilience program, some inland communities feel forgotten
Inland communities in Florida report feeling excluded from state-level flood resilience and mitigation programs.
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Nepal's Flood Was A Warning The World Had Already ReceivedClickbait
An opinion piece argues that recent flooding in Nepal serves as a long-predicted warning regarding global climate impacts.
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Costa Rica’s Pacific Waters Reach Unusually High Temperatures
Pacific waters off the coast of Costa Rica have recorded unusually high temperatures, signaling potential marine ecosystem stress.
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Bangladesh, Maldives to strengthen climate cooperation, resilience efforts
Bangladesh and the Maldives have agreed to collaborate on climate resilience and adaptation strategies.
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Nepali Woman Survives 10 Days Under Flood RubbleReprint
A woman survived ten days trapped under rubble following severe flooding in Nepal.
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How Your Car's MPG And Greenhouse Gas Emissions Are Related, According To The EPA
The EPA explains the direct correlation between vehicle fuel efficiency and greenhouse gas emissions.
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Going local, cutting carbon: Inside Hyundai's US steel expansion
Hyundai is expanding its U.S. steel operations with a focus on local production and carbon reduction strategies.
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Why the flavors of some of France’s famous cheeses are at risk
Changing climate conditions are threatening the traditional production and flavor profiles of certain French cheeses.
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Trump's energy boss wavers on gasoline price path
The Trump administration's energy official provides uncertain outlooks regarding future gasoline prices.
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Climate ‘overshoot’ is coming—are we ready?Clickbait
An opinion piece discusses the implications of exceeding global temperature targets.
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Oil-Rich Oman Bets Big on Renewable Energy
Oman is significantly increasing its investment in renewable energy projects to diversify its energy portfolio.
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US Lobby’s $1.1 Trillion Freight Rail Electrification Study Intentionally Asked The Wrong Question
An analysis argues that a recent study on freight rail electrification in North America was framed incorrectly regarding technical feasibility.
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SANY delivered 200 electric haul trucks, 600 EV wheel loaders – LAST MONTH
Chinese manufacturer SANY delivered hundreds of heavy-duty electric haul trucks and wheel loaders in a single month.
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Never-ending heat dome targets Plains as nearly 45 million Americans face Heat Advisories
A persistent heat dome is impacting the Plains, placing millions of Americans under heat advisories.
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Vista wildfire forces families to evacuate near Brengle Terrace Park early Sunday
A wildfire in Vista forced local families to evacuate their homes near Brengle Terrace Park.
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Drought and burn ban update
Local authorities have issued updates regarding drought conditions and associated burn bans.
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Residents, city reflect on spring wildfires as drought conditions continue
Florida residents and officials discuss the ongoing threat of wildfires linked to persistent drought conditions.
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“The challenges left by the Himalayan mega-flood··· How should climate justice be addressed in the disasters to come”
An analysis explores how climate justice principles should be applied to future disaster management following Himalayan floods.
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King tide flooding on way, Fort Lauderdale mayor warns residents
Fort Lauderdale officials warn residents to prepare for upcoming king tide flooding events.
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Floods block Karakoram Highway in northern Pakistan — DawnReprint
Flooding has blocked the Karakoram Highway in northern Pakistan, disrupting travel and transport.
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El Niño effect and Lanka’s water future
Sri Lanka faces potential water security challenges as El Niño weather patterns influence local climate conditions.
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The Norwegian gas plant that could safeguard Europe from Trump
A Norwegian gas plant is being positioned as a strategic energy asset to ensure European security.
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Vietnam extends EV registration fee exemption through 2030
Vietnam has extended its electric vehicle registration fee exemption policy until 2030 to encourage adoption.
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Tamil Nadu: New solar, wind plants may need battery storage from 2027
Tamil Nadu may mandate battery storage requirements for new solar and wind energy plants beginning in 2027.
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Circular Cities Hub
This hub tracks initiatives and strategies for implementing circular economy models in urban environments.
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Air conditioners are our best bet in the fight against extreme heat – whether we like it or not
An analysis discusses the necessity of air conditioning as a climate adaptation tool despite its environmental trade-offs.
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What happened to fall? Georgia's seasons are shifting
Shifting seasonal patterns in Georgia are being observed as a local manifestation of broader climate change trends.
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Air conditioners are our best bet in the fight against extreme heat – whether we like it or not | Eduardo Porter
An analysis explores the necessity of air conditioning as a primary adaptation strategy against rising global temperatures.
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Why the flavors of some of France’s famous cheeses are at risk
Changing climate conditions are threatening the traditional production and quality of various French cheeses.
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Video: Oceans hit record temperatures due to climate change and El NinoClickbait
Global ocean temperatures have reached record highs, driven by the combined effects of climate change and El Niño.
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Cockroaches gain ‘foothold’ in Japan’s Hokkaido as weather warms
Warmer temperatures are allowing cockroach populations to establish themselves in Japan's northern Hokkaido region.
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An extreme El Niño climate phase is building in the Pacific—here is what to expectClickbait
An overview of the developing extreme El Niño phase and its expected impacts on global weather patterns.
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Central Park adapts to climate change while helping New York stay cool
New York's Central Park is implementing adaptation strategies to mitigate urban heat and manage climate-related environmental changes.
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Extreme heat to bake central US as RealFeel® Temperatures approach 110 F
Extreme heat conditions are forecast for the central United States, with heat indices reaching 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Cooling Center opens as extreme heat continues in Memphis
Memphis officials have opened cooling centers as the city experiences a period of prolonged extreme heat.
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Extreme heat stops Washburn-Colorado Mines before overtime, leaving game a 16-16 tieReprint
Extreme heat forced the cancellation of overtime in a college football game to protect player safety.
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TVA says it's prepared for continued heat wave as electricity demand sets 2026 record
The Tennessee Valley Authority reports record electricity demand during a heat wave while maintaining grid stability.
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California could set new standards for wildfire smoke damage
California is considering new regulatory standards to address health impacts from wildfire smoke.
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B.C. drought forces volunteers to rescue salmon from drying streams
Volunteers in British Columbia are rescuing salmon from streams drying up due to prolonged drought.
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Climate change and aviation disruption risks grow
Aviation industry experts warn that climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of operational disruptions.
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Nepal, South Korea discuss flood rescue, disaster recovery and climate financeReprint
Nepal and South Korea are discussing disaster recovery efforts and potential climate finance cooperation following recent floods.
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Nepal disaster: South Asia must unite to confront a shared climate threat
An editorial calls for South Asian nations to unite in addressing shared climate threats highlighted by the recent Nepal disaster.
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Foreign Minister Khanal, South Korean counterpart Cho hold talks on flood relief, climate cooperationReprint
Nepal's Foreign Minister and his South Korean counterpart held talks regarding flood relief and long-term climate cooperation.
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Video | Nepal Floods | Nepal PM Balen Shah’s First Foreign Visit: Climate Justice On UN AgendaClickbait
Nepal's Prime Minister plans to prioritize climate justice and flood recovery on the international agenda during his upcoming UN visit.
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Nepal, South Korea discuss Bhotekoshi flood, climate change impactsReprint
Officials from Nepal and South Korea met to discuss the impacts of the Bhotekoshi flood and broader climate change challenges.
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‘Caught in a trap’: The most expensive regions for insurance on Australia’s east coast revealed
Rising insurance costs in coastal Australia reflect the growing financial risks associated with climate-driven extreme weather events.
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Bigger Project NOAH Funding to Strengthen Flood, Disaster, and Climate Change Response
Increased funding for Project NOAH aims to bolster flood monitoring and climate change response capabilities in the Philippines.
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Red Cross pushes Caribbean to rethink disaster preparedness
The Red Cross is urging Caribbean nations to modernize their disaster preparedness strategies in response to changing climate risks.
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India Monsoon: 259 Killed in 64 Days in Himachal Pradesh, Floods Ravage Uttarakhand | Planet PulseReprint
Severe monsoon flooding in India's Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand regions has resulted in significant loss of life.
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The cost of rising seaReprint
Rising sea levels pose significant economic risks and infrastructure costs to coastal regions.
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Bangladesh, Maldives to strengthen climate cooperation, resilience effortsReprint
Bangladesh and the Maldives have agreed to collaborate on climate resilience and adaptation strategies.
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Nepali Woman Survives 10 Days Under Flood RubbleReprint
A woman was rescued after surviving ten days trapped under rubble following severe flooding in Nepal.
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Cloudburst floods disrupt life across Ghizer and Hunza
Cloudburst-induced flooding has caused significant disruption across the Ghizer and Hunza regions of Pakistan.
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Get this key protection for your home before El Niño hits California
Homeowners in California are advised on protective measures to prepare for the impacts of an upcoming El Niño.
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El Nino nears super status, raising climate risks for ChinaReprint
China faces increased climate-related risks as the current El Niño event approaches super status.
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Britain braces for crippling food crisis as ‘Godzilla’ El Niño stirsReprint
Concerns are rising in Britain regarding the potential for El Niño to disrupt global food supplies.
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Strong El Niño threatens Boro harvest in the next seasonReprint
A strong El Niño event threatens the upcoming Boro rice harvest in Bangladesh.
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Going local, cutting carbon: Inside Hyundai's US steel expansion
Hyundai is expanding its U.S. steel operations with a focus on localizing production to reduce supply chain carbon emissions.
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Engineering goods exporters seek mandate on carbon emission certificate under EU norms
Indian exporters are requesting government support to comply with new European Union carbon emission certification requirements.
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Indonesia leans on coal for industryReprint
Indonesia continues to rely heavily on coal power to support its growing industrial sector.
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Oman plans major renewable energy expansion by 2030 — OilPriceReprint
Oman has announced plans for a significant expansion of its renewable energy capacity by 2030.
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A model predictive control-based energy management strategy for grid-connected nanogridsStudy
Researchers developed a model predictive control strategy to optimize energy management in grid-connected nanogrids.
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Red Sea Destination Achieves Full Renewable Energy Commercial Operation - News and StatisticsReprint
A major tourism destination in the Red Sea has transitioned to full commercial operation using renewable energy.
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Solar farm project faces lawsuit from Zeeland Township
A proposed solar farm project in Michigan is facing legal challenges from local township officials.
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For the pursuit of a just and sustainable energy transition
Academic discourse emphasizes the necessity of ensuring a just and sustainable global energy transition.
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In 2018, Annapolis covered its old 57-acre landfill with 52,416 solar panels; six years on, they supply 4
A former landfill in Annapolis continues to generate renewable energy six years after being converted into a solar farm.
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Rooftop solar: Turning incentives into sustainable energy
Government incentives are being leveraged to promote the adoption of rooftop solar energy systems.
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Egypt accelerates energy transition with Chinese companies becoming key forceReprint
Egypt is accelerating its energy transition through partnerships with Chinese companies specializing in renewable energy.
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Sudan’s war-driven blackouts push residents toward solar power but high costs shut many out
Sudanese residents are turning to solar power to combat war-related blackouts, though high costs remain a significant barrier.
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DIY plug-in solar gains momentum in the US
DIY plug-in solar energy systems are seeing increased adoption among homeowners in the United States.
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Korea to Build RE100 Renewable Zones for Mega Special Districts
South Korea plans to establish renewable energy zones to support the RE100 initiative within special economic districts.
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Stellantis Expands Remanufactured EV Parts, Including High-Voltage Batteries
Stellantis is expanding its program to remanufacture electric vehicle parts, including high-voltage batteries.
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Equinor Starts Up 100 MW Energy Storage Project in TexasReprint
Equinor has launched a 100 MW energy storage project in Texas to support grid stability.
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‘Formulate climate policy for marginalised’
Advocates are calling for climate policies that specifically address the needs of marginalized populations.
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Climate risks are becoming a challenge for business
Businesses are increasingly facing operational and financial risks due to the impacts of climate change.
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Bangladesh reaffirms commitment to climate action, stronger cooperation with Maldives
Bangladesh and the Maldives have agreed to strengthen cooperation on climate action and environmental sustainability.
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Contributor: The Great Barrier Reef refuses to die on schedule
An opinion piece discusses the resilience of the Great Barrier Reef in the face of environmental pressures.
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Indigenous knowledge helps reveal the ties between reefs and mangroves
Research incorporating Indigenous knowledge highlights the ecological connections between coral reefs and mangrove forests.
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Europes summer from hell seems over but is it reallyClickbait
Speculation continues regarding whether Europe's record-breaking summer heat has truly concluded.
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A Stirring Call to Apathy
This commentary discusses the psychological and social barriers that lead to public apathy regarding climate change.
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African 'heat dome' set to bring 44C temperatures to Europe as 14 parts of UK sizzleClickbait
A tabloid report warns of high temperatures in the UK attributed to an African heat dome.
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Nepal PM Blames Climate Change For Deadly Floods: Could That Be True? | Planet Pulse | N18GClickbait
The Prime Minister of Nepal attributes recent deadly flooding to climate change in a discussion regarding environmental impacts.
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When mountains collapse, the hazard cascades: Build beyond the river’s reachClickbait
An opinion piece argues for stricter building regulations in mountainous regions to mitigate risks from landslides and floods.
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Study saying China’s solar policy hurt birds may have miscounted 2 billion egretsStudy
A study claiming negative impacts of Chinese solar policy on bird populations is being questioned for significant data errors.
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DIY plug-in solar gains momentum in the US
Plug-in solar kits for residential use are seeing increased adoption and interest across the United States.
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‘Only a minority of the UK supports slowing the EV transitio
Polling data indicates that only a minority of the UK public supports slowing down the transition to electric vehicles.
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Contributor: The Great Barrier Reef refuses to die on schedule
An opinion piece argues that the Great Barrier Reef is showing more resilience to climate change than previously predicted.
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The cost of rising sea
An editorial discusses the economic implications and costs associated with rising global sea levels.
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METHANE MONITORING: Wireless Methane Detection for Hard-to-Access Natural Gas Storage Sites
New wireless monitoring technology is being deployed to detect methane leaks at remote natural gas storage facilities.
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The Cost of Our AC Habits: More Global WarmingClickbait
Increased use of air conditioning contributes to global warming through energy consumption and refrigerant emissions.
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What Is A Heat Dome? Why Europe Is Sweltering Under Record-breaking May Temperatures Joni Lamb (sSahU0uGxJ)
An explainer defines heat domes and discusses record-breaking temperatures in Europe.
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Lithuania’s fiercest storms: A history of extreme weather and growing risks
A review of Lithuania's history of extreme weather highlights growing risks associated with changing climate patterns.
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KRG Develops Comprehensive Strategy to Cut Air Pollution, Protect Environment
The Kurdistan Regional Government is developing a comprehensive strategy to reduce air pollution and protect the environment.
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Floating wind farms, bendable solar cells: How Koike wants to rewrite Tokyo’s energy blueprintReprint
Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike is proposing new energy policies, including floating wind farms and advanced solar technology.
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Study saying China’s solar policy hurt birds may have miscounted 2 billion egrets
A study claiming China's solar policy negatively impacted bird populations is under scrutiny for potentially significant data calculation errors.
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Vehicle CO₂ emission prediction based on firefly with ant colony optimization tuned long short-term memory modelStudy
Researchers developed a new computational model using firefly and ant colony algorithms to predict vehicle carbon dioxide emissions.
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SEC Renewable Energy Park—Horsham connects to grid
The SEC Renewable Energy Park in Horsham has officially connected to the power grid.
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Climate messages work better when they inspire aweStudy
Research suggests that using awe-inspiring imagery and messaging is more effective at engaging audiences on climate change than fear-based tactics.
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Climate change is here, and you should be worried: Geologist Tari Mattox discusses the climate and what Michiganders should look out for
A geologist discusses the local impacts of climate change and what residents in Michigan should anticipate.
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We need action on climate change
An opinion piece calls for urgent and concrete action to address the climate change crisis.
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Don’t blame climate change for the Himalayan flash flood
An opinion piece argues against attributing recent Himalayan flash floods primarily to climate change.
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‘My child suffered heat exhaustion after nursery – Burnham must act on climate change’
A parent is calling for local political action on climate change following a child's heat exhaustion incident at a nursery.
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Mines football game ends in tie due to extreme heat
A football game was ended early due to safety concerns regarding extreme heat conditions.
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Extreme heat sparks burn bans in TN, KYReprint
Extreme heat conditions in Tennessee and Kentucky have triggered official burn bans to prevent wildfires.
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Wells drying up at homes and ranches due to heat and drought
Residents and ranchers are facing water shortages as private wells dry up due to persistent heat and drought.
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Eastern Montana rancher turns to 'sketchy' portable tanks as D3 drought dries up cattle water
A Montana rancher is using portable water tanks to sustain cattle as severe drought conditions deplete local water sources.
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Dead fish fill vanishing river as drought grips IndonesiaReprint
Severe drought in Indonesia has caused river levels to drop, resulting in mass fish die-offs.
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Northeast Florida in drought for more than a year; why officials are still urging to conserve water
Officials in Northeast Florida are urging water conservation as the region remains in a year-long drought.
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DFW Weather: Drought continues to worsen; more heat in 14 day forecast
The Dallas-Fort Worth area faces worsening drought conditions and continued high temperatures in the upcoming forecast.
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Severe drought expands into parts of central Maine, now covering nearly 14% of state
Severe drought conditions have expanded to cover nearly 14 percent of central Maine.
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Nepal PM Blames Climate Change For Deadly Floods: Could That Be True? | Planet Pulse | N18GClickbait
The Nepalese Prime Minister attributes recent deadly flooding to climate change, prompting media debate on the scientific validity of the claim.
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'From 40°C Heat To Level 5 Rains!': Japan Faces Summer Climate Disaster | Planet Pulse | N18GClickbait
Japan faces extreme weather events, including record heat and heavy rainfall, which are being framed as climate-driven disasters.
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Climate Crisis Beyond Political Borders
This analysis discusses how climate change impacts transcend national borders, necessitating regional cooperation in South Asia.
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Destructive storm exposes gaps in severe weather preparedness: expert
Experts warn that recent severe storms have exposed significant deficiencies in local emergency preparedness and infrastructure resilience.
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Nepal PM Blames Climate Change For Deadly Floods: Could That Be True? | Planet Pulse | N18GClickbait
A media segment questions the validity of the Nepalese Prime Minister's claim linking recent deadly floods to climate change.
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Rare train of Pacific cyclones fueled by historic El NinoReprint
A series of Pacific cyclones is being attributed to the influence of a historic El Niño event.
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After An Intense Summer, Met Office Warns Of An 'Unprecedented' Winter AheadReprint
The UK Met Office warns of an unprecedented winter season following an exceptionally intense summer.
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Sugar Prices Surge on Heat, El Niño & India Imports
Global sugar prices are rising due to the combined impacts of extreme heat and El Niño-related supply disruptions.
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Plan balances energy security and low-carbon goalsReprint
China is developing a plan to balance energy security requirements with long-term low-carbon goals.
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Teijin Develops Heat-Repairable, Recyclable Carbon Fibre Composite Material, Combining Resource Circulation with Extended Product LifeStudy
Teijin has developed a recyclable carbon fiber composite material designed to extend product lifecycles.
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GUEST COMMENTARY: Regional climate policies are fueling a Northwest crisis
A guest commentary criticizes regional climate policies for their perceived negative impact on the Northwest.
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WWF accuses Government of climate ‘misinformation’
The WWF has formally accused the government of spreading misinformation regarding climate change policies.
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Clean Energy EXPO 2026: Improving Building Resilience and EfficiencyReprint
The EESI is hosting an expo focused on improving building resilience and energy efficiency through clean technology.
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Renewable energy powers revitalizationReprint
Renewable energy projects are being utilized as a driver for economic revitalization in various regions.
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Oklahoma workers have skills to lead its energy transition | Opinion
An opinion piece argues that Oklahoma's workforce possesses the necessary skills to lead the regional energy transition.
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EPS Buys Renewable Energy Projects, 50MW ThresholdReprint
The Serbian power utility EPS is acquiring renewable energy projects with a capacity threshold of 50MW.
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Electricity minister reviews Ras Shukeir wind project progress with Orascom ConstructionReprint
Egypt's electricity minister reviewed progress on the Ras Shukeir wind energy project with construction partners.
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Study saying China’s solar policy hurt birds may have miscounted 2 billion egrets
A study claiming China's solar policy harmed bird populations is being questioned due to potential data errors.
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Africa’s solar market accelerates as Solar Africa Expo targets next wave of growth
The African solar market is expanding, with upcoming industry expos highlighting future growth opportunities.
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China challenges Science study on solar policy’s impact on birdsStudy
Chinese researchers challenge a Science study regarding the impact of solar energy policies on bird populations.
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Ho Chi Minh City delays low-emission zone rollout by 6 months
Ho Chi Minh City has delayed the implementation of its planned low-emission zone by six months.
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Toyota urges Vietnam to allow hybrid vehicles in future LEZs in Ho Chi Minh City
Toyota is lobbying Vietnamese officials to include hybrid vehicles in Ho Chi Minh City's upcoming low-emission zone regulations.
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‘Only a minority of the UK supports slowing the EV transitio
Polling data indicates that only a minority of the UK population supports slowing the transition to electric vehicles.
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Trump's energy boss wavers on gasoline price path
A Trump administration energy official expressed uncertainty regarding future gasoline price trends.
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Climate change is here, and you should be worried: Geologist Tari Mattox discusses the climate and what Michiganders should look out for
A geologist discusses local climate change impacts and concerns for residents in Michigan.
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A Climate Grand Jeté
This opinion piece discusses the broader cultural and political challenges associated with addressing climate change.
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Call for climate actionClickbait
A brief report notes a general call for increased climate action.
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What is net zer?
ClientEarth provides an educational explainer on the definition and implications of net-zero targets.
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An outside perspective on the AfD + Defense policy risks + Carbon emissions from plug-in hybrids
This briefing covers political developments, defense policy, and the carbon impact of plug-in hybrid vehicles.
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In 2018, California's Kaiser Permanente opened an 8,110-square-meter medical office with a 640-kilowatt soReprint
A 2018 report highlights the installation of a large solar array at a Kaiser Permanente medical facility in California.
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Japan’s JC-STAR Requirements to Bring Cybersecurity into Solar and Battery Storage Equipment Selection from 2027Study
Japan will implement new cybersecurity requirements for solar and battery storage equipment starting in 2027.
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SEC Renewable Energy Park—Horsham connects to grid
The SEC Renewable Energy Park in Horsham has officially connected to the power grid.
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Circular Cities Hub
This hub provides information on circular economy initiatives in urban environments.
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Hawaii declares state of emergency as Hurricane Lowell approaches islandsReprint
Hawaii has declared a state of emergency in anticipation of Hurricane Lowell's arrival.
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Zero-emission car sharing clubs expand across Wales
Zero-emission car-sharing programs are expanding across Wales to reduce transport-related emissions.
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Nepal PM Blames Climate Change For Deadly Floods: Could That Be True? | Planet Pulse | N18GClickbait
A media segment questions the link between climate change and recent flooding in Nepal.
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How Your Car's MPG And Greenhouse Gas Emissions Are Related, According To The EPAClickbait
An explainer details the relationship between vehicle fuel efficiency and greenhouse gas emissions based on EPA data.
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Anwar, Al Gore discuss climate crisis, Malaysia's energy transitionReprint
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Al Gore met to discuss the climate crisis and national energy transition strategies.
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Local knowledge key to Pacific climate actionReprint
Pacific leaders emphasize that integrating local knowledge is essential for effective regional climate action.
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Zero-emission car sharing clubs expand across Wales
Zero-emission car sharing services are expanding their operations across various regions in Wales.
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Driving cleaner cities: Alam Flora puts electric fleet to real-world test
Malaysian waste management company Alam Flora is conducting real-world testing of electric vehicles in its fleet.
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Japan’s JC-STAR Requirements to Bring Cybersecurity into Solar and Battery Storage Equipment Selection from 2027Study
Japan will implement new cybersecurity requirements for solar and battery storage equipment starting in 2027.
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A Stirring Call to Apathy
An analysis explores the growing challenge of public apathy toward the climate crisis.
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Column: Miresse talks about climate change legislation
A local column examines recent legislative efforts related to climate change.
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Preparing Climate-Ready Business LeadersReprint
A press release highlights the need for business leadership training focused on climate readiness and sustainability.
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Climate Change Has No Borders, Neither Should Solutions: KavyaClickbait
An opinion piece argues that climate change is a global issue requiring international cooperation rather than isolated national solutions.
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Bishop urges faithful to ‘challenge others’ over ‘anti-life’ climate change
A religious leader urges followers to take action against climate change as a moral imperative.
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Call for climate action
Regional leaders are issuing renewed calls for urgent global climate action.
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How ‘mind-blowing’ El Nino will impact the UK after ‘unprecedented event’ warningReprint
Reports discuss how the current El Niño event might influence winter weather patterns in the United Kingdom.
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VpCI packaging cuts plant energy use and carbon emissionsReprint
A company reports that its specialized packaging technology helps reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions in manufacturing.
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Malaysia to strengthen global cooperation to address climate crisisReprint
Malaysia commits to strengthening international cooperation to address the ongoing global climate crisis.
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Beam Global Shares Are Rising Today — What Is Powering The Renewable Energy Infrastructure Developer's Stock?Clickbait
Beam Global's stock price is rising, though the specific drivers of this market movement remain speculative.
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ABB Advances Energy Efficiency With Type III EPD CertificateReprint
ABB received a Type III Environmental Product Declaration certificate for its energy-efficient technology.
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Town Of Derry In New Hampshire Cuts Ribbon On Completed Landfill Solar Array
The town of Derry, New Hampshire, has completed the installation of a solar array on a local landfill.
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Sudan’s war-driven blackouts push residents toward solar power but high costs shut many outReprint
Sudanese residents face challenges adopting solar power as a solution to war-driven blackouts due to high costs.
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Sudan’s war-driven blackouts push residents toward solar power but high costs shut many outReprint
High costs are limiting the adoption of solar power among Sudanese residents struggling with war-related blackouts.
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Electric vehicles are becoming more common because they're cost-effective, easy-to-use and classClickbait
A general overview discusses the increasing adoption of electric vehicles due to cost and usability.
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Engie stock gains as storage capacity surpasses 10 GW milestoneReprint
Engie reported growth in its stock value after its global energy storage capacity exceeded 10 GW.
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El Niño 2026: NOAA Warns of Historic Event for TexasClickbait
A report discusses potential historic weather impacts for Texas associated with El Niño forecasts.
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Is driving a plug-in hybrid in 2026 an in-between choiceClickbait
An analysis explores whether plug-in hybrid vehicles remain a viable transitional choice for drivers in 2026.
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Tree from Morteratsch Glacier shows climate narrative is wrongClickbait
An article claims evidence from a glacier tree contradicts climate change science, reflecting common denialist tropes.
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In 2018, California's Kaiser Permanente opened an 8,110-square-meter medical office with a 640-kilowatt soReprint
A report highlights a 2018 medical office project in California that incorporated solar energy infrastructure.
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World Can Still Avoid 1.5°C Breach, UN Environment Report SaysStudy
A new UN Environment report states that limiting global warming to 1.5°C remains possible with urgent action.
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Global warming to cross 1.5 degrees Celsius limit: UNReprint
The UN reports that global warming is set to surpass the 1.5 degrees Celsius limit established by international agreements.
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UN: Limiting Global Warming to 1.5°C Is Becoming UnattainableReprint
A UN report warns that the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C is becoming increasingly difficult to achieve.
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Climate Change Could Slash Global GDP 18% by 2100 as Economic Risks Spread Across BordersStudy
A new report projects that climate change could reduce global GDP by 18% by 2100 due to widespread economic disruption.
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UN report warns 1.5°C warming breach could cause irreversible losses | The Hindu EditorialStudy
A UN report warns that exceeding the 1.5°C warming threshold will lead to irreversible environmental and economic losses.
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Glacier Collapse in Nepal Reveals New Scale of Climate Perils
A glacier collapse in Nepal highlights the increasing scale and danger of climate-driven disasters.
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Nepal bet nearly everything on hydropower - the floods show why that's a problem
Nepal's heavy reliance on hydropower is being re-evaluated as climate-driven floods expose vulnerabilities in the nation's energy infrastructure.
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The World Has Broken the 1.5°C Promise. Small States Should Not Have to Pay the Bill
An opinion piece argues that small nations should not bear the financial burden of global failure to meet 1.5°C climate targets.
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Global Maritime Decarbonisation Stalls Despite the Accelerating Impact of Climate Change
International Maritime Organization negotiations on shipping decarbonization have stalled due to opposition from fossil-fuel-producing nations.
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UNEP Report: Global Warming to Exceed 1.5°C, Impacts Already Dangerous | 2026 - News and StatisticsStudy
A UNEP report warns that exceeding 1.5°C of warming will lead to increasingly dangerous climate impacts.
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Opinion | Summer Has Gotten Much Hotter. See How Bad It Is Where You Live.
An interactive analysis shows how summer temperatures have increased significantly across different regions.
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Canadians should prepare for a 5 C hotter future, report warnsStudy
A new report warns that Canadians must prepare for a future with temperatures five degrees Celsius higher than current levels.
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Climate change reshuffles where people are moving in Florida
Climate change impacts are increasingly influencing migration patterns and housing choices within Florida.
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Q&A: The Arctic melt season is a week longer now than it was in the 1980s, shows new UW research on sea ice trendsStudy
University of Washington research indicates the Arctic sea ice melt season has lengthened by one week since the 1980s.
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As glaciers melt near mountains, risks multiply and Canada isn’t prepared, scientists warn
Scientists warn that Canada is unprepared for the increasing risks posed by rapidly melting mountain glaciers.
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COUNTERPOINT: Fossil fuel-driven climate change is worsening wildfire seasons
An analysis links fossil fuel-driven climate change to the increasing severity of wildfire seasons.
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As Extreme Weather Worsens, Black and Hispanic Homeowners Are Paying More for Insurance
Black and Hispanic homeowners face higher insurance costs as extreme weather events driven by climate change become more frequent.
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Solar to Surpass Coal in Texas Power Generation in 2026, EIA SaysStudy
The EIA projects that solar power generation in Texas will surpass coal-fired generation by 2026.
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China’s solar power capacity surpasses coal for first time
China's installed solar power capacity has surpassed its coal-fired capacity for the first time.
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China Oil Consumption Drops 9% in Q2 2026: EVs and Electric Trucks Drive Historic Decline - News and StatisticsStudy
China's oil consumption dropped by 9% in Q2 2026, driven largely by the rapid adoption of electric vehicles.
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Coral bleaching occurring too frequently for reefs to recover, scientists sayStudy
Scientists warn that the increasing frequency of coral bleaching events is preventing reefs from recovering.
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Europe becomes fastest-warming continent on Earth: climate change expert
A climate expert identifies Europe as the fastest-warming continent on Earth.
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DW News. . Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg says support for Nepal should be viewed as climate reparations, not aid. #dwnews
Greta Thunberg argues that international support for Nepal should be classified as climate reparations rather than traditional aid.
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As Extreme Weather Worsens, Black and Hispanic Homeowners Are Paying More for InsuranceStudy
A new report finds Black and Hispanic homeowners face disproportionately higher insurance costs due to climate-driven extreme weather.
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Aviation faces hotter, stormier skies – and passengers might have to accept more disruption
Climate change is expected to increase flight disruptions as skies become hotter and stormier.
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Aviation faces hotter, stormier skies – and passengers might have to accept more disruption
Climate change is increasing atmospheric turbulence and storm activity, leading to more frequent disruptions for the aviation industry.
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Nepal flood disaster puts climate justice under spotlight
Recent flooding in Nepal has renewed international focus on the concept of climate justice for vulnerable nations.
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UNEP’s “Limiting Overshoot” Report: American University Experts Offer Comments | NewswiseStudy
Academic experts provide commentary on the UNEP report regarding the challenges of limiting global warming overshoot.
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Climate action keeps stalling, and scientists think they know why
Researchers are investigating the systemic and psychological barriers that continue to stall global climate action.
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Global warming extends wildfire risk to cold regions of Europe
Global warming is expanding the risk of wildfires into historically cooler regions of Europe.
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Nepal's flood survivors demand climate reparations, not aidReprint
Flood survivors in Nepal are calling for climate reparations to address the damages caused by recent extreme weather events.
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This Is One of the Most Ambitious Nature-Based Solutions to Sea Level Rise
A new nature-based project aims to mitigate sea-level rise through large-scale ecological restoration efforts.
