What is driving warming: emissions, fossil fuels, land use, the science that ties them to rising temperatures — and the steps backward: targets scrapped, rules rolled back, protections cut, and the disinformation and corruption behind them.
November 2026
- Turkey Unveils $500 Billion Energy Plan Built on Gas, Solar, Nuclear
Turkey announced a $500 billion energy plan that includes significant investments in natural gas alongside solar and nuclear power.
- India’s power demand hits record 160 BU in October as coal stocks fall to five-year low
India's power demand reached a record high in October, coinciding with a five-year low in coal stockpiles.
- The French Oil Firm That’s Powering Data Centers in Texas
A French oil company is expanding its operations to power data centers in Texas using fossil fuel energy.
- Qatar in Talks to Buy More US LNG, Diversify Supply Outside Persian Gulf
Qatar is negotiating to increase exports of liquefied natural gas to the United States.
- Back From the Dead: Shuttered, Bloomberg-Backed Climate Project That Paid Salaries of Government Lawyers Quietly Reappears in Vermont
A report details the reappearance of a controversial climate-focused legal program that provides funding for government lawyers in Vermont.
- Democrats' big win clouds the permitting picture
Political shifts in the US Congress create uncertainty regarding the future of energy infrastructure permitting processes.
- Isuzu weighs emissions credit purchases as electrified D-Max and MU-X alternatives remain absent
Isuzu considers purchasing emissions credits as it lacks electrified alternatives for its D-Max and MU-X models.
- Anthropic’s New IPO Filing Puts AI and Data Center’s Energy and Emissions in Focus
Anthropic's IPO filing highlights the significant energy consumption and carbon emissions associated with AI data centers.
- Green promises, dirty energy: Why the world's fossil fuel dependence remains COP Summit 2026 biggest testClickbait
The upcoming COP summit faces significant challenges in addressing the world's continued reliance on fossil fuels.
- BMW uses Australian EV sales volume to offset V8 emissions under fleet rules
BMW is utilizing electric vehicle sales in Australia to offset emissions from high-polluting V8 vehicles under fleet regulations.
- Congress drafted a historic climate bill. Environmental groups want to kill it.
Environmental groups are actively opposing a climate bill currently being drafted in Congress.
- California professors challenge Trump administration over canceled science grants
Professors are challenging the administration's decision to cancel various science grants.
- Inventory of Methane Emissions in Kazakhstan's Oil and Gas Sector | OGCI & Carbon LimitsStudy
The OGCI and Carbon Limits have published an inventory of methane emissions for Kazakhstan's oil and gas sector.
- The invisible maths behind cloud carbon accounting
An analysis explores the technical challenges and methodologies involved in calculating carbon footprints for cloud computing.
- The hazy road to Antalya: India's carbon trading scheme faces delays
India's proposed carbon trading scheme is facing implementation delays, hindering the country's progress toward its climate targets.
- Gate-to-gate life cycle assessment with primary plant data estimatesStudy
Researchers developed a life cycle assessment method using primary plant data to estimate industrial emissions.
- Biochar’s Hydroxyl Radicals Shield Soil Carbon in Acidic Soils by Suppressing EnzymesStudy
Researchers found that hydroxyl radicals in biochar suppress enzymes, helping to stabilize and protect soil carbon in acidic environments.
- US Loses a Football Field of Forest Every 2 MinutesStudy
A satellite tracking study reveals the U.S. loses 350,000 acres of forest annually, resulting in significant carbon dioxide emissions.
- Low storage buffers in Europe could prolong global gas market tightness well into 2027Study
Low gas storage levels in Europe may lead to continued global market tightness through 2027, according to the IEA.
- Few Repercussions for Oil Firm’s Continued Leaks After Couple’s Death From Toxic Gas
Oil company leaks in Texas remain largely unpunished following a fatal incident involving toxic hydrogen sulfide gas exposure.
- On Wall Street, the ‘energy transition’ includes natural gas and data centers
Wall Street investment strategies for the energy transition increasingly include support for natural gas infrastructure and data centers.
- High expectations but no agreement on Antarctic marine protection, krill fishing
International regulators failed to reach an agreement on new marine protected areas or krill-fishing limits in the Southern Ocean.
- Brazil election sparks threats to reinvade Indigenous Amazon territory
A Brazilian judge ordered security forces to protect Indigenous land from planned reinvasions by non-Indigenous occupants.
- UK makes huge aid cuts to Commonwealth nations despite warm words at Chogm summit
The UK government has significantly reduced overseas aid to Commonwealth nations, including funding for climate-related nature projects.
- Zero emissions commitment depends on warming levelStudy
New research shows that the amount of warming occurring after emissions cease depends on the total warming level reached.
- Utilities lobby for shield from wildfire costs
Utilities are lobbying for legal protections against the rising costs associated with wildfire damages.
- Just five countries have active deadlines to phase out fossil fuel subsidies
Only five countries currently have active, legally binding deadlines to phase out their fossil fuel subsidies.
- Exclusive / BP not eyeing return to renewables
BP has reportedly decided against increasing its investments in renewable energy, signaling a retreat from its previous transition goals.
- Development banks count data centres as climate finance
Development banks are facing criticism for classifying investments in energy-intensive data centers as climate finance.
- Global Gas Security Review 2026Study
The IEA released its 2026 Global Gas Security Review assessing international supply and demand dynamics.
- Congress Is Cutting Off Transportation Investments that Help Families Save Money
Congressional cuts to transportation funding threaten projects that could reduce emissions and help families save money.
- They Are Trying to Silence Us
The West Virginia Attorney General has initiated an investigation into the NRDC and other environmental groups, raising concerns about the suppression of climate advocacy.Also: Black By God
- California voters could reshape the state’s landmark environmental law with Prop. 45
California voters are considering a ballot measure that could weaken the state's existing environmental protection laws.
- CO₂ Data Under Review: NASA Finds New Insights on Global WarmingStudy
NASA is reviewing new data regarding atmospheric CO2 levels and their implications for global warming.
- The Deceptions That Crippled a Renewable Energy Industry
An investigation explores the deceptive practices that hindered the development of the renewable energy industry.
- Scoop: Effort to restart Palisades reactor $1B over budget, year behind schedule
Efforts to restart the Palisades nuclear reactor are facing significant delays and a $1 billion budget overrun.
- American Lung Association, et al. v. Environmental Protection AgencyStudy
A legal filing outlines a challenge against the EPA regarding environmental regulations.
- More of the Same Expensive Dependence on Fossil Fuels in TEP and APS 2026 Energy Plans
Arizona utilities TEP and APS filed energy plans that continue to rely on fossil fuels despite incorporating some new renewable energy and storage.
- Fleet leasing and logistics sectors call for realistic policy as ZEV mandate responses filed
Fleet and logistics sectors are lobbying for changes to the UK's Zero Emission Vehicle mandate, citing concerns over implementation feasibility.
- Why a post-Newsom California may dial down tech, climate cooperation with China
Political shifts in California may lead to reduced cooperation with China on climate and technology initiatives.
- Marathon profit beats estimates on soaring margins; strikes $4.2 billion refinery deal with CVR
Marathon Petroleum reported strong profits and announced a multi-billion dollar refinery deal with CVR Energy.Also: Reuters
- North Carolina's clean energy sector faces political, market headwinds
North Carolina's clean energy sector is encountering significant political and market-based obstacles to further development.
- Karnataka’s Proposed Auto and EV Testing Centres Face Uncertainty Amid Land Allocation Dispute
A land dispute in Karnataka is delaying the development of proposed testing centers for electric vehicles.
- DOGE cuts cost tribes $470M, gutting funding for climate projects
Proposed government budget cuts to tribal funding are expected to eliminate significant resources previously allocated for climate-related projects.Also: Canary Media
- Which Countries Have Exceeded Their Carbon Budgets?Study
New analysis identifies which nations have already exceeded their fair share of the global carbon budget required to limit warming.
- ‘Bookkeeping Trick’ and Fuzzy Math Conceal the Climate Impacts of Beef, Researchers Say
Researchers argue that current accounting methods fail to accurately reflect the significant climate impact of global beef production.
- OGCI 2026 Progress Report: what the results show, and what comes nextStudy
The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative releases a progress report detailing industry efforts and future climate-related objectives.
- Will a Proposed Law Let Trump Handcuff His Successors to Fossil Fuels?
A proposed legislative measure raises concerns about potential long-term legal entrenchment of fossil fuel infrastructure.Also: Washington Monthly
- Obernolte, Pfluger target California emissions waivers
U.S. lawmakers are attempting to revoke California's authority to set its own stricter vehicle emissions standards.
- Florida AG sues climate analytics provider First Street over home risk scores
Florida's Attorney General has sued a climate analytics firm over the methodology used for home risk assessments.Also: Responsible Investor, ESG Dive, ThePrint, Yahoo Finance, The Cool Down, MoneyWise.com, Responsible Investor, Claims Journal, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore Sun and 16 others
- El Nino-Driven Drought Drives Surge in India's October Diesel DemandStudy
El Niño-induced drought in India has led to a surge in diesel demand for irrigation and power generation.Also: The Economic Times
- Georgia leads the nation in permanent forest loss | Exclusive
Georgia leads the United States in permanent forest loss, contributing to regional carbon sequestration declines.
- Canada presenting itself as climate leader at COP31, despite policy rollbacks
Canada faces criticism for promoting its climate leadership while simultaneously pursuing domestic policy rollbacks.Also: Toronto Star, Penticton Herald
- Coal India records all-time high coal supplies at 70.3 MT in October, up 19%
Coal India reported record-high coal supplies of 70.3 million tonnes in October, a 19% increase.
- TotalEnergies projects three global energy pathways to 2060, warns of climate risksStudy
TotalEnergies has released three potential energy transition pathways through 2060, acknowledging associated climate risks.
- Divergent nitrous oxide accounting can distort crop carbon intensity scores and agricultural tradeStudy
Inconsistent nitrous oxide accounting methods may lead to inaccurate carbon intensity assessments in agricultural trade.
- Eni’s Report Says Global Energy Demand Rose 1.3% YoY in 2025Study
Eni reports that global energy demand increased by 1.3% in 2025.
- WCL production rises 15.9% to 32.96 MT in April-October period
Western Coalfields Limited reported a 15.9% increase in coal production for the April-October period.
- DEFRA does not consider climate change a ‘principal’ financial risk
The UK's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs does not classify climate change as a primary financial risk.
- U.K. Bars Swedish Climate Scholar and Palestinian Rights Advocate Andreas Malm from Entering the Country
The UK government has barred climate scholar Andreas Malm from entering the country.
- Generative assimilation and prediction for weather and climateStudy
Researchers developed a new generative AI method to improve weather and climate prediction accuracy.
- US pushes to restore Russian gas sales to Europe via Ukraine, WSJ reportsReprint
The US is reportedly pushing to restore Russian natural gas sales to Europe through Ukraine.
- Bangladesh’s LNG Crunch Is a Warning for Emerging Markets
Bangladesh's struggle to secure LNG supplies highlights risks for emerging markets dependent on volatile fossil fuel imports.
- World's energy supply buffers have been eroded, ADNOC CEO says
The CEO of ADNOC stated that global energy supply buffers have been significantly reduced.
- Japan extends transition bond push despite fossil-fuel reliance
Japan continues to issue transition bonds despite ongoing reliance on fossil fuels in its energy mix.
- Amazon withdraws plan for Westborough drone delivery facility, says it looks toward ‘next steps’
Amazon withdrew plans for a Westborough drone delivery facility following opposition from a local community group.
- National and Labour won’t commit to assessing EV Salary Boost leasing scheme
Major political parties in New Zealand have declined to commit to an assessment of the EV Salary Boost leasing scheme.
- Greenpeace to appeal after North Dakota court denies new trial request, failing to rectify error-filled trial in Energy Transfer SLAPP lawsuit
Greenpeace is appealing a court decision in a lawsuit involving Energy Transfer.
- Exclusive: Government's Regional Pricing Plan Faces Solar Industry Backlash
The South Korean solar industry is opposing a government plan for regional electricity pricing.
- Tokyo, Chubu Power Price Hit Multi-Year High as Fuel Costs Climb
Tokyo and Chubu power prices reached multi-year highs as the cost of fossil fuels used for electricity generation climbed.
- 3D vs 2.5D Scaling: Embodied Emissions in Chipletized GPUs - News and StatisticsStudy
A technical report compares embodied emissions associated with different GPU manufacturing scaling technologies.
- Banpu extends co-firing to all three Chinese CHP plants
Banpu has expanded its coal co-firing operations across all three of its Chinese combined heat and power plants.
- US Natural Gas Rises on Lower Appalachian Output, Cooler Weather
US natural gas prices increased due to a combination of reduced Appalachian production and changing weather patterns.
- COAL INDUSTRY ADVISORY BOARDStudy
This is a landing page for the IEA's Coal Industry Advisory Board.
- Human Bodies Are Producing Two Billion Tons of CO2 a YearStudy
A study estimates that human metabolic processes contribute two billion tons of CO2 annually, though this is part of the natural carbon cycle.
- Consumption Habit Causes Climate ChangeClickbait
An opinion piece discusses the role of individual consumption habits in driving climate change.
- EU to Delay Methane Emissions Rules After Pushback From Governments
The European Union is delaying new methane emissions regulations following pressure from member state governments.
- New Data Centers in the US Set to Wipe Out 15 Years of Greenhouse Gas Reductions
New data center expansion in the United States threatens to offset 15 years of greenhouse gas emission reductions.
- AI Growth Pushes US Carbon Emissions to Mexico-Level Highs
Rapid growth in AI infrastructure is contributing to a significant increase in US carbon emissions.Also: mronline.org
- STUDY: Climate Change is Real, But Overblown Alarmist Claims Mislead Canadians and Hide True Costs and Trade-Offs of Climate Policies
A report argues that climate alarmism obscures the economic trade-offs associated with current climate policies.
- OPEC+ keeps December oil output targets steady ahead of tougher call for 2027
OPEC+ maintained current oil production targets for December while preparing for future policy adjustments.
- Standard Bank faces complaint over alleged greenwashing
Standard Bank faces a formal complaint alleging greenwashing in its financial practices.
- “World to Add Less Clean Capacity” | Reading and Podcast Picks - November 1st, 2026
Global projections indicate a slowdown in the addition of new clean energy capacity.
- Germany must do more to boost gas reserves as storage levels hit record low, lobby group says
A German industry group warned that the country must increase gas reserves as storage levels have reached record lows.
- Volkswagen admits that electric vehicles are less profitable than gasoline-powered cars.Reprint
Volkswagen executives stated that electric vehicles currently yield lower profit margins compared to traditional internal combustion engine cars.
- IEX Q2 FY27 slides: RTM surges to 41% as exchange eyes coal, gas expansion
The Indian Energy Exchange is expanding its coal and gas trading operations amid rising power demand.
- No quorum limits AC P&Z work session as specialists raise renewable energy concerns
Local planning officials in Arizona faced delays in a work session regarding concerns over proposed renewable energy projects.
October 2026
- How Trump Is Dismantling America’s Scientific Research Machine
The current administration is actively dismantling federal scientific research infrastructure and institutions.Also: The Boston Globe $
- Inside Big Beef’s ‘90s campaign to rewrite its climate story
Reporting reveals historical industry efforts to influence public perception regarding the climate impact of beef production.Also: Caledonian Record
- Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Danielle Smith Announce MOU Implementation Agreement, Moving a West Coast Oil Pipeline Forward
Canadian officials have signed an agreement to advance the development of a new West Coast oil pipeline.Also: Reuters
- Trump boosted half of US coal plants with taxpayer dollars and ‘free passes to pollute’, report saysReprint
An Environmental Defense Fund analysis reports the Trump administration provided $950 million and regulatory exemptions to nearly half of U.S. coal plants.
- Hawaii Protests Bill Shielding Oil Firms From Climate Suits
Protesters in Hawaii are opposing legislation that would provide legal protections to oil companies against climate-related lawsuits.Also: Hawaii News Now
- The EPA is quietly killing its web archive
The EPA is reportedly removing historical climate and environmental data from its public web archives.
- Climate skeptics used AI to review their work. It told them they were biased.
AI analysis of climate skeptic research indicates that the work produced by these groups contains significant bias.
- Taking the blame off El Niño
Researchers analyze the extent to which climate change, rather than El Niño, drives recent extreme weather patterns.
- Ottawa’s tailpipe emissions delay a ‘wait and see’ approach to U.S. policy: experts
Canada is delaying new tailpipe emissions regulations while waiting to align its policy with the United States.Also: CHAT News Today
- US Natural Gas Drillers Scale Up as Demand GrowsReprint
US natural gas companies are increasing drilling operations in response to rising market demand.
- Healey to veto new offshore wind projects if they will not lower bills
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey will veto offshore wind projects that fail to demonstrate clear cost reductions for ratepayers.
- Vietnam cuts retail electricity price, removes gasoline tax from November 1
Vietnam reduced retail electricity prices and removed gasoline taxes starting November 1, potentially impacting fossil fuel consumption.
- Pennsylvania Opens a New Loophole for Oil and Gas Wastewater Disposal
Pennsylvania has introduced a new policy allowing for the disposal of oil and gas wastewater through less regulated channels.
- Colombia's U-turn on carbon tax threatens fatal blow to projects
Colombia's decision to reverse its carbon tax policy threatens the viability of ongoing climate projects in the country.
- Two GB News Directors Have Investments in Oil Companies Behind Rosebank and Jackdaw
Investigation reveals financial conflicts of interest among GB News directors regarding investments in major oil and gas projects.
- Ohio Denies Evidence of Fracking Waste in Drinking Water. Its Own Records Show Otherwise.
Ohio officials deny evidence of fracking waste in water supplies despite internal records suggesting contamination.
- The Sydney suburbs left exposed as government fails to deliver on flood levees
Sydney suburbs remain vulnerable to flooding as the government fails to complete promised levee infrastructure projects.
- Wyoming Teams With Trump Administration to Expedite Energy, Industrial Projects
Wyoming is partnering with the federal government to expedite permitting for industrial and energy projects.
- Big polluters get exemptions. Your lungs don’t.
Environmental advocacy highlights how regulatory exemptions for polluters negatively impact public health and air quality.
- The five largest EU economies look off track for their 2030 climate targetsStudy
Analysis indicates that the five largest EU economies are currently not on track to meet their 2030 climate targets.
- Restraining order blocks probe into climate change claims from environmentalist groups
A court issued a restraining order blocking an investigation into climate change claims made by environmental groups.
- India Funds Leave Investors Clueless on Climate Risk, Study SaysStudy
A new study finds that Indian investment funds lack transparency regarding the climate-related financial risks in their portfolios.Also: Bloomberg $
- Big Oil Cashes in on Trump Campaign Investment, Doubles Earnings Compared to Last Year
Major oil companies reported significantly higher quarterly earnings, with Shell achieving its highest profit since 2022.
- Harley-Davidson’s electric motorcycle brand LiveWire warns it may not survive
LiveWire, Harley-Davidson's electric motorcycle brand, has warned of potential insolvency, causing its stock price to drop significantly.
- El Niño Is Going to Supercharge Global Carbon Emissions
Scientists warn that the current El Niño weather pattern is expected to significantly increase global carbon emissions.Also: Yale E360
- From closing window to overshoot: The retreat on climate action
Analysis highlights a global retreat from climate action as targets are missed and policy momentum stalls.
- UN climate panel to resume in December after key report deadlock
The UN climate panel will reconvene in December following a deadlock over a critical scientific report.
- Global renewable energy growth faces grid bottlenecks as capacity additions set to slow in 2026
Global renewable energy growth is expected to slow by 2026 due to significant grid infrastructure bottlenecks.
- Reg Wrap: OCC sets up climate stand-off with California
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is entering a regulatory conflict with California regarding climate-related financial policies.
- Oil giants report windfall profits as high gas prices loom over the election
Major oil companies are reporting high profits while gasoline prices remain a significant issue for voters.
- Key Democrat warns permitting bill could create "gold rush for gas"
A Democratic lawmaker warns that proposed permitting legislation could inadvertently trigger a significant expansion of fossil fuel infrastructure.
- A Decade of Carbon Dioxide Data from Space Gets an UpgradeStudy
NASA has upgraded its satellite-based atmospheric carbon dioxide monitoring system to provide more accurate global data.Also: Phys.org
- Exclusive | Little-known California climate rule could drive banks out of the state, feds warn
Federal officials warn that a California climate disclosure rule could cause banks to exit the state's market.Also: New York Post
- Kitsap to vote on energy measure, as PSE pours millions into campaign against it
Puget Sound Energy is funding a campaign to oppose a local energy measure in Kitsap County.
- Ukraine pauses strikes on Russian refineries after pressure from Trump, WSJ reports
Ukraine has suspended attacks on Russian oil refineries following pressure from Donald Trump, according to reports.