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Mumbai, India's Financial Capital, May Submerge Into Sea, Warns UN ReportReprint
A UN report warns that Mumbai faces a significant risk of submersion due to projected sea-level rise.
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Some climate damage irreversible, historical emitters must act: UNEP India head
A UNEP official emphasizes that some climate damage is irreversible and calls for accountability from historical emitters.
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“There Is a Risk of Speedy Water Level Rise”: 38 Arunachal Lakes Face GLOF Threat
Thirty-eight lakes in Arunachal Pradesh are at risk of Glacial Lake Outburst Floods due to rapid water level increases.
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Retreating glaciers, expanding lakes raise growing GLOF threat across NE: River expert
Experts warn that retreating glaciers and expanding lakes are increasing the risk of GLOF events across Northeast India.
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Nepal floods raise alarm in Himachal: IIT Mandi flags 9 glacial lakes
Following Nepal's floods, researchers in Himachal Pradesh have identified nine glacial lakes at high risk of bursting.
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IIT researchers identify nine rapidly expanding glacial lakes in HimachalStudy
IIT researchers identified nine rapidly expanding glacial lakes in Himachal Pradesh that pose potential flood threats.
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El Nino, regional wars fuel global food crisisReprint
The combination of El Niño and regional conflicts is exacerbating global food security challenges.
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El Nino and wars fuel triple food crisis
The combination of El Niño weather patterns and ongoing conflicts is exacerbating global food insecurity.
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El Niño and wars fuel triple food crisis
The combination of El Niño weather patterns and ongoing conflicts is exacerbating global food insecurity.
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Lakes aren't just storing water—they're changing the carbon cycleStudy
New research indicates that lakes play a more active and complex role in the global carbon cycle than previously understood.
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Fashion’s climate emissions increased almost 14% over two yearsStudy
A new report finds that carbon emissions from the global fashion industry grew by nearly 14% over the past two years.
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Fashion’s climate emissions increased almost 14% over two years
Global fashion industry greenhouse gas emissions rose by nearly 14% over a two-year period.
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Europe Scales Back Climate Goals to Ease Iran War Energy Shock: BoussoReprint
European nations are scaling back climate goals to address energy security concerns following the war in Iran.
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Opinion | The climate target is slipping away. Stop adding fuel to the fire.
An opinion piece urges immediate action to reduce emissions as global climate targets become increasingly difficult to reach.
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Global Maritime Decarbonisation Stalls Despite the Accelerating Impact of Climate Change
Progress in decarbonizing the global maritime industry has stalled despite the worsening impacts of climate change.
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Electrical Grids Planned On Outdated Climate Data Face Physical And Fiscal Risk: UN University Scientists Propose Domain-Informed AI As The FixStudy
UN University scientists suggest using AI to update electrical grid planning to account for modern climate risks.
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Australia needs renewable energy fast—but building it is only half the battle
Australia faces significant infrastructure and grid integration challenges in its rapid transition to renewable energy.
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US renewable energy tops 30% of the grid as coal continues to slide
Renewable energy sources now account for over 30 percent of the United States' total electricity generation.
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Record-low reservoirs and a drought-stricken Canada are quietly pulling the plug on America's hydropower foundation, and the clean energy future that depends on it
Drought conditions in Canada and the U.S. are reducing reservoir levels, threatening the reliability of hydropower generation.
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Yes, EVs Really Are Cleaner Than Gas Cars. Here's By How Much
An analysis confirms that electric vehicles produce significantly lower lifecycle emissions than internal combustion engine cars.
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EV sales outpace petrol cars for first time as Australians dodge soaring fuel costs
Electric vehicle sales in Australia have surpassed petrol car sales for the first time amid rising fuel costs.
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TSLA, RIVN, LCID Fall After Trump Repeals Foundational Scientific Finding Supporting EV TransitionReprint
Electric vehicle stocks declined following reports of the Trump administration repealing scientific findings that support the EV transition.
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Climate change is putting bees at risk: 37 per cent of species in Europe are in declineStudy
Climate change is contributing to the decline of 37 percent of bee species across Europe.
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NY's climate superfund law has been struck down. Is NJ's bill now in trouble?
The invalidation of New York's climate superfund law raises questions about the future of similar legislation in New Jersey.
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Nevada preached peace on the #ColoradoRiver. Now it’s suing to protect its water. The state’s lawsuit claims the federal government’s plan for the river could strip Las Vegas of two-thirds of its water supply — Austin Corona (Grist.org) #COriver #aridificationReprint
Nevada is suing the federal government over Colorado River water management plans, citing potential severe impacts on Las Vegas water supplies.
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Sydney sweats in spring hot spell, faces 'extreme' bushfire riskReprint
Sydney is experiencing an unseasonable spring heatwave, leading to extreme bushfire risk warnings.
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Opinion | The nuclear energy renaissance is a global phenomenon
Nuclear energy is experiencing a global resurgence as a potential climate solution.
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Close to a fifth of the world’s sequoias burned. One solution? More fire.
Controlled burns are being utilized as a management strategy to protect sequoia populations following significant wildfire damage.
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Nepal Disaster: ‘Science Should Not Be Used to Say, Perhaps It Was Something Else, So We Should Wait’
Experts emphasize the need to acknowledge climate change as a primary driver of Nepal's recent disasters.
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How intense rains in the Grand Canyon turned into a deadly disaster
Intense rainfall events in the Grand Canyon have resulted in a deadly disaster, highlighting risks from extreme weather.
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Sydney reaches 33C in potentially warmest start to spring since mid-1800s, while snow forecast in southern NSW
Sydney is experiencing record-breaking early spring heat, prompting fire warnings and highlighting shifting seasonal patterns.
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Lakes aren't just storing water—they're changing the carbon cycleStudy
New research indicates that lake-rich landscapes contribute to higher carbon emissions by facilitating the release of stored carbon into the atmosphere.
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Renewable Energy And Storage Solve Massive Grid Problem In USReprint
Renewable energy and battery storage helped maintain grid reliability in Texas during extreme heat.
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EU CRM Centre: How to Secure Critical Minerals
The EU is developing strategies to secure critical raw material supply chains necessary for its clean energy transition.
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Global warming is ruining their way of life. These Colorado ranchers demand accountability
Colorado ranchers are seeking legal accountability for climate change impacts that are disrupting their agricultural livelihoods.
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UC BERKELEY: New digital tool shows where exactly California’s water goes — and how climate change might disrupt itStudy
A new digital tool from UC Berkeley tracks California's water usage and models potential climate-driven supply disruptions.
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Keeping cool saves thousands of lives yearly, but at a cost of worsening global warming, experts say
Experts note that while air conditioning saves lives during heatwaves, it simultaneously contributes to global warming through energy use.
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The climate crisis is upon us—so why are deniers still getting airtime?
The media's continued inclusion of climate change denialism hinders public understanding of the urgent climate crisis.
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In a warming world, reframe the climate challenge
Experts suggest reframing the climate challenge to better address the complexities of a warming world.
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College football game ends in tie after 108-degree heat index makes overtime untenable
A college football game was declared a tie after officials determined that a 108-degree heat index made overtime play unsafe.
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'Stretched to the limit': Heat wave prompts US electrical grid emergencyReprint
A severe heat wave has placed significant strain on the United States electrical grid, prompting emergency warnings.
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Warming climate will fuel more flash floods
Meteorologists and climate experts explain how a warming atmosphere is increasing the frequency and intensity of flash flooding.
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How intense rains in the Grand Canyon turned into a deadly disaster
An investigation details how extreme rainfall events in the Grand Canyon led to a recent deadly flash flood.
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Nepal demands greater climate justice amid staggering flood costsReprint
Nepal is advocating for increased climate justice and financial assistance to cover the staggering costs of recent flood damage.
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Nepal Flood Disaster Exposes Cascading Threats in Himalayas
The recent Nepal floods highlight the cascading environmental and social threats facing the Himalayan region due to climate change.
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Three hurricanes in Pacific show the power of El Nino
The simultaneous occurrence of three hurricanes in the Pacific highlights the influence of El Niño on extreme weather patterns.
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Danish experts and UM partner to share solutions to tackle rising sea levels
The University of Miami and Danish experts are collaborating to develop new strategies for managing sea-level rise.
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Kolkata Faces Growing Risk From Rising Seas
Kolkata faces an increasing risk of flooding and land loss due to rising sea levels.
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Human-induced heating, including climbers’ urinating, contributing to rapid melting of Himalayan glaciers
Human-induced heating and climber waste are identified as factors contributing to the rapid melting of Himalayan glaciers.
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Nepal Flood Disaster Puts Climate Justice Under Spotlight
Recent flooding in Nepal has brought renewed attention to the concept of climate justice in vulnerable regions.
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Nepal’s Rasuwa Flood: A Warning for Pakistan’s Mountain Communities
Recent flooding in Nepal serves as a cautionary example for mountain communities in Pakistan regarding climate-related disaster risks.
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El Niño is being 'supersized before our eyes,' U.N. warns. What that means for the weather where you live this fall and winter.Reprint
The U.N. warns that a strengthening El Niño event will significantly influence global weather patterns throughout the coming winter.
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The strongest El Niño in living memory is starting to show its mightReprint
Australia is experiencing the early impacts of what is described as the strongest El Niño event in living memory.
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Carbon dioxide can be recycled into everyday chemicals with help from a blenderStudy
Scientists have developed a method to convert captured carbon dioxide into useful chemical precursors using a specialized mixing process.
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[Science Scope] Are Electric Vehicles Truly Eco-Friendly? ② The Real Battle Is Fought on the Grid, Not on the Road
An analysis examines how the environmental benefits of electric vehicles depend heavily on the decarbonization of the power grid.
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Simeon Brown's disastrous decision to cancel the Gas Transition Plan (and buy a lotto ticket instead)
Greenpeace criticizes the New Zealand government's decision to cancel a plan aimed at transitioning away from natural gas.
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Renewable Energy And Storage Solve Massive Grid Problem In US
The combination of renewable energy and battery storage is successfully addressing grid reliability issues in the United States.
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Green Bonds Hit Record High Despite Persistent Challenges
Global green bond issuance reached a record high despite ongoing market and economic challenges.
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South Korean Researchers Push Tandem Solar Cells to New Global Efficiency RecordStudy
South Korean researchers have achieved a new global efficiency record for tandem solar cells.
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Resolving spatial mismatches unlocks six billion tons of China's climate gains from retired EV batteries by 2050Reprint
A report suggests that optimizing the management of retired EV batteries could yield significant climate benefits for China by 2050.
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Cabinet approves ₹9,585-crore scheme to replace old trucks and buses in Delhi-NCR
The Indian cabinet approved a scheme to replace older, polluting trucks and buses in the Delhi-NCR region.
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California EV Push Continues Despite Trump Rollbacks
California continues its push for electric vehicle adoption despite federal policy rollbacks.
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New solar, wind plants may need battery storage from 2027Reprint
India plans to mandate battery storage for all new solar and wind projects starting in 2027 to stabilize the grid.
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Climate Change Creates Not-So-Pure Michigan Summer
Rising temperatures and changing weather patterns are impacting Michigan's summer environment and local ecosystems.
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Central Park is changing to survive climate change — and what New York is doing could matter for cities ar
New York City is adapting Central Park to withstand climate change, serving as a model for other urban areas.
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Climate and energy policies could increase pressure on vulnerable households in Armenia: IMF reportStudy
An IMF report warns that climate and energy policies in Armenia could place financial strain on vulnerable households.
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West Point Professor says he's being pushed out for teaching human-caused climate change
A West Point professor alleges he is being forced out for teaching the reality of human-caused climate change.
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Climate scientist says he was fired at West Point after refusing to omit human causes
A climate scientist claims he was fired from West Point for refusing to remove references to human-caused climate change from his curriculum.
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DeSantis pledged millions for restoring reef ‘then pulled the rug from under us’
Critics argue that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis failed to follow through on promised funding for coral reef restoration projects.
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The Atlantic Ocean’s hurricane-free streak is about to set a record
The Atlantic Ocean is nearing a record-breaking streak of hurricane-free days.
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Energy and climate deals for the week of Aug. 31
A weekly roundup of significant energy and climate-related business deals and policy developments.
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Panama Canal Pushes Back Planned Draft Cut for Big Ships
The Panama Canal Authority delays draft restrictions for large ships amid ongoing water management challenges.
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Korea weighs Arctic route push as climate risks and diplomacy collide - CHOSUNBIZ
South Korea is evaluating the potential of Arctic shipping routes amid shifting climate risks and diplomatic considerations.
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Ocean indicators NOAA scientists are tracking for El Niño's arrival on the West CoastStudy
NOAA scientists are monitoring ocean indicators to distinguish between marine heat waves and the arrival of El Niño on the West Coast.
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Hydrogen Learning Curves Are Counting The Wrong Doublings
Analysts are re-evaluating the use of experience curves to forecast hydrogen costs, suggesting current methods may miscalculate future price reductions.
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Central Park adapts to climate change while helping New York stay coolReprint
New York City is implementing green infrastructure projects in Central Park to mitigate urban heat island effects.
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Climate change is taking some of the shine out of Pure Michigan summer
Climate change is altering Michigan's summer weather, impacting the state's traditional tourism and outdoor activities.
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CDFW: Scientists keeping an eye on river conditions to protect winter-and-fall-run salmonStudy
California wildlife officials are monitoring river conditions to protect salmon populations from the impacts of heat and drought.
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US declares drought disaster for parts of Puerto Rico as dry conditions persistReprint
The U.S. government has declared a drought disaster for parts of Puerto Rico due to persistent dry conditions.
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Buenos Aires stands out among the most resilient cities to climate disasters according to AlphaGeo studyStudy
A new study by AlphaGeo ranks Buenos Aires among the most resilient cities globally regarding climate disaster preparedness.
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South Asia and changing floods
This analysis examines how changing climate patterns are altering flood dynamics across the South Asian region.
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NHC reports Marie weakened to Cat 1. 17 Mexican states brace for floods, and 9 others face extreme 45°C heat.Reprint
Mexico faces a dual threat of flooding from Hurricane Marie and extreme heat waves across multiple states.
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Drift towards water bankruptcy
Growing water scarcity and mismanagement are threatening long-term regional stability.
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Alpine glacier was covered with sheep wool sheets to prevent melting. It workedReprint
Covering an Alpine glacier with sheep wool sheets successfully reduced ice melting in a recent trial.
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6,000 litres of human pee a day: Everest has an unusual glacier problem
The accumulation of human waste at Everest Base Camp is highlighted as an environmental challenge for the mountain's glaciers.
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Kyrgyzstan Presented a Mountain Agenda at the Climate Summit in Istanbul
Kyrgyzstan presented a mountain-focused agenda during a climate summit held in Istanbul.
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Nepal rescues two alive 11 days after devastating floodsReprint
Two survivors were rescued in Nepal eleven days after devastating floods impacted the region.
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How El Niño is expected to impact Egypt's weather
Meteorologists analyze how the current El Niño event is expected to influence weather patterns across Egypt.
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The charts that show the havoc El Nino is set to wreck across the worldClickbait
Visual data illustrates the potential global climate impacts and weather disruptions associated with the current El Niño.
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Thai power plan outlines four scenarios, tariffs up to 4.58 baht by 2050
Thailand's updated power development plan outlines four potential energy scenarios to meet future demand and climate goals.
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Newlight's Hydrogen Hybrid System Reduces Emissions on Bulk Carrier
Newlight has implemented a hydrogen hybrid system on a bulk carrier to reduce operational emissions.
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EU tightens grid gas rules as Korean power firms target Europe - CHOSUNBIZ
The European Union is tightening grid gas regulations, impacting Korean power firms exporting to the region.
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Turkmenistan, Netherlands discuss methane emissions cooperation
Turkmenistan and the Netherlands are holding discussions regarding cooperation on methane emissions reduction.
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Climate OvershootStudy
An educational overview explains the concept of climate overshoot and its implications for global warming targets.
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Mumbai: BMC To Appoint NEERI For ₹3.01-Crore Study On Methane, Air Pollution At Kanjurmarg Dumping Ground
Mumbai authorities are commissioning a study to measure methane emissions and air pollution at a local dumping ground.
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How California’s climate obsession is fueling the utility crisis
A commentary piece argues that California's climate policies are contributing to the state's utility and energy crisis.
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Error in a Recent BLM Lease Sale Has Wyoming Residents Concerned Over New Oil and Gas Rules
A clerical error in a BLM lease sale has raised concerns among Wyoming residents regarding oil and gas regulations.
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Cement production could someday replace fossil-fuel flames with electricity
Researchers are exploring the use of electricity to replace fossil fuels in the carbon-intensive cement production process.
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‘If climate plan is credible, defend it’: Youth push back against Carney government’s bid to strike lawsuit
Youth activists are challenging a government attempt to dismiss a lawsuit regarding the credibility of climate plans.
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Climate disasters mount, but lessons remain unlearnt
An editorial reflects on the increasing frequency of climate disasters and the failure to implement necessary lessons.
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Greta Thunberg Calls Nepal's Climate Aid 'Climate Reparations', Not Aid
Greta Thunberg characterizes climate-related aid to Nepal as reparations rather than traditional development assistance.
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Oil and gas and renewable energy projects demand tailored risk management approachesStudy
The Dallas Fed outlines distinct risk management strategies required for oil, gas, and renewable energy investments.
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PERSPECTIVE: Wind and Solar Have an Important Role - But They Are Energy “Diversification”, Not Energy “Transition” - Energy News, Top Headlines, Commentaries, Features & Events
An opinion piece argues that wind and solar should be viewed as energy diversification rather than a full transition.
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Connecting one of the world’s largest solar-and-battery projects to the Philippine power gridReprint
Hitachi Energy is connecting a major solar and battery storage project to the Philippine power grid.
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Nearly 45 percent of the world's installed solar capacity sits at a tilt angle that costs it more than 1 percent of its output, and the yearly loss is roughly what Luxembourg consumesStudy
Analysis suggests that suboptimal tilt angles in global solar installations result in significant annual energy losses.
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Solar-plus-storage is having a global growth spurt
Global deployment of solar-plus-storage projects is experiencing a significant growth phase.
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Belgium’s largest battery park officially opens in Navagne
Belgium has officially opened its largest battery energy storage park in Navagne.
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India becomes World’s third-largest renewable energy capacity holder: Pralhad JoshiReprint
India has become the world's third-largest holder of renewable energy capacity, according to government officials.
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Sodium-Ion Battery Technology in 2026: How It Works and Why It Matters
An overview explains the mechanics and potential impact of sodium-ion battery technology expected to emerge in 2026.
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Google and Energy Dome Advance Multi-Continent… | UNI IndiaReprint
Google is partnering with Energy Dome to deploy long-duration energy storage technology across multiple continents.
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Indonesia’s 100 GWp Solar Pivot From energy resilience to strategic sovereignty
Indonesia is pivoting toward a 100 GWp solar strategy to enhance energy resilience and national sovereignty.
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Why solar-plus-storage stalls at the cost of capital
High capital costs remain a significant barrier to the widespread adoption of solar-plus-storage energy systems.
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Climate Stress, Geopolitical Friction And The Transboundary Water Governance – OpEd
Climate-driven water scarcity is increasing geopolitical tensions and complicating transboundary water governance.
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Climate justice tops agenda as Nepal PM Balen flies to UN office
Nepal's leadership is prioritizing climate justice discussions during official meetings at the United Nations.
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El Niño could become even stronger going into 2027Clickbait
Forecasts suggest that the El Niño climate pattern could intensify further heading into 2027.
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Fire trucks for the earth
This article discusses the electrification of heavy-duty emergency vehicles to reduce emissions.
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Fire trucks for the earth
This article discusses the electrification of heavy-duty emergency vehicles to reduce emissions.
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Scoop: Indigo raising $65M for electric vans, fleet software
Indigo has raised $65 million to develop electric vans and fleet management software.
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Crusoe raises $3.9B in pre-IPO round
Crusoe Energy has raised $3.9 billion in a pre-IPO funding round to support its operations.
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U.S. cities are experimenting with electric police cars
Various U.S. cities are testing the use of electric vehicles for police operations.
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Experts on what the September heat dome will mean for the UK and EuropeReprint
Experts analyze the implications of a September heat dome affecting the UK and Europe.
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Government emissions plans could force modern classics off the road
New government emissions regulations may inadvertently restrict the use of older, classic vehicles on public roads.
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Hyundai Motor Group Partners with Oman to Drive Green Mobility Transition under Oman Vision 2040
Hyundai Motor Group has partnered with Oman to support the country's green mobility transition, including the launch of hydrogen buses.
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Glencore reaches new milestone at all-electric Sudbury copper mine
Glencore is deploying electric vehicles at its Sudbury copper mine to transition away from traditional mining equipment.
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SEARCY: Anthropogenic global warming is now a reality
An opinion piece discusses the scientific consensus regarding the human causes of global warming.
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Arkansas Storm Team Forecast: Heat alerts statewide through Sunday & wildfire danger becomes extreme next weekStudy
Arkansas officials issued heat alerts and warned of increasing wildfire risks due to persistent high temperatures.
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Opinion: The Lehigh Valley has two reasons to change how we get electricity: Flash flooding and data centers
An opinion piece argues that the Lehigh Valley must modernize its electricity infrastructure to address flash flooding and rising data center demand.
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Climate Lessons From Hurricane Melissa! Kirkstall (NsjOZROV7J)
An opinion piece reflects on lessons learned regarding climate resilience in the wake of Hurricane Melissa.
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Preparing for sea level rise program set Sept. 15
Cape Gazette will host a public program on September 15 to discuss local preparations for rising sea levels.
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Climate refugees and a planet on the brinkClickbait
The displacement of populations due to climate change is creating a growing global crisis of climate refugees.
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Mount Everest In The Himalayas Is Melting: Human Urine Is The ReasonsClickbait
A report claims human urine is a primary reason for the melting of glaciers on Mount Everest.
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Ocean indicators NOAA scientists are tracking for El Niño's arrival on the West CoastStudy
NOAA scientists are monitoring specific ocean indicators to track the arrival of El Niño on the U.S. West Coast.
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Warm ocean waters bring unusual fishing boom off Southern California coast
Warmer ocean temperatures off the Southern California coast are causing shifts in local marine life and fishing patterns.
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Gastronomy and habits, key to reducing the carbon footprint in Jalisco, according to specialists from the University of Guadalajara
University researchers in Jalisco suggest that changes in local dietary habits and gastronomy are essential for reducing carbon footprints.
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Finolex Cables submits FY26 BRSR report; Scope 1 emissions fall 23%Study
Finolex Cables reported a 23% reduction in Scope 1 greenhouse gas emissions in its latest business responsibility report.
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GMDC files FY26 BRSR; GHG emissions rise 175% to 4,38,869 tCO2eStudy
Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation reported a 175% increase in greenhouse gas emissions in its latest fiscal report.
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California dairy farm’s new biogas project makes history and raises eyebrows
A California dairy farm's new biogas project has sparked debate regarding its environmental impact and history.
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The Climate Crisis and Animal Agriculture, Explained
An explainer article outlines the relationship between animal agriculture and the global climate crisis.
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Samuel Alito is complicit in climate disaster
An opinion piece argues that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's judicial decisions contribute to climate change.
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Climate activists stage huge protest over 'outrageous' reports of Jackdaw approval
Activists staged protests following reports of government approval for the Jackdaw gas field project.
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‘Major loss to Indian climate science’: Scientific community, civil society mourn demise of Krishna AchutaRao
The scientific community mourns the loss of prominent climate researcher Krishna AchutaRao.
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Researchers expect ‘biggest year yet’ for energy siting bills
Experts anticipate a significant increase in legislative activity regarding energy siting bills this year.
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Cal Poly Pomona Faculty Collaborate on Thermal Energy Storage for Food DryingStudy
Cal Poly Pomona faculty are developing thermal energy storage technology to improve food drying processes.
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Solar Megaproject Planned Above Electric City Draws Environmental Concerns
A proposed large-scale solar project in Electric City faces local environmental concerns regarding its land use.
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Beyond record-low tariffs: Fixing India’s renewable energy auction model
Experts discuss the need to reform India's renewable energy auction model beyond focusing solely on record-low tariffs.
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Glencore reaches new milestone at all-electric Sudbury copper mine
Glencore has achieved a new operational milestone at its fully electric copper mine in Sudbury.
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Uzbekistan connects 175 MW energy storage system to power gridReprint
Uzbekistan has integrated a 175 MW energy storage system into its national power grid.
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MTerra Solar Phase 1 starts commercial operationsReprint
The MTerra Solar Phase 1 project has officially commenced commercial operations.
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The Great Crew Change and the Promise of a Skilled Clean Energy Workforce
The clean energy transition requires a new, skilled workforce to replace retiring industry professionals.
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TC Energy picks Worley, EllisDon, and AECOM to advance Ontario Pumped Storage Project engineering phaseReprint
TC Energy has selected engineering firms to advance the development phase of the Ontario Pumped Storage Project.
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Penticton greenlights $8.9M microgrid to power critical infrastructureReprint
Penticton has approved funding for an $8.9 million microgrid project to support critical local infrastructure.
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MTerra Solar Phase 1 begins commercial operationsReprint
MTerra Solar Phase 1 has officially begun commercial operations.
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Tracer World Invites Global Investment For 200 MW Mumbwa Solar PV + 180 MWh BESS Project In ZambiaReprint
Tracer World is seeking investment for a 200 MW solar and 180 MWh battery storage project in Zambia.
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Adani Green Energy (NSE:ADANIGREEN) Renewable Capacity and Battery Storage UpdateReprint
Adani Green Energy provided an update on its current renewable capacity and battery storage development status.
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One Home One Solar : Crisis Management Of Electricity in Bangladesh
Small-scale solar initiatives are being utilized to manage electricity crises and improve energy access in Bangladesh.
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Car reviewer's full tour of the 2027 Chevy Bolt RS suggests Chevrolet's best EV is back
A review of the upcoming 2027 Chevy Bolt RS highlights the vehicle's features and performance as an electric vehicle option.
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El Niño: Trending News, Latest Updates, AnalysisReprint
This is a collection of news and analysis regarding the El Niño climate pattern and its global impacts.
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Harbinger Motors CEO talks about box trucks bet
The CEO of Harbinger Motors discusses the company's strategy for electric box trucks.
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GETTING THE BEST LEVERAGE: How Oil and Gas Producers Can Best Leverage Alberta’s Methane Reduction Deployment Program Amid Evolving Regulatory Requirements.Clickbait
Oil and gas producers are evaluating how to utilize Alberta's methane reduction programs to meet regulatory requirements.
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Musk Congratulates Tesla Australia — August EV Sales UpdateReprint
Electric vehicles outsold internal combustion engine vehicles in Australia for the first time in August 2026.
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University at Buffalo adds electric buses to Stampede Fleet
The University at Buffalo has added eight electric buses to its campus fleet, replacing older diesel models.
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Three Hurricanes Ignite the Pacific While Belize Watches the AtlanticReprint
Multiple hurricanes are active in the Pacific while the Atlantic remains under observation for storm development.
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Map shows where the 2026 ‘super’ El Niño could bring lots of rain, extreme droughtClickbait
A speculative map illustrates potential regional precipitation extremes associated with a future El Niño event.
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University at Buffalo adds electric buses to Stampede Fleet
The University at Buffalo is expanding its campus transit fleet with the addition of new electric buses.
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Key Biscayne composting impact reportStudy
A local impact report details the environmental benefits of a composting program in Key Biscayne.
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Climate change action for the next generation
Local reporting discusses the importance of climate action initiatives for future generations in Trinidad.
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GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY: Proposed solar project catches county off-guard
Local officials in Grand Traverse County were surprised by a newly proposed solar energy project.
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Surprise benefit of Australia's Chinese EV obsession
The influx of Chinese electric vehicles in Australia is providing unexpected benefits to the local market.
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We Can Show You How Much Hotter Summer Has Gotten Where You Live, Editorial BoardClickbait
The New York Times editorial board presents an interactive tool visualizing local summer temperature increases.
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Key Biscayne composting impact report
Key Biscayne released a report detailing the local environmental impact of its community composting program.
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POINT: The planet isn’t burning, but the climate change narrative is
An opinion column disputes the severity of climate change and criticizes the current narrative surrounding global warming.
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Letter: Solar power could be answer to higher prices on utilities
A reader letter suggests that solar power could help mitigate rising utility costs.
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Sierra Club speaker series to discuss solar farms and battery storageReprint
The Sierra Club is hosting a speaker series focused on solar farms and battery storage technology.
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Alton Speaker Series Opens With Solar Energy DiscussionReprint
The Alton Speaker Series is launching with a public discussion on solar energy.
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Forecasters sound the alarm over a powerful El Nino climate patternStudy
Forecasters warn that a strengthening El Niño pattern will likely increase the risk of extreme weather events through 2027.
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Global warming set to cross threshold sooner than expected, U.N. report findsStudy
A UN report finds that global warming is on track to exceed critical temperature thresholds sooner than previously projected.
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Warning on warming: On the UNEP report, Limiting OvershootStudy
The UNEP report highlights the urgent need for emissions reductions to avoid exceeding global temperature targets.
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Changes to Canada's climate now 'irreversible,' federal report saysStudy
A federal report concludes that recent changes to Canada's climate are now considered irreversible.
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Appropriations Cuts All Funding For Renewable Energy Research
Legislators have proposed cutting all federal funding for renewable energy research.
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The World’s Oceans Just Hit Their Hottest Temperature Ever Recorded at a Time of Year When They Should Be Cooling
Global ocean temperatures reached record highs during a period when they typically undergo seasonal cooling.
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Europe’s fire summer still a concernStudy
Extreme wildfire conditions are forecast across much of Europe following a period of respite.
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Jackdaw gasfield set to be approved by ministers this month, sources say
The UK government is reportedly preparing to approve new North Sea oil and gas drilling projects.
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Can Studying Heat Waves in Real Time Save Lives?
Researchers are exploring real-time heat wave monitoring systems to improve public health responses and save lives.
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Trump Clean Energy Tax Credit Cutoff Drives Project Rush as Prices Set to Soar
Developers are rushing to complete clean energy projects before potential cuts to federal tax credits occur.
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The AI boom is pushing data-centre emissions higher while simultaneously accelerating America’s solar buildout: data centres could generate nearly half of US electricity-demand growth through 2030, prompting tech companies and utilities to commission vasReprint
Rising AI energy demand is increasing emissions while simultaneously driving rapid investment in new solar infrastructure.
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Fewer US Water Bodies Would Be Protected Under New Trump Proposal
A new Trump administration proposal would reduce the number of US water bodies protected under federal environmental regulations.
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The Solar Farm-to-Data Center Switcheroo Hits a Snag
A federal appeals board has stayed a project that would have swapped solar-farm land for a data center on federal property.
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China’s Carbon Emissions Drop on Shrinking Oil DemandStudy
China's carbon emissions have declined as a result of a significant reduction in national oil demand.
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Underserved Communities Again Ask Courts to Restore Justice Grant Funding
Plaintiffs are suing the administration to restore $3 billion in funding for environmental and climate justice programs.
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How this summer’s heat and drought impacted crops in Europe – in six chartsStudy
New data illustrates how extreme heat, drought, and wildfires significantly impacted European crop yields this summer.
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As family farms decline and the climate heats up, farmers weigh what to do with their land
Farmers are increasingly forced to adapt land management strategies as climate change and economic pressures threaten traditional family farming.
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Hot weather linked to workplace injuries, even indoorsStudy
Research shows that indoor workplace injury risks increase significantly when heat index levels rise.
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Palestine: Israel’s bombing has left Gaza vulnerable to climate changeReprint
The destruction of infrastructure in Gaza has left the population highly vulnerable to climate change impacts, according to Palestinian officials.
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As Indonesia’s wildfires rage, haze spreads farther across Southeast Asia
Wildfires in Indonesia are causing severe transboundary haze, significantly degrading air quality across Southeast Asia.
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Australian ski resorts to close up to a month early due to global heating and El Niño
Australian ski resorts are closing early due to record heat and lack of snow linked to global warming.
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Why States Are Cutting Back on Their Climate Goals
Several U.S. states are scaling back climate goals due to political pressure and economic concerns regarding emissions targets.
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Why Rebuilding After Climate Disasters Is No Longer Enough
Experts argue that traditional post-disaster rebuilding is insufficient, necessitating a shift toward more resilient and adaptive infrastructure strategies.
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El Niño set to bring warmer spring to NZ and AustraliaStudy
The WMO reports that a strengthening El Niño will likely cause extreme temperatures and weather risks across New Zealand and Australia.
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Record European fires burn over 500,000 hectares during summerStudy
Official data shows that over 540,000 hectares of land burned in the European Union during a record-breaking summer of wildfires.
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France recorded 'hottest summer ever': Environment ministerReprint
France experienced its hottest summer on record, characterized by severe heat waves, drought, and extensive wildfires.
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How El Nino is choking the Panama Canal
The Panama Canal is restricting vessel traffic due to a severe drought linked to the current El Niño event.
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Plants may be evolving the wrong traits for a warming worldStudy
Morning glories are showing a significantly reduced rate of adaptation to climate change, threatening their ability to attract pollinators.
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When a mountain falls: How ice and rock triggered Nepal’s catastrophic floodStudy
Researchers analyze how a mountain collapse, exacerbated by environmental conditions, triggered a catastrophic flood in Nepal.
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This ‘Super’ El Niño Has Whipped Up a Never-Before-Seen Cyclone Trio in the Pacific
A rare trio of simultaneous cyclones in the Pacific is being driven by the current strong El Niño event.
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Jersey Shore Towns Could Lose Roads, Barrier Islands to Rising Seas by 2100
Rising sea levels threaten to submerge roads and barrier islands in Jersey Shore towns by the year 2100.
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Bangladesh bets the farm on climate survival
Bangladesh is implementing significant adaptation strategies to survive the impacts of climate change.
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China’s oil use drops sharply: Expert says EV shift is changing global energy demand
A sharp decline in China's oil consumption is attributed to the rapid adoption of electric vehicles.
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UNEP’s “Limiting Overshoot” Report: American University Experts Offer Comments | NewswiseStudy
Experts provide commentary on a UNEP report regarding the risks and implications of exceeding global temperature targets.
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Human-Caused Climate Change Likely To Supercharge El Niño, Report SaysStudy
A new report indicates that human-caused climate change is likely to increase the intensity of El Niño events.
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France records its hottest summer since measurements began over a century agoReprint
France recorded its hottest summer since temperature measurements began over a century ago.
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Farmers turn to perennial grains as one solution to extreme weather
Farmers are increasingly adopting perennial grains as a strategy to build resilience against extreme weather events.
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Solar is now bigger than coal in China — and yet still way behind
While solar capacity is growing rapidly in China, it still lags behind the country's massive coal-fired power generation capacity.
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How Building Transmission Could Lower Electricity CostsStudy
A new report from National Grid and S&P Global suggests that expanding transmission infrastructure could lower consumer electricity costs.
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These 5 States Are Primed for a Data Center Pause
Multiple U.S. states are considering moratoriums on data center permits due to concerns over grid capacity and energy demand.
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Why SoCal Electricity Customers Are Paying for Utility ReformsStudy
Rising electricity bills in Southern California are being driven in part by costs associated with utility infrastructure reforms.
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3 hurricanes in the Pacific show the power of El Niño
Scientists link the simultaneous formation of three Pacific hurricanes to the influence of El Niño.
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New Mexico Bans Uranium Leasing on State Lands
New Mexico has banned new uranium mining leases on state lands, countering federal efforts to expand domestic production.
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Can Studying Heat Waves in Real Time Save Lives?
Medical professionals are adapting emergency room operations to better manage the health impacts of increasingly frequent heat waves.
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Comparing green space for urban cooling, studyStudy
A study confirms that urban green spaces like woodlands and grasslands significantly reduce temperatures during extreme heat events.
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Renewable energy in NI reaches record level
Renewable energy generation in Northern Ireland has consistently exceeded non-renewable sources since January.
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As global heating heads to 1.8°C, is it time to consider the 'Voldemort' of climate policy?
As global warming approaches 1.8°C, policymakers are debating new strategies to address the failure to meet the 1.5°C target.
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Venice Lagoon provides living laboratory for researchers studying climate change
Venice is facing increased flooding risks as land subsidence combines with rising sea levels driven by climate change.
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Extreme drought now covers 44% of Puerto Rico
Severe drought conditions now affect 44 percent of Puerto Rico following an unusually dry rainy season.
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Super El Niño could have unexpected effect on UK winter
Climate-driven changes may alter the typical impact of El Niño on UK winter weather patterns.
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Hydrogen Kept Failing The Test — And Getting Another Test
An analysis questions the economic and energetic viability of hydrogen in transportation sectors where it continues to underperform.
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Climate Change in the Great PlainsStudy
A WWF overview details the specific climate change impacts currently affecting the Great Plains region.
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Climate Change in the Eastern Pacific OceanStudy
A WWF report outlines the environmental changes and climate threats facing the Eastern Pacific Ocean.
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Climate Change and the Southwest Pacific OceanStudy
A WWF report documents the impacts of climate change on the ecosystems of the Southwest Pacific Ocean.
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Nepal floods: the world’s warning
Recent devastating floods in Nepal serve as a global warning regarding the increasing frequency of climate-driven disasters.
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Lawmakers, scientists, weigh in on extreme weather liability after Superfund struck down
Experts and lawmakers are debating legal liability for extreme weather damages following a court ruling on Superfund legislation.
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Coastal Cities Towns & Settlements on the Front Line: Protecting People from Sea-Level Rise – Towards a human rights agenda for liveable, inclusive and resilient cities | HRC63 Side EventStudy
A UN Human Rights Council side event will address protecting coastal populations and human rights in the face of sea-level rise.
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has predicted a global sea level rise of about one metre by AD 2100. What would be its impact in India and the other countries in the Indian Ocean region? (UPSC 2023) – GKTodayStudy
An educational summary reviews IPCC projections regarding one-meter sea-level rise and its potential impacts on the Indian Ocean region.
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Can sheep wool help save glaciers? Swiss experiment delivers encouraging early results
A Swiss experiment using sheep wool blankets to cover glaciers has shown early success in reducing ice melt.
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Engineered bacteria speed rock weathering for carbon removalStudy
Researchers have engineered bacteria to accelerate the natural rock weathering process for enhanced carbon removal.
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Canada plugs ‘major source’ of methane emissions from oil and gas field leak
Canadian authorities have successfully plugged a major methane leak at an oil and gas field.
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A New Method to Produce Sustainable Hydrogen
Researchers are developing a new method to produce sustainable hydrogen for clean energy applications.
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Turkey Says COP31 Climate Summit to Focus on Clean Energy ShiftReprint
Turkey announced that the COP31 climate summit will prioritize the global transition to clean energy.
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Hopes and tensions over renewable energy in rural Wisconsin
Rural Wisconsin communities are experiencing both economic hope and social tension regarding the expansion of renewable energy projects.
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Arizona leads nation in battery storage growth, overtaking Texas
Arizona has overtaken Texas to lead the United States in the growth of battery storage capacity.
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India proposes mandatory battery storage for new renewable projects from July 2027Reprint
The Indian government has proposed a mandate requiring battery storage for all new renewable energy projects by July 2027.
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Texas A&M System removes courses on LGBTQ, ethnic studies and climate change from core offerings
The Texas A&M University system has removed climate change and other specific topics from its core curriculum requirements.
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These 5 States Are Primed for a Data Center Pause
Five U.S. states are considering pauses on new data center developments due to energy grid constraints.
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Solar-plus-storage is having a global growth spurt
Global investment in solar-plus-storage projects is increasing as the combination becomes a standard solution for grid reliability.
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Analysis: UK solar power hits record high over summer 2026Study
UK solar power generation reached a record high during the summer of 2026.
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Mixed grazing, controlled burns and collaboration can curb Mediterranean wildfire risks
Experts suggest that controlled burns and collaborative land management are necessary to mitigate increasingly intense wildfires in the Mediterranean.
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Orange hydrogen: Could Western Australia's rocks help power a low-carbon future?
Researchers are exploring whether injecting CO2 into iron-rich rocks in Western Australia could enable carbon storage and clean energy production.
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Giant Greenland iceberg slams into Joe Island and survivesStudy
A massive iceberg calved from Greenland’s Petermann Glacier and collided with Joe Island without breaking apart.
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EU Heavy-Duty Vehicle Transition Needs Renewed Political Momentum
Industry groups are urging the European Commission to prioritize a strategic dialogue on decarbonizing heavy-duty road transport.
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Powering Sovereignty
Electrification is presented as a key strategy for the EU to reduce reliance on imported fossil fuels and improve energy sovereignty.
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Alliance for Automotive Innovation begs Congress to stop automotive innovation
The automotive industry is lobbying Congress to oppose regulations that would accelerate the transition to cleaner vehicles.
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Tesla Cybercab is already under NHTSA investigation after launch
The NHTSA has opened an investigation into the certification of Tesla's steering-wheel-free Cybercab.
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Caritas Nepal head: Climate change’s toll on Nepal’s people is a ‘profound injustice’
A Caritas Nepal official describes the severe humanitarian toll of climate change on local populations as a profound injustice.
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Ongoing heat wave leads to more emergency calls for paramedicsReprint
Emergency medical services report an increase in heat-related calls during the current heat wave.
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Human urine responsible for tons of Mount Everest ice melt: StudyReprint
Research indicates that human waste left by climbers on Mount Everest is contributing to the melting of glacial ice.
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BAM Weather: El Niño expected to be the strongest on recordReprint
Meteorological forecasts suggest the current El Niño event is on track to become the strongest on record.
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Attention, Floridians: Brussels is coming for your cruise industry
New European Union environmental regulations for the shipping industry are expected to impact cruise operations in Florida.
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Mexico Carbon Forum Highlights Carbon Market Growth
The Mexico Carbon Forum convened to discuss the expansion and development of carbon markets within the region.
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THE FACTS: Canada’s Share of Global CO₂ Emissions – What You Need to Know
An analysis breaks down Canada's contribution to global carbon dioxide emissions and the context of its climate policy.
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Groups Call on BLM to Defer Oil and Gas Leases Threatening Wildlife, Water and Carlsbad Caverns
Advocacy groups are urging the Bureau of Land Management to defer oil and gas leases near Carlsbad Caverns.
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith Announce MOU Implementation Agreement, Moving a West Coast Oil Pipeline ForwardReprint
Canadian officials signed an agreement to advance a West Coast oil pipeline project.
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Another NJ Labor Group Comes Out Strong Against Climate Superfund Act
A New Jersey labor group has publicly opposed the state's proposed Climate Superfund Act.
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Global warming – The defining economic challenge
An analysis explores the economic implications of global warming as a primary challenge for the modern world.
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Glass in 6 windows of a California office carries a coating that absorbs the light nobody can see, and those solar windows make power while looking like ordinary tinted glazing
A California office building is testing transparent solar coatings on windows to generate electricity.
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Hyundai partners with Oman on zero-emission vehicles, EV infrastructure
Hyundai has partnered with Oman to develop zero-emission vehicle infrastructure and supply chains.
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Slight drop in traffic emissions as more electric cars hit Dutch roadways
Traffic-related emissions in the Netherlands have slightly decreased as the number of electric vehicles on the road increases.
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South Coast AQMD OKs $73.1M for Zero-Emission Trucks and Infrastructure
The South Coast Air Quality Management District has approved $73.1 million in funding for zero-emission trucks and charging infrastructure.
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Ottawa’s EV Mandate is Dead – Except It Isn’t
Despite political rhetoric, Canada's federal electric vehicle mandate remains in effect.
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Biggest US Grid Operator to Begin Processing New Power Plant ProjectsReprint
PJM Interconnection is beginning to process a new backlog of power plant projects to expand grid capacity.
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Hurricane Lowell could pass perilously close to the Hawaiian islandsReprint
Hurricane Lowell is tracking on a path that could bring it dangerously close to Hawaii.
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Startups are betting on electric vehicle fleets
Startups are increasingly focusing on the electrification of commercial vehicle fleets.
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Wildfires, beyond the headlines
A curated list of articles provides further context on the wildfire season.
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Tesla’s new rare-earth-free EV motor is a big deal, but not THAT big a deal
Tesla showcased a new rare-earth-free electric motor designed to improve power density and manufacturing efficiency.
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Hyundai opens orders for its new electric van, starting at about $66,500
Hyundai has opened orders for its new nine-passenger electric van.
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Tesla announces Robotaxi has driven 1 million unsupervised miles
Tesla reports that its robotaxi fleet has reached one million miles of unsupervised driving.
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U of I alumna’s company is fighting global warming while boosting sustainability in livestock production
A startup is working to reduce the climate impact of livestock production through sustainable agricultural practices.
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Georgia Steps Up Efforts to Protect Coastline from Erosion
Georgia is implementing new measures to mitigate coastal erosion and protect its shoreline.
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What happens after calculating your carbon footprint? How to choose a more responsible climate offset
A guide provides advice on how individuals can select credible carbon offset programs after calculating their personal footprints.
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Pakistan welcomes Saudi Arabia's green initiatives as major step in carbon footprint reduction
Pakistan expresses support for Saudi Arabia's environmental initiatives aimed at reducing regional carbon footprints.
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'Collect £5m - Burn the planet': Climate protestors disrupt Reform UK conference
Climate protesters disrupted a Reform UK conference to highlight concerns over environmental policies.
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IIT Delhi mourns death of Prof Krishna AchutaRao, prominent climate change researcherReprint
IIT Delhi acknowledges the passing of climate change researcher Professor Krishna AchutaRao.
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Shafaq News..Iraq’s "Green Taxi" plan takes shape amid gasoline crisis
Iraq is developing a 'Green Taxi' initiative to address local gasoline shortages and modernize transport.
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EDF brings €160 million, 600 MWh Navagne BESS online in BelgiumReprint
EDF has commissioned a 600 MWh battery energy storage system in Belgium.
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East Point Energy completes Citrus Flatts energy storage project in TexasReprint
East Point Energy has finished construction on the Citrus Flatts energy storage facility in Texas.
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New battery storage facility raises fire response concerns in St. Clair County
Local officials in St. Clair County are raising safety concerns regarding fire response protocols for a new battery storage facility.
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Shared grid connections could meet Ireland’s renewable energy needs
Implementing shared grid connections could help Ireland meet its renewable energy capacity requirements.
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The Florida Aquarium just joined a massive coral conservation event
The Florida Aquarium has partnered with a coral conservation initiative to support reef restoration efforts.
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The Coming Tsunami Of Wave Energy Is Still Coming
The PacWave South wave energy test facility in the U.S. continues to move forward despite political opposition to renewable energy.
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BYD’s most affordable EV is about to get a ‘big’ sibling
BYD is planning to launch a new electric hatchback model positioned between its existing Dolphin and Seagull vehicles.
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BYD launches its ‘biggest-ever’ sales event in the UK with discounts on PHEVs and EVs
BYD is running a major sales campaign in the UK, offering discounts on its plug-in and battery electric vehicles.
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Defender’s smaller off-road EV spotted testing ahead of its debut
Defender is testing a new compact electric SUV ahead of its expected debut later this year.
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Tesla opens search for Cybercab fleet sales, but FSD owners are still left out
Tesla is seeking fleet buyers for its robotaxi network, though individual FSD owners are not yet included.
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Terrifying satellite images capture 3 rare cyclones barreling toward USClickbait
Sensationalized reporting highlights satellite imagery of three cyclones currently active in the Pacific Ocean.
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‘Godzilla El Niño’: What a potentially historic weather pattern means for western WashingtonReprint
Regional news outlets examine the potential implications of a strong El Niño event for western Washington.
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Maine Republicans criticize Troy Jackson over rising solar program costs, campaign defends record
Maine politicians are debating the costs and management of state solar energy programs.
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The adoption of electric vehicles is rapidly growing worldwide. How do electric vehicles contribute to reducing carbon emissions and what are the key benefits they offer compared to traditional combustion engine vehicles? (UPSC 2023) – GKTodayReprint
An educational summary explains how electric vehicles contribute to carbon emission reductions.
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Orange EV builds zero-emissions trucks that move the world forward cleanlyReprint
Orange EV is manufacturing zero-emission trucks designed for industrial and commercial use.
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COMMENTARY: Carney Government Relocates EV Mandate to Regulatory Witness ProtectionClickbait
An opinion piece criticizes government handling of electric vehicle mandates.
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Electric vehicles: the road aheadClickbait
A general overview discusses the future trajectory of the electric vehicle market.
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Less guilt, more joy: A new chapter for climate actionClickbait
A podcast episode discusses shifting the focus of climate activism from personal guilt to collective joy.
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Global warming will exceed 1.5-degree limit, UN says in report that maps path back below danger zoneStudy
A UN report states global warming will exceed the 1.5-degree limit and outlines strategies to mitigate future climate dangers.
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U.N. Says World Will Miss Its 1.5-Degree Climate TargetStudy
A U.N. report warns that the world will miss its 1.5-degree warming target, requiring carbon removal and emissions cuts to avoid catastrophe.
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U.N. climate report warns world will soon cross a dangerous thresholdReprint
A new UN report warns that the world is nearing a critical warming threshold established to prevent extreme climate impacts.
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Satellite images show how penguins’ diets are changing in response to Antarctic climate changeStudy
Satellite data indicates that Antarctic penguin diets are shifting from krill to fish in response to changing sea ice conditions.
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This novel power line could link 3 grids across 3 time zones
Grid United is developing a first-of-its-kind transmission line designed to connect three separate power grids across three time zones.
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"Supersized" El Niño's harshest weather ahead includes heat, drought, floodsStudy
A new forecast predicts a prolonged El Niño event through early 2027, likely causing extreme heat, drought, and flooding.
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Court Stalls EPA Plan to Override California’s Vehicle Pollution Standards
A federal judge blocked the EPA from challenging California's authority to set stricter vehicle pollution standards.
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Toxic wildfire haze spreads across South East Asia as 'super' El Niño intensifies
Intensified El Niño conditions have spread toxic wildfire smoke across South East Asia, causing widespread respiratory issues.
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The Arctic melt season is a week longer now than it was in the 1980s, new research on sea ice trends showsStudy
New research indicates that the Arctic melt season is now one week longer than it was in the 1980s.
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Rapid climate change brings wildfire threat to new corners of Europe
Rising temperatures are increasing wildfire risks in historically cool and damp regions of Europe.
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Analysis: China’s CO2 Emissions Fall in Q2 2026 Due to Plummeting Oil UseStudy
China's CO2 emissions fell by 1% in Q2 2026, primarily due to a significant decline in oil consumption following supply disruptions.
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Why Tough Methane Cuts Are Crucial For Keeping Warming “Well Below” 2°C
Reducing methane emissions is essential for meeting global climate goals due to the gas's high heat-trapping potency and short atmospheric lifespan.
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Cratering oil use in China shows the death spiral that could end oil
A significant drop in Chinese oil consumption suggests the country may have passed peak oil demand, potentially impacting global markets.
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New York’s big new bet on nuclear energy
New York is re-evaluating the role of nuclear energy in its decarbonization strategy following the closure of the Indian Point power plant.
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Fiber optic cables reveal ‘icequakes’ in endangered glaciersStudy
Researchers are using fiber optic technology to detect seismic activity within glaciers to better understand ice melt processes.
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Mexico-Brazil oil deal raises concern for ecosystems and energy transition
A new oil partnership between Brazil and Mexico raises concerns about long-term fossil fuel reliance and environmental risks.
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The place that never freezes: the Arctic habitat where global heating threatens more ice, not less
Researchers are racing to study the Arctic's North Water polynya as global heating alters its unique ice dynamics.
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Is Your City Prepared for Climate Disaster?Study
A new report evaluates and ranks global cities based on their preparedness and adaptation to climate-related risks.
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Permafrost melt could cost $261 billion in infrastructure damages, study suggestsStudy
A new study estimates that melting permafrost could cause $261 billion in infrastructure damage across Arctic regions.
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U.S. Renewable Deployment Hits Record High Despite TrumpStudy
U.S. clean energy deployment reached a record high in the first half of 2026, according to the American Clean Power Association.
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Federal Judge Blocks Trump EPA’s Efforts to Attack Clean Air Waivers
A federal judge blocked the EPA from revoking California's Clean Air Act waivers, protecting the state's authority to set emissions standards.
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California’s clean air laws are back as court overrules Trump from blocking them
A federal court ruling has upheld California's authority to enforce its own clean air standards.
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EVs outsell petrol in Australia for the first time, led by China
Electric vehicles outsold petrol-powered cars in Australia for the first time in August, driven by strong Tesla sales.
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Peatland Fires Darken Skies in IndonesiaStudy
Drought conditions in Indonesia have led to widespread peatland fires, causing significant smoke and air quality issues.
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Hyundai breaks ground on Louisiana steel mill. Is it green enough?
Hyundai is constructing a $6 billion steel mill in Louisiana that aims to be one of the lowest-carbon facilities in the U.S.
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How to Get Data Centers to Fund the Grid of the Future
This analysis explores strategies for leveraging data center investment to fund and modernize the future electrical grid.
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The summer we love is slipping away
Rising global temperatures are fundamentally altering the character and experience of summer seasons.
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Churches could become cooling centers during heat waves
A Duke University program is training rural faith leaders to operate cooling centers during extreme heat events.
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UK’s budget juggling trick with rainforest loan for bus-fare cap needs transparencyReprint
The UK government faces criticism for potentially diverting climate aid funds to cover domestic budget gaps.
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Trading food for medicine and crossing the river by zip line are part of life in Nepal flood zoneReprint
Survivors of severe flooding in Nepal face ongoing humanitarian challenges and supply shortages.
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South Africa’s new gold rush: Big promises, closed books in new carbon frontier
An investigation examines the transparency and effectiveness of carbon-credit-funded ecosystem restoration in South Africa.
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During Nepal floods, decentralized, community-based warning saved lives
A community-based early warning system successfully prevented casualties during recent flooding in Nepal.
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Cleaner Air, Smarter ToddlersStudy
New research suggests that climate policies leading to cleaner air are positively correlated with improved early-childhood development outcomes.
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‘So scary’: massive hail and torrential rain causes chaos in Toronto
Severe weather, including massive hail and heavy rain, caused significant disruption in Toronto.
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UN warns of 'supersized' El Niño as countries prepare for impactReprint
The World Meteorological Organization warns that an upcoming El Niño event could cause significant global economic disruption.
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Antarctic expedition reveals why Southern Ocean clouds remain one of climate science's greatest challengesStudy
An Antarctic expedition is studying Southern Ocean clouds to better understand their role in regulating Earth's energy balance and climate.
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VW to cut 100k jobs and may stop building EVs at 4 plants
Volkswagen plans to cut 100,000 jobs and may halt electric vehicle production at four German plants.
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PG&E expands V2X program with Tesla, Volvo, Nissan and $17K incentives
PG&E expanded its vehicle-to-everything program, offering incentives for EV owners to use their cars as home backup power sources.
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Where does balcony solar stand in your state?
This overview examines the current regulatory status and adoption of plug-and-play balcony solar systems across various U.S. states.
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More support needed to power Africa’s food systems with renewables, experts sayReprint
Experts argue that renewable energy could improve African food system productivity if financing and market barriers are addressed.
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On renewable energy, it’s time to debunk the ‘transition minerals’ narrative (commentary)
This commentary critiques the reliance on increased mining for critical minerals to achieve the global energy transition.
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Development banks are backing problematic mineral projects, report findsStudy
A report identifies significant environmental and human rights risks associated with development bank-funded mineral projects.
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Many Italians Long Resisted Air-Conditioning. Then Europe Got Hotter.
Rising temperatures across Europe are driving a significant increase in air-conditioning installations among Italian households and businesses.
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Will El Nino bring chaos to UK weather?Clickbait
Meteorologists examine whether the current El Niño cycle will cause significant weather instability in the UK.
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Malaysia starts cloud seeding to help clear toxic hazeReprint
Malaysia is using cloud seeding to mitigate hazardous air quality caused by smoke from Indonesian forest fires.
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Why Did the Grand Canyon Flood?
Flash flooding in the Grand Canyon was driven by a combination of monsoon rains, drought, and previous wildfire damage.
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Environmental Groups Join Scattergood Hydrogen Retrofit Lawsuit
Environmental groups have joined a lawsuit against Los Angeles for allegedly failing to comply with environmental laws regarding a hydrogen retrofit project.
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Trump Twiddles Thumbs While The Balcony Solar Movement Takes Off
Nine US states have passed legislation facilitating the installation of plug-in balcony solar kits.
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Equinor just brought its biggest US battery online in Texas
Equinor has launched a 100-megawatt battery energy storage project in Texas to support the power grid.
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These EVs retain their battery best, largest-ever study findsStudy
A large-scale study of 500,000 battery tests identifies which electric vehicle models maintain the best battery health over time.
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BEVs outsold every powertrain in August, so why is UK trying to roll back targets?
Electric vehicles reached a 30% market share in the UK in August, despite ongoing political debates regarding emissions targets.
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BYD Electric Bus Sales Up 51.8% in AugustStudy
BYD reported a 51.8% year-over-year increase in electric bus sales for the month of August.
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BYD BEV Sales Up 28.4% in AugustStudy
BYD saw a 28.4% increase in fully electric passenger vehicle sales during August.
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Xiaomi confirms 2027 Europe EV launch with 8 German dealer groups
Xiaomi Auto plans to enter the European electric vehicle market in 2027 through partnerships with German dealerships.
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Ford wants to sell 100,000 Fathoms in the $30k EV truck’s first year
Ford aims to sell 100,000 units of its upcoming Fathom electric truck within its first year on the market.
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Kia’s bigger PV7 electric van caught in action, making the PV5 seem small
Kia has been spotted testing its larger PV7 electric van.
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Toyota denies it’s delaying the Highlander EV SUV again [Update]
Toyota has denied reports that it is delaying the launch of its three-row electric Highlander SUV.
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BYD’s latest flagship SUV received over 12,000 orders within 1 day after its launch
BYD received over 12,000 orders for its new Sealion 08 SUV within 24 hours of its launch.
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The World Will Overshoot 1.5°C and Must Now Remove Carbon, United Nations SaysStudy
A UN report states global warming will likely exceed 1.5°C, necessitating large-scale carbon removal efforts.
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UN sets out narrow path back to 1.5C warming after inevitable overshootReprint
UN scientists state that warming must peak at 1.8C to allow for a return to 1.5C, but current policies remain insufficient.
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He died of 'natural causes.' But his mother says she knows what killed him: heat
An analysis of heat-related deaths in Arizona suggests that official counts significantly underreport the true toll of extreme heat.
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Can we really reverse global warming after overshooting 1.5°C?
Experts debate the feasibility of returning global temperatures to 1.5°C after an inevitable overshoot.
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China now has more solar than coal to fuel its electric car boom
China's installed solar power capacity has surpassed its coal capacity, marking a major shift in the world's largest electricity market.
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How to Understand America’s Gigantic Natural Gas Buildout
Major tech companies are planning massive new natural gas-powered data centers in Texas and Ohio to meet energy demands.
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Hurricane Helene Killed His Wife and Destroyed His Mobile Home. New Tenants Are Now Renting the Same Flood-Prone Land.
New tenants are moving onto flood-prone land in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, which destroyed previous homes.
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Keeping to 1.5C of warming is no longer possible – but we must still limit the overshootReprint
Experts argue that while limiting warming to 1.5C is no longer feasible, strategies to manage the inevitable overshoot are essential.
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Record-breaking wildfires in CanadaStudy
A scientific analysis of the record-breaking wildfire season observed in Canada.
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Drought Intensifies Across Puerto RicoStudy
NASA reports that rainfall deficits and high temperatures are causing severe drought and water shortages across Puerto Rico.
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Solar Surpasses Coal in China’s Overall CapacityReprint
China's solar power capacity has surpassed its coal capacity, even as tropical storms and flooding impact the Philippines and South Sudan.
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Analysis: China’s CO2 emissions fall in Q2 2026 due to plummeting oil useStudy
China's CO2 emissions decreased by 1% in the second quarter of 2026, driven primarily by a sharp decline in oil consumption.
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Loss and damage fund urged to hold crisis meeting on NepalReprint
Developing nations are urging the Loss and Damage Fund to prioritize rapid disaster response over long-term project financing.
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In Nepal and Tibet, Pollution on Glaciers Could Fuel More Flood Disasters
Pollution soot is darkening Himalayan glaciers, causing them to absorb more heat and melt at rates that increase flood risks.
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Chevron's expansion in Venezuela has implications for the oil industry and the planet
Chevron's expansion of oil operations in Venezuela carries significant implications for the global energy industry and climate goals.
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Restoring reefs with heat-tolerant coralsStudy
Scientists are attempting to restore damaged coral reefs using corals specifically selected for heat tolerance.
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Declines in European bumblebee habitat suitability attributable to climate changeStudy
A study attributes a 5% average decline in European bumblebee habitat suitability directly to climate change.
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What Will the Future of Alaskan Wildfire Look Like?
Climate change is altering fire regimes in Alaskan forests, leading to more frequent and intense wildfire events.
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Why the extremes of climate breakdown will continue to take us by surprise
Current climate adaptation strategies may be insufficient to handle the increasing frequency of extreme weather events.
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REPORT: U.S. Adds 20 GWh of Energy Storage Capacity in Q2, Largest Quarter on RecordStudy
The US energy storage industry installed a record 20.2 gigawatt-hours of new capacity in the second quarter.
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A huge 800 MW wind farm could boost Maine’s onshore wind capacity by 66%
Maine regulators selected Clearway Energy to develop an 800 MW wind farm, which would increase the state's onshore wind capacity by 66%.
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Clean energy super PAC looks to take down a Democratic governor
A clean energy super PAC is targeting the reelection campaign of Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee due to his stance on renewable energy.
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Wind energy benefits North Dakota. So why has the state soured on it?
North Dakota is experiencing a shift in public sentiment against wind energy despite the economic benefits the industry provides to the state.
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Michigan invests $7.5M to find out if it’s sitting on a clean energy gold mine
Michigan is investing $7.5 million to assess the state's potential for geothermal energy production.
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Inside the passage of America’s biggest climate law
A new memoir details the political process behind the passage of major U.S. climate legislation.
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Specieswatch: Deciduous trees are marching north and ousting evergreensStudy
Research indicates that global heating is causing boreal forests to shift from evergreen to deciduous species due to increased fire and storm frequency.
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Pennsylvania’s A.I. Gold Rush Meets Second Thoughts
Pennsylvania officials are reconsidering large-scale data center projects due to environmental concerns and local backlash.
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Chevron to expand in Venezuela, days after the U.S. and Venezuela strike oil dealReprint
Chevron is expanding its oil footprint in Venezuela following a new agreement between the U.S. and the Venezuelan government.
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Pyrograzing turns ordinary livestock into fire prevention heroes, so why isn’t it used on public lands more often?
Targeted livestock grazing is an underutilized strategy for managing wildfire risks on public lands in the Western US.
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Power asymmetries in adaptationStudy
This study examines how power imbalances influence the effectiveness and equity of climate change adaptation strategies.
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Policy returnsStudy
An analysis of the outcomes and effectiveness of various climate policy interventions.
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Infrastructure links amplify impactsStudy
Research explores how interconnected infrastructure systems amplify the impacts of climate-related disruptions.
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Responding to ecological noveltyStudy
An analysis of how ecosystems and human societies must adapt to the emergence of novel climate-driven ecological states.
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Africa’s Solar Boom Is Showing Up On Rooftops Before It Shows Up In The Statistics
A significant gap between solar module imports and official installation statistics suggests a rapid, uncounted solar boom in Africa.
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Earth Modeling NexusStudy
NASA provides a portal for Earth system modeling and climate research data.
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Earth Modeling NexusStudy
NASA's Earth Modeling Nexus serves as a hub for integrating and advancing Earth system climate models.
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Edouard descarga un golpe desproporcionado de inundaciones repentinas sobre el este de TexasReprint
Flash flooding in eastern Texas is followed by reports of Hurricane Lowell's potential path toward Hawaii.
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Edouard delivers an outsized flash-flood punch to eastern TexasReprint
Flash flooding in eastern Texas is followed by reports of Hurricane Lowell's potential path toward Hawaii.
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Documental resalta cómo pescadores boricuas persisten ante retos climáticos y políticos
A documentary highlights how Puerto Rican fishers are struggling to adapt to climate change and political challenges in Vieques.
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From Belém to Antalya – gains, gaps and challenges for a new Just Transition MechanismReprint
Civil society groups are calling for a robust and inclusive Just Transition Mechanism to be established by COP31.
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Pop-up camps help US children find normalcy after wildfires: ‘ambulance chasers for good’
Support programs are helping children cope with the trauma of displacement following climate-driven wildfires.
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Designer floating homes may be the future as sea levels rise
Floating architecture is being explored as an adaptation strategy for rising sea levels in coastal cities.