- US lawmakers urge Trump administration to oppose Colombia’s Amazon aerial spraying plans
U.S. lawmakers are urging the State Department to oppose Colombia's plan to resume aerial spraying of coca crops in the Amazon.
- Volkswagen hits pause on the Golf EV as it faces an ‘urgent need for action’
Volkswagen has paused the development of its electric Golf model due to internal pressure to reduce costs.
- Lack of wildfire reform is having ‘dire and escalating impacts’: SCE
Southern California Edison states that a lack of wildfire reform is causing escalating impacts.
- Canada Falling Further Behind On 2030 Climate Target, Auditor General SaysStudy
Canada's Auditor General reports that the country is failing to meet its established 2030 climate targets.
- Ghana risks missing 2030 methane emission targets as funding shortfalls threaten progress
Ghana faces challenges in meeting its 2030 methane reduction targets due to significant funding shortfalls.Also: Modern Ghana, Modern Ghana
- Shipowners flag flawed EU emissions rules ahead of 2027 carbon tax
Shipowners are criticizing EU emissions regulations, arguing they are flawed ahead of the implementation of a 2027 carbon tax.
- Fierce debate as California changes course in central water hub
California faces intense debate over policy shifts regarding water management in the state's central hub.
- Experts to lawmakers: Limits on utility liability may ‘seriously threaten’ CA insurance
Experts warn that limiting utility liability for wildfires could threaten the stability of California's insurance market.
- EIX Q3 Earnings Call Highlights Urgency of Wildfire Reform
Edison International's earnings call emphasized the urgent need for wildfire reform policies.
- Concrete Does Absorb CO2, but a 2026 Study Finds It’s Under 10% of What Cement EmitsStudy
Research indicates that concrete absorbs less than 10% of the carbon dioxide emitted during its production.
- Protect farmer energy independence: 20 organizations sign a letter denouncing a proposed rule targeting rural energy assistance
Twenty organizations signed a letter opposing a proposed rule that would restrict rural energy assistance programs for farmers.
- Battery storage system removed from solar power plans in Canton
A battery storage component has been removed from a proposed solar power project in Canton, New York.
- SENER Extends Battery Storage Call Deadline to March 2027Reprint
Mexico's energy ministry has delayed the deadline for a battery storage procurement call until March 2027.
- Haverhill, Mass., Bans Data Centers, Unplugs Battery Zone
Haverhill, Massachusetts, has implemented a ban on new data centers and restricted battery storage facilities.
- Tax relief on electric company cars falling to 12% next yearReprint
Tax relief for electric company cars in the UK is scheduled to decrease to 12% next year.
- As Permitting Bill Debate Approaches, Senators Have Fresh Doubts and an Ultimatum
Environmental groups are opposing a U.S. Senate permitting reform bill, arguing it weakens regulatory barriers for energy projects.
- COP co-host Australia ‘offshores’ more emissions than 44 low-income countries combined
Global Witness reports that Australia's exported fossil fuel emissions exceed the combined total of 44 low-income countries.
- New rules would let harvesters take Great Barrier Reef coral mid-bleaching
New regulations allowing coral harvesting during bleaching events represent a step backward for reef protection and climate resilience.Also: newsport daily
- Existing Fossil Fuels Threaten Pollution 7x the 1.5°C Carbon BudgetStudy
Existing fossil fuel infrastructure contains enough carbon to exceed the 1.5°C global warming budget by seven times.
- New Zealand: three years of systematic climate policy rollbacksStudy
A report documents three years of systematic rollbacks of climate policies by the New Zealand government.
- NZ’s controversial methane targets could spark global race to the bottom, enable cover-up of 10 billion tonnes of climate pollution this decade
Greenpeace warns that New Zealand's proposed methane targets could undermine global climate efforts and obscure significant emissions.Also: The Daily Blog
- Nations accused of undermining science at UN nature talks
Several nations are accused of obstructing scientific consensus during ongoing UN biodiversity and nature negotiations.
- The methane hunters
Researchers are utilizing new technologies to track and mitigate methane emissions.Also: University of Rochester
- Benchmarking Methane and Other GHG Emissions of Oil & Natural Gas Production in the United StatesStudy
A new report provides a benchmark for methane and greenhouse gas emissions across the United States oil and natural gas industry.Also: ERM
- China’s Construction Carbon Footprint Is 36 Times Its Direct Emissions, Study FindsStudy
A study finds that China's construction sector has a carbon footprint 36 times larger than its direct operational emissions.
- Largest meat and dairy exporters could conceal over 1.5 billion tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions if controversial accounting metrics adopted
Greenpeace warns that new accounting metrics could allow meat and dairy companies to hide 1.5 billion tonnes of emissions.Also: Greenpeace
- EU climate ambitions face voter backlash as energy bills soar
Rising energy costs are contributing to voter backlash against European Union climate policies.Also: Euronews.com
- As Trump Backs a Gas Pipeline, New York’s Climate Priorities Face a Test
New York faces a test of its climate priorities as federal support for a natural gas pipeline project challenges state environmental protections.
- How the Far-Right Uses Climate Disasters to Build Political Power
This report examines how far-right political groups leverage climate-related disasters to consolidate political influence.
- Alphabet Stock Falls 10% as Google’s AI Boom Pushes Emissions Up
Google's rising energy consumption due to AI development has contributed to increased emissions, impacting investor sentiment.
- GHG Protocol Delays Tougher Scope 2 Rules After Corporate Pushback
The GHG Protocol has delayed the implementation of stricter Scope 2 emissions reporting rules following pressure from corporate stakeholders.Also: ESG Today
- Canada’s ‘Responsible’ Data Centre Principles Have a Credibility Problem
DeSmog reports on concerns regarding the credibility of industry-led sustainability principles for data centers.
- Study: Regional climate initiative could add nearly $1.5B in electricity costs
A study suggests that a regional climate initiative could increase electricity costs by nearly $1.5 billion.Also: ESS News, Boston Herald
- Volkswagen Q3 Loss Largest Since Dieselgate
Volkswagen reported a significant quarterly operating loss, largely driven by a major write-down of its stake in Porsche.
- Mozambique: CR20G completes main structure of coal-crushing building for Vulcan IPCC project
Construction has been completed on a coal-crushing facility for a mining project in Mozambique.Also: Club of Mozambique
- In eastern Montana, a new oil pipeline comes with perils and a potential payday
A new oil pipeline project in eastern Montana presents economic opportunities alongside significant environmental and climate risks.
- In Suriname’s Amazon, the Wayana community struggling to keep gold miners at bay
The Wayana community in Suriname is struggling to protect their rainforest territory from illegal and legal gold mining operations.
- Investigations into Singapore palm oil firm find family ties to Borneo deforesters
Investigations link a Singapore-based palm oil firm to deforestation activities in Borneo, despite claims of sustainable production.
- “Peak Greenwashing”: Two Bills in Congress Endorse Misleading Recycling Claims
Two new congressional bills are facing criticism for allegedly endorsing misleading recycling claims, a practice described as greenwashing.
- Florida's education commissioner responds to criticism over science standards
Florida's education commissioner addresses criticism regarding the state's handling of climate science in school curricula.
- Dominion asks SCC to recoup RGGI costs from customers, adding up to $13 to bills monthly
Dominion Energy is seeking regulatory approval to pass costs associated with Virginia's participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative onto its customers.
- Livestock-Free Zone Policy Cuts Local Emissions but Leaks 3.14 Times More Carbon Next DoorStudy
Research indicates that livestock-free zone policies can lead to carbon leakage, where emissions increase significantly in neighboring regions.
- New tracker shows supermarkets are “blind” to methane emissions despite their major climate impact
A new tracker indicates that major supermarkets lack visibility into the methane emissions associated with their supply chains.
- Northern Ice Sheets May Have Sent a Cold Signal South That Helped the Southern Ocean Lock Away Carbon, Model SuggestsStudy
A climate model suggests northern ice sheets helped the Southern Ocean sequester carbon during past cooling periods.
- Canada’s climate policies criticised as EU seeks partnership
Canada faces international criticism regarding the adequacy of its climate policies during partnership negotiations with the European Union.Also: Euronews.com
- Fires and weak monitoring hinder reforestation efforts in Mozambique
Mozambique faces high deforestation rates, with fires and inadequate monitoring hindering ongoing reforestation efforts.
- Plans to Build Another Battery Center in Goleta Put on Pause
Plans for a new battery storage facility in Goleta have been paused, delaying local clean energy infrastructure development.
- TCS Comments at Hearing on Extension of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting Deadline
An advocacy group submitted comments regarding a proposed extension for greenhouse gas emissions reporting deadlines.
- Lactic Acid Bacteria Choice and Temperature Shape Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Oat SilageStudy
A study examines how specific bacteria and temperature conditions influence greenhouse gas emissions during the fermentation of oat silage.
- China’s Crop Carbon Footprints Reveal a Stark North-South Emissions DivideStudy
A study analyzes the regional disparities in carbon footprints associated with crop production across China.
- Scientists discover methane-producing microbes in coastal sand that recover quickly after oxygen exposureStudy
Researchers identified coastal sand microbes that produce methane and recover rapidly after exposure to oxygen.
- Trump announces end of Biden-era methane rule, citing $45B in savings
The Trump administration announced the end of Biden-era methane regulations, citing projected economic savings of $45 billion.
- Canada’s EV mandate repeal enters final days of public consultation
Canada is nearing the end of public consultations regarding the potential repeal of its electric vehicle mandate.Also: Drive Tesla Canada
- Extreme weather is creating a perfect storm of misinformation. Here’s what’s at stake.
Extreme weather events are fueling a surge in climate misinformation, complicating public understanding and disaster response.
- US public lands tracker highlights the collective impact of Trump policiesStudy
A new tracker documents that Trump administration policies have removed protections from over 86 million acres of U.S. public lands.
- Greenhouse gas emissions from commercial aviation in 2023Study
The International Council on Clean Transportation released data detailing greenhouse gas emissions from the commercial aviation sector in 2023.
- Canada won’t condemn states blocking key UN climate report
The Canadian government has declined to publicly condemn nations that are actively blocking the release of a key UN climate report.
- Powerful Interests Aim to Weaken California’s Landmark Environmental Law
Corporate interests are funding a ballot measure in California aimed at weakening environmental review requirements for major development projects.
- US data center buildout risks erasing years of climate progress
The expansion of U.S. data centers could negate years of progress made in reducing national climate emissions.Also: The Detroit News
- Franco-German Car Deal Criticized by EU Climate Chief
The EU climate chief criticized a Franco-German agreement on car emissions standards, citing concerns over potential setbacks for climate targets.
- Wind Projects Become Bargaining Chip in Trump's Permitting Push
Wind energy projects are being used as leverage in President Trump's efforts to overhaul federal permitting processes.Also: Bloomberg $
- FALSE: Clouds and albedo changes do not account for all modern warming
Fact-checkers debunk the claim that cloud and albedo changes are responsible for modern global warming.
- New dataset tracks 272 years of global carbon dioxide emissions to 2022Study
A new comprehensive dataset tracks global carbon dioxide emissions over a 272-year period ending in 2022.
- Donald Trump announces end of methane emissions regulations (with video)Reprint
Donald Trump announced the termination of federal regulations governing methane emissions.
- Trump scraps Biden-era methane rules, says move will save $45 billion, unlock oil suppliesReprint
Trump scrapped Biden-era methane rules, citing economic savings and the goal of increasing oil supplies.
- Methane Rollback: EPA Puts $45 Billion on the Table. Here Is Who Saves
An analysis examines the financial implications for the oil and gas industry following the planned rollback of federal methane regulations.
- 'Startling act of climate hypocrisy': Scottish ministers approve new carbon capture gas power station at Peterhead
Scottish ministers approved a new gas-fired power station with carbon capture, drawing criticism for climate hypocrisy.
- Trump cuts slashed $156 million in Virginia solar funding. What’s next?
Federal funding cuts have eliminated $156 million in solar energy support for Virginia projects.
- Low-lying Pacific nation: Tuvalu has 'limited' power to halt its fossil fuel investments: NZ govt papers seen by AFP
Leaked government documents suggest Tuvalu has limited influence over its fossil fuel investments managed by New Zealand.Also: RNZ
- Louisiana DEQ Issues Rushed, Controversial Air Permit to Proposed Hyundai Steel Facility
Louisiana regulators approved an air permit for a proposed Hyundai steel plant that critics argue fails to meet clean air promises.
- Trump Hasn’t Been Advancing New Wind Farms During Permitting Talks
The Trump administration has reportedly failed to advance new wind energy projects despite claims of progress in permitting negotiations.
- FALSE: This global temperature graph is not accurate
Fact-checkers debunked a viral, inaccurate graph misrepresenting global temperature trends.
- Climate group accuses oil majors of profiting from market disruption as El Niño threatens lives
Advocacy groups criticize oil companies for profiting from market disruptions while climate-driven disasters like El Niño threaten vulnerable populations.
- Greenwashing Is Following the Energy Transition
Greenwashing practices are increasingly appearing within the global energy transition sector.
- Indonesia’s Coal-Powered Nickel Boom Raises Emissions Questions for EV Batteries
Indonesia's reliance on coal-powered energy for nickel mining raises concerns about the carbon footprint of electric vehicle batteries.
- China Steps Back From Promoting Second-Life EV Batteries
China is scaling back its promotion of second-life EV battery programs as its electric bus fleet reaches maturity.
- Climate talk in annual reports tracks higher carbon emissions at Chinese firmsStudy
An analysis of annual reports indicates that carbon emissions at many Chinese firms are trending upward.
- Growth in Southern Africa Still Runs on Carbon, 25-Year Study FindsStudy
A 25-year study reveals that economic growth in Southern Africa remains heavily dependent on carbon-intensive energy sources.
- Aston Martin Delays EVs To Keep The V12 Alive
Aston Martin is delaying its electric vehicle rollout to continue producing internal combustion V12 engines.
- The world is on course to exceed the internationally agreed 1.5°C warmReprint
Global climate projections indicate the world is on track to exceed the 1.5°C warming threshold.Also: Nation Thailand
- World to add less clean energy capacity this year, renewables agency chief says
The head of the International Renewable Energy Agency reports a global slowdown in new clean energy capacity additions.
- Europe inches closer to watering down its 2035 ban on new petrol and diesel cars
European officials are considering weakening the 2035 ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles.
- Article | Florida attorney general sues leading climate modeler over property scores
Florida's attorney general has initiated a lawsuit against a climate modeling firm over its property risk assessments.Also: POLITICO Pro
- ZEV mandate U-turn risks carbon spike equal to over half of Rosebank oil field’s emissions
A reversal of the UK's zero-emission vehicle mandate is projected to increase carbon emissions significantly.
- UN warns national climate pledges amount to global emissions cuts of just six per cent by 2035Study
The UN warns that current national climate pledges will only reduce global emissions by six percent by 2035.
- EU Lawmakers Move to Relax 2035 Car Emissions Rules as Industry Presses for Greater Flexibility
EU lawmakers are considering weakening 2035 vehicle emission regulations following pressure from the automotive industry.
- 'Another Year, Another New Record': UN Highlights Rising Greenhouse Gas Levels Ahead of COP31
The UN reports that greenhouse gas levels have reached a new record high ahead of upcoming climate negotiations.
- Two Thousand Years Ago, a New Ice Age Began—but Human-Caused Climate Change Recently Reversed It, According to New ResearchStudy
New research suggests human-caused climate change has reversed a natural cooling trend that began 2,000 years ago.
- The Carbon Footprint of the Ultrarich
This analysis explores the disproportionate carbon footprint generated by the ultra-wealthy.Also: Time Magazine
- Japan's EV subsidies face uncertain future as country's 'DOGE' takes aim
Japan's EV subsidies face potential cuts or elimination as government officials scrutinize spending programs.Also: Nikkei Asia
- Weaker EV targets could result in more than half of Rosebank’s emissions, ECIU warns
The ECIU warns that weakening EV targets could lead to significant increases in carbon emissions, potentially offsetting climate gains.
- GM plant closures expose US electrification retreat
General Motors' plant closures signal a broader retreat from electrification goals within the United States automotive industry.Also: GoAutoNews Premium
- Super-rich get ‘double dividend’ from causes and costs of climate crisis, report finds
An Oxfam report claims the ultra-wealthy profit from both the causes of climate change and the subsequent disaster recovery efforts.
- This Oil Company Is Linked to 1,000 Pollution Incidents and Other Violations. Oklahoma Never Punished It.
An investigation found that an oil company in Oklahoma faced no regulatory punishment despite being linked to 1,000 pollution incidents.
- Carney Fast-tracks New Pipeline As Climate Change Worsens |
A new pipeline project has been fast-tracked despite ongoing concerns regarding climate change impacts.
- Trump’s cuts have exposed US to ‘cascade’ of El Niño dangers, experts warn
Experts argue that previous policy cuts have left the United States more vulnerable to the impacts of El Niño.
- China’s solar installations fall 54% year on year despite September rebound
China's solar installations experienced a 54% year-on-year decline despite a slight recovery in September.
- Fossilflation: how fossil fuel prices drive inflation
Greenpeace analysis explores how volatile fossil fuel prices contribute to broader economic inflation, a phenomenon termed fossilflation.Also: Greenpeace
- McCuskey says environmental groups are spreading climate science misinformation
A state official has accused environmental organizations of spreading misinformation regarding climate science.Also: Mountain State Spotlight
- 321A - Atmospheric CompositionStudy
This technical resource outlines the study of atmospheric composition and its impact on Earth's climate.
- Anthropic's S-1 reveals infrastructure and gas plans, but not emissions
Anthropic's S-1 filing discloses infrastructure and natural gas plans but omits detailed information regarding the company's emissions.
- IMO Net-Zero Framework: Shipping Carbon Pricing Hangs on December 2026 Vote - News and Statistics
The International Maritime Organization's decision on shipping carbon pricing is scheduled for a vote in December 2026.
- ANALYSIS: Nigeria's first methane disclosure raises questions over repeated figures, missing data
An analysis of Nigeria's first methane disclosure report highlights concerns regarding data accuracy and missing information.
- The Safeguard Mechanism is a key barrier to Australia’s fossil phaseout
An opinion piece argues that Australia's Safeguard Mechanism is hindering the transition away from fossil fuels.
- China Solar Installations Drop 53.9% in 2026 as Pricing Reform Weighs on Growth - News and StatisticsStudy
Solar installations in China dropped by 53.9% in 2026, attributed largely to recent pricing reforms.
- California utility grid reliabilty faces questions as state phases out natural gas plants
Critics question California's grid reliability as the state moves to phase out natural gas power plants.
- New Report Keeps Tabs on ACC’s Utility Bias that Ends up Hurting Wallets
A Sierra Club report alleges that the Arizona Corporation Commission is favoring utilities at the expense of ratepayers and public health.
- Behind the Headline: Data Centers and the Environment
An analysis explores the environmental footprint and energy demands of modern data centers.
- Carbon Dioxide Enhanced Oil Recovery (CO2 EOR) Market To Reach $3.1 Billion By 2030 Driven By Expanding Industry DemandReprint
Market projections suggest the carbon dioxide enhanced oil recovery industry will grow significantly by 2030.
- Supermarkets accused of ‘lacking leadership’ over continued methane inaction
Supermarkets face criticism for failing to take sufficient action to address methane emissions within their supply chains.
- Nigeria's First Company‑Level Greenhouse Gas Disclosures Raise Concerns Over Data Quality
Concerns have been raised regarding the quality of data in Nigeria's first company-level greenhouse gas disclosures.
- Utah farmers have to wait longer for renewable energy funding under a new rule
New regulations in Utah have delayed access to funding for renewable energy projects for local farmers.Also: St. George News
- Community solar bills languish as Michigan debates energy affordability
Proposed community solar legislation in Michigan is stalling amid ongoing political debates regarding energy affordability.
- Colorado communities press pause on data centers
Colorado communities are pausing new data center developments due to concerns over energy consumption and grid impact.
- Spain eases clean energy rules for data centres amid Big Tech backlash
Spain is relaxing clean energy requirements for data centers to address industry concerns regarding power grid connectivity.
- Tanzania announces first gas discovery in more than 10 years
Tanzania announced its first discovery of natural gas in over a decade, signaling potential new fossil fuel development.
- Uniper earns methane reporting award as Uniper stock sits 21.44 percent below its high
Uniper received an award for methane reporting while the company's stock price remains significantly below its peak.
- UN climate science body left in limbo without budget sign-off after deadlock
The UN's climate science body faces operational uncertainty after member states failed to reach an agreement on its budget.
- COP31 hosts Türkiye, Australia continue to pursue coal expansion ahead of climate talks, says Urgewald reportStudy
A report finds that COP31 hosts Türkiye and Australia are continuing to expand coal operations.
- Clean energy project cancellations outpace new U.S. investments by $8.2 billion, E2 findsStudy
E2 reports that clean energy project cancellations in the U.S. have outpaced new investments by $8.2 billion.