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A pro soccer star’s struggle highlights youth sports risks
Youth athletes face increased health risks from heat and smoke without the medical support available to professional players.
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Solar & Storage Are Saving Schools Millions. See How These 6 Are Using the Extra Budget Space.
Schools across the US are increasingly adopting solar energy to reduce operational costs and redirect funds to education.
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$41M could bring 40 new EV fast-charging sites to Minnesota
Minnesota is allocating $41 million to expand its EV fast-charging network beyond major interstate corridors.
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US Battery Installs to Hit Record in 2026, Industry Report SaysReprint
Syndicated copy of the Bloomberg report on record US battery storage additions, with figures for California and Texas.
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Transcript: How to Understand America’s Gigantic Natural Gas BuildoutClickbait
A podcast transcript discusses the rapid expansion of natural gas infrastructure in the United States.
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NIO Sales Increase 14.5% Year Over YearStudy
NIO reported a 14.5% year-over-year increase in vehicle sales for August 2026.
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XPENG Sales Up 4% in AugustStudy
XPENG reported a 4% year-over-year increase in vehicle deliveries for the month of August.
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Hyundai opens IONIQ 3 EV orders, starting at about $30,000
Hyundai has opened orders for its new entry-level IONIQ 3 electric hatchback, with pricing starting around $30,000.
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Zero will soon add the main feature its electric motorcycles have always lacked [Updated]
Zero Motorcycles announced that its 2027 electric motorcycle models will finally include DC fast charging capabilities.
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Range Rover’s first luxury electric SUV costs $140,000 and delivers V8 power [Images]
Range Rover has opened sales for its first luxury electric SUV, which is priced starting at $140,000.
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Polestar 4 SUV launches at €57,900 — and it finally has a rear window
Polestar has launched the Polestar 4 SUV, featuring a new body style and an updated rear window design.
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Donut Lab hits 409 Wh/kg in battery lab test, but credibility is goneStudy
Donut Lab claims its new battery achieved high energy density in tests, though the company faces scrutiny over previous performance promises.
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E-quipment highlight: iPad-sized 70 kW electric PTO by Windrose
Windrose has developed an all-electric power take-off system for electric semi-trucks, eliminating the need for diesel-powered auxiliary equipment.
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Wildfires May Worsen Globally as El Niño Brings Hotter and Drier ConditionsClickbait
A roundup says the 2026 El Niño may extend fire risk across Asia, the Americas and Europe into 2027, citing fires in Indonesia and Oregon.
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Kia launches the EV4 GT in Canada, bringing more power and attitude
Kia has launched the 2027 EV4 GT in Canada, expanding its lineup of affordable performance electric vehicles.
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Fervo and Google sign world’s largest deal for next-gen geothermal power
Fervo Energy and Google have signed a major agreement for a next-generation geothermal power project in Utah.
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Trump’s $4B in offshore wind buyouts spur legal blowback from states
The Trump administration is paying energy firms billions to cancel offshore wind leases, prompting legal challenges from states.
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Trump’s DOE keeps forcing coal plants to stay open. Here’s the latest.
The Trump administration continues to issue orders forcing aging coal-fired power plants to remain operational.
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How a super El Niño is fueling extreme weather patterns
A record-breaking El Niño event is driving extreme weather patterns expected to persist through 2027.
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The UK just had its hottest summer ever
Human-caused climate change significantly increased the likelihood of the UK's record-breaking summer temperatures.
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The US built more grid batteries last quarter than ever beforeStudy
The U.S. set a new record for grid-scale battery storage installations in the most recent quarter.
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California declines to fund its biggest virtual power plant
The California administration has blocked funding for the state's largest virtual power plant program in the finalized budget.
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Families desperately search for loved ones swept away in Nepal floods
Catastrophic floods in Nepal have resulted in over 1,000 deaths and thousands of missing persons.
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Guest post: Why tough methane cuts are crucial for keeping warming ‘well-below’ 2C
Reducing methane emissions is essential to meeting global climate goals due to the gas's high warming potential.
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Antimicrobial Resistance Is Killing Millions. Climate Change Is Making It Worse.
Climate change is exacerbating the global health threat posed by antimicrobial-resistant bacteria.
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Mountain warming means there will be more disasters like the Nepal flood
Rapid mountain warming is destabilizing slopes and glaciers, increasing the risk of catastrophic floods.
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When is it safe to return home after a wildfire? California becomes first state to pass standards
California passed legislation establishing the first U.S. standards for testing and remediating wildfire smoke contamination in homes.
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New York Climate ‘Superfund’ Law Falls in Court
A court struck down a New York law requiring energy companies to pay $75 billion for climate damages, citing federal preemption.
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The US added a record 20.2 GWh of battery storage in just 3 monthsStudy
The US battery storage market reached a record high in the second quarter of 2026, adding 20.2 gigawatt-hours of capacity.
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US Battery Installs to Hit Record in 2026, Industry Report Says
The US added a record 20.2 gigawatt-hours of storage in the second quarter and is on pace for 71 gigawatt-hours this year, an industry report says.
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‘Make Polluters Pay’ Might Not Be a Feasible Climate StrategyClickbait
A New York judge struck down a law intended to make fossil fuel companies pay for climate change damages.
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Odyssey Energy Raises $74 Million to Supercharge Small-Scale Solar
Odyssey Energy secured $74 million in funding to expand small-scale solar power projects and improve grid reliability.
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From firefighting to future-proofing: Preventing wildfires must be the priorityReprint
Policymakers are urged to shift from reactive wildfire fighting to proactive investment in landscape resilience.
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A Data Center Backlash
Pennsylvania is experiencing a conflict between the economic promise of AI data centers and their significant environmental impact.
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Can Ancient Ruins Be Protected From Wildfires? Greece Is Trying.
Greece is fireproofing ancient ruins to protect cultural heritage from the increasing threat of wildfires across Europe.
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Individual Consequences of a Global Crisis
This analysis explores how global climate crises disproportionately impact the lives and well-being of individuals.
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Sierra Club Urges Texas Senate to Mandate Better Water Reporting and Planning for Data Centers & Power Plants
The Sierra Club is urging Texas legislators to mandate water usage reporting for data centers and fossil fuel power plants.
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New Jersey just made plug-in solar panels legal
New Jersey has legalized plug-in solar panels, allowing renters to reduce electricity costs by connecting solar units directly to standard wall outlets.
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National Significant Wildland Fire Potential Outlook, September 2026Study
Forecasters say El Niño has arrived with a greater than 90 percent chance of a very strong event, shaping fall fire weather in the Northwest.
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Meet the super PAC working to crush clean energy's political foes
A political action committee is organizing to oppose politicians who have worked to undermine clean energy legislation.
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A Busy Hurricane Season Just Got Even Busier Between California and Hawaii
El Niño conditions are fueling an active hurricane season in the Pacific, with storms moving toward Hawaii.
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More hosepipe bans in force as drought declared - is your area affected?Reprint
Millions of people in the UK face hosepipe bans as low rainfall and high demand strain water supplies.
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The greenest building is the one still standing after a disaster
Building resilience against climate-driven disasters is essential for ensuring the long-term carbon benefits of green construction.
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One of Earth’s driest places was just covered in snow
Rare snow and heavy rain hit Chile's Atacama Desert, causing flooding during a period of strengthening El Niño.
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Tesla killing Solar Roof is leaving installers with six-figure losses
Tesla's cancellation of its Solar Roof product has caused significant financial losses for third-party contractors who invested in the program.
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Can the Obama Presidential Center help Chicago embrace community solar?
The newly opened Obama Presidential Center in Chicago is powered entirely by clean energy and incorporates community solar initiatives.
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NeoVolta’s US battery factory gets a 9 GWh boost from SK On
NeoVolta Power secured a five-year supply of battery cells from SK On to scale production at its Georgia factory.
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Ford shares a closer look at the $30,000 Fathom EV pickup [Video]
Ford has released new footage of its upcoming $30,000 electric pickup truck, the Fathom, ahead of its 2027 market launch.
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Kia’s hot streak is just getting started as the new $30,000 EV3 launches
Kia reports record-breaking US sales driven by the launch of its new affordable EV3 electric SUV.
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Volvo’s cheapest EV can now power a campsite or coffee maker
A software update for the Volvo EX30 now enables vehicle-to-load capabilities, allowing the EV to power external electronics.
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Nissan’s new entry-level ‘Wave’ EV spotted for the first time
Nissan is developing an entry-level electric vehicle, tentatively named the Wave, expected to launch in 2027 for under $25,000.
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Here’s what Volkswagen’s new EV camper looks like in person [Video]
Volkswagen has showcased its new ID. California Cruise, the company's first fully electric camper van.
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NPR spent 2 years tracking deaths from heat. We found a staggering hidden toll
An NPR investigation reveals that U.S. heat-related deaths are significantly higher than official statistics indicate.
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When ocean temperatures increase, so does child malnutrition on landStudy
New research links rising ocean temperatures to increased rates of child malnutrition in coastal communities.
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Nepal Puts Cost of Disaster at $5 Billion, Blaming Climate Change
Nepal is seeking $5 billion in climate disaster aid from a U.N. fund that currently lacks sufficient international contributions.
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Coral Reefs Are Running Out of Time to Recover, Research FindsStudy
A new report finds that rising sea temperatures are preventing coral reefs from recovering between successive heat waves.
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Communities Affected by Climate Change Need More Than Data
Vulnerable communities require more than just climate data to address systemic infrastructure and safety hazards.
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Gary power outage underscores stakes of Solar for All cancellation
Recent severe storms and power outages in Gary, Indiana, highlight the risks of canceling federal solar support programs.
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Virginia to cut rooftop solar costs with nation-first bulk-buy program
Virginia has launched the nation's first state-level bulk-purchasing program to reduce the cost of rooftop solar installations for residents.
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California’s New Gas Pipeline Alternative: Just Paying You
The California legislature is considering new clean energy proposals, including alternatives to traditional gas pipeline infrastructure.
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LIVE MAP: Track the path of Hurricane Karina
Hurricane Karina has intensified rapidly due to warm ocean waters, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center.
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Melting Himalayas
Scientists report that the risk of disasters in the Himalayas is rising as glaciers melt due to changing climate conditions.
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Arizona's taps won't run dry, but water bills will go up under federal plan for Colorado River
New federal regulations for the Colorado River will increase water costs in Arizona as supplies are reduced.
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Forever Chemicals Want a Piece of the Data Center Boom
Chemical companies are seeking approval to manufacture new fluorinated compounds for use in the expanding data center industry.
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Explainer: The CMIP7 emissions scenarios – and how they explore future climate changeStudy
An explainer details how the new CMIP7 climate modeling scenarios are used to project future climate change.
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India needs climate adaptation cash to be an investment, not a quick fixReprint
India is pushing for timely adaptation finance to support projects that mitigate disaster risks rather than just providing post-event relief.
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Photos: A Deadly Flood Tears Through Nepal and Tibet
An ice avalanche in the Himalayas triggered a massive, destructive flood in Nepal and Tibet.
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Manhattan’s flood walls are almost done. What will Mamdani do next?
Manhattan nears completion of flood defense infrastructure as officials consider future climate adaptation strategies.
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The U.S.-Venezuela oil deal won't lower your gas prices. Here's what you need to know
Energy experts express skepticism that a new U.S.-Venezuela oil deal will impact domestic gas prices.
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Toyota succumbs and now plans to build a new EV in China first
Toyota plans to prioritize the development and production of a new electric vehicle in China over Japan.
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San Francisco residents can now choose where EV curbside chargers go
San Francisco has launched a program allowing residents to request locations for new public curbside EV chargers.
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Meteorologists warn: Ocean temperatures reached record highs in August amid El NiñoReprint
NOAA and Copernicus data both show the hottest daily ocean surface temperature of the satellite era, with the Niño 3.4 region setting monthly records.
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BYD’s electric supercar will beat a Lambo in a race, and it’s cheaper than a Porsche [Video]
BYD's new Denza Z electric supercar features high-performance specs intended to compete with established luxury sports car brands.
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Volkswagen’s next electric SUV looks a bit familiar [Video]
Volkswagen is preparing to introduce an electric version of the Tiguan SUV to succeed its current ID.4 and ID.5 models.
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BYD’s new luxury electric SUV has a range of over 1,000 km and huge screens
BYD has unveiled the Denza N8 luxury electric SUV, which boasts a range exceeding 1,000 kilometers.
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Kia confirms PV7 debut and previews the larger electric van for the first time [Video]
Kia has provided a first look at its upcoming PV7 electric van ahead of its official debut.
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This El Niño Will Be Unlike Any in the Past Eight Decades
An unusually strong El Niño event is driving extreme weather patterns, including floods and droughts, across the globe.
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West Point’s only climate scientist fired after continuing to teach human causes of climate change
A climate scientist at West Point was fired after teaching the human causes of climate change.
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Search Continues for 2,400 Missing in Nepal Floods Amid ‘Immense’ Devastation
Rescue operations continue in Nepal following devastating floods that have left thousands missing.
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Hundreds of hidden earthquakes found at Antarctica’s Doomsday GlacierStudy
Researchers detected hundreds of glacial earthquakes at Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier, linked to icebergs breaking off and colliding.
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E-quipment highlight: Tiger electric baggage tug hauls 30 TONS [video]
A new electric baggage tug capable of hauling 30 tons is being marketed for airport ground support operations.
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When a mountain falls: How ice and rock triggered Nepal’s catastrophic flood – and why climate change is raising the risksStudy
Thawing permafrost and melting ice are increasing the frequency and severity of catastrophic floods in high mountain regions.
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How rising temperatures likely contributed to Nepal’s deadly flood
Rising temperatures are identified as a contributing factor to the severity of recent deadly flooding in Nepal.
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As Deadly Flash Flooding Batters Nepal, Some Fear ‘the Entire Himalayas Are Melting’
Deadly flash flooding in Nepal highlights the growing risks of glacial melt in the Himalayas due to rising temperatures.
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Urban climate expert Brian Stone on how cities must adapt to survive deadly heat waves
Urban climate researcher Brian Stone discusses necessary city adaptations to mitigate the dangers of increasingly frequent heat waves.
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3 Charts That Explain El NiñoStudy
Record-breaking sea and air temperatures indicate the current El Niño episode is on track to be the strongest in living memory.
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Catastrophic Flood Exposes the Risks of Nepal’s Hydropower Bet
Catastrophic flooding in Nepal raises concerns about the vulnerability of hydropower infrastructure in climate-sensitive mountain regions.
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MacGregor says demand for its electric cranes is BOOMING in 2026
MacGregor reports that electric maritime cranes now account for over 80% of its new orders in 2026.
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America's big but uncertain gas boomStudy
Rising electricity demand from AI data centers is driving a significant expansion of natural gas power plants, threatening decarbonization goals.
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More than 1,000 missing, including 65 Americans, as Nepal flood deaths mount
Deadly floods and mudflows, likely caused by a glacial collapse, have left over 1,000 people missing along the Nepal-China border.
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A Melting Glacier in Nepal Was a Time Bomb. There Are More to Come.
A geologist warns that rapid warming will lead to more frequent and deadly glacial floods in the Himalayas.
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Climate Change Raises Risk of Disasters Like Nepal Floods
Rising temperatures are accelerating the melting of Himalayan glaciers and permafrost, increasing the risk of natural disasters.
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So, where exactly does the US energy transition stand?
This analysis evaluates the current state of the U.S. energy transition following recent policy changes under the Trump administration.
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The rush to power data centers is weakening the Clean Air Act
The high energy demands of data centers are creating regulatory challenges for the Clean Air Act.
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In the American West, wildfire comes for the suburbs
Increasing wildfire activity in the American West is posing a growing threat to suburban residential areas.
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New research shows the world isn’t doing nearly enough to fix its food problemStudy
New research indicates that global efforts to address the environmental impacts of food production are currently insufficient.
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Despite African walkout, fractious land COP ends without drought dealReprint
Negotiations for a drought protocol at the UN land summit failed, resulting in a two-year delay.
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Nevada preached peace on the Colorado River. Now it’s suing to protect its water.
Nevada has initiated legal action regarding Colorado River water rights amid ongoing drought conditions.
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Pacific islands seek backing for new regional fund ahead of COP31Reprint
Pacific island nations are launching a regional fund to provide rapid climate finance to local communities.
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Sun-Ways Is Testing Out Train Track Solar Farms
A pilot program testing solar panels installed between train tracks is expanding across several countries.
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The Top Five States to Watch for Clean Energy Policy
An analysis of five U.S. states where clean energy policy is expected to see significant activity.
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1 in 7 US students now goes to a solar-powered school
Over 10,800 K-12 schools in the United States are now powered by solar energy.
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How to deal with burnout on a burning planet
This piece offers advice on managing psychological burnout related to climate change awareness.
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Galápagos corals show El Niño events are more extreme now than in past 1,000 years – here’s how my team made the discoveryStudy
Coral records indicate that El Niño events have become significantly more extreme due to global warming over the last millennium.
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Nepal flood highlights glacier risks in warming Himalayas: "The new normal"
Scientists link the deadly Nepal flash flood to glacial instability, describing such events as the new normal in a warming climate.
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Galapagos corals suggest climate change drives stronger El NiñosStudy
Coral records indicate that climate change has intensified El Niño events over the past four decades.
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How much of a threat do heat waves pose to nuclear plants?
Increasingly frequent heat waves in Europe are forcing nuclear power plants to reduce output due to cooling limitations.
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New York’s grid is struggling to handle the heatReprint
Recent heat waves in New York have strained the power grid, leading to significant outages in Queens.
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On Louisiana’s disappearing coast, a natural gas terminal is poised to become the largest in the US
A major natural gas terminal is planned for the Louisiana coast, raising concerns about fossil fuel expansion.
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Extreme heat is taking a toll on firefighters as wildfires stretch crews to the limit
Wildland firefighters face increasing health risks as extreme heat and more intense wildfire seasons push crews to their limits.
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‘Starwashing’: The new space race has an environmental problem
The rapid expansion of the space industry is raising concerns regarding its environmental footprint.
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Heat-pump water heaters just keep getting better
Heat-pump water heater technology continues to improve in efficiency and accessibility for residential consumers.
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High School Sports in the Heat
Rising temperatures are forcing high schools to implement new safety rules for student athletes during practice.
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California Lawmakers Pass Plug-In Solar Bill
Multiple states have passed legislation to legalize plug-in solar technology for residential use.
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Army Awards $2.2 Billion for ‘Microreactors’ On U.S. Bases
The U.S. Army is investing $2.2 billion in nuclear microreactors for military bases.
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Here’s the latest.Reprint
A massive flood caused by a Himalayan ice event has swept through a river valley in Nepal and Tibet.
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France relaxes strict cheese-making rules after prolonged droughtReprint
French cheese producers receive regulatory waivers for grazing rules due to impacts from prolonged drought.
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Climate change exposes 580 million children to 20 extra ‘heat-stress days’ every yearStudy
Over 580 million children globally are now exposed to at least 20 additional heat-stress days annually due to climate change.
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California Legislature passes balcony solar bill
The California Legislature passed a bill to legalize and simplify the installation of balcony solar kits.
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California virtual power plant bills clear key legislative hurdle
Two bills aimed at expanding virtual power plants in California have advanced through the legislative process.
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Disappearing lakes and AI are helping scientists map Arctic permafrost thaw in near-real timeStudy
Scientists are using AI and satellite imagery of disappearing lakes to track Arctic permafrost thaw in near-real time.
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Geothermal needs better tools for superhot drilling. Hephae can help.Study
Hephae Energy Technology is developing new drilling tools to improve the efficiency of deep, high-temperature geothermal energy projects.
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Battle over cleaning up shipping set to resume at London talksReprint
The US and Saudi Arabia are pushing for a less ambitious shipping decarbonization framework ahead of upcoming talks.
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West Point Climate Professor Says He Was Fired for Refusing to ‘Defy Science’
A West Point climate professor is suing the military academy after being fired for his scientific stance.
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Manhattan-sized ice island breaks off Greenland’s Petermann Glacier
A Manhattan-sized ice island detached from Greenland’s Petermann Glacier following years of structural weakening.
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Nevada sues the Trump administration over ‘catastrophic’ water cuts as the Colorado River spirals into crisis
Nevada filed the first lawsuit against federal Colorado River cuts of roughly 20 percent for three lower-basin states, as decades of drought drain the river.
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Is Maine finally about to make wind power happen?
Maine regulators have approved a major wind farm and transmission project, marking a significant step for the state's renewable energy goals.
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Solar delivers as Europe’s power plants struggle amid heat and droughtReprint
Record-breaking heat and drought in Europe are straining power grids and highlighting the impacts of climate change on energy infrastructure.
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Relentless heat and drought take a toll on herders’ physical and mental health, in Kenya and the US
Extreme heat and drought are causing significant physical and mental health challenges for herding communities in Kenya and the US.
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As Ohio grapples with fake comments on clean energy, some want crackdown
Ohio regulators are facing pressure to address the influx of fake public comments intended to block renewable energy projects.
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‘We’ve Never Seen Anything Like It’: Early Harvest Rattles France’s Wine Industry
Extreme summer heat waves in France have forced an unusually early grape harvest for the wine industry.
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From flames to haze, wildfire smoke transforms as it travels, and it can harm your health in different ways
Wildfire smoke undergoes chemical changes as it travels, creating varying health risks for populations far from the fire source.
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Nevada takes federal government to court over Colorado River water use plan
Nevada’s suit argues the state carries an unfair share of the mandated Colorado River cuts compared with other basin states.
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More Companies Are Promising Cloud Seeding Can Make Rain
States are increasing investment in cloud-seeding technology to combat water shortages.
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A Manhattan-sized ice island just broke free from Greenland
A large section of Greenland's Petermann Glacier broke away in August, marking the glacier's largest calving event since 2012.
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Global sea surface temperature sets new record, reaching 21.1°C (70°F) as El Niño strengthens
Scientists are watching whether the August 22 record is a brief spike or the start of a longer period of extreme ocean heat.
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August Ocean Heat Shatters All-Time Record in Season When It Should Be Cooling
The record beat the previous August high by about a tenth of a degree, a large jump for a single off-peak month, scientists say.
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Global Sea Surface Temperature Hits Record High Of 21.1°C In August 2026Reprint
A republication of the Copernicus announcement of the daily sea surface temperature record.
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Copernicus: Daily global sea surface temperature breaks 2024 recordStudy
Global average sea surface temperature reached 21.1C on August 22, the highest in a record going back to 1979, as a strong El Niño develops.
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Climate warming drives thermal shocks and accelerated freshwater habitat fragmentationStudy
Global warming is driving thermal shocks and habitat fragmentation for freshwater fish species, particularly in tropical regions.
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Fearing ‘Catastrophic Impacts’ From Water Cuts, Nevada Sues Feds Over Colorado River Plan
Nevada asked a federal court to block a Trump administration plan that could eventually cut the state’s Colorado River allocation by more than 70 percent.
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Nevada sues over federally mandated reduction in Colorado River water use
The state challenged a federal plan requiring it, Arizona and California to cut Colorado River use, the first legal test of the rescue effort.
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Global Ocean Temperatures Hit Record High as Super El Niño Intensifies Warming
The world’s oceans hit their highest recorded temperature as climate change combines with a powerful El Niño in the tropical Pacific.
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PJM has finally greenlit a lot of new clean power. Can it get built?
The PJM grid operator has approved significant new clean energy capacity, though developers face ongoing challenges in bringing these projects to completion.
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New Zealand moves to protect business with law curtailing climate litigationReprint
New Zealand has introduced legislation that would shield corporations from lawsuits regarding climate damage caused by their emissions.
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Nevada sues Trump administration over historic Colorado River water cuts
The complaint says the federal operating plan could cut Nevada’s 300,000 acre-foot allocation to about 86,000 within a decade.
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World’s oceans hit hottest temperature ever recorded in August as El Niño takes hold
Ocean temperatures usually peak in spring, making an August record especially striking; marine heatwave days have tripled since the early 1990s.
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Arizona is having a grid battery growth spurt. Will that last?Study
Arizona is rapidly expanding its grid-scale battery storage capacity, ranking second only to Texas in new installations during early 2026.
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A massive data center hub is likely heating up a town outside London
Researchers suggest that a cluster of data centers in Slough, England, is contributing to localized heat increases for residents.
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Nevada Sues Trump Administration Over Colorado River Cuts
Nevada is suing the federal government to block planned water usage restrictions on the Colorado River.
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Trump Shuns E.V.s and Wind Power, But He’s Pouring Billions Into Batteries
The administration is investing in battery storage technology despite a stated preference against other clean energy sectors.
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Nevada sues Trump administration over Colorado River water use cuts
Nevada’s governor said upper-basin states are not required to contribute a drop under the federal 10-year framework the state is challenging.
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Indonesia’s nickel production cuts are not enough to create a sustainable industryReprint
Indonesia's nickel production cuts fail to address the industry's reliance on coal, hindering the development of sustainable battery materials.
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Nevada sues feds over cuts to water from Colorado RiverReprint
Wire report on Nevada’s lawsuit against the two-year federal plan to reduce Colorado River use.
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Trump turns $500M grant for clean steel into funding for coal furnace
The Trump administration repurposed a $500 million clean-steel grant to fund upgrades for a coal-fueled blast furnace at a Cleveland-Cliffs facility.
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Solar and storage still dominate US power plant constructionStudy
Despite recent federal policy rollbacks and new tariffs on solar, renewable energy projects continue to dominate new U.S. power plant construction.
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Antarctic krill fishing is now concentrated in the exact pattern conservation rules were designed to prevent
The lapse of conservation regulations has led to concentrated krill fishing, threatening Antarctic marine ecosystems.
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America’s hydropower challenge goes beyond the West
Worsening drought conditions across the United States are increasingly threatening the reliability and output of the nation's hydroelectric power supply.
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How safeguarding land protects our futureReprint
UNEP's Inger Andersen emphasizes that protecting land is a critical strategy for building climate resilience.
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What the ‘natural’ disasters of 2026 reveal about climate change
The advocacy group ties this year’s heatwaves, European fires, Canadian smoke and Nepal’s glacial floods to warming driven by fossil fuels.
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Colorado River water conservation efforts get only halfway to a solution
Current conservation plans for the Colorado River are insufficient to meet the water savings required to sustain the basin.
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As marine heat breaks records, countries seek ocean roadmap at COP31Reprint
African and EU nations are seeking a formal roadmap to protect warming oceans at the upcoming COP31 summit.
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PJM wants data centers to bring their own power. Pennsylvania’s on it.
Pennsylvania is implementing new measures to ensure data centers secure their own power sources to prevent rising electricity costs for other consumers.
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US apartment buildings have tipped toward heat pumpsStudy
Over half of all new U.S. apartment buildings constructed in 2025 were equipped with heat pumps, marking a shift toward efficient electric heating.
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Puerto Rico is rationing water, but many residents stopped trusting the tap long before the drought
Drought and infrastructure failure have forced water rationing in Puerto Rico, exacerbating long-standing public distrust in utilities.
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China keeps Indonesia’s battery dream afloat but future less certainReprint
Indonesia's battery industry faces uncertainty due to its heavy dependence on Chinese capital and the emergence of nickel-free battery technologies.
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Collective global roadmap can boost Cambodia’s energy transition goalsReprint
Cambodia requires international cooperation to reach its goal of sourcing 70% of its power from renewables by 2030.
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How Corpus Christi’s water emergency exposed flaws in Texas’ water planningReprint
Experts argue Texas water planning must incorporate climate projections and extreme drought modeling rather than relying solely on historical data.
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Sage Geosystems brings its first next-gen geothermal plant online
Sage Geosystems has launched its first next-generation geothermal power plant in Texas, marking a milestone for on-demand clean energy technology.
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In Michigan, LG opens one of America’s biggest battery cell factories
LG Energy Solution has opened a major battery manufacturing facility in Michigan, despite the current administration's general opposition to electric vehicles.
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How Qcells’ Georgia factory is surviving US solar policy whiplashReprint
Qcells is navigating a volatile U.S. policy environment while maintaining its large-scale solar manufacturing operations in Georgia.
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Q&A: What is ‘long-duration energy storage’ – and why does the UK need it?
The UK is investing in long-duration energy storage technologies to manage renewable energy output variability.
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America’s Rural Lands Are Burning
A severe wildfire season is impacting rural areas across the United States.
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Explainer: How the ‘super El Niño’ will reshape the world’s weatherStudy
An explainer outlines how the current record-breaking 'super El Niño' is expected to alter global weather patterns.
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Severe flooding raises deadly overdose risk in rural Appalachia, study finds – and the harm lasts for yearsStudy
Severe flooding in Appalachia is linked to increased long-term risks of drug overdose due to the destruction of community support systems.
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Scientists discover a natural Arctic cloud factory missing from climate modelsStudy
Scientists identified a natural Arctic process that boosts cloud formation, which is currently missing from climate models.
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Geothermal has big potential. Here’s how states can help realize it.
Next-generation geothermal energy faces significant economic barriers that require targeted state-level policy support to overcome.
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Major data center bills advance in California despite industry pushback
California legislators are advancing bills to regulate data center development to mitigate impacts on utility rates and local pollution.
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Every country needs a model to help optimise its energy transitionReprint
Experts suggest that national energy transition pledges require robust modeling to ensure systems are secure and affordable.
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Analysis: The two largest reservoirs in the US have hit record-low levelsStudy
The two largest reservoirs in the United States have reached record-low water levels.
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Why land-use emissions have fallen by a third this century – in six chartsStudy
Emissions from land-use changes, such as deforestation and peatland loss, have declined by one-third this century.
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After a 2-year wait, will Ohio’s largest solar project get the OK?
The Ohio Power Siting Board is nearing a final decision on whether to proceed with the state's largest solar and storage project.
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Boston explores sea- and river-source heat pumps for big buildings
Boston is investigating the use of sea- and river-source heat pumps to decarbonize heating for large buildings.
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“Dangerous consequences” – how AI’s climate framing lets Big Tech off the hookReprint
Critics argue that the tech industry uses AI to greenwash its role in supporting fossil fuel extraction.
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Scientists detect a surprising shift in human blood as atmospheric CO2 risesStudy
Rising atmospheric CO2 levels correlate with measurable changes in human blood chemistry observed over two decades.
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South Africa’s top court blocks Shell’s offshore oil exploration rightReprint
South Africa's Constitutional Court blocked Shell's offshore oil exploration, citing a failure to consult local communities.
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The Atlantic Ocean can handle more warming than expected — with one big catchStudy
Research indicates the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation is highly vulnerable to rapid warming, risking a potential tipping point.
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Q&A: What does China’s 15th five-year plan for coal mean for climate action?
China's new five-year plan for coal provides critical insight into the nation's future climate and energy strategy.
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New coal mine openings slow as East Asian demand plateausReprint
Global growth in new coal mine capacity is slowing, though total planned production continues to rise.
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Data centers are officially shaping election season
Public concern over the energy demands of data centers is becoming a significant issue in the current U.S. election cycle.
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Home battery installations climb despite loss of federal incentivesStudy
Home battery installations have continued to rise despite the expiration of federal tax incentives that previously supported the sector.
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Your gas car works fine. Consider an EV anyway.Reprint
Consumer hesitation regarding electric vehicle adoption often stems from misconceptions about the necessity of replacing functional gas-powered cars.
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Report confirms record-high greenhouse gases, global sea level and ocean heat in 2025Study
The AMS State of the Climate report finds CO2 averaged 425.6 ppm and fossil-fuel emissions reached a record 10.3 billion tonnes of carbon in 2025.
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Record-breaking heat takes mounting toll on the U.S. economy
Climate experts report that increasing heat waves are causing significant economic damage and creating hazardous working conditions in the U.S.
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Federal ruling hands virtual power plants a win in PJM
Federal regulators have ruled that virtual power plants can be used to help meet energy demand within the PJM grid market.
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Will the world’s drying lands get relief from COP17 in Mongolia?Reprint
Governments will meet at COP17 in Mongolia to discuss strategies for combating drought and protecting pastoral lands.
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Pushing the climate crisis: How advertising fuels high-carbon lifestyles
Advertising industries continue to promote high-carbon lifestyles like flying and meat consumption with minimal regulation or green accountability.
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US aluminum is poised for a comeback — if it overcomes these hurdles
The U.S. aluminum industry is expanding, but faces challenges related to high energy consumption and local environmental concerns.
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Huge new turbines could let biggest UK wind farm do more with less
ScottishPower plans to repower the U.K.'s largest onshore wind farm with larger, more efficient turbines to increase energy output.
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“We’ve gone backwards” – new plastics treaty text dims hopes for production curbs
Negotiations for a global plastics treaty are stalling as fossil fuel-producing nations resist mandates to curb plastic production.
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In Puerto Rico, Trump admin backs big battery project but snubs solar
The DOE is funding a large battery project in Puerto Rico while the administration cuts other clean energy initiatives in the territory.
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Solar on storage units? Here’s how Illinois is making it happen.
Illinois is successfully deploying community solar projects on existing infrastructure like storage facilities to avoid land-use conflicts.
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Trump’s war on offshore wind is robbing a generation of workersReprint
An opinion piece argues that the administration's opposition to offshore wind projects is negatively impacting the clean energy workforce.
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South Africa’s offshore oil push meets grassroots resistance in court
Legal challenges in South Africa aim to block offshore fossil fuel expansion projects by TotalEnergies and Shell.
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Marine heatwaves are harming human health in surprising ways
Marine heatwaves are increasingly impacting human health through disrupted food supplies, extreme weather, and mental health stressors.
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Why Illinois has struggled to turn old coal sites into solar farms
Illinois' initiative to convert retired coal plant sites into solar and battery farms has struggled to meet its deployment goals.
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3 ways to fix California's utility spending problem — if lawmakers act
California lawmakers are considering legislative proposals to reform utility rate structures and address rising energy costs.
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Processionary caterpillar outbreaks: how Sustax leverages C3S data to assess climate riskStudy
The Sustax platform uses Copernicus climate data to assess the risk of processionary caterpillar outbreaks.
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Contiguous U.S. breaks its record for hottest month ever, NOAA saysStudy
NOAA data confirms the contiguous United States recorded its hottest month ever, with average temperatures reaching 76.9 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The U.S. just had its hottest month on recordStudy
NOAA data confirms that last month was the warmest July and the hottest month recorded in the agency's 132-year history.
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In North Carolina, rooftop solar is alive and well despite headwinds
North Carolina's rooftop solar industry faces challenges following the state's elimination of a key federal tax credit.
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World’s oldest cheddar-maker slashes energy bills with novel heat pumps
A historic British cheesemaker is reducing its energy consumption and costs by installing modern heat pump technology.
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Trump launched big new solar tariffs. Here's what it means.
The White House has imposed new tariffs on imported solar components, which are expected to increase installation costs while aiming to boost domestic manufacturing.
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Oil Market Report – October 2026Study
The IEA publishes its monthly report on global oil market conditions for October 2026.
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Oil Market Report – October 2026Study
The IEA's monthly report details global oil market trends, production, and demand dynamics.
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Climate bulletin: July 2026 was the joint-second warmest July on recordStudy
July tied 2024 as the second-warmest July globally, western Europe had its warmest June–July, and ocean surface heat set a July record.
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Can Ford’s affordable new electric truck hit the sweet spot?
Ford is introducing a lower-cost version of its electric pickup truck to improve market performance.
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As fires burn and temperatures soar, it’s time to imagine a world beyond GDP
Economic models that prioritize GDP growth often fail to account for the long-term costs of environmental destruction and climate change.
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Trump is blocking billions of dollars of grants that would fix the grid
The administration has terminated federal grants for grid improvement projects, forcing utilities to cancel infrastructure upgrades.
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Ohio steel giant aims to use Biden climate funds for polluting project
Cleveland-Cliffs plans to use federal climate funds for a project that maintains coal-based technology rather than transitioning to cleaner steelmaking.
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Quarter of countries still missing UN climate plans 18 months after deadline
Forty-five nations have missed the deadline to submit updated national climate plans to the UN, violating Paris Agreement commitments.
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China’s coal power rebounds as record clean energy goes to wasteStudy
Long-term contracts for coal power in China are crowding out renewable energy despite record-breaking clean energy capacity.
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The Pentagon's wind farm blockade is over — for now
A federal judge has ordered the Department of Defense to resume evaluations of onshore wind farms, ending a de facto moratorium.
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Why Trump’s claim that offshore wind is a security risk is ‘ludicrous’
An opinion piece critiques the administration's national security justification for halting offshore wind projects as unfounded.
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When taps run dry in the Caribbean, it’s not enough to blame El Niño
Climate change is intensifying the impacts of El Niño, leading to severe water shortages across the Caribbean region.
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Nuclear startup Oklo splits its first atoms in test reactor
Nuclear startup Oklo successfully split atoms in a test reactor, marking a milestone for its next-generation energy technology.
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The Missing Link to VPP Success? Customer Knowledge.
States are advancing regulations to support virtual power plants, though customer awareness remains a critical barrier to adoption.
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The AMOC stayed strong even as a major ocean “lifeline” nearly shut downStudy
Sediment records show the AMOC remained stable during a past period when Indian Ocean water flow was significantly reduced.
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A legal fiction blocking billions in climate finance will be challenged this week
Upcoming tax negotiations in New York may address financial barriers to unlocking $500 billion annually for climate action.
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PJM’s big new data center plan: Make the states figure it out
Grid operator PJM has released a plan to manage the energy demands of data centers by shifting responsibility to state regulators and utilities.
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Southeast Asia’s fragile grids threaten billions in clean energy investment
Inadequate electricity infrastructure and policy instability in Southeast Asia are hindering the region's transition to renewable energy.
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Base Power raises $1B to get big batteries into more homes
Home battery startup Base Power has raised an additional $1 billion to expand its residential energy storage operations.
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Santa Marta coalition tested as co-chair Colombia turns back to fossil fuels
Colombia's shift back toward fossil fuel support tests the stability of an international anti-fossil fuel coalition.
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Court rules against Trump EPA’s freeze of $20B in ‘green bank’ funds
A federal appeals court ruled that the EPA acted improperly by freezing $20 billion in green bank financing.
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Governments weigh response to US going alone on deep-sea mining
The International Seabed Authority is challenging a unilateral US move to advance deep-sea mining operations.
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Microreactor startup Valar Atomics raises $1B
Microreactor developer Valar Atomics raised $1 billion, anticipating regulatory changes from the White House.
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How to bring a geothermal well back from the deadReprint
Geothermal company Zanskar is utilizing new techniques to restore productivity to failing geothermal wells at a New Mexico plant.
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Data centers take center stage in Wisconsin governor’s race
Data centers and their energy sources have become a central topic in the Wisconsin gubernatorial primary race.
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Massachusetts embraces backyard homes as housing and climate solution
Massachusetts is promoting the construction of accessory dwelling units as a strategy to address both housing shortages and climate goals.
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Some coastal cities are sinking faster than the ocean is risingStudy
Research indicates that land subsidence in coastal cities is accelerating relative sea-level rise significantly faster than ocean expansion alone.
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Firefighting helicopters collide in Greece amid European wildfire crisis
Firefighting helicopters collided in Greece while responding to the country's ongoing wildfire crisis.
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Ancient Arctic carbon is pouring into the sea, but the seabed captures most of itStudy
Study finds that most carbon released from thawing Arctic permafrost is buried in seafloor sediments rather than entering the atmosphere.
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AI reveals a massive algae boom across the world’s oceansStudy
AI analysis of satellite imagery reveals a global increase in floating algae blooms that threaten marine ecosystems and coastal economies.
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Wildfire risk to heighten globally in 2026 due to ‘historic’ El Niño
Forecasting agencies call a 2026 El Niño virtually certain and warn of raised fire, heat and drought risk well beyond the Pacific, including Europe.
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Illinois Solar for All is, at last, taking off
Illinois' 'Solar for All' program is seeing increased adoption and success in providing clean energy access to underserved communities.
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Virginia lays groundwork to combine more solar with farming
Virginia is developing policies to integrate solar energy production with agricultural land use to address energy demand and land preservation.
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Egypt seeks to unlock renewable potential to power regional clean energy hub
Egypt is leveraging European investment to develop its renewable energy sector and become a regional clean electricity exporter.
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Scientists detect a sharp acceleration in global warmingStudy
Researchers report that global warming has accelerated to 0.35°C per decade over the last ten years.
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Climate Change Is Moving Mountains
Climate change is destabilizing mountain landscapes through glacial melt and increased extreme rainfall.
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UN chief warns climate crisis “in overdrive” as El Niño threatens to fuel the fire
The UN Secretary-General warns that the climate crisis is accelerating as El Niño conditions exacerbate global fire risks.
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California was mostly solar-powered in May — a global firstStudy
Solar power generated 51% of California's electricity in May, marking the first time the state reached this milestone.
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3 states would face Colorado River water cuts under federal planReprint
Federal authorities proposed mandatory water usage cuts for Arizona, California, and Nevada to address the Colorado River water crisis.
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New process turns plastic waste into hydrogen fuel while trapping the carbonStudy
A new chemical process converts unsorted plastic waste into hydrogen fuel while capturing carbon in solid or liquid forms.
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New York takes on the myth that solar is swallowing farmland
An analysis refutes the common argument that utility-scale solar projects are significantly reducing the availability of farmland.
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Antora snags $550M for heat batteries to run data centers and factories
Antora Energy raised $550 million to scale thermal battery technology for industrial heat and data center power needs.
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This Texas coal mine will soon be home to a 1.2GW solar farm
Construction has begun on a 1.2-gigawatt solar and battery project located on former coal mining land in Texas.
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‘It’ll take more’: CFS nets another $1B to chase nuclear fusion dream
Commonwealth Fusion Systems secured $1 billion in new funding to continue developing its commercial nuclear fusion reactor technology.
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Hormuz crisis speeds up transition to electric cars, IEA data showsStudy
IEA data indicates that rising oil prices during geopolitical instability have accelerated consumer adoption of electric vehicles.
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Trump admin bans ‘new’ foreign-made inverters. What does that mean?
The Trump administration's ban on foreign-made power inverters threatens to delay numerous planned solar, wind, and battery projects.
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The US clean energy boom will continue to 2030. Then things get hazy.
This analysis examines the uncertainty surrounding the future of the U.S. clean energy transition under the current administration.
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The coal industry gave Trump a wish list. He’s checking items off it.
This article discusses the Trump administration's efforts to support the coal industry through policy rollbacks and regulatory changes.
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UN bid to keep 1.5C alive exposes deepening divisions over fossil fuels
Deep divisions persist at the UN over whether to prioritize a fossil fuel phase-out to meet 1.5C climate targets.
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EPA proposals to keep Indiana coal going would threaten drinking water
Proposed Indiana state policies aimed at extending the life of coal plants are raising concerns about potential threats to local water supplies.
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How the UK's extreme heat is shifting the conversation about air-con
Rising UK temperatures are prompting a debate over the environmental costs and necessity of air conditioning.
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Biggest battery east of the Mississippi will help power AI complex
A large-scale battery storage facility is being deployed in Ohio to support the energy demands of a growing AI data center complex.
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“Do we have the appetite?” – Shell’s fear of Niger Delta clean-up costs revealed
Internal documents reveal Shell's concerns regarding the financial liability of cleaning up oil spills in Nigeria before selling assets.
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A slowing Atlantic current could unleash stronger California stormsStudy
A weakening Atlantic current may intensify California's atmospheric rivers while altering precipitation patterns in Greenland.
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Solar-powered EV carshare pilot launches in Massachusetts
A new pilot program in Massachusetts is providing low-income residents access to shared, solar-powered electric vehicles.
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How Illinois’ new energy law is creating a market for Chicago properties
New Illinois legislation is incentivizing the development of battery storage projects on underutilized land across the Chicago area.
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Want a home battery on a budget? Consider a portable, DIY system.
This guide explores the use of portable, DIY battery systems as a budget-friendly option for home energy storage.
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Colorado River reservoirs hit record lows as government threatens major cutsReprint
Colorado River reservoirs have reached record lows, prompting federal threats of major water cuts due to the ongoing regional drought.
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California to offer a novel $3,500 rebate for first-time EV buyers
California has launched the 'MyFirstEV' program, offering a $3,500 rebate to first-time electric vehicle buyers.
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US factories are struggling to get cleaner heat. These ideas may help.
Manufacturers are exploring new technologies to reduce reliance on fossil fuels for industrial heat amid rising energy costs.
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Post–Hurricane Helene, this community is getting creative with solar
Following Hurricane Helene, an Asheville neighborhood is implementing community-based solar projects to improve disaster resilience.
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Solar is having its best summer yet in EuropeStudy
Data from Ember shows that solar power reached a record 25% of the European Union's electricity generation last month.
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Data center demand is soaring, and off-grid gas won't fix the problem
This analysis argues that off-grid gas solutions are insufficient to meet the massive power demands of expanding data centers.
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Duh, solar power doesn't work at night — but it excels during the day
This piece critiques the Department of Energy's social media messaging regarding the intermittent nature of solar power.
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Climate change to obliterate $1.5 trillion in U.S. home valuesStudy
A study estimates that climate change impacts will result in $1.5 trillion in lost U.S. home values and significant population displacement.
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Antarctica may give the world decades to prepare for rising seasStudy
Improved forecasting models suggest scientists can predict Antarctic ice loss through mid-century, providing a window for climate adaptation planning.
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A healthier global diet could cut farm emissions by 85%
Transitioning to healthier global diets could reduce land-use emissions by 85% by 2050 while transforming agricultural production.
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Could a new iron ore mine turn Minnesota into a green steel powerhouse?
Minnesota is exploring whether a new iron ore mine can be integrated into a green steel production supply chain.
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Solar is booming in Indiana. Not everyone is happy about it.
The rapid expansion of solar farms in rural Indiana is facing pushback from local residents concerned about land use.
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Earth’s waters are quietly running out of oxygen, scientists warn
Widespread deoxygenation of global water bodies is threatening aquatic life and weakening natural climate regulation processes.
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Maps show wildfire smoke forecast, air quality alerts in swath of U.S.Reprint
Smoke from large wildfires in Canada and Minnesota has caused poor air quality across the Midwest and East Coast.
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Latin America – Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released an analysis on the role of Latin American critical minerals in the global energy transition.
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Climate extremes fuel explosive wildfires in Canada and western U.S.
Climatologists attribute the severity of current wildfires in the U.S. and Canada to climate extremes.
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Policy pathways – Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA outlines policy pathways for managing critical minerals in its 2026 global outlook.
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Policy pathways – Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA report outlines policy pathways for securing critical minerals essential for the global clean energy transition.
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Latin America – Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA published an analysis of critical mineral supply chains and development in Latin America.
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Canada’s Forests Will Burn and Burn
Changing climate conditions are increasing the scale and intensity of wildfires in Canadian forests.
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Earth has a natural thermostat and scientists finally know how it worksStudy
Scientists identified a long-term feedback loop where sea-level changes regulate phosphate levels and carbon burial in the ocean.
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Africa Energy Efficiency Policy Training Week 2026Study
The IEA is organizing a training program focused on developing energy efficiency policy frameworks for African nations.
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Africa Energy Efficiency Policy Training Week 2026Study
The IEA is hosting a training program in 2026 focused on energy efficiency policies for African nations.
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IEA Energy Innovation Forum 2027
The IEA is hosting an Energy Innovation Forum in 2027 to discuss advancements in energy technology.
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IEA Energy Innovation Forum 2027
The IEA is hosting an innovation forum in 2027 to discuss advancements in energy technology and policy.
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How does El Niño cause wildfires?
An explainer on how El Niño’s heat and drought patterns raise fire and smoke risk, with US regions flagged for above-normal conditions.
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After record heat, could the Atlantic make Britain's weather even more extreme?
Scientists are investigating whether climate-driven changes in the Atlantic could lead to more extreme weather in the UK.
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A 37-year soil experiment revealed a hidden climate threatStudy
A 37-year soil experiment shows that warming causes microbes to release previously stable soil carbon into the atmosphere.
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Scientists tried to thicken Arctic ice by pumping seawater onto it. The ice did become thicker and brighter, but there is a big catch
Researchers successfully thickened Arctic ice using seawater pumps, though the method faces significant practical and environmental challenges.
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Deep-sea life has a secret food source scientists never expectedStudy
Discovery of a deep-sea nutrient source may revise current scientific understanding of carbon storage and ocean ecosystems.
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Scientists finally solved the mystery of Earth's greatest mass extinctionStudy
Research into Earth's greatest mass extinction links the loss of specific marine species to warming oceans and declining oxygen levels.
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The Thinking About Kids and Heat Has Flipped
New data challenges previous assumptions regarding the specific vulnerability of children to extreme heat.
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Trees keep absorbing carbon long after they stop growingStudy
Oak trees continue to absorb carbon dioxide after their growth period ends, suggesting forests may have higher carbon sequestration potential than previously thought.
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Ocean temperatures may be shielding Earth from a planet-wide droughtStudy
Research suggests ocean temperature patterns act as a natural brake, preventing simultaneous global agricultural drought.
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First major 2026 Atlantic hurricane forecast predicts below-average seasonStudy
Colorado State University released a forecast predicting a below-average Atlantic hurricane season for 2026.
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US Cities Projected To Become Deserts In 50 YearsClickbait
Projections suggest several U.S. cities may face desertification conditions within the next five decades.
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Maps show this July 4th could be hottest ever in parts of U.S.Reprint
Forecasters warn of record-breaking heat index temperatures across the Midwest and East Coast during the July 4th holiday.
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A popular climate fix could accidentally trigger massive changes to global weatherStudy
Study warns that marine cloud brightening could inadvertently disrupt global weather patterns like the El Niño cycle.
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Hell Arrives in Washington
A personal account details the experience of enduring extreme heat in Washington, D.C.
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Climate scientist who “proved” humanity is warming Earth says government report got it wrong
Climate scientist Benjamin Santer disputes a government report that misrepresented his research on human-caused atmospheric warming.
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Ocean surface temperatures hit record high, fanning scientists’ concerns of global crisis
Global ocean surface temperatures have reached record highs, raising significant concerns among scientists regarding climate change.
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Map shows risk to coastal towns as sea levels rise
A BBC mapping project illustrates the vulnerability of coastal towns to rising sea levels.
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Why some Europeans resist air conditioning amid deadly heat waves
Europe faces a growing public health challenge as its aging population experiences increasingly frequent and deadly heat waves.
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Heat waves push more Europeans to embrace air conditioning
Rising temperatures in Europe are driving an increase in air conditioning adoption across the continent.
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Health and well-being – Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency for Business – AnalysisStudy
The IEA examines the health and well-being benefits associated with implementing energy efficiency measures in businesses.
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The business value of energy efficiency – Multiple Benefits of Energy Efficiency for Business – AnalysisStudy
The IEA report details the economic and operational benefits of implementing energy efficiency measures for businesses.
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Beyond Denial: How Oil Execs Shaped a Landmark Climate Study
An investigation reveals how oil industry executives influenced the findings of a foundational climate study.
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Perhaps France Should Reconsider AC
An opinion piece argues that France should reconsider its reliance on air conditioning to manage increasing heat waves.
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False Promises: Why carbon capture and storage won’t fix our climate crisisClickbait
This opinion piece argues that carbon capture and storage technologies are ineffective solutions for the climate crisis.
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Dangerous fire weather to hit the West with combination of lightning and wind
Drought-stricken Western states face increased wildfire risks due to a forecast combination of lightning and high winds.
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Federal firefighters will be encouraged to wear N95 respirators in major policy reversal
The U.S. Forest Service will now allow federal firefighters to wear N95 respirators to protect against smoke-related health risks.
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Deadly heat wave grips Europe with red alerts and scorching records
A severe heat wave across Europe has triggered red alerts and resulted in multiple heat-related deaths.
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Is It Warm Out There?
An opinion piece discusses the disconnect between rising global temperatures and the current state of American climate discourse.
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France bans some outdoor drinking as heat wave threatens EuropeReprint
France implemented restrictions on outdoor activities as extreme heat waves impact the region.
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Hidden geological process offsets carbon emissions from thawing permafrostStudy
Thawing permafrost can trigger rock weathering that absorbs enough CO2 to potentially offset greenhouse gas emissions from rivers.
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Policy – Global Hydrogen Review 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released a review of global policy developments regarding the hydrogen economy.
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Policy – Global Hydrogen Review 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released a review of global policy developments and progress regarding hydrogen energy deployment.
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Major errors found in Al Gore-founded Climate TRACE databaseStudy
A new study identifies significant undercounting of urban vehicle CO2 emissions in the Climate TRACE database.
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Cost acceptability – Global Hydrogen Review 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA analyzes the cost acceptability of hydrogen technologies in its 2026 global review.
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Cost acceptability – Global Hydrogen Review 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA's Global Hydrogen Review analyzes the economic challenges and cost acceptability of scaling hydrogen technology.
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Linking landslide activity and ERA-5 hydroclimatic models to pro-active infrastructure managementStudy
Researchers are linking landslide activity to hydroclimatic models to improve infrastructure management and pipeline safety.
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Electric Vehicle Outlook 2026: Global EV Sales Set for Another Record-Breaking Year, but Growth in Some Major Markets SlowsStudy
BNEF expects 27 percent of cars sold worldwide in 2026 to be electric, up from 9 percent five years ago, with growth slowing in some markets.
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‘This Is Absolutely Crazy’: Antarctic Temperatures Hit a Record High This Month
Antarctic temperatures reached a record high this month, signaling significant regional warming trends.
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NASA spots giant ocean swell that could signal El Niño’s returnStudy
NASA satellites detected warm water pulses indicating the potential development of an El Niño event.
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Climate at a Glance Statewide RankingsStudy
NOAA offers a tool to view and rank historical climate data by state.
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Climate at a Glance Statewide RankingsStudy
NOAA provides a tool for viewing historical climate data rankings by state.
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Alaska’s glaciers have a startling response to rising temperaturesStudy
Satellite monitoring shows that every 1°C increase in summer temperature extends Alaskan glacier melting by three weeks.
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Scientists turn tofu and cheese waste into tiny CO2-catching beadsStudy
Researchers developed energy-efficient beads from food waste capable of capturing atmospheric carbon dioxide.
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An invisible forever chemical rain is falling across the planetStudy
Chemicals used to protect the ozone layer are generating persistent pollutants that are now falling as chemical rain.
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Rising seas could drown mangroves and release vast stores of carbonStudy
Rising sea levels may kill off mangroves, potentially releasing the vast amounts of carbon stored in their soils.
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Hail risk is shifting toward major farming regions as the climate warmsStudy
Climate change is causing hail risks to shift toward critical agricultural regions, threatening food production.
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Hail risk is shifting toward major farming regions as the climate warmsStudy
Climate change is causing hail risks to shift toward critical agricultural regions, threatening food production.
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Gender emissions gap: Rich white men’s jobs, diets and hobbies found to be ‘bad for the planet’
A study finds that the lifestyles and consumption habits of wealthy men contribute disproportionately to global greenhouse gas emissions.
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Mysterious ‘cold blob’ in the Atlantic suggests the AMOC is weakeningStudy
A cooling patch in the Atlantic Ocean suggests a potential weakening of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation.
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El Niño could bring more widespread coral bleaching, NOAA warnsStudy
NOAA warns that the arrival of El Niño could trigger a fifth mass coral bleaching event.
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Trump Administration to Dismantle Ocean Monitoring System
The Trump administration moved to dismantle critical ocean monitoring systems used to track climate data.
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What to Know About Rubisco, the Most Abundant Protein on Earth
An overview explains the role of Rubisco, the most abundant protein on Earth, in plant photosynthesis.
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Siberia’s ‘Gateway to Hell’ is getting bigger. And it’s spewing out prehistoric animals
Permafrost thaw in Siberia is expanding a massive crater and exposing prehistoric animal remains.
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Think it’s hot now? The next five years will smash records, UN saysStudy
The UN warns that the next five years are likely to set new global temperature records.
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Boom Times For The Battery Energy Storage Market
US battery storage additions hit a first-quarter record even as overall clean-tech investment fell 9 percent and EV sales dropped after the tax credit ended.
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For the first time, wind and solar generated more electricity than gas worldwide in April 2026Study
Wind and solar produced 531 terawatt-hours in April, 54 more than gas, with generation up 13 percent year on year.
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Trump administration aims to roll back limits on toxic wastewater from coal-fired power plants
The Trump administration proposed rolling back regulations on toxic wastewater discharge from coal-fired power plants.
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Worst-Case Scenarios for El Niño Are Literally Off the ChartsClickbait
Current climate models indicate that potential El Niño scenarios are exceeding previous historical projections.
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There has been a sudden increase in the rate of sea level riseStudy
New data indicates an acceleration in the rate of global sea level rise.
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Why Fears Are Growing Over the Fate of a Key Atlantic Current
Scientists express growing concern over the stability of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation.
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Close calls at Michigan’s dams are a climate warning to America
Recent infrastructure failures at Michigan dams highlight the risks posed by climate-driven extreme weather to aging U.S. infrastructure.
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Sweden generates 99% of electricity from clean sources. So why is wind power under attack?
Despite Sweden's high clean energy generation, wind power projects face increasing political and local opposition.
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‘Point of no return’: New Orleans relocation must start now due to sea level, study findsStudy
A new study suggests New Orleans must begin relocation planning due to rising sea levels.
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Tackling methane emissions would strengthen energy security amid crisisStudy
The Global Methane Tracker 2026 finds fossil-fuel methane emissions stayed near record highs in 2025, around 124 million tonnes, despite cheap fixes.
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Methane Emissions From Fossil Fuels Near Record Highs
Coverage of the IEA tracker showing no decline in fossil-fuel methane despite proven low-cost ways to cut it.
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‘Historic breakthrough’: Colombia climate talks end with hopes raised for fossil fuel phaseout
Colombia climate talks concluded with increased international support for a potential fossil fuel phaseout agreement.
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Battery Storage Capacity: Record Growth and Trends in 2026Reprint
A summary of an InfoLink report putting 2025 storage additions at 275 gigawatt-hours and forecasting 353 in 2026, driven by data centers.
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A Climate Change Novel That Questions Everything
A review of a novel that incorporates climate change themes into its narrative.
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‘Suicidal’ model of capitalism leading to war and fascism, climate summit told
A speaker at a climate summit linked current economic models to global conflict and political instability.
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The Prepper Delusion
An opinion piece critiques the survivalist mindset in the context of climate and societal instability.
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Panama’s ocean lifeline vanishes for the first time in 40 yearsStudy
Researchers report that a critical ocean upwelling system in Panama has failed for the first time in four decades.
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The Next El Niño Could Lock Earth Into a Hotter Climate
Experts warn that an upcoming El Niño event could contribute to long-term global temperature increases.
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A New Generation of Climate Leaders Is Our Last Hope
An opinion piece discusses the role and influence of young activists in the climate movement.
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Wildfires no longer 'sleep' at night, and it’s making them harder to stop
Changing climate conditions are preventing wildfires from cooling down at night, complicating firefighting efforts.
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What is a ‘super El Niño’ and what might it mean for the global climate?
An explainer details the mechanics of a super El Niño and its potential impacts on global climate patterns.
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Solar surge halts fossil generation rise: EmberReprint
Trade-press summary of Ember’s review: solar met 75 percent of demand growth and renewables reached 34 percent of generation.
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2 studies warn 'Day After Tomorrow' ocean current is in troubleStudy
Two new studies indicate that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation is showing signs of instability.
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Explainer: How El Nino could impact the world's weather in 2026/27
A Reuters explainer outlines the potential global weather impacts of a projected 2026/27 El Niño event.
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A catastrophic climate event is upon us. Here is why you’ve heard so little about it
An opinion piece argues that media coverage of significant climate events is insufficient.
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JPMorgan has a stark message on climate changeClickbait
JPMorgan provides an assessment regarding the financial risks associated with climate change.
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Wildfires burning across Georgia and Florida destroy homes and force evacuations
Wildfires in Georgia and Florida have caused home destruction and forced local evacuations.
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Al Gore Isn’t Worried Trump Is Killing the Climate
An interview explores Al Gore's perspective on the future of climate policy under a Trump administration.
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'Nations need to prepare now': Key Atlantic ocean current is much closer to collapse than scientists thoughtStudy
New research suggests the Atlantic ocean current is closer to a tipping point than previously estimated.
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Global growth in solar “the largest ever observed for any source”Study
Global solar energy capacity experienced its largest growth rate ever recorded for any energy source.
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An AI trained on 13,000 virtual worlds just projected our renewable energy futureStudy
An AI model trained on virtual environments projects future pathways for renewable energy adoption.
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Simple ocean-based model forecasts a powerful El Niño, over 2 °C warmer than normalStudy
A new ocean-based model forecasts a powerful El Niño event with temperatures exceeding 2 °C above normal.
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Simple ocean-based model forecasts a powerful El Niño, over 2 °C warmer than normalStudy
A new ocean-based model forecasts a powerful El Niño event with temperatures exceeding 2 °C above normal.
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Ember: Global Solar Additions Totaled A Record 647 GW In 2025Reprint
Industry-site rewrite of Ember’s figures on record solar capacity additions in 2025.
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Global Electricity Review 2026Study
Renewables overtook coal in 2025 as record solar growth met all new electricity demand and fossil generation fell slightly.
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Clean energy pushes fossil-fuel power into reverse for ‘first time ever’
Solar generation rose 30 percent in a year and renewables beat coal’s share of world electricity for the first time since 1919, Ember data show.
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Who Killed the Florida Orange?
Climate-driven disease and weather patterns are significantly impacting Florida's citrus industry.
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Too hot for solar and too much wind for turbines: Can renewables withstand our worsening climate?
Extreme weather conditions are creating operational challenges for solar and wind energy infrastructure.
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Ask a Climate Therapist: Apocalypse when?
A column addresses the psychological impact of climate anxiety and the concept of ecological collapse.
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A Critical Ocean Current System May Be Unraveling Faster Than We Thought
Recent findings indicate that a critical ocean current system may be destabilizing faster than previous models predicted.
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Inside That Weird Anti-Science Conference Where Trump’s EPA Chief Delivered the Keynote
A report details the participation of a former EPA chief in a conference promoting climate science denial.
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Iceland Just Got Its First Mosquitoes. Scientists Aren’t Ready for What Comes Next
The arrival of mosquitoes in Iceland signals shifting ecological zones due to warming temperatures.
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Why cheap power could matter more than clean power in the push for net zero
Analysts are debating the relative importance of low-cost power versus clean energy in achieving net-zero targets.
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Collapse of key ocean current may release billions of tonnes of carbonStudy
Research indicates that the collapse of a major ocean current could trigger significant carbon releases.
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What a ‘super’ El Niño means for the planet
An analysis explains the potential global climate impacts of an upcoming super El Niño event.
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The world added 4 GW of new solar capacity for every GW of wind in 2025, but wind is gaining
Combined wind and solar capacity passed 4 terawatts in 2025; solar additions outpaced wind four to one, but wind’s growth rate is rising.
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Trump’s EPA Chief Delivers the Keynote at a Conference of Climate Change Deniers
A former EPA administrator delivered a keynote address at a conference featuring climate change deniers.
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Climate Denial Comes to Washington
This analysis examines the political shift toward climate denial within Washington institutions.
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Super El Niño? Forecasters announce major climate shiftReprint
Forecasters have announced the onset of a major climate shift driven by a super El Niño.
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‘Non-survivable’: heatwaves are already breaching human limits, with worse to come, study findsStudy
A new study warns that rising heatwaves are increasingly exceeding the physiological limits of human survival.
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Satellite images reveal hidden cause of melting glaciers in GreenlandStudy
Satellite imagery has identified specific factors contributing to the accelerated melting of Greenland's glaciers.
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What to expect when you’re expecting the end of the worldClickbait
This piece explores the psychological and cultural impacts of climate change anxiety.
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“Economic Civil War”: States Push Laws to Shield Oil and Gas Companies From Accountability
Several states are passing legislation designed to protect oil and gas companies from climate-related legal accountability.
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A New Economic Superpower Could Spark a Retreat From Fossil Fuels
The emergence of a new economic power may accelerate the global transition away from fossil fuels.
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Powerful ocean current changed Earth’s climate - but it didn’t act aloneStudy
New research suggests that historical ocean current changes were influenced by multiple complex environmental factors.
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Earthrise to Earthset: how the planet’s climate has changed since the photo that inspired the environmental movement
An analysis reviews how the Earth's climate has evolved since the iconic Earthrise photograph was taken.
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As Vermont Defends Its Law to Make Fossil Fuel Firms Pay for Climate Adaptation, the Bill Is Already Coming Due
Vermont is defending a law requiring fossil fuel companies to pay for climate adaptation costs.