- Trump’s fresh campaign against wind power puts permitting deal in doubt
Political opposition to wind power is threatening the future of a bipartisan permitting reform deal.
- UK considers cutting 2030 EV sales target from 80% to as low as 50%
The UK government is considering reducing its 2030 electric vehicle sales target from 80% to 50%.
- NY will appeal federal rulings striking down Climate Change Superfund Act
New York state will appeal federal court rulings that invalidated its Climate Change Superfund Act.
- Organized crime is growing along highway in a pristine section of the Amazon: StudyStudy
A new study links organized crime to illegal logging and land clearing along a major highway in the Brazilian Amazon.
- New Mexico off track for 2030 greenhouse gas goal, environment official says
New Mexico officials report that the state is currently failing to meet its established 2030 greenhouse gas reduction targets.
- Sharp policy U-turn could slow the spread of electric cars in the UKReprint
A shift in UK automotive policy is expected to slow the transition to electric vehicles.Also: Металлургпром
- Production Agriculture Is Driving Grasslands Loss Across North AmericaStudy
New research indicates that commodity crop expansion is driving the loss of nearly 2 million acres of North American grasslands annually.
- Big Oil Wins Big In BC ElectionReprint
The victory of the Conservative Party in British Columbia signals a potential shift in provincial policy regarding oil pipelines and tanker bans.
- ‘Hybrid weapon of war’: Why climate disinformation could be a growing public health threat
Climate disinformation is increasingly viewed as a public health threat that undermines collective action and scientific understanding.Also: AOL.co.uk
- Google AI finds more methane plumes in NASA satellite dataStudy
Google AI technology has identified additional methane emission plumes using satellite data from NASA.Also: Bioengineer.org
- EU Delays Methane Import Rules By a Year
The European Union has postponed the implementation of its methane import regulations by one year.
- Lula wins fourth term as forest finance and oil expansion test climate ambitions
President Lula's new term faces challenges regarding forest finance and continued oil expansion.
- 11 GW of Clean Energy Got Stuck Last Year. It Is Getting Worse.
A significant amount of clean energy capacity remains stalled, with grid interconnection delays worsening over the past year.
- Greenwashing fears may drive up the cost of climate financeStudy
Concerns regarding greenwashing in financial markets may increase the costs associated with securing climate-related investments.
- Political battle intensifies within Labour over Rosebank oil field
Scottish Labour leadership is pressuring the energy secretary to approve the Rosebank oil field, a move criticized by climate advocates.Also: Scottish Greens
- Thailand prepares higher excise tax on imported electric vehicles — Bangkok PostReprint
Thailand is planning to increase excise taxes on imported electric vehicles.Also: UA.NEWS
- Federal Conservatives pitch bill that would end BC's tanker ban
Federal Conservatives introduced a bill aiming to repeal British Columbia's ban on oil tankers.
- Off-grid data centers have 60-80% higher emissions
Analysis indicates that off-grid data centers generate 60-80% higher emissions compared to grid-connected facilities.
- Third data center gas plant seeks approval, as gas pipeline expansion advances
A new gas plant for a data center and a pipeline expansion are moving forward in Nevada.
- IPCC Deadlocked Over Report Schedule
The IPCC is reportedly facing internal disagreements regarding the scheduling of its upcoming climate assessment reports.
- Clean energy groups, states oppose MISO’s large load-generation study plan
Clean energy groups and states are challenging a grid operator's proposed study plan for new power generation.
- Morro Bay City Council plans to ban battery storage plants
The Morro Bay City Council is considering a ban on the development of battery energy storage plants within city limits.
- Assemblywoman Fantasia Questions Constitutionality, Cost of Climate Change Bill
A New Jersey assemblywoman is challenging the constitutionality and economic impact of proposed climate change legislation.
- Canada Pension Plan Investment managers criticised in St. John's for investing in fossil fuel companies and those with ties to Israel
Canada Pension Plan managers face criticism for investments in fossil fuel companies.
- Can GM Stock Balance Strong Q3 Earnings With Its 365M-Ton Emissions Challenge?Clickbait
Financial analysis examines how General Motors plans to reconcile its quarterly earnings with its substantial carbon emissions footprint.Also: CarbonCredits.com
- Anthropic's move to dedicated data centers pulls it deeper into the energy supply chain
Anthropic's investment in dedicated data centers increases its direct involvement in energy supply chains and electricity demand.
- Climate disruption alert: Global emissions hold steady while Trump’s America fuels more warming
Global emissions remain stagnant while US policy shifts under the current administration are projected to increase warming.
- Soil carbon sequestration identified as a research gap in studies of livestock methane emissionsStudy
Researchers identify a lack of data on soil carbon sequestration in current studies concerning livestock methane emissions.
- The digital revolution has a hidden environmental cost
The rapid expansion of digital infrastructure is creating significant, often overlooked environmental and carbon costs.
- Cyprus shipping faces costly LNG dilemma as IMO emissions battle intensifies
Cyprus shipping companies face economic challenges as they navigate new IMO emissions regulations and LNG transitions.
- SolarEdge to cut another 200 jobs as restructuring continues
SolarEdge is laying off 200 employees as part of an ongoing corporate restructuring process.
- Exclusive: Democrats lay groundwork to probe Trump's diesel deal
Democrats are initiating an investigation into a deal involving former President Trump related to diesel fuel regulations.
- IAC Calls For Technology-Neutral Mobility Policy, Cites Tamil Nadu And Karnataka Auto LPG Models
The India Auto LPG Coalition is advocating for technology-neutral mobility policies rather than focusing solely on electric vehicles.Also: BW Auto World
- UK approves North Sea gas field despite climate and cost concerns
The UK government has approved a new North Sea gas field despite significant climate and cost concerns.
- As energy costs soar, Healey has embraced an ‘all-of-the-above’ approach — alienating some climate activists
Governor Healey's shift toward an 'all-of-the-above' energy policy has drawn criticism from climate activists concerned about fossil fuel reliance.
- How fossil fuel lobby is undermining democracy
An analysis examines how the fossil fuel industry's lobbying efforts impact democratic processes.Also: The Fifth Estate
- World Is on Track for Up to 2.8 Degrees of Warming Despite Clean Energy Boom
Despite growth in clean energy, the world remains on track for up to 2.8°C of warming.
- Policy U-turn could stall Britain’s take-up of electric vehicles
A potential policy reversal in the UK threatens to slow the adoption of electric vehicles.Also: AOL.com
- Amid Iowa’s Water Crisis, Factory Farms Get a Pass on Environmental Permitting
Iowa factory farms face criticism for environmental regulation failures that contribute to water pollution and broader ecological degradation.
- Geopolitical Tension and Funding Cuts Are Crushing Arctic Wildlife Research
Geopolitical tensions and reduced funding are hindering critical scientific research on Arctic wildlife.
- Turkey Courts Gulf Oil Weeks Before Hosting The World's Climate TalksReprint
Turkey is seeking new oil partnerships with Gulf nations shortly before hosting global climate negotiations.
- Delaying methane rules could cost €185bn while gas goes to waste, expert warns
Experts warn that delaying methane regulations could result in significant economic losses and wasted natural gas.
- Grid bottlenecks threatening India’s renewable energy growth, Centre warned
Experts warn that grid infrastructure bottlenecks are currently threatening the growth of renewable energy in India.
- Le Pen vows to revive oil prospecting in France, calling 2017 ban "stupid"Reprint
Marine Le Pen pledged to reverse France's 2017 ban on oil prospecting, aiming to resume domestic exploration.
- Rosebank: Life on the oil field at the centre of a political storm
A profile of the Rosebank oil field highlights the ongoing political and environmental debate surrounding new fossil fuel extraction projects.
- Distrust of International Organizations Hampers Climate Action in Houthi-Controlled Areas of Yemen، Armed Group
Political distrust is hindering the implementation of climate action programs in Houthi-controlled regions of Yemen.
- Arctic ice had been expanding for at least 1,000 years before reaching its greatest extent around 1960; rStudy
A study indicates Arctic ice expanded for a millennium before reaching its maximum extent around 1960.Also: The Times of India
- U-turn on EV policy could stall UK’s take-up of EVs | Fiona Harvey and Jasper Jolly
An opinion piece argues that a UK government policy U-turn could hinder the adoption of electric vehicles.
- Trump’s DOE Budget Request Cuts Weak Bets And Useful Energy Research Together
The proposed DOE budget cuts funding for both ineffective hydrogen projects and established clean energy technologies.
- Emissions reduction: industry, farmers warn Labor against cap on carbon offsets
Australian industry and farming groups are lobbying against proposed caps on carbon offsets.
- Experts caution youths against actions that worsen climate change impact
Experts are advising youth to avoid behaviors that exacerbate the impacts of climate change.
- In the Dominican Republic, some early rooftop solar adopters will pay a new fee on exported power
The Dominican Republic is imposing a new fee on exported power for early rooftop solar adopters, potentially discouraging further renewable energy investment.
- US states sue Big Oil over alleged climate deception
Multiple US states have filed lawsuits against major oil companies alleging decades of climate deception.
- Trump Cuts to Clean Energy Linked to $83 Billion in Delayed or Canceled Projects
Cuts to clean energy incentives are linked to the cancellation or delay of $83 billion in projects.
- A Potent Climate Super-Pollutant Is Surging in BeijingStudy
New research shows that while other pollutants are declining in Beijing, concentrations of a potent greenhouse gas are surging.
- Trump Targets $6.2 Billion Offshore Wind Project Nearing Completion
Political opposition is targeting a major offshore wind project nearing completion, threatening its development.
- Climate Change: Rising Emissions and the Cost of Trump’s Climate Retreat
Analysis examines the projected increase in emissions and economic costs resulting from the reversal of climate policies.Also: MarketExpress, MarketExpress
- The BoM’s temperature record keeping is under attack – again. What’s going on? | Temperature Check
Australian climate scientists defend the Bureau of Meteorology's temperature datasets against recurring, unfounded claims of widespread data manipulation.
- Neta Crawford says armies are a 5.5%-of-emissions blind spot: the COP31 fight over military carbon
Researcher Neta Crawford highlights that global military activities account for 5.5% of annual greenhouse gas emissions.
- Europe's Plan To End ICE Vehicles Is Starting To Fall Apart
Political and industry challenges are creating uncertainty for Europe's goal to phase out internal combustion engine vehicles.
- US Power Use to Beat Record Highs in 2026 and 2027 as AI Use Surges, EIA SaysStudy
The EIA projects record-high US power consumption in 2026 and 2027, driven largely by the energy demands of artificial intelligence.
- China’s clean air drive quietly dimmed a hidden climate-warming aerosolStudy
Research shows that China's efforts to reduce air pollution have inadvertently accelerated warming by removing cooling aerosols.
- Gavin Newsom’s Secret Fracking Ban Comes Undone
A legal challenge has overturned a previous administrative effort to restrict fracking in California.
- AI Carbon Footprint: What One Prompt, Image, Video and Model Really Emit
An analysis quantifies the carbon emissions generated by various AI tasks, including prompts, image generation, and model training.
- Methane leak rules are in force in Czechia, but a fight is underway over a law to ensure inspections and penalties
While methane leak rules are active in Czechia, legislative debates continue regarding the enforcement of inspections and penalties.
- Beijing Maize Trial: Two Treatments Lowered Net GWP; Methane UnmeasuredStudy
A maize trial in Beijing demonstrated that specific agricultural treatments can reduce net global warming potential, though methane emissions were not measured.
- The Volvo EX30 Joins America's Growing EV Graveyard
A report discusses challenges facing the adoption of the Volvo EX30 in the United States market.
- Vietnam proposes five-year car tax break extension to 2032
Vietnam is proposing an extension of car tax breaks until 2032, potentially delaying the transition to electric vehicles.
- How an Amazon Frontier Town Became a Bolsonaro Stronghold
An Amazon frontier town has become a political stronghold for Bolsonaro, reflecting local opposition to environmental regulations.
- Nanoparticle Measurement Challenges Obscure Aerosol Cloud Interactions in ArcticStudy
Measurement difficulties regarding nanoparticles are hindering the understanding of aerosol-cloud interactions in the Arctic, which are critical to climate modeling.
- Traffic Emissions in Helsinki Reveal Hidden Inverse and Indirect Impacts on Urban AirStudy
A study in Helsinki analyzes how traffic emissions create complex, indirect impacts on urban air quality.
- Data centers plan massive pollution build-out
Data centers are planning significant infrastructure expansions that are expected to increase regional pollution levels.Also: Daily Kos, TechSpot, Tom's Hardware, Tom's Hardware, Insurance Journal, UA.NEWS, The Verge, Bloomberg $, Bloomberg $, Bloomberg $ and 2 others
- Satellite detects 166 major methane leaks at New Mexico oil and gas operations
Satellite monitoring identified 166 significant methane leaks at oil and gas facilities in New Mexico.
- Facing Climate Lawsuits, Big Oil Again Turns to US Supreme Court
Oil companies are petitioning the U.S. Supreme Court to block ongoing climate-related litigation.Also: EnergyNow
- Major emitters fall short on climate action despite health pledges
Major global emitters are failing to meet climate action targets despite previous commitments to prioritize public health.
- Trump again targets offshore wind, risking deal to speed approvals of new energy projects
Renewed political opposition to offshore wind threatens agreements intended to accelerate energy project approvals.Also: Canary Media
- German Chancellor Officially Announces Internal Combustion Engine Phase-Out Ban Is History – Academician Ding’s Bold Prediction Comes True
The German Chancellor has announced that the planned phase-out of internal combustion engines will not proceed.
- Tierras y deforestación: la disputa que impulsa a Bolsonaro en un bastión amazónico
Land disputes and deforestation in the Amazon are central issues driving political support for Jair Bolsonaro in key regions.
- Coal in a green mask: Indonesia’s co-firing plan will harm, not help, the climate
Indonesia's plan to use coal co-firing is criticized as a false climate solution that will increase emissions.
- West Virginia investigates climate, environmental groups over alleged ‘deceptive’ acts
West Virginia officials are investigating environmental groups for alleged deceptive practices regarding climate advocacy.
- EU Carbon Market Shake-Up: Nearly 100 Million More Free Permits for Industry
The EU is increasing the allocation of free carbon permits to industry, a move that may weaken emissions reduction incentives.Also: CarbonCredits.com
- Lufthansa Loses Greenwashing Lawsuit, Rebrands Green Fares As Impact Fares
Lufthansa rebranded its 'Green Fares' after losing a greenwashing lawsuit.Also: One Mile at a Time
- France joins Germany in fight against ban on new cars with combustion enginesReprint
France has joined Germany in opposing the European Union's planned ban on new combustion engine cars.
- Global Gas Security Review and Q4 Gas Market ReportStudy
The IEA released its quarterly report on global gas market security and supply trends.
- Indonesians allege social media posts on wildfires and haze are being censored
Indonesian health advocates allege that social media platforms are censoring content regarding wildfire-related health risks.
- IPCC fails to agree on climate science report timeline for sixth time, drawing criticism from vulnerable nations
The IPCC has failed for the sixth time to agree on a timeline for its next climate science report, drawing international criticism.
- Idealism vs. affordability: How high gas prices and Trump forced Newsom to recalibrate his climate agenda
Political and economic pressures have forced California Governor Newsom to scale back aspects of his climate agenda.Also: Los Angeles Times $
- Snowpack surveys reveal hidden patchwork of winter carbon emissions in Arctic tundraStudy
Research indicates that Arctic snowpack hides a complex, variable pattern of winter carbon emissions previously unaccounted for in climate models.Also: Bioengineer.org
- In North Carolina, FEMA rules push owners to let beach houses collapse into the ocean
FEMA policies in North Carolina are criticized for incentivizing the abandonment of beach houses rather than proactive relocation.Also: The Cool Down
- Aussie energy giant ticks off UN
An Australian energy company faces criticism from the UN regarding its climate-related activities and emissions.Also: Yahoo News Australia
- Estonia supports postponing methane requirements
Estonia has officially expressed support for postponing the implementation of EU methane emission requirements.Also: ERR
- Kenya Model Estimates 26.7Mt CO₂e From Assessed Farm SystemsStudy
A new model estimates that assessed farm systems in Kenya produce 26.7 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent.Also: streamlinefeed.co.ke
- Bolsonaro Embraced by Amazon Town Rebelling Against Green Policies
Residents of an Amazon town are supporting Bolsonaro due to his opposition to restrictive environmental policies.Also: Bloomberg $
- Coal Production Emerges as Key Bottleneck in Yellow River Basin’s Water-Energy-Land-Carbon CoordinationStudy
Coal production is identified as a primary obstacle to managing water, energy, and land resources sustainably in China's Yellow River Basin.
- Europe relaxes gas rules, America keeps tariffs on equipment
Europe has relaxed certain gas regulations while the U.S. maintains tariffs on energy equipment.Also: Tomorrow's Affairs
- Kenya’s First Camel Methane Trial Seeks Evidence On Climate Impact
Researchers in Kenya are conducting a trial to measure methane emissions from camels to better understand their climate impact.Also: Trendsnafrica
- Natural Gas, Solar Rules Change: The Week in EnergyReprint
Recent regulatory changes in Mexico impact the development and operation of natural gas and solar energy projects.
- The Kremlin says a first tanker of Russian diesel sets sail for the US despite Ukraine’s protests
A tanker carrying Russian diesel is en route to the U.S. despite protests regarding the import agreement.
- MIIT's New Plan Prioritizes Direct Green Power Access: Only 10% of 400 Related Projects Started – Policy Support Is Not the Missing Piece
Despite policy support, only 10% of planned green power projects in China have commenced, highlighting implementation challenges.
- Trump administration's $8 billion diesel aid for farmers to arrive after election, official says
A government official stated that diesel subsidies for farmers will be delayed until after the upcoming election.
- Trump's diesel price relief efforts grow costlier as election nears
Efforts by the Trump administration to provide diesel price relief to consumers have become increasingly expensive as the election approaches.
- Why soaring prices aren't breaking the diesel habit
High fuel prices have failed to significantly reduce reliance on diesel, highlighting challenges in transitioning away from fossil fuels.
- Turkmenistan and IOGP Europe discussed gas exports to the EU
Turkmenistan and European industry representatives held discussions regarding potential natural gas exports to the EU.
- Brookhaven 'in no rush' for permits for battery projects
Local officials in Brookhaven are delaying permitting processes for proposed battery storage projects.Also: Newsday
- Will new-type urbanization suppress rural carbon emissions in China?Study
A study examines whether new urbanization models in China can effectively reduce carbon emissions in rural areas.
- WM’s natural gas plant weeks from full production
A new natural gas facility in Ontario is nearing full production capacity.
- Campaigners say cows overtake cars in Wiltshire emissions
Campaigners in Wiltshire claim that livestock emissions have surpassed those from local vehicle traffic.
- Spanish steelmakers call for higher compensation for indirect carbon emission costs
Spanish steelmakers are lobbying for increased government compensation to offset the costs of indirect carbon emissions.
- New UN report shows world is falling behind in cutting global emissionsReprint
A new United Nations report indicates that global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are currently insufficient to meet climate targets.Also: WKYC
- Oil Market Report – November 2026Study
The IEA released its November 2026 report detailing current trends and data in the global oil market.
- Australia’s Victoria State Approves $700 Million Gas Project
The Australian state of Victoria has approved a new $700 million gas project, increasing fossil fuel infrastructure.
- Trump Ties Disaster Aid to Votes as Midterm Fight Heats Up
President Trump and JD Vance have linked the distribution of federal disaster aid to political support during campaign rallies.
- Wildfires cause Amazon to emit 1.17 billion more metric tons of CO₂ than it absorbsStudy
Wildfires caused the Amazon rainforest to become a net carbon source, emitting 1.17 billion metric tons more CO2 than it absorbed annually since 2010.
- Global warming will inevitably exceed the critical threshold of 1.5 degrees – UNReprint
The UN reports that global warming is on track to inevitably surpass the critical 1.5-degree Celsius threshold.
- End of the Pipeline: Managed vs market-driven routes to ending fossil fuel productionStudy
A report analyzes the differences between managed and market-driven strategies for phasing out global fossil fuel production.
- How the fossil fuel industry ‘captured’ Australia and maintains its political dominance
An investigation details how the fossil fuel industry maintains political influence and dominance within Australia.
- ‘Snipped And Posted’: How Pro-Oil Groups Generate Viral Content Online
Pro-oil groups are using viral social media content to influence public opinion on climate and energy issues.
- Andy Burnham vows UK will hit net zero target despite Jackdaw gasfield approval
UK official Andy Burnham defends the government's net-zero commitment despite the controversial approval of the Jackdaw gasfield.Also: The Conversation, Bournemouth Echo, Rayo, Substack, Substack, Rayo, Fox Business, The New York Times $, The New York Times $, Bloomberg $
- The hidden history of how Big Oil invented the American Dream
An analysis explores the historical role of the fossil fuel industry in shaping American consumer culture and the concept of the American Dream.Also: DCReport.org
- World Bank, IMF sideline climate at Bangkok meetings
The World Bank and IMF are facing criticism for failing to prioritize climate change issues during recent meetings in Bangkok.Also: Green Central Banking
- Ireland still relies on fossil fuel for almost 80% of energy as demand rises
Ireland remains heavily dependent on fossil fuels for 80% of its energy as national demand continues to rise.
- Global warming may have halted an emerging ice age, study suggestsStudy
Research suggests that human-induced global warming interrupted the natural progression of a new glacial period that began 2,000 years ago.
- Cuts to Satellite Program Add “Uncertainty” and “Risk,” Suggests GAO ReportStudy
A GAO report warns that budget cuts to satellite programs introduce significant risks and uncertainty for climate and weather monitoring.
- Court Slaps Down NYC’s Latest Attempt to Punish Energy Companies for Climate Change
A court dismissed New York City's lawsuit attempting to hold energy companies liable for climate change damages.
- Coastal construction projects threaten the mangrove forest that protects Vietnam's biggest city
Coastal construction projects in Vietnam are threatening the mangrove forests that provide essential protection for the country's largest city.
- Heidelberg Materials puts German carbon capture project on hold
Heidelberg Materials has suspended a carbon capture project in Germany, marking a setback for industrial decarbonization efforts.
- War in Iran drives energy transition + Methane Regulation: Ministries lack transparency
Recent reports highlight the impact of the Iran conflict on energy transitions and a lack of transparency in methane regulations.Also: Table.Briefings
- The failed ice age: Arctic ice was expanding for centuries before global warming stopped itStudy
A study reveals that Arctic ice expansion was halted by human-induced global warming, preventing a potential natural ice age.
- Amendment 3 could worsen South Florida flooding woes, say experts
Experts warn that a proposed ballot amendment could exacerbate existing flooding issues in South Florida.
- Hudbay, Mitsubishi greenlight Copper World project development in Arizona
Hudbay and Mitsubishi have approved the development of the Copper World mining project in Arizona.Also: International Mining
- Fossil fuels are hiding all over your house. We built a model home to show how.
A model home demonstration highlights the prevalence of fossil fuel-derived materials and products in everyday residential construction and living.
- Is the UK set to green-light a huge untapped oil field?
The UK government faces scrutiny over the potential approval of the Rosebank oil field, the country's largest untapped reserve.
- Massachusetts bill could hinder push to weatherize lower-income homes
A proposed Massachusetts bill could weaken existing energy-efficiency incentives for lower-income households.
- Net Power Surrendered Its Clean Dreams to Data Center Demand
Net Power has shifted its business focus toward supporting data center energy needs rather than its original clean energy mission.
- Data centers’ looming methane surge
The rapid expansion of data centers is raising concerns about a potential surge in methane emissions associated with energy demand.
- Tiny methane hotspots mean one-off well inspections could mischaracterise major leaksStudy
A study finds that infrequent well inspections often fail to detect intermittent methane hotspots, leading to underreported emissions.
- Saudi Arabia Raises Crude Exports in August Despite Record-Low Reported ProductionReprint
Saudi Arabia increased crude oil exports in August despite reports of record-low production levels.
- Changan drops its electric-only plan for Europe and launches the Deepal S05 PHEV
Changan has abandoned its plan to sell only electric vehicles in Europe, opting to launch a plug-in hybrid model instead.
- Canadian Oil Explorer Logan Energy Said to Weigh Potential Sale
Canadian oil explorer Logan Energy is reportedly considering a potential sale of the company.
- Another mining-linked pollution incident raises alarm over Zambia’s Kafue River
The Zambian government ordered a copper mine to address infrastructure weaknesses following reports of river pollution.
- The MBTA is buying 65 hybrid buses. They don’t count toward its climate goal.
The MBTA is purchasing 65 hybrid buses that do not qualify as zero-emission vehicles under its climate goals.
- ADNOC's XRG in talks to buy stake in Eni's Libya oil and gas business, sources say
ADNOC is reportedly in negotiations to acquire a stake in Eni's oil and gas operations in Libya.
- Trump admin finds yet another way to attack offshore wind
The Trump administration is actively working to block offshore wind projects by supporting legal efforts to strip them of federal approvals.
- Revealed: Expensive gas behind ‘nearly 90%’ of rise in UK electricity bills
High wholesale gas prices are responsible for nearly 90 percent of the recent increase in UK household electricity bills.
- FEMA won’t help Texans after July 2026 floods as agency tells states to lead disaster responseReprint
FEMA will not provide individual assistance to Texans following 2026 floods, shifting responsibility to state-led disaster response.
- The Secret Terms of Trump’s Venezuelan Oil DealReprint
Reporting details the undisclosed terms of an oil deal between the Trump administration and Venezuela.
- UN Report Shows How Killing Progress on Climate Pollution Is 'Trump's Real Legacy'Reprint
A UN report highlights the impact of Trump-era policies on stalling progress toward climate pollution reduction goals.
- Tesla energy revenue drops 16% as it refunds customers over tariffsStudy
Tesla reported a 16% drop in energy revenue, citing tariff-related costs despite increased battery deployments.
- After a Decade of Efforts to Regulate Methane, the Trump Administration Promises New Rules
The Trump administration is proposing new methane regulations for the oil and gas industry following years of regulatory debate.
- Texas data center boom could erase decades of progress on air qualityStudy
A new report warns that rapid data center expansion in Texas could reverse decades of air quality improvements.
- A key climate report was scrapped under Trump. Scientists plowed ahead with the research.
Scientists continued climate research despite the Trump administration's decision to scrap a key government report.
- Paris Agreement committee names three countries snubbing it over NDCs
A Paris Agreement committee identified three countries that have failed to submit their required national climate action plans.
- Under Bari Weiss, CBS News dismantled its climate team and retreated from climate reporting
A report alleges that CBS News reduced its climate coverage and dismantled its dedicated climate reporting team.
- Data Centers Are Burning Fossil Fuels. It’s Destroying Big Tech’s Climate Goals
Rising energy demands from data centers are increasing fossil fuel reliance, undermining the climate goals of major technology companies.
- Key EU lawmakers strike deal to relax 2035 car emissions target
EU lawmakers have reached a deal to relax the 2035 emissions targets for new cars.Also: EU Today
- EU Parliament mulls watered-down CO₂ reductions for cars in Auto Package debate
The EU Parliament is considering weakening CO2 reduction targets for vehicles within the upcoming Auto Package debate.
- USA: New Jersey county sues major oil companies over alleged climate deception and escalating climate damage
A New Jersey county is suing major oil companies for alleged climate deception and damages.
- Q&A: Why a pivotal IPCC meeting in Ethiopia ended in ‘profound disappointment’
IPCC member nations failed to agree on a timeline for future climate reports during a pivotal meeting in Ethiopia.Also: Menafn, SDG Knowledge Hub
- India curtails 96.9GW of solar PV in SeptemberStudy
India curtailed 96.9 gigawatts of solar power generation in September, highlighting grid integration and infrastructure challenges.
- Scientists say authors of a controversial government climate report made basic error
Scientists identified a fundamental error in a controversial government climate report.
- Why SMUD is backing away from its 2030 zero-carbon electricity goal
The Sacramento Municipal Utility District is delaying its 2030 zero-carbon electricity goal due to technical and infrastructure challenges.
- EU Methane Regulation: Commission proposes one-year postponement of key importer obligations
The European Commission has proposed a one-year delay for key importer obligations under the EU Methane Regulation.
- India Leads Global Absolute Emissions Growth
India has recorded the highest absolute growth in greenhouse gas emissions globally, according to recent data.
- Global warming caused by fossil fuel emissions acceleratingReprint
Global warming is accelerating due to the continued rise in greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel combustion.
- The climate-changing policy behind Türkiye’s floods
Environmental policy failures and land management decisions are identified as contributing factors to recent flooding in Türkiye.
- Battery Emissions, EVs, and the Bigger Climate Equation
An analysis examines the lifecycle emissions of electric vehicle batteries and their role in the broader climate equation.Also: EVWORLD.COM
- TVA can keep building $2.5B Kingston gas plant as legal fight continues
A court ruling allows the Tennessee Valley Authority to continue construction of a natural gas plant despite ongoing legal challenges.
- Germany seeks savings by scaling back renewable subsidies
Germany is planning to reduce renewable energy subsidies as part of broader efforts to cut government spending.
- Nevada Geothermal Auction Sparks Conflict with Solar Projects Amid Record Bidding
A geothermal auction in Nevada has sparked land-use conflicts with existing solar energy projects amid high demand for renewable energy sites.
- Grid queues and missing rules keep leading Nordic battery operator out of Denmark and Norway
Grid connection delays and regulatory gaps are preventing major battery operators from entering the Danish and Norwegian markets.
- Mars’ analysis reveals where retail emissions add up
Mars Incorporated released an analysis identifying the primary sources of carbon emissions within its retail and supply chain operations.
- New gas investments reaffirmation of commitment to Nigeria, says TotalEnergiesReprint
TotalEnergies reaffirmed its commitment to Nigeria through continued investments in gas infrastructure.
- Japan’s AI strategy sparks green transition fears
Japan's strategy to prioritize AI development is raising concerns about the potential for increased energy consumption and delayed green transitions.
- Lawsuit Seeks Records On Trump Administration’s Baseless Energy Claims
A lawsuit seeks to uncover records regarding energy claims made by the previous U.S. administration.
- Liberty Renewables announces delay in Hemlock Hollow wind farm in Allegany, Olean and Portville
Liberty Renewables has delayed the Hemlock Hollow wind farm project in New York, marking a setback for local renewable energy development.
- Halliburton Sees Multi-Year Demand Growth From Energy Disruption
Halliburton projects long-term demand growth for its services due to ongoing global energy supply disruptions.
- Chip Carbon Footprints Depend on How Fabs Allocate Emissions
The carbon footprint of semiconductor manufacturing varies significantly based on how facilities account for their energy-related emissions.
- Can radon help to improve methane emission estimates? Results from a dual-tracer inversionStudy
Researchers are testing the use of radon as a tracer to improve the accuracy of methane emission estimates.
- Trump admin cuts to satellites will set back US weather forecasting by a decade, experts say
Experts warn that Trump administration cuts to satellite programs will significantly hinder U.S. weather forecasting capabilities.Also: People.com
- Study: Climate Cost of Beef, Dairy Previously UnderestimatedStudy
A new study suggests that the greenhouse gas emissions associated with beef and dairy production have been significantly underestimated.
- COP31 hosts Australia and Türkiye plan oil and gas expansion
Australia and Türkiye, the hosts of COP31, are planning significant expansions of their oil and gas production sectors.
- How the gold boom is fuelling tree loss from Ghana to the Amazon
A gold mining boom is driving significant deforestation and environmental degradation across regions from Ghana to the Amazon.
- Global GHG Emissions Peak at 54.1 Billion TonsStudy
Global greenhouse gas emissions reached a record high of 54.1 billion tons, according to recent data.
- Cut in electric vehicle 2030 sales target considered by Government
The UK government is considering a potential reduction in its 2030 electric vehicle sales targets.
- National storage targets fall 45% short of COP29 pledge
Global national energy storage targets are currently 45% lower than the commitments made at COP29.
- Italy falling behind 2030 energy transition targets, report saysStudy
A new report indicates that Italy is failing to meet its 2030 energy transition targets.
- Norfolk considering rolling back building standards meant to boost climate resilience
Norfolk officials are considering weakening building standards that were originally designed to improve the city's climate resilience.
- Minns invokes One Nation to back coal jobs over climate targets
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns is prioritizing coal industry jobs over state climate targets, citing political pressure.Also: SMH.com.au, The Age
- UK Pays Record Sums to Balance Grid as Transmission Falls Behind
The UK is paying record costs to balance its electricity grid as transmission infrastructure fails to keep pace with renewable energy growth.
- France and Germany Seek Softer EU Car Rules, Push to Include Britain
France and Germany are pushing for softer EU car emissions regulations and seeking British participation in the effort.Also: Hungarian Conservative
- A New Jersey county joins wave of communities taking Big Oil to courtReprint
A New Jersey county joins a growing wave of local governments suing fossil fuel companies over climate impacts.
- India shelves coal import mandate for power plants, Bloomberg News reportsReprint
India has reportedly shelved a mandate requiring power plants to import coal, potentially impacting domestic fuel consumption patterns.
- Climate Denial In America’s Fastest Warming Congressional Districts
An investigation highlights the prevalence of climate change denial among political representatives in the fastest-warming U.S. congressional districts.
- STUDY: Despite Claims of a Green Energy Transition, Total Fossil Fuel Use in Canada Actually Increased Nearly 150% From 1965 to 2024Study
A study indicates that Canada's total fossil fuel consumption has increased by nearly 150% between 1965 and 2024.
- Watchdog group predicts utilities will oppose transmission reform that could yield 200 GW of clean energy
A watchdog group warns that utility companies may lobby against transmission reforms necessary for large-scale clean energy integration.
- What lies behind wind turbines’ defeats in Czech referendums? Disinformation, acceleration zones and government (non-)communication
Disinformation and poor communication are identified as key factors hindering wind energy projects in Czech referendums.
- WV Stahl warns Franco-German automotive proposal could weaken low-emission steel incentives
The German steel industry warns that proposed automotive emissions changes could undermine incentives for low-emission steel production.
- The fallout from Trump's Russia energy moves
The article analyzes the impact of potential energy policy shifts regarding Russia on global energy markets.
- ASEAN’s overlooked methane challenge
The ASEAN region faces significant challenges in addressing methane emissions, which remain largely overlooked in current climate strategies.
- Global Fossil CO₂ Emissions To Fall To 20bn Tonnes By 2050 – ReportStudy
A new report projects that global fossil fuel CO2 emissions will decline to 20 billion tonnes annually by 2050.
- China's Solar Exports Keep Falling as Beijing Mulls Export Controls
China's solar exports are declining as the government considers implementing export controls on solar technology.
- Toyota Asks Europe To Change Which Vehicles Count as Zero-Emission and Locally Made
Toyota is lobbying European regulators to change the criteria for which vehicles qualify as zero-emission.
- Governments Deadlocked Over Climate Science Ahead of COP31Reprint
International negotiations are stalled as governments disagree over climate science ahead of the upcoming COP31 summit.
- Aid cuts forcing fossil fuel dependence in East Timor
Reductions in international aid are forcing East Timor to rely more heavily on fossil fuel development.
- EXCLUSIVE: NC Gov Roy Cooper’s Top Climate Advisers’ Salaries Were Bankrolled by Environmentalist Nonprofit as They Imposed Left-Wing Climate Policies on State
A report alleges that private nonprofit funding influenced the climate policy agenda of North Carolina state advisers.
- Ithaca may halt Britain investment without Rosebank approval, FT reportsReprint
Ithaca Energy may suspend investments in Britain if the government fails to approve the Rosebank oil and gas field project.
- Venezuela oilfield hiring picks up as first wave of investment buildsReprint
Hiring activity in Venezuela's oil sector is increasing as new investment projects begin to materialize.
- Concerns mount over emissions from proposed Linn County gas plant
Local concerns are rising regarding the potential greenhouse gas emissions from a proposed natural gas power plant in Linn County.Also: Radio Iowa
- Earth-bound scientists validate space-based methane estimates
Scientists have successfully validated space-based methane monitoring data using ground-based measurement techniques.
- Oil Wavers as Iran Threats Vie With Robust Gulf Crude Flows
Oil prices fluctuate as market concerns over Iranian threats compete with high volumes of crude oil exports from the Gulf.
- Funding uncertainty threatens Tasmania’s gains against kelp-grazing sea urchins
Funding uncertainty threatens a Tasmanian program that incentivizes the harvesting of invasive sea urchins to protect kelp forests.
- Oil and gas emissions dropped in 2025 despite increased production: reportStudy
A report indicates that oil and gas sector emissions decreased in 2025 despite an overall increase in production volume.
- Record Power Demand Exposes a Natural Gas Market Divide
Rising power demand is highlighting disparities and supply challenges within the natural gas market.
- Thailand plans 30% excise tax on fully imported EVs from 2027
Thailand plans to implement a 30% excise tax on fully imported electric vehicles starting in 2027.
- Organic Eggs Have a Carbon Footprint Nearly Twice as Large
A study indicates that organic egg production has a higher carbon footprint than conventional methods due to land use and feed requirements.
- Council carbon footprint climbs as Mid Devon spends more on building projects
Mid Devon District Council reported an increase in its carbon footprint due to expanded building and infrastructure projects.
- The American livestock industry’s main lobbying group treated climate change as a PR problemReprint
The livestock industry's primary lobbying group has historically treated climate change as a public relations challenge rather than a scientific reality.
- After vowing to lead carbon neutrality… In court, power-generation public corporations say “Climate change has expanded farmland”
South Korean power companies are arguing in court that climate change has expanded farmland, contradicting their carbon neutrality commitments.Also: 경향신문
- The beef industry’s early response to global warming was to downplay it
Historical analysis reveals that the beef industry actively downplayed the role of livestock in global warming during its early research phases.
- ECB policymaker warns 1.5°C carbon budget is nearly spent
An ECB policymaker warns that the remaining carbon budget to limit warming to 1.5°C is nearly exhausted.
- Why the Greek PM wants the EU to relax its emissions policy
The Greek Prime Minister is advocating for the EU to relax certain emissions policies to protect industrial competitiveness.
- Europe could scrap 2035 petrol and diesel car ban under new emissions deal
European officials are considering a deal that could weaken or scrap the 2035 ban on petrol and diesel cars.
- China proposes export controls on solar-manufacturing technologies
China has proposed new export controls on technologies used in the manufacturing of solar energy equipment.
- Feds ordered a coal-burning power plant in Colorado to remain open. But it’s run less than 3 weeks since April.
A Colorado coal plant mandated by federal authorities to remain open has operated for less than three weeks since April.
- Oregon’s off track in reducing emissions from the transportation sector
Oregon is currently failing to meet its established targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector.
- Plug-in hybrids generate more emissions than previously thought
New data indicates that plug-in hybrid vehicles produce significantly higher real-world carbon emissions than official laboratory estimates suggest.
- Trump Has Largely Deprived the US Public of a Voice on Environmental Policy
The Trump administration has significantly reduced opportunities for public participation in federal environmental policy processes.
- France, Germany agree to ease car rules, fueling fears for Europe's battery industryReprint
France and Germany agreed to ease automotive emission rules, raising concerns about the competitiveness of the European battery industry.
- The Most Annoying Neighbor in This San Antonio Subdivision Is a Leaking Oil Well
Leaking oil wells in residential Texas subdivisions highlight the ongoing health and environmental risks posed by aging fossil fuel infrastructure.
- In New York City, nearly 2% of paid-for gas leaks away, costing customers $300 million a year
New York City loses approximately 2% of its natural gas to leaks, resulting in significant financial and environmental costs.
- From Ukraine to the Strait of Hormuz, the second energy crisis in five years is undermining resistance to the green transition
Geopolitical energy crises are creating economic and political headwinds that threaten the global transition to renewable energy.Also: EL PAÍS English
- The Fossil Fuel AxisClickbait
A video analysis examines the geopolitical influence and cooperation of major fossil fuel-producing nations.Also: Alive Tampa Bay
- In Adirondacks, battery storage moratoriums and bans stack up
Local governments in the Adirondacks are increasingly enacting moratoriums and bans on battery energy storage projects.
- No path forward for wind power project, APEX rep says
A wind power project in Ohio has been cancelled following a statement from an APEX representative.
- Carney’s pipeline push is unlikely to bring back Canada’s oil jobs boomReprint
Analysis suggests that new pipeline infrastructure is unlikely to restore the former boom in Canadian oil industry employment.
- Europe eases car emissions rules to protect auto industry, opens door for British-made vehicles
The European Union is relaxing car emissions regulations to support the automotive industry, marking a setback for climate policy.Also: Bilyonaryo Business
- Rule Lets Fossil Fuel Companies “Unintentionally” Kill Polar Bears and Walruses
A new rule allows fossil fuel companies to harm polar bears and walruses during industrial activities.Also: Truthout
- Franco-German Car Deal A ‘Historic Mistake’ That Weakens Climate Ambition And Europe’s Car Industry
A new agreement between France and Germany to weaken EU car CO2 standards is being criticized as a setback for climate policy.
- Toyota Wants Europe To Treat Some ICE Cars As Zero-Emission Vehicles
Toyota is lobbying European regulators to classify certain internal combustion engine vehicles as zero-emission.Also: Yahoo Autos, Yahoo Autos
- Toyota threatens UK retreat over electric car rules
Toyota has warned it may reduce its UK operations if the government maintains strict electric vehicle production mandates.Also: The Telegraph $
- Europe’s 2035 Gas-Car Ban Could Get Another Loophole
Proposed policy changes in Europe could introduce loopholes into the 2035 ban on new gasoline-powered cars.Also: Road Ethos
- Trump administration seeks to remove judge who rebuked it over tree removal
The Trump administration is attempting to remove a judge who previously ruled against the government regarding tree removal policies.