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Florida communities with highest climate change risk face new Tallahassee hurdles
Florida state policies are creating new obstacles for local communities attempting to address climate change risks.
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Scientists warn the Gulf Stream is shifting north, which means an ocean current collapse is imminentStudy
Scientists report that the Gulf Stream is shifting, raising concerns about the potential for an imminent current collapse.
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Record high ocean temperatures off southern California raise fears of prolonged marine heatwave
Record-breaking ocean temperatures off the California coast have raised concerns about a prolonged marine heatwave.
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The US should shape the global climate adaptation market
The author argues that the United States should take a leadership role in the global climate adaptation market.
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Experts Warn Severe Change To Weather Coming: ‘Risky Conditions’Clickbait
Experts warn of increasingly risky weather conditions resulting from ongoing climate changes.
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The Alaskan permafrost is thawing. Here’s why that’s so worrying
The thawing of Alaskan permafrost poses significant environmental and climate-related risks.
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Extreme wildfires, droughts and storms could happen even under moderate global warming, study findsStudy
A study finds that extreme weather events remain likely even under scenarios of moderate global warming.
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Renewables grew to almost 50% of global electricity capacity in 2025 after solar boostStudy
Renewable energy sources accounted for nearly half of global electricity capacity additions in 2025.
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Vermont defends its landmark climate superfund law against Trump administration lawsuit
Vermont is actively defending its climate superfund law against a legal challenge from the Trump administration.
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Oceans are absorbing the Earth’s excess energy. That’s bad news for food systems
The absorption of excess heat by the world's oceans is negatively impacting global food systems.
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Why It Looked Like the Apocalypse Came to Australia Last WeekClickbait
This article discusses the visual impact and public perception of extreme weather events in Australia.
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AI’s arrival complicates Big Tech climate goals, and some worry it’s locking in more fossil fuels
The rapid growth of artificial intelligence is increasing energy demand, potentially hindering Big Tech's ability to meet climate goals and transition from fossil fuels.
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Trump Officials Claim They Gutted This $400 Billion Climate Program. They Didn’t
An investigation reveals that claims by Trump-era officials regarding the termination of a major climate program were inaccurate.
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Earth being ‘pushed beyond its limits’ as energy imbalance reaches record highStudy
A new study indicates that Earth's energy imbalance has reached a record high, signaling an acceleration in global warming.
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Where summer-like heat has shattered records — and where it will spread next
Unseasonable heat records are being broken across the United States as high-temperature patterns shift geographically.
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The Balance That Keeps Climate Stable Is Out of Whack, U.N. Report FindsStudy
A UN report finds that the planetary energy balance required for a stable climate is significantly disrupted.
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Weather extremes gripping US bear climate crisis ‘fingerprint’, experts say
Climate scientists state that recent extreme weather events in the United States show clear evidence of human-caused climate change.
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The West's record-shattering heat wave isn't over as heat dome shifts into the PlainsReprint
A persistent heat dome is moving from the Western U.S. into the Plains, continuing a trend of record-breaking temperatures.
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The West's historic snow drought could bring water shortages, wildfires
A severe snow drought in the western U.S. threatens water supplies and increases the risk of wildfires.
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The US is looking at a year of chaotic weather
Meteorological projections suggest the United States will experience a year characterized by highly volatile and chaotic weather patterns.
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California Heat Wave Fuels ‘Nonstop’ Atmospheric RiverClickbait
The article links current California heat conditions to the development of atmospheric river weather patterns.
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The Silencing Power of Big Oil’s Climate Lies
This report examines the historical and ongoing influence of fossil fuel industry campaigns in suppressing climate science and public discourse.
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There’s No Way the American West Will Have a Normal Summer
Analysis suggests that the American West is facing a future where traditional, stable summer weather patterns are no longer expected.
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Western heat wave shatters March records, to expand with more extremesReprint
Western states are experiencing record-breaking March temperatures that are forecast to expand and intensify.
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Wondering How to Talk About Climate Change? Take a Lesson from Bad Bunny
The article explores how pop culture figures like Bad Bunny can influence public communication regarding climate change.
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China Has Five-Minute EV Charging. America Is Trying to Catch Up
China's rapid advancement in EV charging infrastructure highlights the technological gap the United States faces in its transition to electric vehicles.
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It’s still winter. So why is California facing 100-degree heat?
California is experiencing unseasonable 100-degree temperatures during the winter months, raising concerns about climate trends.
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NOAA forecast this decades ago. We have to adapt to survive it. | Opinion
An opinion piece argues that society must prioritize adaptation strategies to survive climate impacts predicted by NOAA decades ago.
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Why global warming is accelerating and what it means for the future
This analysis explains the mechanisms driving the current acceleration of global warming and its long-term implications.
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Stopping climate damage may require centuries of carbon removalStudy
Research suggests that mitigating climate damage may require centuries of sustained carbon removal efforts.
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Austrian glaciers disintegrating due to climate change, say scientists
Scientists report that Austrian glaciers are rapidly disintegrating as a direct result of human-caused climate change.
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Extreme March heat wave will scorch Los Angeles and the Southwest this week. The long-term consequences could be devastating
An extreme March heat wave is forecast for the Southwest, with experts warning of potential long-term environmental consequences.
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Millions more people are in the path of rising seas than previously thoughtStudy
Updated research indicates that a significantly larger global population is vulnerable to rising sea levels than previously estimated.
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Dangerous droughts triggered by heatwaves are accelerating at an alarming rate, study showsStudy
A new study finds that heat-induced droughts are occurring with increasing frequency and severity globally.
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The US barely bothers to track geoengineering. What could go wrong?
The United States lacks a comprehensive regulatory framework for tracking geoengineering research and its potential environmental risks.
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Heat waves that spark damaging droughts are happening more frequently, study findsStudy
Research confirms that the frequency of heat waves causing damaging droughts is rising significantly.
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Emissions – Electricity 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released an analysis report on electricity sector emissions trends through 2026.
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Emissions – Electricity 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA published an analysis regarding emissions trends within the electricity sector.
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A Crisis in the Alps: Airbnb, Climate Change and Americans
The New York Times examines how tourism and climate change are impacting the environmental stability of the Alps.
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Scientists issue warning about crisis that could impact Earth 'for centuries to come': 'Future depends on the choices that we make'Clickbait
Scientists issue a broad warning regarding the long-term impacts of climate change and the necessity of immediate action.
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New computation method for climate extremes: Researchers reveal 10-fold increase in heat over EuropeStudy
Researchers developed a new computational method revealing a tenfold increase in the frequency of extreme heat events over Europe.
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European Electricity Review 2026Study
This report analyzes the state of the European electricity sector and progress toward decarbonization in 2026.
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A major climate hope in Antarctica just melted away
New research indicates that a critical Antarctic ice shelf feature, previously considered a climate stabilizer, has melted.
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DOE climate report 'demonstrably incorrect', say scientists in new analysisStudy
Scientists published an analysis challenging the accuracy of a recent Department of Energy climate report.
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'The world remains unprepared': Why scientists are calling for a global assessment of climate change
Scientists are advocating for a comprehensive global assessment to address the world's lack of preparedness for climate change.
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Chronic ocean heating fuels ‘staggering’ loss of marine life, study findsStudy
A new study links chronic ocean warming to significant and rapid declines in marine biodiversity.
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Death toll from Brazil floods rises to 46; 21 people still missing
The death toll from severe flooding in Brazil has risen to 46, with dozens still missing.
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Health and Climate Consequences of EPA’s Endangerment Finding Repeal ‘Cannot Be Overstated’
Experts analyze the potential health and environmental consequences resulting from the repeal of the EPA's endangerment finding.
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Trump administration eases limits on coal plants for emitting mercury, other toxinsReprint
The Trump administration has eased federal regulations limiting mercury and other toxic emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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Worst-Case Climate Scenario Would Irreversibly Damage Antarctica, Scientists WarnStudy
A new study warns that worst-case climate scenarios would lead to irreversible damage to the Antarctic ice sheet.
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Injecting particulates into the atmosphere isn’t a magical fix for the climate crisis
This analysis argues that solar geoengineering is not a viable or safe solution to the ongoing climate crisis.
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Scientists change how El Nino is labeled to keep up with spike in temperature
Scientists have updated the labeling criteria for El Niño events to account for rising global temperatures.
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This Weird Effect of Climate Change Is Scaring the Hell Out of Me
A personal essay reflects on the emotional impact of witnessing specific climate change phenomena.
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The Guardian view on Donald Trump and the climate crisis: the US is in reverse while China ploughs ahead
An editorial compares the current climate policy trajectories of the United States and China.
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Concerning new study reveals 'creeping' winter crisis: 'You don't really realize it'Clickbait
A study highlights the gradual and often overlooked impacts of warming winters on ecosystems and society.
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Record Low Snow in the West Will Mean Less Water, More Fire, and Political Chaos
Record low snowpack in the Western U.S. is projected to increase water scarcity, wildfire risks, and political instability.
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The Blind Spot at the Top of the World
An analysis explores the geopolitical and environmental challenges facing the Arctic region due to climate change.
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Trump’s EPA revokes scientific finding that underpinned US fight against climate change
The EPA has revoked the scientific endangerment finding that served as the legal basis for federal climate change regulations.
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Trump's EPA revokes the "endangerment finding" on greenhouse gases, a major reversal in climate policy. Here's what to know
The EPA has officially revoked the endangerment finding for greenhouse gases, marking a significant shift in U.S. climate policy.
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Trump just blew up a load-bearing pillar of climate regulation in the US. What happens now?
An analysis examines the legal and regulatory implications of the EPA's decision to revoke the endangerment finding.
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Trump says climate change doesn’t endanger public health – evidence shows it does, from extreme heat to mosquito-borne illnesses
This piece contrasts administration claims regarding climate health risks with established scientific evidence on heat and disease.
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The Trump administration calls its climate change policy shift the ‘largest deregulatory action’ in history—but experts say the impact will be limited
Experts evaluate the potential real-world impact of the Trump administration's major deregulatory actions regarding climate policy.
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Climate change in the US impacts each state differently
An overview details how climate change impacts vary significantly across different regions of the United States.
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Point of no return: a hellish ‘hothouse Earth’ getting closer, scientists say
Scientists warn that Earth is approaching critical tipping points that could lead to irreversible and catastrophic climate change.
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As Patagonia Burns, the World May Lose Some of its Most Ancient Trees
Wildfires in Patagonia threaten the survival of ancient tree species as climate conditions worsen.
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EPA to repeal landmark finding that climate change endangers the public
The EPA plans to repeal its finding that climate change endangers public health, reversing a key regulatory foundation for climate policy.
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Under GOP Pressure, Federal Agency Pulls Climate Change Chapter From Official Manual for U.S. Judges
A federal agency removed a climate change chapter from a judicial manual following political pressure from Republican lawmakers.
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US’s largest public utility says it now doesn’t want to close two coal-fired plants
The largest U.S. public utility has reversed its decision to retire two coal-fired power plants.
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Regional monitor and yield forecasting for potato farmers in the NetherlandsStudy
The Copernicus Climate Change Service provides regional monitoring and yield forecasting tools to help Dutch potato farmers adapt to changing climate conditions.
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Heat with no end: climate model sets out an unbearable future for parts of AfricaStudy
New climate modeling projects extreme and potentially unlivable heat conditions for large regions of Africa.
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Executive summary – Electricity 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA's executive summary analyzes global electricity market trends and the transition toward cleaner power sources.
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Executive summary – Electricity 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released an executive summary of its Electricity 2026 report regarding global power sector trends.
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Worsening snow drought in the West will have cascading impacts, experts say
Experts warn that a worsening snow drought in the Western U.S. will cause significant downstream water and environmental impacts.
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Deep Inside an Antarctic Glacier, a Mission Collapses at Its Final Step
A scientific mission to study the stability of an Antarctic glacier failed during its final phase.
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Portugal counts multi‑billion‑euro damage after Storm Kristin tears off roofsReprint
Portugal faces multi-billion-euro recovery costs following extensive damage caused by Storm Kristin.
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The ‘Doomsday Glacier’ Could Flood the Earth. Can a 50-Mile Wall Stop It?
Engineers and scientists are evaluating the feasibility of massive infrastructure projects to prevent sea-level rise from destabilizing the Thwaites Glacier.
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Record-breaking Australia heatwave fuels bushfires, cuts power to thousands
A record-breaking heatwave in Australia has triggered severe bushfires and widespread power outages.
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Amid National Call to Make Polluters Pay, Illinois Lawmakers Are Prepping a Climate Change Superfund Bill
Illinois lawmakers are drafting legislation to establish a climate superfund that would hold major polluters financially accountable for climate damages.
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Western states face 'snow drought' as snowpack hits record lows
Western U.S. states are experiencing record-low snowpack levels, signaling a severe and ongoing snow drought.
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The Arctic Has Entered a New Era of 'Extreme Weather', Scientists WarnStudy
Scientists report that the Arctic has transitioned into a new, more volatile era characterized by extreme weather patterns.
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Termination shock could make the cost of climate damage even higherStudy
Research suggests that a sudden cessation of solar geoengineering could lead to rapid, high-cost climate damage.
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Climate Change in 2026: What Scientists Predict
A roundup of forecasts for 2026, including a Met Office projection of 1.46C warming and a study of record ocean heat content in 2025.
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Firefighters battle 'emergency level' blazes in Australia heatwave
Firefighters in Australia are battling emergency-level bushfires exacerbated by an intense heatwave.
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Electricity prices increase during gas hours
Ember reports on the correlation between electricity price increases and periods of high gas-fired power generation.
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Meteorologists issue urgent warning about vast region's winter: 'There is now strong evidence'
Meteorologists have issued warnings regarding unusual winter weather patterns supported by emerging climate data.
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Trump Mocks Climate Change Concerns Ahead of Historic Winter Storm. Here’s Why That’s Wrong
This article critiques political rhetoric regarding climate change in the context of a major winter storm.
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Electricity prices increase during gas hours
Ember reports on the correlation between electricity price spikes and periods of high natural gas usage.
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Should the climate fight shift focus from curbing emissions to reducing human suffering?
This piece explores the debate over whether climate advocacy should prioritize adaptation and human suffering over emissions reduction.
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At Davos, Phasing Out Fossil Fuels Is No Longer Debatable
Global leaders at the Davos summit increasingly frame the phase-out of fossil fuels as an economic and environmental necessity.
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2025 third hottest year on record despite global temperature dipStudy
Despite a slight global temperature dip, 2025 ranks as the third-hottest year on record.
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A critical climate trend just reversed—driven by crypto and data centers
Rising energy demands from cryptocurrency mining and data centers are reversing progress in reducing carbon emissions.
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The long-term health impacts from the LA wildfires are just becoming clear
New data is revealing the long-term public health consequences for populations exposed to Los Angeles wildfires.
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How Pacific storms are reshaping winter weather across the West
Pacific storm patterns are shifting, significantly altering winter weather conditions across the Western United States.
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Why Greenland Matters for a Warming World
This report explains how Greenland's melting ice sheets serve as a critical indicator and driver of global sea-level rise.
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Climate change has now shrunk US salaries by 12%. And worse is to comeStudy
A new study estimates that climate change has already reduced U.S. salaries by 12 percent, with further economic declines projected.
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Record heat and raging fires ring in 2026 across the Southern HemisphereReprint
Reuters reports record heat and wildfires across the Southern Hemisphere as 2026 opens, with the year forecast about 1.46C above pre-industrial.
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Trump is repurposing clean energy funds to revive coal power
The Trump administration is redirecting federal clean energy funding to support coal power projects.
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Deadliest climate disasters of 2025 revealed as experts warn women and the poorest ‘hit the hardest’Study
A new report identifies the deadliest climate disasters of 2025, highlighting disproportionate impacts on women and impoverished populations.
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2025 was so hot it pushed Earth past critical climate change mark, scientists sayStudy
Scientists report that record-breaking temperatures in 2025 have pushed the Earth past a critical climate warming threshold.
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Trump Administration Plans to Break Up Premier Weather and Climate Research Center
The Trump administration plans to dismantle a major federal center dedicated to weather and climate research.
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Recipe for L.A.’s fire disaster: Intense rains followed by unprecedented heat and dry conditions
Extreme weather cycles involving heavy rain followed by intense heat and drought have created conditions for severe fire disasters in Los Angeles.
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Pacific levee breach: Evacuees likely can’t return until the weekend as another storm approaches
Residents remain evacuated following a levee breach in the Pacific Northwest as another storm system approaches the region.
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Washington infrastructure begins to fail as atmospheric rivers continue pummeling the state
Persistent atmospheric rivers are causing infrastructure failures across Washington state due to extreme rainfall.
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Damage from record flooding in Washington state is profound, with more on the way, governor says
Washington state officials report significant damage from ongoing record flooding with further severe weather expected.
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Experts issue warning about disturbing trend impacting crucial food crop: 'That's a huge impact'Clickbait
Experts warn that a concerning trend is negatively impacting the production of a vital food crop.
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Glaciers to reach peak rate of extinction in the Alps in eight yearsStudy
New projections indicate that Alpine glaciers will reach their peak rate of extinction within the next eight years.
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New data raises questions about how much the Earth has warmedStudy
New scientific data has prompted a re-evaluation of current estimates regarding the extent of global warming.
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10 Years After the Paris Climate Deal: What The World Got Right, Wrong, And What Comes Next
An analysis reviews the successes and failures of global climate efforts ten years after the Paris Agreement.
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One Big, Shining Beacon for Climate Hope
This article discusses a specific project presented as a source of optimism for climate change mitigation.
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UN environment report 'hijacked' by US and others over fossil fuels, top scientist says
A top scientist alleges that the U.S. and other nations influenced a UN environmental report to downplay fossil fuel impacts.
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Climate at a Glance Global MappingStudy
NOAA offers a global mapping tool for visualizing historical climate data and temperature anomalies.
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Pineapple Express slams into Washington state with heavy rain, major river flooding expectedClickbait
A major storm system is bringing heavy rain and flooding to Washington state.
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Earth System Science ResearchStudy
NASA provides an overview of its research programs focused on understanding the Earth as an integrated system.
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Earth System Science Research
NASA conducts research into the complex interactions of Earth's systems, including climate-related processes.
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Top Journal Retracts Study Predicting Catastrophic Climate TollStudy
A scientific journal has retracted a study that previously predicted catastrophic climate change outcomes.
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World will overshoot 1.5C climate goal, UN saysStudy
The United Nations reports that the world is on track to exceed the 1.5C global warming limit.
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Online course: Understanding climate dataStudy
Copernicus launched an online course designed to help professionals integrate climate data into their work.
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Why China Built 162 Square Miles of Solar Panels on the World’s Highest Plateau
China has installed a massive solar energy array on the Tibetan Plateau to expand renewable capacity.
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This Is Why Your Energy Bills Are Going Up
An analysis explains the various economic and market factors contributing to rising energy costs for consumers.
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Ice Sheets - Earth IndicatorStudy
NASA provides data and indicators on the status and impact of global ice sheet changes.
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An Annual Blast of Pacific Cold Water Did Not Occur, Alarming Scientists
Scientists express concern after the failure of an annual Pacific Ocean cold water event.
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Humans Are Altering the Seas. Here’s What the Future Ocean Might Look Like
An overview examines how human activity is altering marine environments and what future oceans may look like.
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Scientists Denounce Trump Administration’s Climate Report
Scientists have publicly criticized a climate report released by the Trump administration.
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No going back: climate tipping-points
An analysis explores the risks and implications of reaching irreversible climate tipping points.
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Climate report flags Pacific Northwest vulnerabilitiesStudy
A new report identifies specific climate-related vulnerabilities facing the Pacific Northwest region.
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Europe is ablaze
Europe is experiencing widespread and severe wildfire activity.
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Earth ObservatoryStudy
NASA's Earth Observatory provides imagery and analysis of global climate and environmental changes.
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From heatwaves to floods: Extreme weather sweeps across AsiaReprint
Extreme weather events including heatwaves and floods are impacting multiple regions across Asia.
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Great Barrier Reef suffers worst coral decline on record
The Great Barrier Reef has experienced its most severe coral decline on record due to environmental stressors.
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Melting glaciers threaten to wipe out European villages - is the steep cost to protect them worth it?Clickbait
An opinion piece questions the economic viability of protecting European villages from melting glaciers.
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The World Court just ruled countries can be held liable for climate change damage – what does that mean for the US?
A World Court ruling establishes that countries can be held liable for climate change damages.
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As U.S. Retreats on Climate, China and Europe Pledge to Go Green Together
China and Europe are strengthening their green energy commitments as the United States shifts its climate policy stance.
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This is the summer of flooding across the US, and scientists know why
Scientists attribute the widespread flooding across the United States this summer to climate change trends.
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EcoFlow says its new Ocean Pro is better than Tesla’s Powerwall
EcoFlow claims its new Ocean Pro energy storage system outperforms the Tesla Powerwall.
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Trump Hires Scientists Who Doubt the Consensus on Climate Change
The incoming U.S. administration has appointed scientists who dispute the scientific consensus on climate change.
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Eastern U.S. Is Shrouded in Smoke and Dust
Smoke and dust from wildfires are currently blanketing parts of the eastern United States.
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Naomi Klein on Trump, Musk, Far Right & "End Times Fascism"Clickbait
Naomi Klein discusses the intersection of climate politics, the far right, and current political leadership.
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The Arctic is in trouble. The consequences will be felt around the world
Environmental degradation in the Arctic is expected to have significant global climate consequences.
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How China came to dominate the world in renewable energy
China has achieved global dominance in the renewable energy sector through strategic industrial policy.
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Energy & climate policy
This report tracks recent updates and changes in energy and climate policy.
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Scientists have a new explanation for the last two years of record heatStudy
Researchers have identified new factors contributing to the record-breaking global temperatures observed over the past two years.
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Climate Change to Wipe Away $1.5 Trillion in U.S. Home Values, Study SaysStudy
A new study estimates that climate change could reduce U.S. home values by $1.5 trillion.
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A New Zealand mountain is granted personhood, recognizing it as sacred for Māori
A New Zealand mountain has been granted legal personhood status to honor its significance to the Māori people.
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Is a key ocean current system slowing down? A new study adds to the debateStudy
A new study contributes to the ongoing scientific debate regarding the potential slowing of key ocean current systems.
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Bloomberg MSCI December 2027 Maturity EUR Corporate ESG Screened Unh EURStudy
Financial data is provided for a Bloomberg MSCI corporate bond index focused on ESG-screened investments.
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Monthly Climate Reports | Wildfires Report | Annual 2024Study
NOAA released its 2024 annual report documenting wildfire activity and related climate impacts.
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Monthly Climate Reports | Wildfires Report | Annual 2024Study
NOAA provides historical data regarding global wildfire activity for the year 2024.
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BCOMXETR:IND | Bloomberg ExEnergy Subindex Total Return | Indices | Bloomberg Professional ServicesStudy
Bloomberg provides data for a commodity subindex that excludes energy sector assets.
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BCOMXETR:IND | Bloomberg ExEnergy Subindex Total Return | Indices | Bloomberg Professional ServicesStudy
Bloomberg provides data for a commodity index that excludes energy sector components.
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BCOMCAT:IND | Bloomberg Commodity Carbon Tilted Index Total Return | Indices | Bloomberg Professional ServicesStudy
Bloomberg provides data on a commodity index that adjusts for carbon emissions intensity.
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BHJENEN:IND | Bloomberg Hydrogen Screened Net Return Index | Indices | Bloomberg Professional ServicesStudy
This is a financial index tracking companies involved in the hydrogen energy sector.
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BCOMCAT:IND | Bloomberg Commodity Carbon Tilted Index Total Return | Indices | Bloomberg Professional ServicesStudy
Bloomberg provides data for a commodity index that adjusts for carbon emissions intensity.
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World’s biggest iceberg, A23a, is on the move again
The world's largest iceberg, A23a, has resumed movement in the Southern Ocean.
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Green DailyReprint
This is a daily newsletter covering various climate and sustainability news topics.
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Coral RestorationStudy
NOAA provides educational resources and video documentation on coral reef restoration efforts.
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Heat Raises Fears of ‘Demise’ for Great Barrier Reef Within a Generation
Rising ocean temperatures threaten the long-term survival of the Great Barrier Reef within the next generation.
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Major Earth Systems on Track for Collapse, Scientists FindStudy
Scientists report that major Earth systems are currently on a trajectory toward collapse.
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Study finds major Earth systems likely on track to collapse: 5 things to knowReprint
A study indicates that critical Earth systems are likely approaching points of collapse.
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Electric vehicles
This report covers current developments and trends in the electric vehicle industry.
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Oil companiesClickbait
This is a general topic page for news regarding oil companies.
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Fueled by climate change, extreme wildfires have doubled in 20 years
Research shows that the frequency of extreme wildfires has doubled over the last two decades due to climate change.
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A Minnesota dam is on the brink of collapse due to flooding
A dam in Minnesota is at risk of failure following severe flooding events.
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Heat and snowfall, rain and wildfires. It’s a week of extreme weather in the U.S
The United States is experiencing a week of diverse extreme weather events including heat, rain, and wildfires.
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A heat wave not seen in decades will send temperatures soaring for more than half the US population
A significant, long-duration heat wave is forecast to impact a majority of the U.S. population.
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How hot? A city-by-city forecast for the prolonged heat wave this week
City-specific forecasts highlight the intensity of the upcoming prolonged heat wave across the United States.
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Southern Florida receives record rainfall and flash flooding in a 500-to-1,000-year event
Southern Florida experienced extreme, record-breaking rainfall and flash flooding classified as a 500-to-1,000-year event.
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Serious heat wave to scorch the East next week. Maps show areas at risk
A significant heat wave is forecast to impact the Eastern United States next week.
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Fans of Donald Trump, Who Thinks Climate Change Is a Hoax, Hospitalized by Heat at Trump Rallies
Attendees at Donald Trump rallies were hospitalized due to extreme heat conditions.
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"Tornada Alley" is shifting, putting Midwest and Southeast in its sights
Meteorological data indicates a shift in tornado activity patterns toward the Midwest and Southeast.
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There is more carbon dioxide than ever in the atmosphere. That’s bad for the climate
Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels have reached a new record high.
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A heat dome will send temperatures into the triple-digits across the West as fires burn
A heat dome is expected to bring triple-digit temperatures to the Western U.S. while wildfires continue to burn.
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Mexico’s new president is a climate scientist. Here’s what that could mean for the country’s emissions
Mexico's newly elected president, a climate scientist, faces expectations regarding the country's future emissions policy.
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Earth’s ‘Gateway to Hell’ is growing
The Batagaika crater in Siberia, often called the 'Gateway to Hell,' is expanding due to permafrost thaw.
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‘Just brutal’: Why America’s hottest city is seeing a surge in deaths
Phoenix is experiencing a significant surge in heat-related deaths as temperatures rise.
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Climate Change & Marine Animals: A Conservation Challenge - Seals & Sea Lions
NOAA examines the conservation challenges posed by climate change to seal and sea lion populations.
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Climate Change & Marine Animals: A Conservation Challenge
NOAA explains how climate change impacts marine ecosystems and the conservation challenges it creates for marine species.
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What Trump promised oil CEOs as he asked them to steer $1 billion to his campaign
Donald Trump reportedly solicited $1 billion in campaign funding from oil executives in exchange for favorable policy changes.
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What are the most powerful climate actions you can take? The expert view
Experts discuss the most effective individual and collective actions for addressing climate change.
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Company receives approval to install fully submerged wave energy converter to generate clean power: 'This is an exciting green light'
A company received approval to deploy a fully submerged wave energy converter for clean power generation.
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More and faster: Electricity from clean sources reaches 30% of global totalStudy
Global electricity generation from clean energy sources has reached 30 percent of the total.
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Venezuela loses its last glacier as it shrinks down to an ice field
Venezuela has lost its final glacier, which has shrunk to the status of an ice field.
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Get Ready for Monster Hurricanes This SummerClickbait
Forecasters are warning of the potential for intense hurricane activity during the upcoming season.
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Columbus’ new emergency management plan includes climate change. Here’s what that means, Ledger
Columbus has integrated climate change considerations into its updated emergency management plan.
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Monthly Climate Reports | Tropical Cyclones Report | Annual 2023Study
NOAA's annual report summarizes tropical cyclone activity and data for the 2023 season.
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Monthly Climate Reports | Tropical Cyclones Report | Annual 2023Study
NOAA provides historical data regarding global tropical cyclone activity for the year 2023.
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Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters | Rhode Island SummaryStudy
This report summarizes the economic impact of billion-dollar weather and climate disasters specifically in Rhode Island.
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Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters | California SummaryStudy
NOAA tracks billion-dollar weather and climate disasters with a specific summary for California.
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Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters | California SummaryStudy
NOAA provides a summary of billion-dollar weather and climate-related disasters specifically affecting California.
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Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters | New York SummaryStudy
NOAA provides a summary of billion-dollar weather and climate disaster events specifically impacting New York.
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Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters | New York SummaryStudy
NOAA provides data on the frequency and cost of billion-dollar weather and climate disasters specifically affecting New York state.
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‘It’s game on’: The world’s largest iceberg is on the move. Scientists explain why it matters
Scientists are monitoring the movement of the world's largest iceberg and its environmental implications.
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Insight: Defying Pope's calls for climate action, US Catholic bishops cling to fossil fuels
U.S. Catholic bishops continue to hold fossil fuel investments despite the Pope's advocacy for climate action.
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'It feels like I'm not crazy.' Gardeners aren't surprised as USDA updates key map
The USDA has updated its plant hardiness zone map to reflect changing climate conditions.
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I Study Climate Change. The Data Is Telling Us Something New
A climate scientist discusses new data trends regarding global warming.
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Google AI prepares U.S. and Canada for flooding with expanded predictor
Google is expanding its AI-powered flood prediction tool to cover more regions in the U.S. and Canada.
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To avert climate disaster, what if one rogue nation dimmed the Sun?
Experts explore the ethical and geopolitical implications of solar geoengineering as a potential climate intervention.
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Middle America Will Soon Be Too Hot to Live in, Scientists PredictClickbait
Researchers suggest that rising temperatures could make parts of the American Midwest uninhabitable.
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These are the places that could become ‘unlivable’ as the Earth warms
Analysis identifies regions globally that may become unlivable due to extreme heat and climate change.
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Pope Francis calls out fossil fuel companies, says climate action is too slow
Pope Francis criticized fossil fuel companies and urged for faster global climate action.
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Pope singles out US for ‘irresponsible’ excess in call for action on climate change
Pope Francis criticized the United States for excessive consumption and called for urgent global action on climate change.
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New ‘supercontinent’ could wipe out humans and make Earth uninhabitable, study suggestsStudy
A study suggests the formation of a future supercontinent could render Earth uninhabitable for mammals in approximately 250 million years.
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The ‘Forever’ Glaciers of America’s West Aren’t Forever Anymore
Rising temperatures are causing glaciers in the American West to melt at an accelerated rate, threatening local water supplies.
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Where Dangerous Heat Is Surging
An analysis maps regions across the United States experiencing significant increases in dangerous heat exposure due to climate change.
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Climate crisis could contribute to a global food shortage by 2050, US special envoy on food security warns
The U.S. special envoy for food security warns that climate change could trigger global food shortages by 2050.
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How Florida let a top insurer abandon homeowners in their time of greatest need
Florida's regulatory environment has allowed major insurance companies to exit the market, leaving homeowners vulnerable to climate-related disaster risks.
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It’s midwinter, but it’s over 100 degrees in South America
South America experienced record-breaking midwinter temperatures exceeding 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
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We’re Gambling With the Only Good Oceans in the Universe
This article discusses the environmental degradation of oceans and the risks posed by human activity.
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As the world boils, a backlash to climate action gains strength
Political resistance to climate policy is intensifying globally despite increasing evidence of climate-driven extreme weather.
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Antarctica is missing an Argentina-sized amount of sea ice – and scientists are scrambling to figure out why
Scientists are investigating the cause of a massive, unprecedented deficit in Antarctic sea ice coverage.
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It's not climate change that's causing heat waves this summer but no one wants to explain why (opinion)
This opinion piece disputes the link between climate change and recent summer heat waves.
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This CDC data shows where rates of heat-related illness are highestStudy
New CDC data identifies geographic hotspots for heat-related illnesses across the United States.
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Will the Gulf Stream really collapse by 2025?
Experts evaluate the scientific credibility of recent claims regarding the potential collapse of the Gulf Stream by 2025.
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What happens if climate change causes the Atlantic Ocean current to collapse?Clickbait
This article explores the potential environmental and climate consequences of an Atlantic Ocean current collapse.