- China, US and India account for half of global emissions. Check top 10 countries
Data indicates that China, the U.S., and India are responsible for half of the world's total carbon emissions.
- Mercedes-Benz Stock Rises 2% on EU Emissions Relief as AI and Nvidia Bets Deepen
Mercedes-Benz stock rose following news of eased EU emission regulations for the automotive sector.
- Michigan ballot measure targets utility, insurance money in state campaigns
A proposed Michigan ballot measure seeks to restrict utility and insurance industry spending in state political campaigns.
- EMIT Version 2 Level 2B and Level 3, and Version 3 Level 2B Data Products ReleasedStudy
NASA released updated data products from the EMIT mission, which maps mineral dust sources to better understand their climate impact.
- Top global climate science body suspends meeting without deal on major review timeline
The IPCC suspended a meeting without reaching an agreement on the timeline for its next major climate assessment report.Also: The Guardian, Climate Home News, Phys.org, London Daily News, San Luis Obispo Tribune, UA.NEWS, energynews.pro, EnviroNews Nigeria, ThePrint, Digital Journal and 30 others
- Trump just effectively killed a popular solar energy program for rural America
The Trump administration has effectively terminated a federal solar energy program that supported rural communities.
- Ahead of Biodiversity Summit, UN Chief Warns Countries Are 'Subsidizing Suicide' by Backing Fossil Fuels
The UN Secretary-General criticized global fossil fuel subsidies as a dangerous practice that undermines climate and biodiversity goals.
- THE SHELL LEAKS FILES — 16 OCTOBER 2026
Leaked documents provide new information regarding Shell's environmental and operational practices.
- New Documents Expose Exxon’s Attempt to Suppress Damning Climate Evidence
Newly released documents suggest Exxon attempted to suppress internal evidence regarding climate change.
- Trump’s SEC is Threatening Big Investors That Pushed ExxonMobil on Climate Risk
The SEC is reportedly pressuring investors who are pushing ExxonMobil to disclose and address climate-related financial risks.
- Germany, France Push to Scrap Climate Neutrality Goal for Cars
Germany and France are advocating to remove the climate neutrality goal for vehicles in the European Union.Also: Bloomberg $
- France, Germany strike deal on car emissions and UK special status
France and Germany reached a deal regarding car emissions regulations and the status of British-made vehicles within European trade frameworks.Also: Reuters, StreetInsider, News24, Just Auto, News24, Tarmac Life, ET Auto, The Business Times, ET Auto, The Business Times and 15 others
- NY rejects Hudson Valley solar farm opposed by Trump administration
New York state rejected a proposed solar farm project that had faced opposition from the Trump administration.Also: Lohud
- Congress has a plan to stop Trump’s attack on offshore wind. It may not be enough.
Congress is attempting to protect offshore wind projects from potential executive branch rollbacks, though the effectiveness of these measures remains uncertain.
- Fundraising to protect oceans, forests and other key nature sites falling short ahead of UN summit
Global funding commitments for nature and ocean protection are currently falling short of targets ahead of a major UN biodiversity summit.
- About 2% of natural gas supplied to a Midwest city leaks into the atmosphereStudy
Data from Indianapolis indicates that approximately 2% of natural gas leaks into the atmosphere, primarily from residential and commercial buildings.
- US clean energy jobs fell in 2025 for the first time in yearsStudy
U.S. clean energy sector jobs declined in 2025 following policy shifts during the second Trump administration.
- The Trump Administration Is Still Messing with Offshore Wind Farms
The Trump administration continues to obstruct offshore wind projects through legal and regulatory challenges.
- EPA Delays 2025 Emissions Reporting Deadline to March 2027
The EPA has postponed the deadline for 2025 emissions reporting until March 2027.
- Under US pressure, World Bank says it will back gas “where appropriate”
The World Bank announced it will continue supporting gas projects under pressure from the United States.
- South Korea Turns to Dirty Coal as Winter Gas Squeeze Looms
South Korea is increasing its reliance on coal power to address potential natural gas shortages during the winter season.Also: Bloomberg $
- Arizona Joins Lawsuit Challenging the Federal Government’s Plan for the Colorado River
Arizona is suing the federal government over its new operating framework for the Colorado River, citing concerns over water management and legal standards.Also: AZ Luminaria, Factor This, The Center Square, ICT News, UA.NEWS, Yahoo, azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic, Arizona Mirror, Arizona Mirror, Los Angeles Times $ and 1 other
- Plastic industry bookkeeping plans hide chemical recycling harms, critics say
Critics argue that the plastics industry is using misleading bookkeeping to obscure the environmental harms of chemical recycling processes.
- Reform UK bids to scrap Kirklees Council's climate emergency declaration and 2038 net-zero target
A political party is attempting to rescind a local council's climate emergency declaration and net-zero target.
- Indianapolis methane assessment sheds new light on urban emissionsStudy
A new assessment of methane emissions in Indianapolis provides improved data for tracking urban greenhouse gas sources.
- Shippers' demand for lower-carbon marine fuels cools as IMO rules hang in balance
Uncertainty regarding International Maritime Organization regulations is causing shipping companies to delay investments in lower-carbon marine fuels.
- Rising Approvals Of Oil Drilling Permits Underscore Governor Newsom’s Expansion Of Oil Drilling Instead Of Shifting Away From Fossil Fuels As Promised, Consumer Advocates Say
Consumer advocates criticize Governor Newsom for increasing oil drilling permit approvals despite previous climate commitments.
- Europe's Auto Industry Faces New Trade-Off Between Emissions Rules and Local Production
The European auto industry is navigating a trade-off between meeting strict emission targets and maintaining local manufacturing competitiveness.
- France, Germany confirm ‘made in Europe’ deal as China eyes to flood EU with EVs
France and Germany confirmed a deal to protect European auto manufacturing amid concerns over rising Chinese EV imports.
- New Florida Legislation eliminates student fee funding for SGEF
New Florida legislation removes student fee funding for a sustainability group, hindering climate-related education and advocacy efforts.Also: The Crow's Nest
- ‘Perpetuating stupidity’: Indonesia comes under fire for response to burning and haze
Indonesia faces criticism for its response to forest fires and haze, with officials accused of failing to adequately manage the crisis.
- Why Congo Basin rivers consume more methane than European riversStudy
Research indicates that Congo Basin rivers consume more methane than European rivers, impacting global methane cycle understanding.
- Clean-fuel industry bodies accuse CAQM panel of bias towards EVs
Clean-fuel industry groups in India have accused a regulatory panel of showing bias toward electric vehicles over other low-emission fuels.
- Trump’s Foreign Policy Takes a Toll on Canadian Oil Prices
Trump administration foreign policies are impacting the pricing of Canadian oil exports.
- How much CO₂ do research labs emit? EPFL has a new way to find outStudy
Researchers at EPFL have developed a new methodology to measure and track carbon emissions from research laboratories.
- Harvard Resumes Climate Updates After Skipping Report Last Year, Omits Fossil Fuel Investment Figures
Harvard University released a climate report but excluded data regarding its fossil fuel investments.
- Nevada solar plant sells for cents on the dollar
A solar power plant in Nevada was sold at a significant loss following financial difficulties.
- FIS CO₂ emissions report for 2025/26 reflects improved estimates and more detailed reporting by organizersStudy
The International Ski and Snowboard Federation released an updated report detailing carbon emissions from its events.
- Ranked: The World’s Biggest Carbon EmittersClickbait
A listicle ranks the world's largest carbon-emitting nations.
- Atmospheric Composition and Dynamics Instruments at AmesStudy
This page details the instruments used at NASA Ames to measure atmospheric composition and dynamics.
- California leads lawsuit challenging Trump’s rollback of fuel economy rules
California is leading a multi-state lawsuit to challenge the Trump administration's rollback of federal fuel economy standards.
- Brazil’s election could determine the fate of the Amazon
The outcome of Brazil's election carries significant implications for the future of the Amazon rainforest and global carbon sequestration.
- Just what damage can the emissions from a new fossil fuel facility cause? A new tool has estimates
A new analytical tool has been developed to estimate the potential climate damage caused by emissions from new fossil fuel facilities.
- EU Methane Rule Delay Buys Little Time, No Certainty for US LNG
The EU's delay in implementing methane reporting rules creates uncertainty for US liquefied natural gas exports.
- Global Briefing: EU seeks one-year delay to fossil fuel methane reporting rules
The European Union is seeking a one-year delay for the implementation of fossil fuel methane reporting requirements.
- Greenhouse gas emissions from Swedish consumption increased in 2024Study
Swedish consumption-based greenhouse gas emissions rose in 2024, according to official statistics.
- Equinor scales back Troll electrification project, preventing drop in gas output
Equinor is scaling back the electrification of its Troll gas field to maintain higher gas output levels.
- EU Delays Methane Rules as Energy Crisis Forces Brussels to Ease Import RequirementsReprint
The European Union has delayed methane rules for importers, citing the ongoing energy crisis.
- 550-Mile Amazon Highway Shows Climate Stakes of Brazil’s Election
The construction of a 550-mile highway through the Amazon highlights the environmental stakes of Brazil's upcoming election.Also: Bloomberg $
- Late discord delays Franco-German deal on Made in Europe, car emissions
Disagreements between France and Germany delayed a final agreement on European car emission policies and industrial trade status.
- Fossil Fuels Are Winning the Battle for Easy Money
Fossil fuel companies continue to secure significant capital and investment despite global energy transition efforts.
- Countries most vulnerable to fossil fuel phaseout generate just 6% of global output, climate analysis findsStudy
Analysis shows that countries most vulnerable to a fossil fuel phase-out represent only 6% of global economic output.
- Quantifying assets for the geopolitics of climate change mitigationStudy
A new study analyzes the geopolitical implications of assets related to climate change mitigation efforts.
- Cypriot President Christodoulides calls on EU to postpone ETS2 — Cyprus Mail
The President of Cyprus is requesting that the EU delay the implementation of the second Emissions Trading System (ETS2).
- Regulatory Review: Flood prevention, methane rules delayed and insurance industry warning
Regulatory updates highlight delays in methane rules and flood prevention measures alongside insurance industry concerns.
- Commission proposes flexibility to methane importers to help save costsReprint
The European Commission is offering flexibility to methane importers to help mitigate compliance costs.
- Framing resistance in the pathway to an equitable transition away from fossil fuelsStudy
Researchers analyze the social and political resistance encountered during the transition away from fossil fuels.
- UK renewable energy auction to run on slowest timeline
The UK's renewable energy auction process is facing delays, potentially slowing the transition to clean power.
- Power from fossil fuels will feed data centers
Data centers are increasingly relying on fossil fuel-powered electricity to meet their growing energy demands.
- Bessent calls for World Bank reforms, including upstream oil and gas financing
Scott Bessent proposed World Bank reforms that include expanding financing for upstream oil and gas projects.
- AI Boom Risks Diverting Capital From Australia’s Renewables Push
Increased capital investment in artificial intelligence may divert necessary funding away from Australia's renewable energy transition.
- Bolsonaro’s Election Lead Raises the Odds of Brazil Oil Asset Sale
Jair Bolsonaro's lead in the Brazilian election increases the likelihood of privatizing state-owned oil assets.
- Wexford left badly exposed to flooding with half of major flood relief schemes delayed and taking 11 years to complete on average
Delays in major flood relief schemes in Wexford are leaving the region exposed to increased flood risks.
- Suing to protect endangered species rules
Legal action is being taken to challenge rollbacks to endangered species protections.
- King urged to correct Beetaloo Basin emissions statement
Advocates are pressuring officials to correct statements regarding emissions from the Beetaloo Basin gas project.
- Permit for Shepherd’s Run solar project in Copake gets denied
State regulators have denied the permit for the Shepherd’s Run solar project in Copake.Also: Mid Hudson News
- Revolution Wind is powering New England, and Trump is attacking it again
The Trump administration is challenging federal approvals for the completed Revolution Wind offshore project in New England.
- EU delays methane rules on oil and gas imports for a year
The European Union has postponed the implementation of new methane emission regulations for oil and gas imports by one year.Also: Bloomberg Law News, Yahoo, EnergyWatch, IndexBox, mezha.net, Investing.com, 1470 & 100.3 WMBD, EnergyWatch, mezha.net, The Times of India and 10 others
- EU proposes delaying methane obligations amid pressure on energy importers
The European Union is proposing a delay to methane import obligations due to pressure from energy importers.Also: Anadolu Ajansı
- European Commission proposes delaying the import provisions of the methane regulation
The European Commission has proposed a one-year delay for implementing new methane emission regulations on oil and gas imports.
- Petrostates Are Trying to Hijack Climate Science Again
Petrostates are reportedly attempting to influence and undermine climate science to protect fossil fuel interests.Also: Bloomberg $
- Powering Artificial IntelligenceStudy
The IEA analyzed the energy requirements and power consumption trends associated with the growth of artificial intelligence.
- Quaterly global gasoil balance, 2022-2027Study
The IEA published a quarterly balance report for global gasoil markets covering the period from 2022 to 2027.
- Trump Administration Wants to Stop an Almost-Complete Offshore Wind Project
The Trump administration is seeking to halt an operational offshore wind project by challenging its existing permits.
- El Paso and New Mexico spent millions on climate plans. Three new data centers could undo them.
New data centers in New Mexico and El Paso threaten to undermine regional climate goals and emissions reduction plans.Also: ProPublica
- Trump says oil, gas and mineral exploration in Greenland is set to begin. It’s not that simple
Proposed oil, gas, and mineral exploration in Greenland faces significant logistical and political complexities.
- Scientists say global warming has accelerated to 0.36°C per decade — TIMEReprint
Scientists report that the rate of global warming has accelerated to 0.36°C per decade.
- EU Commission proposes one-year postponement of methane import requirements
The European Commission has proposed a one-year delay for implementing new methane emission regulations on oil and gas imports.Also: Yahoo News Canada
- EU fossil-fuel importers see proposal for 12-month methane reporting delay
The European Commission has proposed a one-year delay for implementing new methane emission regulations on oil and gas imports.Also: MLex
- ‘Far from sufficient’: EPP plans to push for three-year delay to EU methane rules
The European People's Party is pushing for an even longer, three-year delay to the implementation of EU methane regulations.
- Fossil fuel generation pipeline rebounds while new clean generation slows: EDFStudy
An EDF report finds that new fossil fuel power projects are increasing while the growth of clean energy generation is slowing.
- Misleading Plug-in Hybrid Emissions Figures Risk Cheating Consumers, T&E Warns
Transport & Environment warns that misleading emissions figures for plug-in hybrids result in higher costs for consumers and inaccurate climate accounting.Also: Transport & Environment
- EPA Pushes Back Deadline for Reporting Greenhouse Gas Emissions
The EPA has delayed the deadline for mandatory greenhouse gas emissions reporting by industrial facilities.
- Commission proposes cost-saving flexibility for methane importers
The European Commission is proposing flexible compliance measures for methane importers to reduce costs.
- Europe to Delay Methane Rules in Win for US LNG Suppliers
The delay of European methane rules is viewed as a favorable outcome for U.S. liquefied natural gas suppliers.
- EU to delay new methane rules in bid to tackle surging energy pricesReprint
The European Union is delaying new methane rules in an effort to address rising energy costs.Also: Yahoo
- Federal court rejects Carney government’s bid to block youth climate case as Liberals ignore emissions targets
A federal court allowed a youth climate lawsuit to proceed while criticizing the government for missing emissions targets.
- UK Jackdaw gas field decision is imminent, says Britain's energy minister
The UK government is nearing a final decision on the approval of the Jackdaw gas field project.
- Greenland contradicts Trump’s claim that ‘massive’ oil and gas drilling is about to begin there
Greenland officials refuted claims that large-scale oil and gas drilling projects are imminent in the region.Also: CNN
- Amit Forlit, the Israeli Private Eye at the Heart of a Climate Hacking Scandal
A private investigator is accused of hacking American environmentalists to undermine climate advocacy efforts.
- Global deforestation slowed in 2025 but surged in Congo basin: StudyStudy
Global deforestation rates slowed in 2025, though losses accelerated in the Congo basin due to El Niño and other factors.
- Carbon capture industry faces tough future, as UK raids green spending
The UK's decision to cut green spending creates significant uncertainty for the future of the domestic carbon capture industry.
- Over 50 Health Leaders Warn Australia Cannot Protect People From Climate Change Without Tackling Fossil Fuels
Health leaders in Australia argue that effective climate protection is impossible without a significant reduction in fossil fuel reliance.
- Study finds ‘incontrovertible’ evidence of human-caused global warmingStudy
A new study provides further evidence confirming that global warming is driven by human activity.
- France falls short of emissions target despite 2026 reductions
France failed to meet its national emissions reduction targets for the year despite achieving some progress.
- The European Commission proposes postponing by one year certain methane obligations for imports of gas, oil, and coalReprint
The European Commission has proposed a one-year delay for implementing new methane emission regulations on oil, gas, and coal imports.
- European Commission eases pressure on oil and gas importers, delays methane obligations by a yearReprint
The European Commission has proposed a one-year delay for implementing new methane emission regulations on oil and gas imports.
- UK Data Centre Power Supplier Accused of Giving ‘Lifeline’ to Fossil Fuel Industry
A UK data center power supplier faces criticism for allegedly providing infrastructure support to the fossil fuel industry.
- The far right in Latin America threatens progress against deforestation, report warns
A report warns that the rise of far-right politics in Latin America threatens ongoing efforts to curb deforestation.
- Senate Bipartisan Permit Reform Bill Would Upend Many Environmental Laws
A bipartisan Senate bill proposes permit reforms that could weaken existing environmental regulations and oversight.
- Trump Administration Revives Bid to Halt Revolution Wind
The Trump administration has renewed legal efforts to halt the development of the Revolution Wind offshore energy project.
- China’s Solar Boom Faces Reality Check as Major Manufacturers Cut 40,000 Jobs
Major Chinese solar manufacturers are cutting 40,000 jobs amid market saturation and industry challenges.Also: New Fortune Times
- While renewables are on the increase, coal still dominates India’s energy sector
Despite growth in renewable energy, coal remains the primary source of power in India's energy sector.Also: Sustainability Online
- Texas Appeals Order Requiring Air Conditioning in All State Prisons by 2029
Texas is appealing a court order that mandated the installation of air conditioning in state prisons by 2029.
- South African coal mine advances amid legal challenge and mounting water concerns
A coal mine in South Africa is proceeding with production despite ongoing legal challenges regarding water security concerns.
- Burnham - Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas decisions coming 'shortly'
The UK Conservative leader is pressuring the government to expedite approvals for new North Sea oil and gas projects.
- Despite tough talk from Abbott and Paxton, Texas penalties for data center violations are lightReprint
Texas officials face criticism for weak enforcement of environmental reporting requirements for the state's rapidly expanding data center industry.
- Industry greenhouse gas emissions forecast to rise, says climate councilStudy
Ireland's Climate Change Advisory Council forecasts that industrial greenhouse gas emissions are likely to increase.
- India left 1.8 billion units of renewable power unused amid July-August shortages, report showsStudy
A report indicates India failed to utilize 1.8 billion units of renewable energy during recent power shortages.
- Austria’s new grid tariffs draw criticism over battery storage charges
New grid tariff structures in Austria are facing criticism for imposing additional charges on battery storage operators.Also: ESS News
- Global gasoil and diesel demand, 2024-2027Study
The IEA provides data on global gasoil and diesel demand projections through 2027.
- Global seaborne gasoil and diesel net exports, 2023-2026Study
The IEA reports on global seaborne net exports of gasoil and diesel from 2023 to 2026.
- Annual change of global gasoil and diesel exports by country or region, September 2025-September 2026Study
The IEA tracks annual changes in global gasoil and diesel exports by region through September 2026.
- Time to put the brakes on Dominion’s fuel cost securitizations
An IEEFA commentary argues against Dominion Energy's fuel cost securitization plans, citing negative impacts on consumers.
- Strike Two: FERC Tosses PJM’s Data Center Curtailment Plan
FERC has rejected a plan by PJM to curtail power usage for data centers, impacting grid management strategies.
- Trump Reopens the Fight Over Orsted’s Revolution WindClickbait
Political opposition is mounting against the Revolution Wind offshore project, threatening progress on renewable energy deployment.
- New Yorkers are paying $300 million for natural gas they don't even use
New York residents are paying hundreds of millions of dollars for unused natural gas infrastructure, highlighting systemic fossil fuel reliance.
- US EPA plans further rollback of oil, gas methane rules
The US EPA is planning further rollbacks of federal regulations governing methane emissions from the oil and gas industry.