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Like a hot tub: Water temperatures off Florida soar over 100 degrees, stunning experts
Ocean temperatures off the Florida coast reached record levels exceeding 100 degrees, alarming marine scientists.
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Warming Could Push the Atlantic Past a ‘Tipping Point’ This CenturyStudy
A study indicates that global warming could push the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation toward a critical tipping point this century.
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How climate change could cause a home insurance meltdown
Climate change is increasing disaster risks, leading to rising premiums and insurance market instability in vulnerable regions.
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Why aren’t we more scared of the climate crisis? It’s complicated
This analysis explores the psychological and social factors influencing public perception and concern regarding the climate crisis.
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Inside the most extreme heat wave the Southern U.S. has faced
A report details the intensity and duration of a record-breaking heat wave affecting the Southern United States.
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Vermont Was Supposed to Be a Climate Haven
Recent catastrophic flooding in Vermont challenges the perception that the state is immune to climate change impacts.
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When Will the Southwest Become Unlivable?
This article examines the long-term habitability of the American Southwest as heat and water scarcity intensify.
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Climate denialism has burnt to a crisp
This commentary argues that the increasing visibility of climate disasters is undermining traditional climate denial narratives.
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Why a sudden surge of broken heat records is scaring scientists
Scientists express concern over the rapid and frequent breaking of global temperature records.
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The green mafia loses its collective mind
This opinion piece criticizes environmental advocacy groups and climate policy initiatives.
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World's hottest day since records began
Global average temperatures reached their highest level since record-keeping began.
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Global warming is disrupting humanity’s ‘Goldilocks zone’ on Earth » Yale Climate Connections
Humanity is increasingly moving outside the stable climate conditions that have historically supported civilization.
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A 1972 Report About Global Collapse Is Proving To Be Surprisingly Accurate
A 1972 MIT study predicting societal collapse due to resource depletion and environmental limits is showing high accuracy in recent data.
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Here’s How Much Hotter Than Normal This June Has BeenStudy
Data analysis shows that June temperatures significantly exceeded historical averages across large portions of the globe.
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Climate change activists ignoring crucial factor behind wildfires, Trump admin secretary says
A former Trump administration official argues that forest management, rather than climate change, is the primary driver of recent wildfires.
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‘Nowhere is safe now’: wildfire smoke brings climate crisis home to Americans
Widespread wildfire smoke across the United States is highlighting the tangible impacts of the climate crisis for many Americans.
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World has lost battle to stop glaciers melting and sea level rising, UN meteorological chief says
The UN World Meteorological Organization warns that melting glaciers and rising sea levels are now effectively irreversible for the coming centuries.
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D.C. gets lungful of climate change
Poor air quality in Washington D.C. caused by Canadian wildfires is being framed as a direct consequence of climate-driven weather patterns.
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Right-Wing Media Is Saying the Wildfire Smoke Is Good, Actually
Media analysis examines how right-wing outlets are downplaying the severity of wildfire smoke and its connection to climate change.
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James Hansen Warns of a Short-Term Climate Shock Bringing 2 Degrees of Warming by 2050Study
Climate scientist James Hansen projects a rapid acceleration in warming, potentially reaching 2 degrees Celsius by 2050.
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Slowing ocean current caused by melting Antarctic ice could have drastic climate impact, study saysStudy
New research indicates that melting Antarctic ice is slowing deep-ocean currents, which could significantly disrupt global climate patterns.
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Nowhere Should Expect a Cool Summer
Rising global temperatures are making extreme summer heat a near-universal expectation across the Northern Hemisphere.
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation & Vulnerability - Insights from NOAA AuthorsStudy
NOAA authors provide insights and summaries regarding the 2022 IPCC report on climate impacts, adaptation, and vulnerability.
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There Will Soon Be More Concrete Than Biomass on Earth
Global cement production remains a significant source of CO2 emissions as the volume of concrete on Earth continues to rise.
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A Climate Reckoning Is Already Here — for GardenersClickbait
Shifting climate zones are forcing gardeners to adapt to new growing conditions as traditional planting boundaries move northward.
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Where Did All the Surfable Waves Go?
Climate change and environmental shifts are threatening the future availability of surfable waves for coastal communities.
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Earth's largest iceberg - 2 times bigger than London - is floating toward the equator
A massive iceberg, twice the size of London, is drifting toward lower latitudes as it breaks away from Antarctica.
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Al Gore helped launch a global emissions tracker that keeps big polluters honest
Al Gore has helped launch a satellite-based monitoring system designed to track and expose major methane-emitting facilities globally.
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Professors Warn of "Horrifying" Self-Destruction of Human CivilizationClickbait
Academic researchers discuss the potential for systemic societal collapse driven by environmental and climate-related pressures.
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Future Sea-Level Rise May Be Much Higher Than Thought – Ice Loss in Greenland “Vastly Underestimated”Study
New study findings suggest that Greenland's ice loss is occurring faster than previously modeled, leading to higher sea-level rise projections.
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Here are 3 dangerous climate tipping points the world is on track for
Current emissions trajectories are pushing the planet toward three critical climate tipping points that could cause irreversible environmental damage.
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How Australia became the world's greatest lithium supplier
Australia has rapidly expanded its lithium mining industry to become a central supplier for the global electric vehicle battery market.
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The climate news is bad. The climate reality is worse
An analysis argues that the actual pace of climate change is outstripping the severity of current media and political reporting.
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History May Absolve the Soup Throwers
An opinion piece explores the historical context and potential future justification for radical climate activism tactics.
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Insurers withdraw from fossil fuel projects amid climate change fears
Major insurance companies are increasingly divesting from fossil fuel projects due to the long-term financial risks posed by climate change.
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Caltech will send a prototype orbital solar farm to orbit by December
Caltech plans to launch a prototype satellite designed to harvest solar energy in space and beam it back to Earth.
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Historic October heat shatters records in the Pacific Northwest
The Pacific Northwest experienced record-breaking temperatures during an unusually hot October.
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Washington state wildfire burns out of control, forcing thousands to evacuate
An out-of-control wildfire in Washington state has triggered mass evacuations as fire seasons become more intense.
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Climate change: Can an enormous seaweed farm help curb it?
Researchers are investigating whether large-scale seaweed farming can effectively sequester carbon and help mitigate climate change.
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In the near future, satellites will beam down renewable energy to anyone who needs it
Emerging satellite technology aims to provide renewable energy access globally by transmitting solar power from orbit.
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Renewables Are Meeting Demand—but Climate Disasters Are Pushing Back the Tipping Point
Renewable energy growth is being challenged by the increasing frequency and severity of climate-driven disasters.
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A dark tale of money corrupting politics — and destroying the climate
This opinion piece argues that political corruption and corporate money are primary obstacles to effective climate action.
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Winds of change drive 'alarming' rate of ocean warmingStudy
New research indicates that changing wind patterns are significantly accelerating the rate of ocean warming.
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What Many Progressives Misunderstand About Fighting Climate Change
An opinion analysis argues that progressive strategies for addressing climate change may be misaligned with political realities.
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People don’t really talk about climate change. Here’s how to start
This opinion piece provides advice on how to effectively communicate about climate change in personal conversations.
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Earth just experienced one of its warmest summers on record
Global temperature data confirms that the recent summer was among the warmest on record.
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World heading into “uncharted territory of destruction,” says climate reportStudy
A new climate report warns that the world is approaching dangerous levels of environmental destruction.
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Maps show where extreme heat shattered 7,000 records this summer
Mapping data reveals that over 7,000 extreme heat records were broken across the United States during the summer.
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What a Young Philosopher Discovered More Than 200 Years Ago About Nature
A historical reflection on philosophical views of nature does not directly address modern climate change.
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Antarctica's "Doomsday Glacier" On Edge Of Disaster, Says Study. Here's What Will Happen If It DisintegratesStudy
A scientific study assesses the potential global sea-level rise impacts if the Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica disintegrates.
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At current rates, 5 key climate tipping points are already possible, new study warnsStudy
A new study warns that five major climate tipping points are already within reach due to current warming trends.
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Four major climate tipping points close to triggeringStudy
Scientific research identifies four critical climate tipping points that are nearing their threshold for activation.
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The Biden Administration Wants to Cut Geothermal Energy Costs by 90 Percent
The Biden administration has announced a new initiative aiming to reduce the costs of geothermal energy by 90 percent.
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What will actually happen when the so-called 'Doomsday Glacier' disintegrates?Clickbait
This article explores the potential consequences of the Thwaites Glacier collapse.
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A Polar Vortex is now emerging in the Stratosphere over the North Pole and will impact the weather as we head closer to Winter 2022/2023
Meteorological analysis tracks the development of a polar vortex, which is a standard seasonal weather phenomenon.
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As the Planet Warms, Canada Faces an Influx of Climate Refugees
Canada is preparing for an increase in climate-driven migration as global temperatures continue to rise.
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Scientists say the world is at risk of triggering multiple climate "tipping points"Reprint
Scientists warn that the planet is at risk of triggering multiple interconnected climate tipping points.
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World on brink of five ‘disastrous’ climate tipping points, study findsReprint
A major study finds that the world is on the brink of crossing five disastrous climate tipping points.
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Rising seas could swallow millions of U.S. acres within decades
Projections indicate that rising sea levels could inundate millions of acres of U.S. land in the coming decades.
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Greenland Is Still Melting, and It’s September
Satellite observations show that Greenland's ice sheet continues to experience significant melting into the month of September.
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These maps show how climate change affects your city in real time—and what will happen in the future
New interactive maps visualize current and future climate change impacts at the local city level.
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A third of Pakistan is underwater as deadly floods leave desperate residents facing 'doomsday'
Severe flooding has submerged one-third of Pakistan, causing a humanitarian crisis and widespread destruction.
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1 million square feet of L.A. roads are being covered with solar-reflective paint
Los Angeles is applying solar-reflective paint to city roads to mitigate the urban heat island effect.
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Climate activists fill golf holes with cement after water ban exemption
Climate activists blocked golf course holes with cement to protest water usage exemptions during a drought.
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What a Warming Planet Means for Literature
This analysis examines how contemporary literature is responding to and incorporating themes of a warming planet.
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U.S. Climate Extremes Index (CEI) | Regional OverviewStudy
NOAA tracks the Climate Extremes Index to monitor the frequency and reach of extreme weather events across U.S. regions.
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Climate Politics
An overview of current political developments and debates surrounding climate change policy.
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Climate PoliticsReprint
This is a landing page for Bloomberg's coverage of climate-related political developments.
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Climate at a Glance County MappingStudy
NOAA provides a mapping tool for visualizing climate data at the county level.
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Climate at a Glance County MappingStudy
NOAA provides an interactive mapping tool for analyzing climate data at the county level.
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Extreme heat and humidity kill thousands of cattle in Kansas
Extreme heat and humidity caused the deaths of thousands of cattle in Kansas.
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Climate at a Glance National MappingStudy
NOAA provides a mapping tool for visualizing climate data at the national level.
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Climate at a Glance National MappingStudy
NOAA provides an interactive mapping tool for analyzing national climate data.
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'We beg God for water': Chilean lake turns to desert, sounding climate change alarm
Severe drought in Chile has caused a major lake to dry up, highlighting the impacts of climate change.
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The 1977 White House climate memo that should have changed the world
A 1977 White House memo warned of the climate risks associated with fossil fuel combustion.
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Antarctica’s riskiest glacier is under assault from below and losing its grip, threatening to raise sea levels by 10 feetStudy
Research indicates Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier is melting from below, threatening significant global sea-level rise.
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Hydrogen may be a climate solution. There's debate over how clean it will truly be
Experts are debating the environmental viability and carbon footprint of hydrogen as a potential clean energy source.
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Monthly Climate ReportsStudy
NOAA provides access to ongoing monthly reports documenting global climate conditions and trends.
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Monthly Climate ReportsStudy
NOAA provides monthly reports detailing global and regional climate data, trends, and environmental observations.
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Monthly Climate ReportsStudy
NOAA maintains a repository of monthly global climate monitoring reports.
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Monthly Climate Reports | Global Climate Report | Annual 2007Study
NOAA provides historical climate data and global reports from the 2007 annual summary.
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Monthly Climate Reports | Global Climate Report | Annual 2007Study
NOAA provides historical climate data including the global climate report for the year 2007.
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Drought Termination and Amelioration | Current Drought ReductionStudy
NOAA tracks data on the reduction and termination of drought conditions across the United States.
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Global TemperaturesStudy
NOAA maintains official datasets and monitoring reports regarding global temperature trends and anomalies.
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Monthly Climate Reports | Global Climate Report | Annual 2015Study
NOAA's 2015 global climate report provides historical data and analysis of that year's climate conditions.
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Monthly Climate Reports | Global Climate Report | Annual 2015Study
NOAA provides historical climate data including the global climate report for the year 2015.
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Climate at a GlanceStudy
NOAA's interactive tool allows users to visualize and analyze historical climate data and trends.
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Climate at a GlanceStudy
NOAA provides an interactive tool for accessing historical climate data and trends.
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Climate at a GlanceStudy
NOAA's interactive tool provides historical climate data and trends for locations across the United States.
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Monthly Climate Reports | Global Snow and Ice ReportStudy
NOAA released its monthly report on global snow and ice conditions.
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Monthly Climate Reports | Synoptic DiscussionStudy
NOAA provides synoptic discussions analyzing recent climate data and environmental patterns.
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Monthly Climate Reports | Global Snow and Ice ReportStudy
NOAA provides ongoing global reports tracking changes in snow and ice coverage.
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Monthly Climate ReportsStudy
NOAA provides access to updated monthly climate reports and environmental data.
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Monthly Climate ReportsStudy
NOAA maintains a repository of monthly global climate monitoring reports.
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The Science of Climate Change Explained: Facts, Evidence and ProofStudy
This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the scientific evidence and facts surrounding human-caused climate change.
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A recipe for fighting climate change and feeding the world
This article discusses agricultural strategies aimed at both food security and climate change mitigation.
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At least 85 percent of the world’s population has been affected by human-induced climate change, new study showsStudy
A new study estimates that at least 85 percent of the global population has experienced impacts from human-induced climate change.
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Extreme weather doesn’t usually motivate Americans to move. Here’s why
Analysis explores the psychological and social factors influencing why extreme weather does not always trigger migration in the United States.
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How to Protect Your Home from Wildfires
Homeowners are provided with practical guidance on how to mitigate wildfire risks to their properties.
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What Will Climate Change Feel Like? New Tool Provides Granular EstimatesStudy
A new digital tool allows users to view granular, localized estimates of future climate change impacts.
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As climate pledges fall short, U.N. predicts globe could warm by worrying 2.7 degrees Celsius
The U.N. warns that current climate pledges are insufficient to prevent global warming from reaching 2.7 degrees Celsius.
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July 2021 was Earth’s hottest month ever recorded, NOAA findsStudy
NOAA data confirms that July 2021 was the hottest month ever recorded on Earth.
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United States of Wildfire
Reporting examines the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires across the United States.
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A Major Report Warns Climate Change Is Accelerating And Humans Must Cut Emissions NowStudy
A landmark IPCC report warns of accelerating climate change and the urgent need to cut global emissions.
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Climate change: IPCC report is 'code red for humanity'Study
The IPCC report describes the current state of climate change as a code red for humanity.
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Earth is warming faster than previously thought, scientists say, and the window is closing to avoid catastrophic outcomesStudy
Scientists report that Earth is warming faster than previously projected, narrowing the window to avoid catastrophic climate impacts.
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Humans have pushed the climate into ‘unprecedented’ territory, landmark U.N. report findsStudy
A U.N. report finds that human activity has pushed the climate into unprecedented territory.
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A Hotter Future Is Certain, Climate Panel Warns. But How Hot Is Up to Us
A major climate report emphasizes that while some warming is inevitable, future outcomes depend on immediate emissions reductions.
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U.N. sounds 'deafening' warning on climate changeReprint
The U.N. issued a severe warning regarding the current trajectory of global climate change.
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Climate change: New report will highlight 'stark reality' of warming
A forthcoming climate report is expected to highlight the stark reality of accelerating global warming.
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A crucial ocean circulation is showing signs of instability. Its shutdown would have serious impacts on our weather
Signs of instability in a major ocean circulation system suggest potential future disruptions to global weather patterns.
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Exxon suspended from climate advocacy group it helped form
ExxonMobil was suspended from a climate advocacy group following reports on its lobbying activities.
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The world’s top climate scientists have a new warning for Washington
Climate scientists are presenting new findings and warnings to policymakers in Washington D.C.
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‘The town is completely gone.’ Dixie Fire devastates California Gold Rush town of Greenville
The Dixie Fire caused widespread destruction in the California town of Greenville.
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Overnight Energy: Climate alliance suspends Exxon over lobbyist comments | Interior says 35 agency staffers have died from COVID-19 | More than 400 groups ask Biden to appoint environmentalist to energy panelReprint
ExxonMobil's suspension from a climate alliance is noted alongside other political and environmental updates.
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Facebook let fossil-fuel industry push climate misinformation, report finds
A report finds Facebook allowed fossil fuel companies to promote climate misinformation on its platform.
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A critical ocean system may be heading for collapse due to climate change, study findsStudy
A new study indicates that a critical ocean circulation system may be approaching a tipping point due to climate change.
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Climate crisis: Scientists spot warning signs of Gulf Stream collapse
Scientists have identified warning signs that the Gulf Stream system is losing stability.
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U.N. climate report likely to deliver stark warnings on global warming
An upcoming U.N. climate report is expected to provide severe warnings regarding the state of global warming.
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Biden's Infrastructure Bill Will Try and Rebuild America's Forests
The Biden administration's infrastructure bill includes provisions aimed at restoring and managing American forests.
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1-in-100-year floods happening so often, the term may change
Increased frequency of extreme flooding events is prompting experts to reconsider the definition of 100-year floods.
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What if the US taxed fossil fuels and gave a check to every American? Turns out, most of the public is into that idea
Polling suggests public support for a policy that taxes fossil fuels and distributes the revenue to citizens.
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Civilization-ending climate change is knocking on the door — unless we act nowClickbait
An opinion piece argues for urgent action to prevent catastrophic climate change.
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In a summer scarred by heat, drought and fire, adaptation becomes a necessity
An opinion piece discusses the growing necessity of climate adaptation following a summer of extreme weather.
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2020 heat wave revealed new source of Arctic methane emissions: studyStudy
A study identifies a previously unknown source of Arctic methane emissions linked to a 2020 heat wave.
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Bipartisan infrastructure bill leaves out key climate and clean energy steps
The bipartisan infrastructure bill excludes several major climate and clean energy policy proposals.
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'Massive melting event' strikes Greenland after record heat wave
Greenland experienced a massive ice melting event following a record-breaking heat wave.
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Study: Which Countries Will Best Survive a Collapse?Study
A study analyzes which nations are best positioned to withstand the impacts of a potential global societal collapse.
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Can we save the planet by shrinking the economy?
An opinion piece explores the debate over whether economic degrowth is a viable strategy for climate mitigation.
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Earth's energy imbalance removes almost all doubt from human-made climate changeStudy
New data on Earth's energy imbalance provides further evidence confirming human activity as the driver of climate change.
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Arctic climate change may not be making winter jet stream weird after allStudy
A study suggests that Arctic climate change may not be the primary driver of recent jet stream irregularities.
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As wildfires burn in Canada, an ‘unprecedented’ blanket of smoke hangs over Minnesota
Smoke from Canadian wildfires has created an unprecedented air quality event across Minnesota.
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‘Like a scary movie’: Heat wave hits Pacific Northwest again as residents fear this is the new normal
Residents of the Pacific Northwest face another severe heat wave, raising concerns about long-term climate shifts.
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Global Warming Will Kill 83 Million People in the Next 80 YearsStudy
A study projects that global warming could lead to 83 million excess deaths over the next 80 years.
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‘Gathering Storm’: How ‘Rogue’ Companies are Buying up North Sea Oil and Gas
An investigation reveals how companies are acquiring North Sea oil and gas assets to continue fossil fuel extraction.
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Climate Change Is Driving Deadly Weather Disasters From Arizona To Mumbai
Climate change is increasingly linked to the severity of deadly weather disasters occurring globally.
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Biden wants to turn America’s auto fleet electric. It’s harder than it seems
Transitioning the U.S. auto fleet to electric vehicles faces significant logistical and economic challenges.
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Climate Crisis Catches Power Companies Unprepared
Power companies are struggling to adapt their infrastructure to the increasing frequency of climate-driven extreme weather.
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UK already undergoing disruptive climate change
The United Kingdom is already experiencing significant disruption due to changing climate patterns.
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What to Know About the Heat Wave
An explainer details the causes and impacts of current extreme heat wave events.
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Beyond human endurance: How climate change is making some places too hot and humid to survive
Rising global temperatures and humidity levels are creating regions where human survival is becoming physiologically impossible.
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Washington’s Oil Lobby Pivoted on Climate Change—and Made No One Happy
The oil industry's shift in climate lobbying strategy has failed to satisfy either environmentalists or industry allies.
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He Wrote a Gardening Column. He Ended Up Documenting Climate Change
A gardening columnist reflects on how his observations of local plant life became a record of a changing climate.
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A Soil-Science Revolution Upends Plans to Fight Climate ChangeStudy
New scientific understanding of soil carbon sequestration is challenging existing strategies for mitigating climate change.
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Preliminary analysis concludes Pacific Northwest heat wave was a 1,000-year event…hopefullyStudy
Federal analysis confirms the recent Pacific Northwest heat wave was an extreme, rare event consistent with climate change trends.
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Which country is the world leader in renewable energy in 2021?Clickbait
An overview of global renewable energy adoption rankings for the year 2021.
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Outright bans can sometimes be a good way to fight climate change
This opinion piece argues that government bans on certain products can be an effective tool for climate policy.
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Americans are becoming climate migrants before our eyes
Increasing frequency of extreme weather events is forcing Americans to relocate from high-risk areas.
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Supreme Court takes up energy companies' appeal over Baltimore climate suit
The Supreme Court will hear an appeal from energy companies regarding a climate change lawsuit filed by the city of Baltimore.
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Dramatic changes in the Arctic suggest climate change could return Earth to Pliocene conditions of 3 million years ago
Rapid changes in the Arctic indicate the planet could be shifting toward climatic conditions not seen for three million years.
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A second Trump term would be 'game over' for the climate, says top scientist
A prominent scientist warns that a second Trump term would severely undermine global climate goals.
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National Grid aims for 'net zero' emissions in U.S. by 2050
National Grid has announced a commitment to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in the United States by 2050.
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Supreme Court to review climate change lawsuit venueReprint
The Supreme Court is set to determine the appropriate venue for ongoing climate change litigation.
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Climate Change Is Turning the Heat Up Higher at Night TimeReprint
Rising global temperatures are causing nighttime temperatures to increase faster than daytime temperatures in many regions.
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Climate Risk Could Hit Already Vulnerable Nations With a Double WhammyReprint
Vulnerable nations face compounding economic and environmental risks due to the impacts of climate change.
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Oil lobby launches swing-state ad push in final stretch to Election Day
The oil industry is launching targeted advertising campaigns in swing states ahead of the upcoming election.
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The state of zero-carbon power
An update on the current progress and challenges facing the transition to zero-carbon power sources.
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Carbon Price Needs to Triple to Spur Green EU Hydrogen Growth
Analysts suggest that carbon prices must triple to make green hydrogen production economically viable in the European Union.
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Despite delays, offshore wind firm makes key investment
An offshore wind developer has moved forward with a significant investment despite previous project delays.
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Elite Law Firms Are Helping the Fossil Fuel Industry Fry the Planet
This opinion piece criticizes elite law firms for providing legal services to fossil fuel companies.
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How Biden’s $1.7 trillion climate plan would change America after Trump's Big Oil presidencyReprint
An analysis of how proposed federal climate legislation aims to shift U.S. energy policy.
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Can Our Culture Survive Climate Change
An exploration of how climate change may fundamentally alter human culture and societal structures.
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Greenland Is Melting at Some of the Fastest Rates in 12,000 YearsStudy
Scientific data shows Greenland's ice sheet is melting at a pace unprecedented in the last 12,000 years.
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Extreme events 'presage worse to come' in a warming climate
Recent extreme weather events serve as indicators of more severe climate impacts expected in the future.
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Unsustainable Energy Production Will Stop, BP ProjectsStudy
BP's latest energy outlook projects that global fossil fuel consumption will decline as the world transitions toward lower-carbon energy sources.
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Thinking about climate as you vote this year
This article provides guidance on how voters can consider climate change issues when casting their ballots.
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How human extinction would change the EarthClickbait
A speculative look at how the Earth's environment might evolve in the hypothetical event of human extinction.
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The Trump Administration Hid Polar Bear Research That Could Threaten Its Plan to Drill the Arctic
The Trump administration suppressed scientific research on polar bears that could have hindered plans for oil drilling in the Arctic.
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Greenland's ice melting faster than at any time in past 12,000 yearsStudy
A new study finds that Greenland's ice sheet is melting at a rate unprecedented in the last 12,000 years.
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Trump official stalls polar bear study that could affect oil drilling in Alaska
A Trump administration official has delayed the release of a polar bear study relevant to Arctic oil drilling decisions.
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Supercomputers, simulations, and the new science of extreme weather attribution
Advanced computing and simulation techniques are enabling scientists to more accurately attribute specific extreme weather events to human-caused climate change.
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Greenland's ice sheet is melting as fast as at any time in the last 12,000 yearsReprint
Research indicates that the Greenland ice sheet is currently losing ice faster than at any point in the last 12,000 years.
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Greenland Ice Sheet projected to lose ice at the fastest rate since the end of the last Ice AgeReprint
Projections show the Greenland Ice Sheet is losing mass at the fastest rate since the end of the last Ice Age.
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Net Zero by 2050 Has Quickly Become the New Normal for the Largest U.S. Utilities
Most major U.S. utility companies have now adopted net-zero carbon emission targets for the coming decades.
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Extinction crisis: World leaders say it is time to act
World leaders have issued a collective pledge to take urgent action to address the global biodiversity and extinction crisis.
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In an Odd Twist, Cleaner Air in China May Mean a Warmer Earth
Reductions in air pollution in China may inadvertently contribute to short-term warming by removing cooling aerosol particles from the atmosphere.
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America's year of fire and tempests means climate crisis just got very real
The author reflects on recent extreme weather events in the United States as evidence of the escalating climate crisis.
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Green Homes Grant: homeowners can apply for up to £5,000 in England
The UK government has launched a grant program offering homeowners up to £5,000 for energy-efficient home improvements.
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Melting Ice Reveals Mummified Penguins in Antarctica
Melting ice in Antarctica has exposed the remains of mummified penguins, providing new insights into historical climate conditions.
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Shell to cut up to 9,000 jobs as Covid-19 accelerates green drive
Shell plans to cut thousands of jobs as the company accelerates its transition toward renewable energy investments.
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A Post-Presidential Debate Reality Check On Carbon Dioxide And Climate
This commentary evaluates claims regarding carbon dioxide and climate change made during a recent presidential debate.
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Has the world started to take climate change fight seriously?
This analysis examines whether global efforts to combat climate change are becoming more serious and effective.
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Hydrogen-powered train makes UK maiden journey
A hydrogen-powered train has completed its first passenger journey in the United Kingdom.
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Renewable Energy Can Live With Trump or Biden
Market forces and economic trends suggest renewable energy growth will continue regardless of the outcome of the U.S. presidential election.
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Alaska Marine Ecosystems
NOAA provides information on the status and monitoring of marine ecosystems in Alaska.
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No Comment: The Debate Is a Reminder That, Right Now, Words Don’t Mean Much
The author critiques the lack of meaningful climate policy discussion during a recent presidential debate.
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Trump To Appeal Removal Of 'Polarizing' Public Lands Chief
The Trump administration is appealing a court ruling that removed the head of the Bureau of Land Management.
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The climate crisis is the story of the century
The author argues that climate change is the most significant and defining issue of the current century.
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Climate news quiz: biodegradable fashion and cooling off without A/C, WashingtonPostClickbait
A quiz tests reader knowledge on various environmental topics including sustainable fashion and cooling methods.
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https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/carbon-dioxide/Study
NASA provides real-time data tracking the current atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide.
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https://sealevel.nasa.gov/Study
NASA maintains a comprehensive portal for monitoring global sea level rise and related climate data.
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https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/trends/Study
NOAA provides updated trends on atmospheric carbon dioxide levels measured at the Mauna Loa Observatory.
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Antarctica could melt 'irreversibly' due to climate change, study warnsStudy
A new study warns that Antarctic ice sheet melting could reach an irreversible tipping point due to ongoing climate change.
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Global Monitoring LaboratoryStudy
NOAA's Global Monitoring Laboratory tracks atmospheric gases and factors that influence the Earth's climate.
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https://www.co2levels.org/Study
This resource tracks historical and current global atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations.
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https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/trends_ch4/Study
NOAA provides data and trends regarding atmospheric methane concentrations.
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Trump’s Pick for the Supreme Court Could Deepen the Risk for Its Most Crucial Climate Change Ruling
The appointment of a new Supreme Court justice could significantly impact future legal rulings regarding climate change regulations.
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After Calling for Climate Action, US Chamber of Commerce Pushes Pro-Fossil Fuel Agenda
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is facing criticism for lobbying against climate-friendly policies despite public statements supporting climate action.
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Mixing of the planet’s ocean waters is slowing down, speeding up global warming, study findsStudy
A study finds that slowing ocean water circulation is reducing the ocean's ability to absorb heat, thereby accelerating global warming.
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Two of Antarctica's most important glaciers which together cover area the size of Norway are crumbling faster than ever, satellite images reveal
Satellite imagery reveals that two major Antarctic glaciers are losing ice mass at an accelerating rate.
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Very Strong Atmospheric Methane Growth in the 4 Years 2014–2017: Implications for the Paris AgreementStudy
A study documents a significant increase in atmospheric methane between 2014 and 2017, complicating Paris Agreement targets.
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Two-fifths of plants at risk of extinction, says reportStudy
A major report warns that two-fifths of the world's plant species are currently at risk of extinction.
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Anger as Brazil revokes mangrove protection regulations
Brazil has revoked environmental regulations that previously protected mangrove forests, which are critical carbon sinks.
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Compact Nuclear Fusion Reactor Is ‘Very Likely to Work,’ Studies SuggestStudy
New studies suggest that a compact nuclear fusion reactor design is scientifically viable for future energy production.
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How Coal-Loving Australia Became the Leader in Rooftop Solar
Australia has transitioned to become a global leader in rooftop solar adoption despite its historical reliance on coal.
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The oceans are out of balance — and that means stronger storms and threats to marine life
Oceanic imbalances caused by climate change are leading to more intense storms and significant threats to marine ecosystems.
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U.S. Emission Reductions Slowed After Trump Pulled Out Of Paris Accord
U.S. greenhouse gas emission reductions slowed following the federal withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.
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With Glaciers Melting And Temps Soaring, Pakistan Pursues Big Action On Climate Change
Pakistan is implementing significant climate action policies in response to melting glaciers and rising temperatures.
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Another wake-up call: sea ice loss is speeding upReprint
The loss of sea ice is accelerating, serving as a critical indicator of global climate change.
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Colorado's Grizzly Creek Fire Shows Climate Change's Threat To Transport Routes
The Grizzly Creek Fire in Colorado highlights how climate-driven wildfires increasingly threaten critical transportation infrastructure.
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Planetary ‘safety net’ could halt wildlife loss and slow climate breakdown
Protecting large areas of land and sea could help preserve biodiversity and mitigate the impacts of climate change.
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Throwing a warm sheet over our understanding of ice and climateStudy
Researchers are improving scientific understanding of how ice sheets respond to warming temperatures.
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Science and Scientists Held in High Esteem Across Global PublicsStudy
Global public opinion polls show that science and scientists are generally held in high regard across many countries.
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New Study Shows a Vicious Circle of Climate Change Building on Thickening Layers of Warm Ocean WaterStudy
A new study identifies a feedback loop where warming ocean layers accelerate further climate change impacts.
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Sir David Attenborough warns world leaders over extinction crisis
David Attenborough urged world leaders to take immediate action to address the global extinction crisis.
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Surprise, Big Oil Has the Same Lawyers as Big Tobacco
An investigation reveals that major fossil fuel companies are utilizing the same legal firms previously employed by the tobacco industry.
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California wildfires erupt in wine country, damaging Santa Rosa and prompting evacuations
New wildfires have erupted in California's wine country, resulting in property damage and mandatory evacuations.