- Press release: Both Canada and the US roll back climate policiesStudy
The Climate Action Tracker reports that both the US and Canada have recently rolled back key climate policies.
- Trump administration lowers US fuel efficiency standards
The Trump administration has officially lowered federal fuel efficiency standards for vehicles.Also: Agri News
- Ottawa moves to repeal EV mandate as auto industry welcomes shift
The Canadian government is moving to repeal its electric vehicle mandate, a decision supported by the domestic auto industry.Also: Canadian Auto Dealer
- Global banks continue climate retreat, study warnsStudy
A study indicates that global banks are retreating from their previous climate commitments.
- WWF: Delaying IPCC Reports Could Leave Climate Decisions Behind The Science
WWF warns that delaying IPCC reports risks decoupling climate policy decisions from the latest scientific findings.
- Momentum for Measuring Water Lost in Wyoming’s Portion of the Colorado River Dries Up
Wyoming canceled a project to measure water use in the Colorado River basin due to insufficient data collection.
- IGU report: The global state of methane emissionsStudy
The International Gas Union released a report detailing the current global state of methane emissions.Also: Oilfield Technology
- IPCC is under pressure to delay publication of key global climate report
The IPCC is facing pressure to delay the release of a significant global climate report.
- Inside Big Beef’s ‘90s Campaign to Rewrite Its Climate Story
An investigation reveals historical industry efforts to influence public perception regarding the climate impact of beef production.
- Losing the Endangerment Finding: The Costs and Benefits of Repealing Greenhouse Gas Emissions Standards for Power Plants
This analysis examines the economic and environmental implications of repealing federal greenhouse gas emissions standards for power plants.
- Study Models How Climate Disinformation Degrades Carbon Pricing Policy EfficacyStudy
New research models how climate disinformation undermines the effectiveness of carbon pricing policies.
- Banks scaling back net-zero and climate commitments
Financial institutions are increasingly scaling back their net-zero and climate-related commitments.
- Trump admin delays protections for monarch butterflies until 2030
The Trump administration has delayed federal protections for monarch butterflies until 2030.
- UK’s Burnham weighs approval for oil and gas drilling in the North Sea
UK officials are considering approval for new oil and gas drilling projects in the North Sea.
- Tanzania close to finalising $42 billion LNG deal, finance minister says
Tanzania is nearing the finalization of a $42 billion liquefied natural gas project.
- India's Record Renewable Output Undercut by CurtailmentsStudy
India's record-breaking renewable energy generation is being hampered by grid curtailments that prevent power from reaching the grid.Also: IndexBox
- India wastes 4% of solar power amid power shortages in July, August, report showsStudy
A report indicates that India wasted 4% of its solar energy potential during recent power shortages.Also: The Edge Malaysia
- Battery storage set to be the most affected segment under the US order on Chinese electrical equipment
A new US order restricting Chinese electrical equipment is expected to significantly impact the domestic battery storage sector.Also: Review Energy
- The Advanced Node Dilemma: Why Semiconductor Emissions are Outpacing Silicon ShipmentsStudy
New analysis indicates that greenhouse gas emissions from semiconductor manufacturing are increasing faster than the volume of silicon chips produced.
- Australia’s New South Wales Backs Gas Power as Coal Plants Shut
New South Wales is backing new gas power infrastructure as coal-fired power plants are retired.Also: Bloomberg $
- How a Logging Industry Downturn Fuels Wildfires
A decline in the logging industry is leading to an accumulation of forest fuel, increasing wildfire risks.
- Militaries and conflict: critical gaps in climate action
A report identifies significant gaps in addressing the climate impact of military activities and global conflicts.
- How AI chatbots may be talking people out of climate action
Concerns are rising that AI chatbots may inadvertently spread climate misinformation or discourage climate action.
- India’s Record Renewable Quarter Exposes a Coal Supply Problem
India's record renewable energy output highlights ongoing challenges in coal supply and grid management.
- BP sees refining margin triple, debt target reached, but flags more impairments
BP reported a tripling of refining margins while flagging future asset impairments.
- France seizes another 'shadow fleet' tanker; Russia decries 'piracy'
France seized a tanker from Russia's shadow fleet, prompting accusations of piracy from Moscow.
- Coal’s Revival Is Dividing Canada’s Energy Heartland Over Environmental Concerns
The potential revival of coal projects in Canada is sparking debate over environmental impacts in the country's energy-producing regions.
- What Happened to Pennsylvania’s Hydrogen Hubs?
Pennsylvania's hydrogen hub projects face delays and uncertainty despite significant federal funding and initial industry enthusiasm.
- Tesla pauses Model 3 orders in Canada amid China EV quota
Tesla suspended Canadian orders for the China-built Model 3 after reaching its import quota for Chinese-manufactured electric vehicles.
- AI data centers are coming for federal land. They're roiling the Nevada governor's race
The development of energy-intensive AI data centers on federal land has become a contentious issue in the Nevada gubernatorial race.
- Nangang Station leading source of emissions: TRC
The Taiwan Railways Corporation identified Nangang Station as the primary source of emissions within its network.
- Scientists reaffirm ‘incontrovertible’ evidence of human influence on climateStudy
Scientists have reaffirmed the scientific consensus regarding human influence on global climate change.
- No single person has spent more money to harm EVs than Tesla CEO Elon Musk
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has reportedly spent over $500 million on political campaigns that negatively impact the electric vehicle industry.
- Earth’s energy imbalance has doubled – here’s why that matters
The Earth's energy imbalance has doubled, a critical indicator of accelerating global warming driven by greenhouse gas emissions.
- The Beef Industry Knew: Cattle Trade Group Knew Cows Warmed the Planet Since 1989. It Tried to Bury the Science
Documents reveal the cattle industry suppressed internal research linking livestock methane emissions to climate change since 1989.
- Heat pump subsidies to be scaled back to fund defenceReprint
The government is scaling back heat pump subsidies to reallocate funding toward defense spending.
- Shipping’s LNG Boom Faces a Methane Problem
The shipping industry's transition to LNG is being challenged by significant methane leakage issues.
- World’s top climate body deadlocked over inclusivity concerns
The IPCC is currently deadlocked due to internal disputes regarding inclusivity and representation within the organization.Also: The Hindu
- IPCC Urges End To Deadlock Over Climate Science Reports
The IPCC is seeking to resolve internal disagreements that are delaying the release of critical climate science reports.Also: ETV Bharat
- Australia's climate change officials face drastic cuts and AI efficiencies
Australian climate officials face budget cuts and restructuring as the government implements AI-driven efficiency measures.Also: Politico
- The Legal Challenge That Forced the SEC to Reconsider Its Climate Rules
Legal challenges have forced the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to reconsider its climate disclosure rules.
- With scaled-back plans, green banks navigate Trump’s funding freeze
Green banks are adjusting their climate-focused projects as they face funding freezes and policy uncertainty.
- Newsom vetoes Delta levees bill as El Niño winter looms
Governor Newsom vetoed a bill concerning Delta levees, raising concerns about flood protection ahead of an El Niño winter.
- Northern Ireland’s carbon footprint grows for third year in a row as court clears A5 upgrade
Northern Ireland's carbon emissions have risen for three consecutive years following a court decision allowing a major road upgrade.
- PREMIUM TIMES investigates TotalEnergies’ ‘zero routine flaring’ claim
An investigation questions the accuracy of TotalEnergies' claims regarding the elimination of routine gas flaring.
- India curtails solar and wind output for lack of transmission linesReprint
India is curtailing solar and wind energy output due to a lack of sufficient transmission infrastructure.
- US Executive Order on Chinese Grid Equipment Could Disrupt Battery Storage Supply Chains, Rystad Energy Says
A new US executive order restricting Chinese grid equipment may disrupt the supply chain for battery storage projects.
- Human fingerprints on Earth’s climate are now nearly impossible to dispute
Recent scientific assessments conclude that human fingerprints on the global climate system are now indisputable.
- India wastes 4% of solar power amid power shortages in July, August, report shows
A report indicates India curtailed 4% of its solar power generation during recent months despite experiencing power shortages.
- India solar curbs expose grid strain amid peak power demand
Grid constraints in India are forcing the curtailment of solar power during periods of peak electricity demand.Also: Traders Union
- The story of how big business began shaping our understanding of reality
An interview explores how corporate influence and disinformation campaigns have shaped public understanding of climate change and democracy.
- Indonesia says it no longer needs forests for rice. What happens to projects underway?
Indonesia announced a halt to forest conversion for rice, but the status of existing large-scale land projects remains unclear.
- Florida energy experts, advocates question recent EPA repeals
Energy experts and advocates are questioning recent EPA regulatory repeals that affect environmental protections.
- Climate disinformation can push carbon taxes off a cliff model showsStudy
A new model demonstrates how climate disinformation campaigns can effectively undermine public and political support for carbon taxes.
- Linn County Sustainability committee: Alliant plant will ‘reverse’ climate gains
A local sustainability committee warns that a proposed Alliant Energy plant will undermine regional climate progress.Also: The Gazette
- Philippines: Flood Control Project Disregards Rights, HRW Says
Human Rights Watch reports that a flood control project in the Philippines is violating the rights of local communities.
- Koko Networks struggles to sell carbon credits as creditors face billions in lossesReprint
Koko Networks faces financial difficulties as it struggles to sell carbon credits.
- Summit showcases cutting-edge methane research for Irish livestock
A summit in Ireland highlighted recent research into methane emissions generated by the livestock industry.
- Automakers back EU plan to cap Chinese hybrids as first step
European automakers are supporting a plan to cap imports of Chinese hybrid vehicles as a preliminary regulatory measure.
- Electric ambulances find no takers despite ₹500 crore incentive pool
Electric ambulances in India remain unadopted despite the availability of a significant government incentive pool.Also: TradingView
- Seven Industry Bodies Question CAQM’s EV-Only Push In Delhi-NCR
Industry bodies in India are challenging a regulatory push to mandate electric-only vehicles in the Delhi-NCR region.
- Finance Ministry Clarifies Battery Storage Systems Attract 10% Customs Duty
The Indian Finance Ministry has clarified that battery storage systems are subject to a 10% customs duty.
- Weakened EU budget would make local communities more vulnerable to climate change
The European Committee of the Regions warns that a weakened EU budget will reduce local capacity to adapt to climate change.
- EPA to remove regulations on greenhouse gas emissions: more lead in the air for all
The EPA is reportedly planning to remove regulations on greenhouse gas emissions.
- Newly Released Documents Show Exxon Scientists Knew Climate Solutions Were 'Impossible' While Company Promoted Them
Newly released documents suggest Exxon scientists privately doubted the feasibility of climate solutions while the company publicly promoted them.
- Fossil fuels off COP31 agenda as global output keeps rising
Fossil fuel phase-out discussions have been excluded from the COP31 agenda despite rising global emissions.Also: Japan Today, Yahoo
- Fired Government Scientists Are Finding New Ways to Spread the Word on Climate Change
Scientists who were fired from government positions are finding new platforms to communicate climate science.Also: UA.NEWS
- How disinformation can derail climate policy and accelerate global warming
An analysis details how climate disinformation campaigns undermine policy efforts and accelerate global warming.Also: Earth.com
- NUPRC Fails to Enforce Anti-Flaring Law as Methane Emissions Remain UncheckedReprint
Regulatory failure to enforce anti-flaring laws in Nigeria is resulting in continued unchecked methane emissions.Also: Head Topics
- Antarctic penguins emit up to 7 million tonnes of methane a year, study findsStudy
A study finds that Antarctic penguin colonies emit up to 7 million tonnes of methane annually through their guano.Also: IndexBox, Euronews.com
- South Korea completes trial of Arctic shipping route
South Korea completed a trial voyage through the Arctic, utilizing routes opened by melting sea ice.
- Stalled publications: Inside the deadlock at the world’s top climate science body
Internal disputes and administrative deadlocks are delaying the publication of reports from a major climate science body.
- Pacific pre-COP a ‘flop’? Australia faces backlash over leaders’ no-show
Australia faces criticism from Pacific nations for the absence of its leaders at a pre-COP climate summit.
- Energy security and clean energy investments face protracted decline
A report indicates that global investments in energy security and clean energy are experiencing a sustained decline.
- The new energy permitting bill unites fossil fuels and clean power while dividing environmentalists
New energy permitting legislation in the U.S. creates friction by simultaneously supporting fossil fuel infrastructure and clean energy projects.Also: Heatmap $
- Badawi Urges Sustained Oil and Gas Investment to Safeguard Energy Supply
Egypt's petroleum minister called for continued investment in oil and gas to ensure national energy security.
- Sri Lanka built a rooftop solar success story. Why was its future switched off overnight?
Sri Lanka's rooftop solar sector faces uncertainty following sudden policy changes that halted its growth.
- Tariffs on Canadian electricity could raise prices, emissions and blackout risk in New YorkStudy
Proposed tariffs on Canadian electricity imports could increase costs and emissions while raising blackout risks in New York.
- Canadian Oilsands Group Says Progress on MOU Too Slow, Takes Aim at ‘Uncompetitive Industrial Carbon Tax’
A Canadian oilsands group is criticizing industrial carbon taxes, claiming they hinder progress on emissions reduction agreements.
- LNG Startup Costs Double Amid Renewable Energy Gaps
Rising costs for LNG startups are attributed to gaps in renewable energy supply and infrastructure.
- Daviess County limits solar farm expansion with new regulations
Daviess County officials implemented new regulations that restrict the expansion of local solar farm projects.
- Congress urged to protect energy companies, consumers amid Suncor caseReprint
Industry advocates are urging Congress to intervene in the Suncor climate liability case to protect energy companies from litigation.
- Supreme Court climate case could bankrupt oil companies, send gas prices soaring, experts warnClickbait
Experts warn that a pending Supreme Court climate case could have significant economic impacts on oil companies and gas prices.
- AI’s meet-cute with climate denial
Artificial intelligence tools are increasingly being used to generate and spread climate change misinformation.Also: Daily Kos
- India and China want more time for next UN climate report. Others demand urgency
India and China are seeking delays for the next UN climate report, sparking disagreement among nations over the timeline.Also: India Today, India Today
- Private gas plants to power data centers would skirt state’s renewable energy law
Proposed private gas plants intended to power data centers may bypass state renewable energy mandates.Also: News From The States
- Did Exxon Deceive About Fossil Fuel Dangers?
Investigations examine whether ExxonMobil historically misled the public regarding the climate risks associated with fossil fuel combustion.Also: Yahoo
- Atmosphere’s Cleansing Agent Under the Microscope: New Model Study Reshapes Methane Lifetime EstimatesStudy
A new scientific model provides updated estimates for the atmospheric lifetime of methane, a potent greenhouse gas.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Coal’s Revival Is Creating Divisions in Canada’s Energy Heartland
The revival of coal production is causing significant social and political divisions within Canada's energy-producing regions.Also: Bloomberg $
- Mexico’s Sheinbaum Weighs Pilot Fracking Projects to Boost Gas Production, Sources Say
Mexico's government is reportedly considering pilot fracking projects to increase domestic natural gas production.
- Wetlands Turn Up the Heat: New Climate Model Adds Natural Methane FeedbackStudy
A new climate model indicates that natural methane feedback from wetlands could accelerate global warming more than previously estimated.
- WE Energies plans new 750MW natural gas plant in Fox ValleyReprint
WE Energies has announced plans to construct a new 750-megawatt natural gas power plant in Wisconsin.
- Andhra thermal power stations generate record 19,268 MU of electricity in first half of FY27
Thermal power stations in Andhra Pradesh reached record electricity generation levels during the first half of the fiscal year.
- Climate champion Australia digging more coal
Despite its climate rhetoric, Australia continues to expand its coal mining operations.Also: Kuwait Times
- Energy group warns Suncor v. Boulder climate case could drive up gas prices nationwideReprint
An energy industry group claims that a climate-related lawsuit against Suncor could lead to higher national gasoline prices.
- Denver Water to cut Fraser River winter flows in half as drought shrinks reservoirs
Denver Water will reduce winter flows in the Fraser River by half to conserve reservoir levels amid persistent drought.Also: SummitDaily.com
- Satellite Nitrogen Dioxide Data Reveals Europe’s Hidden Winter Carbon EmissionsStudy
Satellite data analysis identifies previously uncounted winter carbon emissions across Europe by tracking nitrogen dioxide levels.
- Canada’s Oil Producers Target Late 2027 for Pathways Carbon Capture Decision
Canadian oil producers have delayed a final investment decision on a major carbon capture project until late 2027.
- Conservative climate policy blueprint under scrutiny after net-zero cost error emerges
A conservative climate policy blueprint is under review following the discovery of a significant calculation error regarding net-zero costs.Also: edie
- Study Highlights Life-Cycle Impacts of Trading Feed Versus Animal-Derived FoodStudy
A study analyzes the life-cycle environmental impacts of trading animal feed versus animal-derived food products.
- Nigeria's Presidency Fumbles AI Deepfake Crisis as AI Amplifies Propaganda and NUPRC Ignores Flaring Laws
Nigerian regulators are reportedly failing to enforce laws regarding gas flaring by oil companies.Also: Head Topics
- US oil rig count up for week ending Oct. 9Reprint
The number of active US oil rigs increased during the week ending October 9.Also: Anadolu Ajansı
- Appleton Airport Microgrid Loses $1.5M, Baldwin SaysReprint
Appleton Airport has lost $1.5 million in funding for its planned microgrid project.
- India’s Cement Sector Faces a Tough Road to Net-Zero Emissions
The cement industry in India faces significant technical and economic challenges in its transition toward net-zero emissions.
- Spot market natural gas prices for Friday, Oct. 9Reprint
Market data reports the spot prices for natural gas as of Friday, October 9.
- Looking for Oil in Alaska, No Environmental Strings Attached
The U.S. government removed requirements for environmental reviews before oil exploration on federal lands in the Western Arctic.Also: CleanTechnica
- EPA plans to rescind methane Super Emitter Program, citing estimated $45 billion in savings
The EPA plans to rescind its methane Super Emitter Program, citing potential cost savings for the industry.Also: NationofChange
- Trump EPA Moves To Roll Back Biden-Era Methane Rules, Says Changes Could Save Oil and Gas Producers $45 BillionReprint
The EPA is moving to roll back methane rules, claiming the changes will save oil and gas producers $45 billion.
- Greenpeace Canada investigation exposes covert network, hidden funders of 30+ pro-oil groups working to influence national energy debate
A Greenpeace investigation reveals a network of hidden funders supporting pro-oil groups attempting to influence Canadian energy policy.
- IPCC has been unable to agree on timetable for new reports for almost three years — Kathmandu PostReprint
The IPCC has reportedly struggled to reach an agreement on the timeline for its next cycle of climate reports.Also: UA.NEWS
- New Trump rules will make it harder for farmers to access US funds for energy projects
New federal rules under the Trump administration will restrict farmer access to funding for renewable energy projects.
- Trump EPA Extends Emissions Reporting Deadline for Big Polluters
The EPA has extended the deadline for large power plants to report their greenhouse gas emissions.
- US Methane Mitigation Efforts Continue Amid Regulatory Rollbacks
U.S. methane mitigation efforts face uncertainty as the industry navigates ongoing regulatory rollbacks and policy shifts.
- Brazilian ranchers block government officials from demarcating Indigenous land
Ranchers in Brazil are blocking government officials from demarcating Indigenous land to prevent environmental protections.
- Study documents beef industry group's early efforts to counter climate concernsStudy
A study reveals historical efforts by the beef industry to influence public perception and counter climate science.
- Inside the deadlock at the world's top climate science body
Internal disagreements and deadlock persist within the world's leading climate science organization.
- New Research Explores the Riskiest Factor in Rising Wildfire Rates: PeopleStudy
New research identifies human activity as the primary driver of increasing wildfire rates.Also: Utah State University
- New Zealand hits record levels of GHG emissions
New Zealand has recorded its highest-ever levels of greenhouse gas emissions.Also: Energy Live News
- Illinois climate goals out of reach under current policies, report says
A new report indicates that Illinois is currently failing to meet its established climate goals under existing policies.Also: Shaw Local
- NYC climate change suit against Big Oil runs out of gas
A federal appeals court dismissed New York City's lawsuit seeking to hold major oil companies liable for climate change damages.
- Shielding fossil fuel companies from liability
Legislative efforts are underway to shield fossil fuel companies from legal liability regarding their environmental impacts.
- Dominion-Next Era merger plan may slow Virginia clean energy transition
A proposed merger between Dominion and NextEra Energy faces criticism for potentially slowing Virginia's transition to clean energy.
- The Real Winners From A New Canadian Oil Pipeline Are Private Investors
A report examines the financial interests behind the expansion of Canadian oil pipeline infrastructure.
- Guardians of Integrity: Youth Take on Climate Change and Corruption
The UNODC is engaging youth to address the intersection of corruption and climate change impacts.