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Climate emergency drives noctule bat northwards
Rising temperatures are forcing noctule bat populations to migrate further north into new territories.
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How Amy Coney Barrett may make it harder for environmentalists to win in court
This commentary analyzes how the judicial philosophy of Amy Coney Barrett might impact future environmental litigation.
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New Sea Level Satellite Arrives at California Launch SiteStudy
A new satellite designed to monitor global sea level rise has arrived at its California launch site.
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1 in 4 adults cite climate change in decision not to have children
Survey data indicates that climate change concerns are a significant factor in the reproductive decisions of one in four adults.
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Soaring Amazon deforestation splits Brazil's agriculture lobby
Rising deforestation rates in the Amazon are causing internal divisions within Brazil's powerful agriculture lobby.
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What Amy Coney Barrett could mean for climate law
This analysis discusses the potential implications of Amy Coney Barrett's appointment for the future of climate-related legal challenges.
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World leaders pledge to halt Earth’s destruction ahead of UN summit
Global leaders have pledged to prioritize biodiversity and environmental protection ahead of an upcoming UN summit.
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Britain, Canada, EU throw weight behind 2030 biodiversity protection goal
Britain, Canada, and the EU have committed to a global goal of protecting 30 percent of land and sea by 2030.
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California wine country fire quadruples in size, more evacuations ordered
A wildfire in California's wine country has quadrupled in size, forcing additional evacuations in the region.
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Green recovery post-COVID-19: Promoting healthy and restored forestsStudy
The UN Environment Programme outlines strategies for forest restoration as part of a sustainable post-COVID-19 economic recovery.
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Why a Tidal Wave of Climate Lawsuits Looms Over the Fossil Fuel Industry
This commentary explores the growing trend of climate litigation targeting the fossil fuel industry.
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California Farm Bureau Fears Improvements Like Barns, and Even Trees, Will Be Taxed Under Prop. 15
California farmers express concern that proposed tax changes could penalize investments in environmental and climate-related infrastructure.
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The Oceans Appear to Be Stabilizing. Here's Why it's Very Bad News | Opinion
This opinion piece argues that recent signs of ocean stabilization are actually a concerning indicator of ecological disruption.
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Green neighborhoods for better jobs, a cleaner environment, and a sustainable futureClickbait
This opinion piece argues for the economic and environmental benefits of developing greener urban neighborhoods.
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New California fire scorches wine country near San FranciscoReprint
A new wildfire is burning in California's wine country near San Francisco.
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Warming Temperatures Are Driving Arctic GreeningStudy
NASA satellite data confirms that warming temperatures are causing increased vegetation growth across the Arctic.
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Big Business’s Undisclosed Climate Crisis Plans
A report finds that many large corporations are failing to disclose comprehensive plans for addressing climate change risks.
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Hurricanes near U.S. coast forecast to worsen and multiply due to global warming, WashigntonPost
Climate models forecast that hurricanes near the U.S. coast will become more frequent and intense due to global warming.
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Pakistan’s Most Terrifying Adversary Is Climate Change
Pakistan faces severe climate-driven threats, including extreme weather and water instability, according to this report.
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Sir David Attenborough to 60 Minutes on climate change: "A crime has been committed"
David Attenborough described the current climate crisis as a crime during an interview on 60 Minutes.
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What Trump’s Supreme Court pick could mean for science
This opinion piece examines how the Supreme Court nomination may influence the legal standing of scientific evidence.
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New rule may strip pollution protections from popular lakes
A proposed regulatory change could remove federal pollution protections from numerous lakes and waterways.
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Leaders to UN: If virus doesn’t kill us, climate change will
World leaders at the UN emphasized that climate change remains a critical, long-term threat alongside the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Montana judge ousts Trump’s temporary Bureau of Land Management director, casting doubt on range of decisions
A federal judge ruled that the acting director of the Bureau of Land Management was serving illegally, invalidating his recent decisions.
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Climate change poses ‘major risk’ to US financial system, federal report warnsStudy
A federal report warns that climate change presents systemic risks to the stability of the United States financial system.
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Exxon Touts Carbon Capture as a Climate Fix, but Uses It to Maximize Profit and Keep Oil Flowing
ExxonMobil's carbon capture strategy is primarily utilized to enhance oil extraction rather than reduce net emissions.
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California wildfire trend 'driven by climate'
Scientific analysis confirms that climate change is a primary driver of the increasing trend in California wildfires.
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At Climate Week, America’s Cascading Disasters Dominate
Climate Week discussions highlight the increasing frequency and severity of climate-driven disasters across the United States.
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'Sliding towards extinction': koala may be given endangered listing as numbers plummet
Koala populations are plummeting due to habitat loss and climate-related pressures, prompting calls for endangered species protection.
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Trump Administration Moves To Expand Development In Alaska's Tongass National Forest
The Trump administration is moving to open portions of Alaska's Tongass National Forest to increased industrial development.
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As fossil fuel jobs falter, renewables come to the rescue
Renewable energy sectors are increasingly absorbing workers displaced by the decline of the fossil fuel industry.
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'Light Years Ahead' Of Their Elders, Young Republicans Push GOP On Climate Change
Younger Republican voters are increasingly pressuring their party leadership to adopt more proactive climate change policies.
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The Amazon's Lesser-Known Cousin Has Lost a Fifth of its Area to Wildfire The Year
The Cerrado, a major Brazilian biome, has lost 20 percent of its area to wildfires this year.
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Can Geoengineering Fix the Climate Crisis?Clickbait
This article explores the potential benefits and significant risks associated with geoengineering as a climate intervention.
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How to Figure Out Which Candidates Actually Care About the EnvironmentClickbait
This guide offers advice on evaluating political candidates based on their environmental and climate policy platforms.
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House passes sweeping clean energy bill
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed comprehensive legislation focused on clean energy development.
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Ocean Heat Waves Are Directly Linked to Climate Change
New research confirms that ocean heat waves are becoming more frequent and intense due to human-caused climate change.
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The Himalayas Are Melting Faster Than Ever. A Proposal by The Indian Gov’t May Accelerate the Pace.
The Indian government is considering infrastructure projects in the Himalayas that could exacerbate the rapid melting of regional glaciers.
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Trump Appoints Pair of Climate Science Deniers to NOAA While Climate-Fueled Fires and Storms Rage
The Trump administration appointed two climate science skeptics to leadership positions at NOAA amid ongoing climate-driven extreme weather events.
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Trump administration proposes allowing new roads in Alaska's Tongass forestReprint
The Trump administration has proposed a rule change to allow new road construction within the Tongass National Forest.
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World's youth rallies against climate change, ReutersReprint
Youth activists worldwide are organizing large-scale protests to demand urgent government action on climate change.
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Trump administration advances plan to cut protections for largest national forest
The Trump administration is advancing a plan to reduce environmental protections for the Tongass National Forest in Alaska.
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A growing toxic threat — made worse by climate change
Climate change is exacerbating the spread and impact of toxic environmental pollutants on public health.
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California Gov. Newsom Calls Transition To Electric Cars An 'Economic Imperative'
California Governor Gavin Newsom frames the transition to electric vehicles as a necessary step for the state's economic future.
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California, Michigan Announce Climate Change PlansReprint
California and Michigan have announced new state-level initiatives aimed at addressing climate change.
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What is carbon capture, usage and storage – and can it trap emissions?
This explainer details the mechanics of carbon capture, usage, and storage technology and its potential role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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What’s Stopping Us From Stopping Climate Change?Clickbait
This analysis examines the political and systemic barriers preventing effective global action on climate change.
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Brookfield Renewable to Supply Plug Power's First Green Hydrogen Plant With Renewable Energy
Brookfield Renewable will provide power for Plug Power's new green hydrogen production facility.
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Climate change reversal startup Nori raises $4M for its CO2 offsets marketplace
Startup Nori has raised $4 million to develop a marketplace for carbon removal offsets.
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Kentucky’s climate is suffering. Can the state slip the industry ties that prevent change?Clickbait
This article explores the political influence of the coal industry on Kentucky's climate policy trajectory.
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Melting Antarctic ice will raise sea levels and might cause humanity to 'give up ... New York',Clickbait
A report on Antarctic ice melt warns of significant future sea-level rise and potential coastal displacement.
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U.S. climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe: people need hope
Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe discusses the importance of maintaining hope and effective communication strategies regarding the climate crisis.
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What a day on Mars will do: Californians have new urgency on climate changeClickbait
Californians report increased urgency regarding climate change following recent extreme weather events.
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How affluent people can end their mindless overconsumptionClickbait
This piece discusses lifestyle changes for affluent individuals to reduce their environmental footprint.
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California Plans to Ban Sales of New Gas-Powered Cars in 15 Years
California officials announced a plan to ban the sale of new gasoline-powered passenger vehicles in the state by 2035.
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China, top global emitter, aims to go carbon-neutral by 2060
China, the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases, has pledged to reach carbon neutrality by 2060.
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Melting Antarctic ice will raise sea level by 2.5 metres – even if Paris climate goals are met, study findsStudy
A new study finds that Antarctic ice melt will raise global sea levels by 2.5 meters even if Paris Agreement goals are met.
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1 in 7 Americans Have Experienced Dangerous Air Quality Due To Wildfires This Year
Approximately one in seven Americans experienced hazardous air quality conditions this year due to record-breaking wildfires.
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Global, Regional, and National Fossil-Fuel CO2EmissionsStudy
This dataset provides comprehensive historical records of global and national fossil-fuel carbon dioxide emissions.
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California outpaced Trump's Forest Service in wildfire prevention work: dataStudy
Data shows that California state agencies conducted more wildfire prevention work than the U.S. Forest Service in recent years.
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Election and Supreme Court Fight Will Decide Trump’s Environmental Legacy
The upcoming U.S. election and Supreme Court vacancy are expected to significantly influence the future of federal environmental policy.
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‘They’re suffering now’: Americans scramble to adapt to daily reality of climate crisis
Americans across the country are increasingly forced to adapt their daily lives to the immediate impacts of the climate crisis.
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Why the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season has spun out of control
Meteorological factors and warming ocean temperatures have contributed to an unusually active and intense 2020 Atlantic hurricane season.
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Wildfire danger in West to escalate as intense heat dome builds this weekend
An intense heat dome is expected to exacerbate wildfire conditions across the Western United States.
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Guardian/Vice poll finds most US 2020 voters strongly favor climate action
A joint poll by The Guardian and Vice indicates that a majority of U.S. voters support government action on climate change.
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Republicans Claim Addressing Climate Change Is Too Expensive. Americans Aren’t Buying It, a New Poll Shows
A new poll shows that most Americans disagree with Republican claims that climate change mitigation is too expensive.
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Voters Want to Use Climate Change Policies to Rebuild the Economy After COVID
Voters express a preference for integrating climate change policies into economic recovery plans following the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Intergovernmental Panel on Climate ChangeStudy
The IPCC provides scientific assessments on climate change, its impacts, and future risks to inform global policy.
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Arctic sea ice hits second-lowest level on recordStudy
Arctic sea ice extent has reached its second-lowest level on record, according to satellite data.
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China, in Pointed Message to U.S., Tightens Its Climate Targets
China has announced more ambitious climate targets in a move signaling its position on international climate policy.
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In secret tapes, mine executives detail their sway over leaders from Juneau to the White House
Leaked recordings reveal mining executives discussing their influence over government officials regarding environmental regulations.
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https://www.epa.gov/ghgemissions/global-greenhouse-gas-emissions-data#TrendsStudy
The EPA maintains updated data and trends regarding global greenhouse gas emissions.
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Arctic sea ice slides to second-lowest level on record, thanks to Siberian heat wavesReprint
Siberian heat waves have contributed to Arctic sea ice levels dropping to the second-lowest point on record.
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Climate Disruption Is Now Locked In. The Next Moves Will Be Crucial
Current analysis suggests that while some climate change is now inevitable, immediate policy decisions remain critical to limiting future warming.
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Fierce, frequent, climate-fueled wildfires may decimate forests worldwide
Increasingly frequent and intense wildfires, driven by climate change, threaten to cause widespread forest loss globally.
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Summer warming explains widespread but not uniform greening in the Arctic tundra biomeStudy
A study finds that summer warming is driving widespread, though spatially variable, greening across the Arctic tundra.
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Rising Temperatures From Climate Change And Extreme Wildfires Go ‘Hand-In-Hand,’ Scientist Says
A scientist explains the direct correlation between rising global temperatures and the increasing severity of wildfires.
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U.S. companies make new vows to tackle carbon emissions, even as global action falls short
U.S. corporations are pledging new carbon reduction goals despite a global gap in meeting climate targets.
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As Concerns Over Climate Change Rise, More Developers Turn to Wood
Real estate developers are increasingly using wood in construction to reduce the carbon footprint of new buildings.
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A third of my country was just underwater. The world must act on climate
A Pakistani official calls for urgent global climate action following devastating floods in their country.
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Geoengineering Is the Only Solution to Our Climate Calamities
This opinion piece argues that geoengineering is the necessary solution to address the climate crisis.
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Putting the Existential Threat of Climate Change Front and Center
This opinion piece argues for prioritizing climate change as a central political and existential issue.
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What is climate change? A really simple guide
This article provides a basic overview and explanation of the mechanisms and impacts of climate change.
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Some of Glacier National Park's glaciers have lost as much as 80% of their size in the last 50 years
Data shows that glaciers in Glacier National Park have lost up to 80 percent of their mass over the last half-century.
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Climate Change Will Force a New American Migration
Research indicates that climate change will likely trigger significant internal migration patterns within the United States.
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Antarctic glaciers are falling apart. Meanwhile, Trump hires a climate denier
The article links Antarctic ice loss to the political appointment of a climate change skeptic to a scientific role.
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As wildfires rage, climate experts warn: The future we were worried about is here
Climate experts state that current wildfire trends confirm long-standing scientific warnings about the impacts of a warming planet.
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Wildfires and weather extremes: It's not coincidence, it's climate change
Reporting confirms that the current frequency of wildfires and extreme weather events is linked to climate change.
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Water shortages in U.S. West likelier than previously thought
New analysis suggests that water shortages in the Western United States are more likely than previously projected.
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White House recommends Ryan Maue, meteorologist and critic of dire climate predictions, for NOAA chief scientist
The White House has recommended a climate change skeptic for the position of chief scientist at NOAA.
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There Are 100 Companies Responsible for Climate Change, Activist Says
An activist report identifies 100 companies responsible for the majority of global industrial greenhouse gas emissions.
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How long until it’s too late to save Earth from climate disaster? This clock is counting downClickbait
This article discusses a public clock project designed to visualize the remaining time to address climate change.
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2020 Arctic Sea Ice Minimum at Second Lowest on RecordStudy
NASA data confirms that the 2020 Arctic sea ice minimum was the second lowest recorded since satellite monitoring began.
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'A Climate Emergency Unfolding Before Our Eyes.' Arctic Sea Ice Has Shrunk to Almost Historic Levels
Arctic sea ice has reached near-record low levels, highlighting the rapid pace of climate change in the region.
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Climate change magnifies weather extremes, with parts of US on fire while others are underwater
Climate change is intensifying weather extremes, leading to simultaneous fire and flood disasters across the United States.
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Pinpointing climate change's role in extreme weather
This report examines the scientific methods used to attribute specific extreme weather events to climate change.
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Wildfire-weary Californians, 'tired of this being normal,' consider uprooting their lives
Californians are considering relocation due to the increasing frequency and severity of wildfire seasons.
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Every Place Has Its Own Climate Risk. What Is It Where You Live?
An interactive guide helps residents identify the specific climate-related risks facing their local communities.
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How Climate Migration will Reshape America, Millions will be displaced. Where will they go?
Projections indicate millions of Americans may be forced to relocate due to climate-driven environmental changes.
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Hazardous smoke from wildfires continues to smother West Coast
Hazardous smoke from ongoing wildfires continues to impact air quality across the U.S. West Coast.
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How the oil industry made us doubt climate change
The oil industry historically funded campaigns to cast doubt on climate science to protect its business interests.
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This Billionaire Governor’s Coal Company Might Get a Big Break From His Own Regulators
A governor's coal company faces potential regulatory leniency from agencies under his own administration.
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Conspiracies Add Fuel To An Already Challenging Wildfire Season
Conspiracy theories regarding the origins of wildfires are complicating official emergency response efforts.
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Here's Exactly How a Trump 2020 Win Would Spark a Nightmare Climate ScenarioClickbait
This analysis speculates on the potential negative climate policy outcomes of a hypothetical presidential election result.
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Federal Report Warns of Financial Havoc From Climate ChangeStudy
A federal report warns that climate change poses significant risks to the stability of the United States financial system.
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Melting Glaciers Are Filling Unstable Lakes. And They’re Growing
Rapidly melting glaciers are creating unstable, growing lakes that pose flood risks to downstream communities.
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Trump White House recruited climate science critics to work at NOAA
The White House appointed individuals skeptical of mainstream climate science to key positions within the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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The West’s Animals Can’t Survive This
Climate change is creating environmental conditions in the American West that threaten the survival of local wildlife populations.
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The evidence is compelling on human activity as the principal cause of global warming
Scientific consensus confirms that human activity is the primary driver of current global warming trends.
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Plant trees or let forests regrow? New studies probe two ways to fight climate changeStudy
New studies compare the effectiveness of active tree planting versus natural forest regrowth for carbon sequestration.
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Microsoft pledges to be ‘carbon negative’ by 2030, launches $1B Climate Innovation Fund
Microsoft announces a goal to become carbon negative by 2030 and establishes a $1 billion fund for climate innovation.
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The Plant Pandemics Just Keep on Coming
Changing climate conditions are contributing to the increased spread and severity of plant diseases globally.
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The video origin of the myth that global warming is good for agriculture
Researchers trace the origins of the persistent myth that global warming is beneficial for agricultural production.
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The United States Has Become a Disaster Area
This essay reflects on the increasing frequency and scale of climate-related disasters across the United States.
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Transforming homes into power stations - how Sweden is disrupting energy production
Sweden is implementing decentralized energy models that transform residential homes into active power-generating units.
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Is climate change a 'motivator' issue in the 2020 Senate elections?
An analysis examines whether climate change is a significant motivating factor for voters in the 2020 Senate elections.
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The one chance we have - The pandemic gave the world a golden opportunity to fix the climate crisis. We’re about to waste itClickbait
This commentary argues that the global response to the COVID-19 pandemic missed an opportunity to address the climate crisis.
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Trump’s Climate Self-OwnClickbait
This opinion piece criticizes the climate policy record and political strategy of the Trump administration.
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Recent pieces on importance of 'sliding baselines'
A review of recent literature discusses the concept of shifting baselines in environmental and climate science.
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Multilateral action for a green post-COVID-19 recoveryReprint
The UN Environment Programme outlines strategies for integrating climate action into post-pandemic economic recovery plans.
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Hurricanes, fires, floods and locusts: Science says climate change is here but the RNC refuses to believeClickbait
This report contrasts scientific data on extreme weather events with the political platform of the Republican National Committee.
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The $16 billion plan to beam Australia’s Outback sun onto Asia’s power grids
A $16 billion project aims to export solar energy generated in Australia to Asian power grids via undersea cables.
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New directive to prepare Army installations against extreme weather, climate change
The U.S. Army has issued a new directive to harden military installations against the impacts of extreme weather and climate change.
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Climate Week: World split on urgency of tackling rising temperatures, poll suggests
A global poll indicates significant international disagreement regarding the urgency of addressing rising temperatures.
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How Fast Is the Climate Changing?: It’s a New World, Each and Every DayClickbait
This essay explores the rapid pace of global climate change and its daily impact on the environment.
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Democrats Are Trying to Save Climate Policy From the Senate
Democratic lawmakers are working to protect climate policy initiatives from legislative gridlock in the U.S. Senate.
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The Great Climate Mitgration
This report examines how climate change is driving large-scale human migration patterns across the globe.
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Think the heatwave was bad? Climate already hitting key tipping pointsReprint
Recent extreme heat events indicate that the planet is approaching critical climate tipping points.
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The First Undeniable Climate Change DeathsClickbait
An opinion piece argues that specific recent deaths should be formally attributed to climate change.
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How Climate Change May Be Contributing to Our Political Instability, TimeClickbait
This article explores potential links between climate change impacts and increasing political instability.
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A New Solution to Climate Science’s Biggest MysteryClickbait
An analysis discusses a proposed approach to addressing significant uncertainties within climate science modeling.
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Heat and Humidity Are Already Reaching the Limits of Human Tolerance
Rising heat and humidity levels are increasingly exceeding the physiological limits of human heat tolerance.
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Time-series Plots of Atm/Ocean DataStudy
NOAA provides tools for generating time-series plots of atmospheric and oceanic data used to monitor climate variability.
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US Climate Division MapsStudy
NOAA provides mapping tools to visualize climate data across different US climate divisions.
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US Climate Division MapsStudy
NOAA provides historical and current climate division maps for tracking regional temperature and precipitation trends.
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The science behind the climate crisis
This explainer details the fundamental scientific principles behind the current climate crisis.
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The Planet Is Probably in Worse Shape Than We Can Even PredictClickbait
A commentary piece suggests that current climate projections may underestimate the severity of future environmental conditions.
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We asked scientists to help answer your most pressing climate questions
Scientists provide answers to common public questions regarding climate change and its impacts.
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How Gen-Z Is Dealing With a Looming Climate Apocalypse
This profile examines how members of Generation Z are coping with anxiety related to climate change.
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How our planet has changed over time
An overview illustrates the historical changes in the Earth's climate over long time scales.
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New Climate Maps Show a Transformed United StatesStudy
New mapping data visualizes the projected environmental transformation of the United States due to climate change.
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Forget coral bleaching. Warming oceans are killing reefs and dissolving their skeletons
Warming ocean temperatures are causing coral reef death and the physical dissolution of reef structures.
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Climate change and overfishing increase neurotoxicant in marine predatorsStudy
Research shows that climate change and overfishing are increasing neurotoxicant levels in marine predators.
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The heat index in Galveston remained above 100 for 40 straight hours. It’s part of another major heat wave
Galveston experienced a prolonged heat wave with heat index values remaining above 100 degrees for 40 hours.
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What Worries Iceland? A World Without Ice. It Is Preparing
Iceland is preparing for the long-term economic and environmental consequences of significant glacial ice loss.
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Climate change isn’t an intangible future risk. It’s here now, and it’s killing usClickbait
An opinion piece asserts that the lethal impacts of climate change are already occurring globally.
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Greenland is on track for a record melt year, having already lost 250 billion tons of iceStudy
Greenland has lost 250 billion tons of ice, putting it on track for a record-breaking melt year.
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Greenland's ice wasn't supposed to melt like last week until 2070
Recent melting events in Greenland have occurred decades ahead of previous scientific projections.
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Sea level rise is combining with other factors to regularly flood Miami
Rising sea levels are exacerbating regular flooding events in Miami.
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Acceleration of global N2O emissions seen from two decades of atmospheric inversionStudy
Atmospheric data from the last two decades confirms an acceleration in global nitrous oxide emissions.
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Atmospheric methane concentration at record levelsStudy
Global atmospheric methane concentrations have reached record levels according to recent monitoring.
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Alaska's Hottest Month on Record: Melting Sea Ice, Wildfires and Unexpected Die-Offs
Alaska experienced its hottest month on record, leading to increased wildfires and ecological die-offs.
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Tens of thousands additional deaths annually in cities of China between 1.5 °C and 2.0 °C warmingStudy
A study projects tens of thousands of additional annual heat-related deaths in Chinese cities if global warming increases from 1.5°C to 2.0°C.
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A Quarter of Humanity Faces Looming Water Crises
A report indicates that one-quarter of the global population faces severe water scarcity exacerbated by climate change and mismanagement.
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The Gulf Stream is slowing down. That could mean rising seas and a hotter Florida
Slowing of the Gulf Stream could lead to increased sea-level rise along the U.S. East Coast and higher temperatures in Florida.
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Resilience of the Gulf Stream path on decadal and longer timescalesStudy
Researchers analyzed the long-term stability and resilience of the Gulf Stream path in response to changing climate conditions.
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Greenland Lost 12.5 Billion Tons Of Ice In One Day, A Grave Reminder Of Our Changing PlanetClickbait
Greenland's ice sheet experienced a significant single-day mass loss of 12.5 billion tons due to melting.
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July Was the Hottest Month in Recorded History,
Global climate data confirms that July was the hottest month ever recorded in human history.
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How Hot Was July? Hotter Than Ever, Global Data Shows
Global data confirms that July reached record-breaking temperatures, surpassing all previous monthly averages.
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July confirmed as hottest month on recordReprint
Official climate data confirms that July was the warmest month ever recorded globally.
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Here’s how the hottest month in recorded history unfolded around the world
A global overview details the extreme weather events and record-breaking heat experienced during the hottest month on record.
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Global fire emissions buffered by the production of pyrogenic carbonStudy
A study finds that the production of pyrogenic carbon helps buffer the total amount of fire emissions released into the atmosphere.
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Modelling the impacts of climate change on riverine thermal regimes in western Canada’s largest Pacific watershedStudy
A model assesses how climate change impacts water temperatures in the largest river watershed in western Canada.
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US Northwest towns 'woefully unprepared' as fire risk grows
Communities in the U.S. Northwest are reportedly unprepared for the increasing risks posed by climate-driven wildfires.
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How The Pacific Ocean Influences Long-Term Drought In The Southwestern US
Research examines how Pacific Ocean temperature patterns influence long-term drought cycles in the Southwestern United States.
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A SUBMARINE GOES UNDER A FAILING GLACIER TO GAUGE RISING SEAS
Scientists are using underwater drones to measure melting beneath a major glacier to better predict future sea-level rise.
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Persistent acceleration in global sea-level rise since the 1960sStudy
A study documents a persistent acceleration in the rate of global sea-level rise observed since the 1960s.
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The rate of sea-level rise has surged for decades — and the trend will persistStudy
Research indicates that the rate of global sea-level rise has surged over recent decades and is expected to continue.
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Sounding alert about vanishing US coastlines
Rising sea levels and coastal erosion are threatening infrastructure and communities along the United States coastline.
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Russian Land of Permafrost and Mammoths Is Thawing
Rising temperatures are causing permafrost in Russia to thaw, altering landscapes and exposing ancient remains.
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Climate change: Heatwave made up to 3C hotter by warming
Attribution analysis shows that human-caused climate change increased the intensity of a recent heatwave by up to 3°C.
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Climate change: July 'marginally' warmest month on recordReprint
Climate agencies confirm that July was the warmest month on record, though by a narrow margin.
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July was Earth’s hottest month on record, beating or tying July 2016
Global temperature records indicate that July tied or exceeded the previous record set in 2016.
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Dying Orchards, Missing Fish as Climate Change Fueled Europe’s Record Heat
Extreme heat in Europe, intensified by climate change, is causing significant damage to agricultural yields and aquatic ecosystems.
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Europe’s Heat Wave, Fueled by Climate Change, Moves to Greenland
A heatwave intensified by climate change moved from Europe to Greenland, accelerating ice melt.
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Climate change made European heatwave up to 3°C hotterStudy
A scientific study concludes that climate change increased the temperature of recent European heatwaves by up to 3°C.
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Record heat waves might have made July the hottest month ever recorded
Preliminary data suggests that record-breaking heat waves may have made July the hottest month ever recorded globally.
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The Greenland ice sheet poured 197 billion tons of water into the North Atlantic in July alone
The Greenland ice sheet experienced significant melting in July, discharging 197 billion tons of water into the North Atlantic.
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Another European heatwave, another link to climate change
Reporting examines the scientific attribution of recent European heatwaves to human-caused climate change.
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Scientists link Europe heat wave to man-made global warmingReprint
Scientists have formally linked the intensity of recent European heatwaves to human-induced global warming.
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Siberian Wildfires and Heatwaves in Alaska: How the Arctic Is Nearing a Point of No Return
Analysis explores how extreme heat and wildfires in the Arctic may be approaching irreversible climate tipping points.
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Deforestation, Agriculture, and Diet Are Fuelling the Climate Crisis
An analysis discusses how land-use changes, agricultural practices, and dietary habits contribute to global greenhouse gas emissions.
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Environmentally Optimal, Nutritionally Sound, Protein and Energy Conserving Plant Based Alternatives to U.S. MeatStudy
A study identifies plant-based meat alternatives that are nutritionally sound and environmentally optimal for reducing food-related emissions.
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A Heatwave in Greenland
An opinion piece discusses the implications of recent extreme heat events occurring in Greenland.
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Marine heatwaves a bigger threat to coral reefs than previously thought, scientists findStudy
New research finds that marine heatwaves pose a more significant threat to coral reef survival than previously estimated.
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Climate change likely to increase human exposure to toxic methylmercuryStudy
A study suggests that climate change will likely increase human exposure to toxic methylmercury in the environment.
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Ocean temperature 'surprises' becoming more commonStudy
Scientists report that unexpected ocean temperature fluctuations are occurring with increasing frequency.
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Back-to-back low snow years will become more commonStudy
Research indicates that consecutive years of low snowpack will occur more frequently due to ongoing climate change.
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Climate change could shrink oyster habitat in CaliforniaStudy
Research indicates that climate change impacts could significantly reduce suitable oyster habitats along the California coast.
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Ten years of icy data show the flow of heat from the Arctic seafloorStudy
Ten years of observational data reveal new insights into heat flow from the Arctic seafloor.
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Climate change conversations can be difficult for both skeptics, environmentalists
Research explores the psychological and social challenges of discussing climate change between skeptics and environmentalists.
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Climate change: UK's 10 warmest years all occurred since 2002
Official data confirms that the ten warmest years in the UK have all occurred since 2002.
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Scientists Confirm It's Hotter Now Than It Has Been in the Last 2,000 Years
Scientists confirm that current global temperatures are higher than at any point in the last 2,000 years.
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Siberian Wildfires Prompt Russia to Declare a State of Emergency
Russia has declared a state of emergency in response to massive, widespread wildfires burning across Siberia.
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July was the warmest month on record in Boston, Portland, Hartford, and Manchester
Several major cities in the Northeastern United States recorded their warmest July on record.
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Alaska’s summer heat has been ‘basically off the charts’
Alaska has experienced record-breaking summer temperatures that significantly exceed historical norms.
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The Arctic Is Experiencing Its Worst Wildfire Season on Record
The Arctic is currently experiencing its most intense wildfire season since record-keeping began.
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The Arctic Is on Fire, and It Might Be Creating a Vicious Climate 'Feedback Loop'
Arctic wildfires are raising concerns about the potential for a self-reinforcing climate feedback loop.
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Earth’s temperatures are skewed hot. Expected cool weather in a few spots doesn’t change that.
Analysis explains why localized cool weather does not negate the broader trend of global temperature increases.
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California’s recurring wildfire problem, explained
An explainer details the factors contributing to the recurring nature of wildfire seasons in California.
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What exactly are heat domes and why are they so long-lasting and miserable?
An explainer describes the meteorological mechanics behind the formation and persistence of heat domes.
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Europe’s heat wave is about to bake the Arctic
Meteorological patterns indicate that a heatwave affecting Europe is moving north to impact the Arctic region.
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Killer Heat Waves Are Becoming Much More Common. Fortunately Scientists Are Getting Better at Predicting Them
Scientists are improving their ability to forecast heat waves, which are increasing in frequency due to climate change.
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Synopsis: ENSO-neutral conditions may transition to La Niña coStudy
NOAA reports that ENSO-neutral conditions may transition to La Niña.
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Synopsis: ENSO-neutral conditions may transition to La Niña coStudy
Climate experts indicate a potential transition from ENSO-neutral conditions to La Niña.
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Station 48400 - Ocean Climate Station PapaStudy
Ocean Station Papa provides critical long-term data on ocean climate conditions and carbon uptake.
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Powerhouse: the startup making solar the most accessible energy in the world
A startup is working to increase global access to solar energy technology.
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The geography of American climate confusion: a visual guide
A visual guide explores the varying levels of public understanding and confusion regarding climate change in the United States.
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Policy database – Data & StatisticsStudy
The IEA maintains a database tracking global energy and climate policy developments.
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Policy database – Data & StatisticsStudy
The IEA provides a database tracking global energy policies and statistics.
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Home - Climate Program OfficeStudy
The NOAA Climate Program Office provides information on its research initiatives and climate-related programs.
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Home - Climate Program Office
The NOAA Climate Program Office provides research, data, and information regarding climate variability and change.