- White House cancels $1.5 million grant for renewable energy projects at Appleton International Airport
The White House canceled a $1.5 million grant intended for renewable energy projects at Appleton International Airport.Also: WHBY
- Factcheck: UK Conservatives double the ‘cost of net-zero’ after spreadsheet blunder
Carbon Brief identified a spreadsheet error in a UK Conservative party booklet that doubled the estimated cost of reaching net-zero.Also: The Guardian
- EU leads fight against fossil-fuel nations’ push to delay climate science reports
The EU is opposing efforts by fossil-fuel-dependent nations to suppress or delay the release of critical climate science reports.
- Ammonia Emerges as Key Driver of Climate-Warming Brown Carbon in China’s HazeStudy
Research identifies ammonia as a significant contributor to climate-warming brown carbon particles found in China's air pollution.
- Healey backs natural gas pipeline expansion, prompting pushback from local climate activists
Governor Healey's support for natural gas pipeline expansion has triggered opposition from local climate activists.
- Environmentalists sue Trump administration over changes to rural energy program
Environmental groups have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over changes to a rural energy program.
- Appleton Airport’s $1.5 million FAA grant for sustainable energy canceled
Appleton Airport lost a $1.5 million federal grant previously awarded for sustainable energy infrastructure.
- PJM Selects 860 MW Battery Storage Project, 455 MW Natural Gas Plant In Pennsylvania For Expedited Interconnection
PJM approved a 455 MW natural gas plant alongside an 860 MW battery storage project for expedited grid interconnection in Pennsylvania.Also: Utility Dive
- Grid Package threatens grid operators + Climate and conflicts + Pre-COP results
New policy packages and geopolitical conflicts are creating challenges for grid operators and international climate negotiations.Also: Table.Briefings
- How the permitting bill could collapse
Political analysis examines the legislative obstacles and potential failure of a proposed energy permitting reform bill.
- Launch of Africa Energy Bank delayed again in blow to oil and gas hopes
The launch of the Africa Energy Bank is delayed, hindering planned investments in regional oil and gas projects.
- US Gas Exports to Mexico Hit Record 6.8Bcf/d Through July 2026
US natural gas exports to Mexico reached a record high of 6.8 billion cubic feet per day through July 2026.
- Appleton airport solar-microgrid plans stalled after $1.5M FAA grant is canceled
Appleton Airport's solar-microgrid project is stalled after the loss of a $1.5 million federal grant.Also: WTAQ
- Entergy asks Public Service Commission to reconsider its 20-year agreement for Mississippi County solar projectReprint
Entergy has requested that the Arkansas Public Service Commission reconsider its approval of a 20-year power purchase agreement for a solar project.
- Starbucks’ CSO Shake-Up Raises Questions About Corporate Climate Commitments
Starbucks' replacement of its Chief Sustainability Officer prompts scrutiny regarding the company's long-term climate commitments.
- Aston Martin pushes first EV to 2033–2035
Aston Martin has delayed the launch of its first fully electric vehicle until between 2033 and 2035.
- Climate Change Weekly # 593— 2026 Science Review: Stories Casual Readers May have missedReprint
The Heartland Institute provides a collection of articles that frequently challenge mainstream climate science and policy consensus.
- Soil pH and Phosphorus Emerge as Key Controls on Compost Carbon Loss in the TropicsStudy
Research identifies soil pH and phosphorus levels as primary factors influencing carbon loss from compost in tropical environments.
- Tracking Trump’s changes to fuel economy, emissions and California’s EV rules
An analysis tracks the Trump administration's policy shifts regarding fuel economy standards, emissions regulations, and California's EV mandates.
- Canada’s Emissions Increased in 2025 as Clean Electrification Lagged, Report FindsStudy
A new report finds that Canada's emissions rose in 2025 due to slower-than-expected progress in clean electrification.
- EPA Repeals Power Plant Carbon Standards
The EPA has repealed existing carbon emission standards for power plants, marking a setback for climate policy.
- Earth’s Skin Temperature Reveals Climate Change Signals Across Six Satellite DatasetsStudy
A new study analyzing six satellite datasets confirms clear climate change signals in Earth's skin temperature records.Also: Bioengineer.org
- Washington Post. . The city and county of Boulder are accusing ExxonMobil and Suncor energy of allegedly misleading the public about the impact on climate change. The companies deny any wrongdoing and say the Supreme Court should toss out the suit. hReprint
Boulder officials are suing ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy, alleging the companies misled the public about climate change impacts.
- Canada is at risk of missing its emission goals, climate report says
A new climate report warns that Canada is currently at risk of failing to meet its national emissions targets.
- France is likely to join Germany. Both countries want to further weaken the ban on sales of new cars with combustion engines
France and Germany are reportedly seeking to weaken EU regulations banning the sale of new combustion engine vehicles.Also: electrive.com
- Trump’s Red Diesel EO Will Leave Diesel Drivers Worse Off
An executive order allowing tax-free use of off-road diesel for highway vehicles encourages continued fossil fuel consumption.
- Climate champion Australia digging more coal
Australia faces criticism for expanding coal mining operations despite its stated commitments to climate leadership.Also: Japan Today, The Jakarta Post
- Shell, Exxon and BP Defeat New York City Greenwashing Appeal
A court ruled in favor of major oil companies, dismissing New York City's appeal regarding climate-related greenwashing claims.
- EU sets sights lower for climate summit
The European Union is reportedly lowering its ambitions for upcoming climate summit negotiations.
- Consulting Firm Lobbied for Town Hit by Climate Disaster and Fossil Fuel Group at the Same Time
A consulting firm faced criticism for simultaneously lobbying for a climate-impacted town and a fossil fuel industry group.
- New Brazil Congress poses risk to environmental legislation, campaign group says
A new Brazilian Congress may threaten existing environmental protections and legislation, according to advocacy groups.
- Environmental Groups Criticize Senate Permitting Deal as Bad Bargain
Environmental groups oppose a Senate permitting reform bill, arguing it undermines climate protections and favors fossil fuel infrastructure.Also: Bloomberg $
- What is attribution science? The critical climate research that Big Oil would rather you didn't believe in
An explainer on attribution science details how fossil fuel companies have historically attempted to undermine climate research.
- Global Methane Tracker 2026Study
The CCAC released its 2026 global tracker for monitoring methane emissions.
- Overseas, Albanese sees ‘the very definition of climate injustice’ – but at home, he still wants coal
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces criticism for supporting domestic coal expansion while acknowledging global climate injustice.
- Termites Emerge as Hidden Giants of the Global Carbon CycleStudy
A study identifies termites as significant contributors to the global carbon cycle through their methane and carbon dioxide emissions.
- Lee Zeldin to Newsmax: EPA Rollback Reverses Biden's Energy Crackdown
Lee Zeldin discusses the EPA's rollback of Biden-era energy regulations, characterizing the move as a reversal of previous climate-focused policies.
- Rotting food is supercharging the climate crisis.
Food waste in landfills produces methane, a potent greenhouse gas that significantly accelerates the current climate crisis.
- ExxonMobil, Shell and Zefiro Methane: EU Considers Postponing Methane Regulations—US Well Remediation Market Grows Regardless
The EU considers delaying methane regulations while the U.S. market for well remediation continues to grow.Also: Stockhouse
- Statement: New climate pollution data highlights danger of Pacific Link oil pipeline
Environmental Defence released data highlighting the potential climate pollution risks associated with the Pacific Link oil pipeline.Also: Environmental Defence
- US households could pay $6,500 more for energy by 2040, as clean projects get axedClickbait
A report suggests US households could face higher energy costs by 2040 due to the cancellation of clean energy projects.
- Australian wind farm starts hit record levels, but the technology is dead in the state that needs it most
While Australian wind farm projects are at record levels, development has stalled in the state that requires the technology most.
- To Block Solar Energy Projects, One Community Lumped Them in With Junkyards and Adult Bookstores
An Indiana county board rejected a large solar project by classifying it alongside undesirable land uses like adult-oriented businesses.
- Exxon Mobil Eyes Its Next Offshore Oil Patch After Guyana: Trinidad and Tobago
Exxon Mobil is exploring new offshore oil drilling opportunities in Trinidad and Tobago following its expansion in Guyana.
- U.S. Arctic officials sidestep climate question at Arctic Circle
U.S. officials faced criticism for avoiding climate-related questions during an Arctic Circle conference.
- Fox is using climate denial to undermine bipartisan support for AI safeguards
Media analysis suggests that climate denial narratives are being used to obstruct bipartisan efforts to implement AI safety regulations.
- Massachusetts shifts clean energy funds to help heat homes this winter
Massachusetts is reallocating clean energy funds to assist residents with heating costs during the winter season.
- Once touted as a clean-energy blueprint, Nevada solar plant sells for cents on the dollar
A Nevada solar plant once promoted as a clean-energy model has been sold at a significant financial loss.
- Hawaiʻi’s LNG Bridge Has An Expensive Exit
Hawaii faces economic and regulatory challenges as it attempts to transition away from its reliance on liquefied natural gas.
- Another Climate Lawsuit Dies: Court Says No One Was Fooled By Cleaner-Gas Ads
An opinion piece discusses the dismissal of a lawsuit against a gas company regarding its marketing claims.
- Exxon Stocks Decrease as Supreme Court Tests Climate Shield
ExxonMobil stock prices fluctuated as the Supreme Court considers cases that could impact the legal liability of fossil fuel companies.
- AI chatbots endorse existing climate-related policies twice as often as new proposalsStudy
A study finds that AI chatbots frequently favor the status quo over new climate policy proposals when providing advice.
- Soil Carbon Sequestration Identified as a Research Gap in Studies of Livestock Methane EmissionsStudy
A study highlights a research gap regarding soil carbon sequestration in the context of livestock methane emissions.
- EU to maintain gas ties with Azerbaijan while focusing on clean energyReprint
The EU plans to maintain natural gas import agreements with Azerbaijan while simultaneously pursuing clean energy cooperation.
- EPA Readies Bid to Ease Methane Controls for Oil, Gas Companies
The EPA is preparing to weaken federal regulations governing methane emissions from oil and gas operations.Also: Bloomberg $
- Report: Global warming forecast to reach 2.3C as net-zero slips to 2090sStudy
A new report projects global warming will reach 2.3C, with net-zero targets delayed until the 2090s.Also: edie
- New Documents Add to Evidence in Climate Deception Case Against ExxonMobil
New documents provide further evidence in the ongoing climate deception case regarding ExxonMobil's historical knowledge of climate change.Also: Inside Climate News
- The Fossil Fuel Industry’s State-by-State Strategy to Squash Accountability Lawsuits
The fossil fuel industry is coordinating state-level efforts to block legal accountability for climate damages.
- German Energy Ministry Dissolves Key Wind and Solar Division
The German Energy Ministry has dissolved its division responsible for wind and solar energy policy.Also: Bloomberg $
- German Climate Finance Cut Widens Gap for Global South After US Retreat
Germany's reduction in climate finance, following US funding retreats, increases the funding gap for developing nations.Also: Bloomberg $
- Despite dominating EVs and renewables, China rapidly expands coal production
Despite significant investments in renewable energy and electric vehicles, China continues to rapidly expand its domestic coal production capacity.
- Germany, France Seek Softer EU Car Emissions RulesReprint
Germany and France are lobbying to weaken European Union car emissions regulations.
- EU to delay methane emissions rules for one year and no more, energy chief says
The EU plans to delay the implementation of its methane emissions regulations by one year.
- The EU delays methane compliance requirements for exporters by one year
The European Union has postponed the implementation of methane compliance requirements for energy exporters by one year.
- Rotting food is supercharging the climate crisis.
The United Nations highlights how food waste and decomposition contribute significantly to global greenhouse gas emissions.Also: channelafrica.co.za, news.un.org
- New Zealand accused of breaching EU trade deal over climate rollbacks
New Zealand faces accusations of violating a trade agreement with the EU due to recent climate policy rollbacks.
- Jump-starting global warming: Rising temperatures are driving up emissions from wildfires, fermenting wetlands, and melting permafrost
Rising global temperatures are triggering feedback loops that increase emissions from wildfires, wetlands, and thawing permafrost.
- New data reveal weakening emissions reporting and rising military spendingStudy
New data indicates a decline in the quality of military emissions reporting alongside an increase in global military spending.
- West Virginia Files Constitutional Challenge to In-State Renewable Energy Requirements
West Virginia has filed a legal challenge against state-level renewable energy requirements, seeking to block clean energy mandates.Also: Jones Day
- ELPC Sues USDA Over New Rules Blocking Solar Funding for Rural America
The Environmental Law & Policy Center is suing the USDA over new rules that restrict solar energy funding for rural projects.
- Amplified fossil dependence and environmental burden during temperature extremes amid the low-carbon energy transitionStudy
A study finds that fossil fuel dependence increases during extreme temperature events, complicating the transition to low-carbon energy.
- Indian power plants depleted coal reserves raise blackout risk
Low coal reserves at Indian power plants are raising concerns about potential electricity supply shortages.
- Toyota price hikes coming as Australia's top auto brand calls for more ‘equitable’ emissions laws
Toyota is calling for changes to Australian emissions laws while signaling potential price increases for its vehicles.Also: CarExpert
- NextEra halts Long Island BESS operations over drinking water contamination concerns
NextEra Energy has suspended operations at a Long Island battery facility following concerns over drinking water contamination.Also: Energy-Storage.News
- Australia's wildfire crisis linked to colonial land-use changeStudy
A 1,000-year study links current wildfire risks in southeastern Australia to historical changes in land use since colonization.Also: New Scientist $
- Northern Ireland’s Carbon Footprint: 2001 to 2023Study
The Northern Ireland Department for the Economy released a report detailing the region's carbon footprint trends from 2001 to 2023.
- Methane Policy Readiness in ASEAN’s Oil and Gas Sector Assessments of Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Viet NamStudy
The ASEAN Centre for Energy assessed the policy readiness for methane management in the oil and gas sectors of four Southeast Asian nations.
- South Africa to prioritise battery storage and gas-to-power projects, says energy minister
South Africa's energy minister announced plans to prioritize battery storage alongside new gas-to-power projects.
- State of the Climate vs War on the Climate
Greenpeace analyzes the conflict between current climate trends and the ongoing expansion of fossil fuel production.
- MAGA Tech-Aligned Group Offers Advice To Alberta Separatists
A tech-aligned group linked to right-wing political interests is providing strategic advice to Alberta separatist movements.
- Carbon Politics enters the climate classroom
The Centre for Science and Environment examines the influence of carbon politics and corporate interests within climate education frameworks.
- Indonesian groups criticise government's no-show at forest-fire class-action hearingReprint
Indonesian advocacy groups criticized the government for failing to attend a court hearing regarding a class-action lawsuit over forest fires.
- Hyundai shelves IONIQ 3 launch in Australia as cheaper Chinese EVs take overReprint
Hyundai canceled the Australian launch of its IONIQ 3 due to competitive pricing from Chinese EV manufacturers.
- US gas plant plans jump 44% in just 8 months – here’s why
Proposed U.S. natural gas power capacity has surged by 44% in eight months, driven largely by data center energy demands.
- EU to delay methane emissions rules for one year and no more, energy chief says
The European Union will delay the implementation of new methane emissions regulations for one year.
- EPA air chief leaves agency after overseeing Trump regulatory rollback
The EPA's air chief is resigning after overseeing the rollback of various environmental regulations.
- Fossil Fuel Companies Are Using AI to Find More Oil Instead of Cut Emissions
Reports indicate that fossil fuel companies are utilizing AI to accelerate oil exploration rather than to reduce emissions.
- Indonesia threatens prison time for unauthorized downloads of forest data
Indonesia is restricting access to environmental geospatial data, raising concerns about the suppression of climate and conservation science.
- Climate Science Under Political Attack Reaches US Supreme Court
The Supreme Court is considering a climate case that highlights ongoing political efforts to challenge and suppress climate science.
- CPBRD: Climate budget cuts imperil low-carbon shift
Budget cuts to climate programs in the Philippines are threatening the country's transition to a low-carbon economy.
- UK oil refinery broke toxic pollution limits dozens of times, documents reveal
Documents reveal a UK oil refinery repeatedly exceeded toxic pollution limits, spilling contaminants into local rivers and protected sites.
- Indonesia’s nickel faces EU market barriers as carbon rules tighten
Indonesia's nickel industry faces potential export barriers as the European Union implements stricter carbon-related trade regulations.
- AGs warn Supreme Court climate lawsuit could unleash nationwide ‘carbon tax’
State attorneys general warned the Supreme Court that climate lawsuits could lead to a de facto nationwide carbon tax.
- L.A.’s Ports Are the Region’s Biggest Polluters
An investigation identifies the Port of Los Angeles as a major source of regional air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
- Swiss referendum against new nuclear power stations submitted in Bern
A referendum opposing the construction of new nuclear power stations has been submitted in Switzerland.
- Simulating landfill methane hot spots in the labStudy
Researchers at the University of Waterloo are using laboratory simulations to better understand landfill methane hot spots.
- Fossil fuel divide deepens at UN climate debate
Disagreements over the future of fossil fuels continue to dominate discussions at international climate forums.Also: Channel Africa
- Why some Indigenous communities don't resist oil extraction in their territories
The article examines the complex reasons why some Indigenous communities in the Ecuadorian Amazon do not resist oil extraction projects.
- Around 14 million barrels per day leaving Middle East, Vitol CEO says
Vitol's CEO reported that approximately 14 million barrels of oil per day are currently being exported from the Middle East.
- The world has nearly burned through its oil stockpile buffer, executives say
Energy executives report that global oil stockpile buffers have been nearly depleted.
- Greenland Green Lights a Major Rare Earths Mine
Greenland has approved a new rare earths mining project, which is essential for the transition to clean energy technologies.
- Saudi energy minister says oil pumped through East-West pipeline reached 5.8 million barrels
The Saudi energy minister reported that 5.8 million barrels of oil were transported through the East-West pipeline.
- Isuzu’s D-Max NVES battle
Isuzu is actively lobbying against Australia's New Vehicle Efficiency Standard, citing concerns over vehicle performance and market impacts.
- Revealed: the methane mega-leaks from UN climate summit host Turkey
Investigations reveal significant methane leaks from landfills in Turkey, the host of the upcoming COP31 climate summit.
- The Oil Industry Won’t Stop One of Its Dirtiest Practices, Even After Pledges
Oil companies continue to engage in routine gas flaring despite public pledges to eliminate the practice.Also: Bloomberg $
- IPCC authors linked to Saudi Aramco, fossil fuel interests: ReportReprint
A report alleges that certain IPCC authors have professional ties to Saudi Aramco and other fossil fuel industry interests.Also: National Herald
- Trump to Ease Dyed Diesel Limits, Supreme Court Climate Test
The Trump administration moves to relax diesel fuel regulations, setting up a potential legal clash over climate policy.Also: Bloomberg $
- Supreme Court Tackles Climate Change, Dyed Diesel Limits, More
The Supreme Court is set to hear cases involving climate change litigation and environmental regulatory standards.Also: Bloomberg $
- US supreme court hears big oil’s bid to block climate damage lawsuitsReprint
The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments on whether oil companies can be held liable for climate-related damages.
- Countries embrace clean energy but resist cutting fossil fuel production. That fault line is now shaping the UN's first transition roadmap, due at COP31 in November
Global resistance to cutting fossil fuel production is complicating the development of the UN's upcoming transition roadmap.
- USDA turns the light off on solar for farms and rural businesses
The USDA has reportedly reduced funding or support for solar energy initiatives on farms and rural businesses.
- Government launches Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate review
The UK government has launched a review of its Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate, raising concerns about potential policy weakening.
- Chevron Gave $150K to Bay Area Group Accused of Using AI to Fight Heat Pump Rule
Chevron donated funds to a group allegedly using AI to lobby against local heat pump regulations.
- Data centers are driving a surge in fossil fuel plants
Rising energy demand from data centers is leading to the construction of new fossil fuel-powered electricity plants.Also: Environment America
- Exxon attorney tells SCOTUS that climate lawsuits threaten its bottom line
Exxon's attorney argued before the Supreme Court that climate lawsuits pose a significant threat to the company's financial interests.Also: houstonchronicle.com
- Germany, France Press EU to Protect Exporters From CO2 Rules
Germany and France are lobbying the EU to weaken carbon border adjustment mechanisms to protect their domestic exporters.Also: Bloomberg $
- Iowa Farmers Union, Solar Group Sues USDA Over Changes to Renewable Energy Funding Program
The Iowa Farmers Union and a solar group are suing the USDA over changes to renewable energy funding programs.
- Trump to issue order expanding access to tax-exempt diesel fuel, sources sayReprint
President Trump reportedly plans to issue an order expanding access to tax-exempt diesel fuel.
- Final ‘Grandmother’ Cottonwood Toppled, Protesters Arrested in Arizona
Border wall construction led to the removal of a significant cottonwood tree in Arizona despite prolonged protests by environmental activists.
- Brazil far-right presidential candidate wins most votes in deforestation hotspots
Election data shows that far-right candidates in Brazil performed strongest in regions experiencing high rates of deforestation.
- Tory plan to cut energy efficiency rule for builders will cost new home owners £1,000 a year, says thinktank – as it happened
A think tank warns that a proposed Conservative policy to weaken energy efficiency rules for new homes will increase costs for buyers.
- California cities face months of delays in building code approvals
California cities face regulatory delays in enacting climate-forward building codes due to conflicts with state affordable housing legislation.
- West Elk coal mine violates methane caps
The West Elk coal mine in Colorado has been found in violation of its established methane emission caps.
- Australia backs energy as it cops heat at climate talksReprint
Australia is defending its energy policies amid criticism at international climate talks.
- Turkey urges methane cuts despite landfill mega-leaks: report
A report highlights Turkey's advocacy for methane reductions despite significant ongoing methane leaks from its own landfills.Also: Turkish Minute
- Gas commercialisation falters as 22 of 42 awardees struggle to develop flare sites
Nigeria's gas commercialization program faces delays as most awardees struggle to develop infrastructure to capture flared gas.
- Justice Alito recused himself from the case just a few days ago.
Justice Samuel Alito recused himself from the climate deception case against oil companies due to his stock holdings.
- Lucid (LCID) Q3 deliveries drop 7% as it slashes production by 38%Study
Lucid Motors reported a drop in deliveries and a significant reduction in vehicle production for the third quarter.
- Debunked: Despite claims online, burning turf has a significant carbon footprint
Fact-checkers confirm that burning turf releases significant carbon emissions, contradicting claims that it is a clean energy source.
- Operations Suspended At 2 East End Battery Storage Facilities: Romaine
Operations at two battery storage facilities in New York's East End have been suspended following safety concerns.Also: The East Hampton Star
- BP has no plans to shy away from the Middle East, CEO saysReprint
BP's CEO stated that the company has no plans to reduce its oil and gas operations in the Middle East.
- Baker Hughes signs agreements to expand Venezuela gas infrastructureReprint
Baker Hughes has signed agreements to expand natural gas infrastructure projects in Venezuela.
- Rampal power plant generates 1,234.2 MW at peak hour
The Rampal coal-fired power plant in Bangladesh reached a peak generation capacity of 1,234.2 megawatts.
- Japanese regulators have recently tightened grid access rules for rene
Japanese regulators have tightened grid access rules, potentially creating new hurdles for renewable energy integration.Also: Shanghai Metals Market
- Centalion acquires Haynesville natural gas assets from Silver Hill
Centalion has acquired natural gas assets in the Haynesville shale play from Silver Hill.
- Amherst misses emission target despite reporting lower totals
The city of Amherst failed to meet its established carbon emission reduction targets despite reporting lower overall totals.
- Carbon tax deferment gives NRES time to finalise regulatory, policy framework: ArthurReprint
Malaysia has deferred its carbon tax implementation to allow more time for finalizing the necessary regulatory and policy frameworks.
- Kremlin declines comment on report that Ukraine talks are linked to multi-billion dollar oil dealReprint
The Kremlin declined to comment on reports linking potential Ukraine peace talks to a major oil deal.
- ConocoPhillips sees oil price floor rising to $70 a barrel, chairman saysReprint
ConocoPhillips' chairman expects the price floor for oil to rise to $70 per barrel.
- More Qatari LNG cargoes transit Strait of Hormuz despite ongoing risksReprint
Qatari liquefied natural gas shipments continue to transit the Strait of Hormuz despite regional security risks.
- TU/e CO₂ emissions virtually unchanged from last year
Eindhoven University of Technology reported that its annual CO2 emissions remained virtually unchanged from the previous year.
- Spanish companies stall on electric cars as private buyers surge aheadReprint
Spanish corporate fleet adoption of electric vehicles is lagging behind the growth seen in the private consumer market.
- Chevron elevates CFO to lead oil and gas operationsReprint
Chevron has promoted its chief financial officer to oversee the company's global oil and gas operations.
- OGCI and OGDC: from ambition to actionClickbait
The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative outlines its ongoing efforts to address industry emissions.Also: Aramco
- Heat-trapping gas once frozen in Arctic ground is slowly leaking and warming the planetStudy
Thawing Arctic permafrost is releasing trapped methane, a potent greenhouse gas that further accelerates global warming.Also: Jackson Hole News&Guide
- Exxon's Supreme Court bet could shield Houston oil from climate change claims
Exxon is petitioning the Supreme Court to move climate liability lawsuits from state courts to federal courts to limit industry exposure.Also: Yahoo
- Revealed: Government quietly dropped plan to prepare England for wildfires
The UK government quietly abandoned plans to prepare England for increasing wildfire risks despite warnings about equipment shortages.
- UW study finds past emissions will warm Earth for decades to comeStudy
A University of Washington study confirms that historical greenhouse gas emissions will cause continued global warming for several decades.Also: Futurity, ZME Science
- Supreme Court takes up Exxon, Suncor challenge to climate lawsuits (XLE:NYSEARCA)
The Supreme Court will review an appeal by Exxon and Suncor to block climate-related lawsuits brought by local governments.
- Big Oil takes climate fight to US top courtReprint
Oil companies are petitioning the U.S. Supreme Court to block climate-related lawsuits brought by local governments.
- Exxon, Suncor seek Supreme Court dismissal of Colorado climate suit
Exxon and Suncor are petitioning the Supreme Court to dismiss a climate accountability lawsuit filed by Colorado.
- Australia's fossil fuel expansion 'slap in the face' to Pacific nations
Pacific nations have criticized Australia's continued expansion of fossil fuel projects as a disregard for climate commitments.
- Australia and Turkey criticised for hosting UN climate conference while embracing coal
Campaigners are criticizing Australia and Turkey for hosting a UN climate conference while continuing to support coal expansion.Also: Climate Home News, nacionale.com
- From 50 MT to 87.5 MT: How central coalfields rebuilt itself for a new India!
Central Coalfields in India increased production capacity significantly as part of a national industrial expansion strategy.
- OPEC+ agrees to keep November oil output targets steadyReprint
OPEC+ members have decided to maintain their current oil production targets through November.
- Trump promotes data centers at rally with Republican facing heat on them
President Trump promoted the expansion of energy-intensive data centers, citing economic competition with China.
- Fertilizers, Pesticides and Plastic Resides: How Farm Chemicals Quietly Steer Greenhouse Gas EmissionsStudy
A study details how the use of agricultural chemicals like fertilizers and pesticides contributes to greenhouse gas emissions.
- Wiltshire falling behind on net-zero target
Wiltshire Council is failing to meet its net-zero targets, indicating a setback in local climate policy implementation.
- Australia to face heat on fossil fuels at climate talks
Australia faces international pressure to address its fossil fuel policies at upcoming climate negotiations.
- Trump Cuts to Clean Energy Linked to $83 Billion in Delayed or Canceled Projects
Policy cuts to clean energy initiatives have resulted in an estimated $83 billion in delayed or canceled projects.
- Science takes a backseat as Trump ignores NASA data to insist the planet is cooling down
The former president is ignoring NASA data and promoting misinformation regarding global cooling trends.
- Oil retains systemic leverage as economies decarbonizeStudy
A new study examines how oil maintains systemic economic leverage even as global economies transition toward decarbonization.
- SEC Move Would Make it Harder for Shareholders to Push Companies on Climate Action
The SEC is proposing a rule change that would restrict the ability of shareholders to petition companies regarding climate and sustainability actions.
- Coalition Sues Trump Administration Over Rule Making Cars Less Fuel Efficient
Environmental groups sued the Trump administration over a rule rolling back federal fuel economy standards for vehicles.
- NUPRC Fails to Enforce Nigeria Anti-Flaring Law as Methane Emissions Go UncheckedReprint
Nigeria's regulatory body is failing to enforce anti-flaring laws, resulting in continued unchecked methane emissions.Also: Head Topics
- Big Oil fears the evidence of its deliberate climate lies
Legal challenges are uncovering evidence regarding the fossil fuel industry's historical knowledge of climate change impacts.Also: Common Dreams
- Understanding Carbon Debt, Factors Behind BRICS Stance On Fossil Fuels, And Why It Matters At COP31
An analysis explores the BRICS nations' positions on fossil fuels and the concept of carbon debt ahead of COP31.Also: Hindustan Times
- APS Wants to Resuscitate Four Corners Coal Plant Already Slated for Closure
Arizona Public Service extended a coal supply contract, delaying the planned closure of the Four Corners coal plant until after 2031.
- Tiny 33-pound satellites track greenhouse gas emissions from 310 miles above EarthStudy
New small-satellite technology is being deployed to monitor and track greenhouse gas emissions from orbit.Also: DongA Science, biz.chosun.com
- Future of Amazon rainforest policies at stake in Brazilian presidential election
The upcoming Brazilian presidential election will determine the future of policies regarding Amazon rainforest protection and deforestation.
- South Korea Replaces Coal with LNG, Faces Industry Pushback on Carbon Rules
South Korea is transitioning from coal to LNG while facing domestic industry opposition to stricter carbon reduction policies.
- 7 Arizona communities restrict solar, wind projects amid growing pushback
Seven communities in Arizona have implemented restrictions on wind and solar projects due to local opposition.
- Yemen's Houthis say they attacked Aramco facility in Riyadh with missiles, dronesReprint
Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for a drone and missile attack on an Aramco facility in Riyadh.
- Pushback against Arizona renewable energy projects
Local opposition is growing against proposed renewable energy projects in Arizona.
- Italy’s Carbon-Industrial Exposure After the 2025 Emissions PrintStudy
A report examines the exposure of Italian industrial sectors to carbon pricing and emissions regulations following 2025 data releases.
- Iraq says it transported 2 million barrels of crude through Strait of HormuzReprint
Iraq reported the transport of 2 million barrels of crude oil through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Banks backed net zero then kept funding coal companies
An investigation found that banks pledging to reach net-zero emissions continue to provide significant financing to coal companies.
- Climate disasters are growing. So are cuts to programs that prepare for them
Funding for disaster preparedness programs is being reduced despite the increasing frequency of climate-driven disasters.Also: Japan Today, Texarkana Gazette
- INVESTIGATION: NUPRC fails to enforce Nigeria's anti-flaring law as methane emissions go unchecked (2)
An investigation reveals that Nigeria's regulatory body is failing to enforce anti-flaring laws, allowing significant methane emissions to continue.
- Environmental groups sue Trump administration over eased vehicle fuel economy rules
Environmental groups filed a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's decision to weaken vehicle fuel economy standards.
- Exxon, Suncor Bid to Block Climate Suits at US Supreme Court
Exxon and Suncor are petitioning the U.S. Supreme Court to block ongoing climate liability lawsuits.
- Newsom vetoes Delta levees bill as El Niño winter looms
Governor Newsom vetoed a bill intended to improve Delta levees ahead of the upcoming El Niño winter.
- Brazil's Lula-Bolsonaro showdown unfolds in Trump's shadow — with the Amazon at stake
The Brazilian presidential election carries significant implications for the future of Amazon rainforest protection and deforestation policies.
- Food systems are big in carbon markets but major farm emissions are being left behind
Agricultural emissions remain largely unaddressed in current carbon market frameworks despite the sector's significant climate impact.
- Automakers Eye $60.6B in Savings as Fuel Economy Rules Ease
Automakers anticipate $60.6 billion in savings following the relaxation of federal fuel economy regulations.Also: TradingView
- Chesapeake Bay Restoration Obstructed by Federal Policy Shift, Tribal Withdrawal
Federal policy shifts and tribal withdrawals are complicating efforts to restore the Chesapeake Bay.
- Metal-organic interactions identified as a key factor in carbon cycling, improving predictions under climate changeStudy
Identifying metal-organic interactions in soil improves scientific understanding of how climate change influences microbial carbon dioxide release.
- G7 nations will release 100 million barrels of oil and diesel fuel after prices soar
President Trump announced the release of 100 million barrels of oil and diesel from G7 reserves in response to rising prices.
- Proposed new Florida science standards attract fierce criticism
Proposed changes to Florida's science education standards are facing backlash for their treatment of climate science.
- Historical Fossil Fuel Emissions Could Influence Global Warming Until 2500Study
A new study indicates that historical fossil fuel emissions will continue to influence global temperatures through the year 2500.
- Carbon-Capture Firms Say EU Loophole Boosts Oil
Critics argue that a loophole in EU carbon-capture regulations is inadvertently incentivizing continued oil production.
- Rising Air Pollution Quietly Paused Methane’s Climb, Study FindsStudy
A new study indicates that rising levels of air pollution have temporarily slowed the rate of atmospheric methane accumulation.
- Fact-checking Enemies of Energy
A report examines and challenges arguments made by groups opposing energy transition policies.Also: Capital Research Center
- Brazil's Petrobras makes new oil discovery off Amapa stateReprint
Petrobras has discovered a new oil reserve located off the coast of Brazil's Amapa state.
- Households will pay more for energy because of federal policy changes, think tank says
A think tank report suggests that recent federal policy changes regarding energy will lead to higher costs for households.
- Rome and Prague will call for a relaxation of the EU’s climate regulationsReprint
Rome and Prague are advocating for a relaxation of European Union climate regulations.
- Massachusetts queue delays put 2027 solar tax credits at risk
Grid interconnection delays in Massachusetts threaten the eligibility of solar projects for 2027 federal tax credits.Also: CleanTechnica
- EPA Built Its Smog Rule Around EVs That Aren't Coming. Now It Wants Two More Years for Gas Cars
The EPA is reportedly considering a two-year extension for gas-powered vehicles amid challenges in meeting EV-based smog reduction targets.
- Santee Cooper’s New Energy Plan is Bad News for South Carolina Customers
South Carolina utility Santee Cooper faces criticism for a long-range energy plan that prioritizes fossil fuels over affordable solar energy.
- Governor Healey seeks quick review from Trump administration for gas pipeline
Governor Healey is urging the Trump administration to expedite approval for a gas pipeline project.
- ‘Hot mess’ paper questioning CO2 and climate change gets retracted
A scientific paper that questioned the role of CO2 in climate change has been retracted due to significant errors.
- As Florida downplays global warming, Climate Week pushes back
Activists are pushing back against Florida's state-level efforts to downplay or ignore climate change science.
- CCC: PH’s carbon emissions on the rise
The Philippines' Climate Change Commission reports that the country's carbon emissions are currently on an upward trajectory.Also: Philstar.com
- Opening brief says CARB wrong to boost incentives for dairy digesters
A legal brief argues that California's air board should not increase incentives for dairy digesters, citing environmental concerns.
- The Nuclear Company: Finishing V.C. Summer's nuclear reactors may not be cheaper or faster
Analysis suggests that completing the V.C. Summer nuclear project may not offer the efficiency or cost benefits initially expected.
- Canada’s Oil Producers Target Late 2027 for Pathways Carbon Capture Decision
Canadian oil producers have delayed the final investment decision for a major carbon capture project until late 2027.
- US energy giant expands into Africa’s largest oil reserve holder as KBR explores renewable energy opportunities in Libya
A US energy firm is expanding oil operations in Africa while KBR investigates renewable energy prospects in Libya.
- EU Transport Committee postpones ‘Auto Package’ vote
The EU Transport Committee has postponed a vote on the 'Auto Package' regulations, delaying potential emissions policy progress.
- City Council approves climate action plan as planning resource, not guiding policy
A Wyoming city council approved a climate action plan but designated it as a planning resource rather than binding policy.
- Nearly half of Azerbaijan’s gas exports go to Europe
Nearly half of Azerbaijan's natural gas exports are currently directed to European markets.
- Minister: Azerbaijan supplied 12.8 bcm of gas to Europe last yearReprint
Azerbaijan reported supplying 12.8 billion cubic meters of natural gas to Europe last year.
- Ford’s Fathom pickup couldn’t come soon enough as EV sales drop 80% in Q3
Ford reported an 80% drop in US electric vehicle sales for the third quarter of 2026.
- Heat-trapping gas once frozen in Arctic ground is slowly leaking and warming the planet
Thawing Arctic permafrost is releasing trapped greenhouse gases, creating a feedback loop that further accelerates global warming.
- States and cities sue over Trump's EPA eliminating rule that limits emissions from power plants
States and cities are suing to challenge the EPA's rollback of federal regulations limiting power plant emissions.Also: Associated Press, Reuters, Inside Climate News, Associated Press, Reuters, Grist, The Guardian, Grist, The Guardian, The Guardian and 70 others
- The USDA just made it way harder for farmers to get grants for solar
The Trump administration updated REAP program rules, effectively blocking farmers from accessing federal grants for solar energy projects.Also: Solar Power World
- Population driven emissions call for earlier climate mitigationStudy
A new study suggests that population-driven emissions necessitate more urgent and earlier climate mitigation strategies.Also: Nature Climate Change $
- ‘Gobsmacked’: Florida parents, teachers decry changes to science education
Florida parents and teachers are protesting the removal of climate change content from state science education standards.
- Historical emissions from fossil fuel producers could drive global warming ‘for centuries’Study
A study indicates that historical emissions from fossil fuel companies will continue to drive global warming for centuries.
- Canada fast-tracks Pacific oil pipeline to reduce US dependence as Alberta separation vote nears
Canada is fast-tracking a Pacific oil pipeline project to reduce energy dependence on the United States.
- Matt Kean warns climate crisis ‘isn’t someone else’s problem’ as largest coal project in NSW history greenlit
A senior climate adviser criticized the approval of a major new coal project in New South Wales for ignoring climate-related economic damage.
- Studying this super El Niño could save lives. NOAA is scaling back research
NOAA is scaling back research on the current super El Niño, limiting the ability to improve weather forecasts for extreme events.Also: NPR
- Second Decision to Block New York Climate Change Superfund Act Issued
A court issued a second decision blocking New York's Climate Change Superfund Act.Also: Foley Hoag, jdsupra.com
- Coal delivered to Japan's steel mills in 2024 carried more than four times the methane of the country's entire reported energy sectorStudy
Coal imported for Japan's steel industry in 2024 emitted four times more methane than the country's entire reported energy sector.
- California illegally spurred “gold rush in cow manure,” lawsuit alleges
A lawsuit alleges California's policies have illegally incentivized industrial-scale manure-to-gas projects.
- Carney Caps Pivot From Climate Envoy to Pipeline Champion
Mark Carney is facing criticism for his shift from climate advocacy to supporting fossil fuel infrastructure projects.Also: Bloomberg $
- Here are all the jobs and investment lost from republican attacks on manufacturing
An interactive tool tracks manufacturing projects cancelled or delayed due to political opposition to clean energy and climate policies.
- Jordan’s mega-plan for water security risks locking in fossil gas demand
Jordan's new water security strategy faces criticism for its reliance on fossil gas infrastructure.
- AI to emit six times more CO₂ in 2030 than in 2025, experts warnStudy
Experts warn that the rapid expansion of AI infrastructure could increase CO₂ emissions sixfold by 2030.
- Global Food Waste Fuels 10% Of Emissions
A new report highlights that global food waste is responsible for approximately 10% of total greenhouse gas emissions.
- Methane doesn’t read the label
Ember analysis highlights the urgent need for better methane monitoring and regulation across global energy supply chains.
- Caribbean solar is growing faster than official figures show, but policy is delaying the shift away from costly fossil imports
Caribbean solar adoption is outpacing official data, but policy barriers continue to delay the transition away from fossil fuel imports.
- Renewable energy companies fuel Brazilian data center boom, investigation finds
An investigation finds that renewable energy demand from data centers is driving new infrastructure development in Brazil.Also: Mongabay
- Tariffs on Canadian power could raise costs, emissions and grid risks
A Cornell University analysis suggests that tariffs on Canadian power imports could inadvertently increase grid costs and carbon emissions.Also: Mirage News
- Despite big Texas solar purchase agreement, Meta still uses lots of gasReprint
Despite entering into renewable energy power purchase agreements, Meta continues to rely heavily on natural gas for its operations.
- Kenya Power turns the heat on homeowners for rooftop solar installations
Kenya Power is implementing stricter regulations on rooftop solar installations, potentially hindering decentralized renewable energy adoption.
- Dead before arrival: Isuzu D-Max EV cancelled for Australia
Isuzu has cancelled the release of its D-Max electric vehicle in the Australian market.
- Soil carbon sequestration identified as a research gap in studies of livestock methane emissionsStudy
Researchers identified a lack of data on soil carbon sequestration in studies concerning livestock methane emissions.Also: Sheridan Media
September 2026
- UK regulator abandons mandatory climate disclosures for listed companies
The UK financial regulator has decided to drop requirements for listed companies to provide mandatory climate-related disclosures.
- Tracking methane leaks to slow global warming: European regulation project weakened by France's reversal
France's opposition has weakened a proposed European regulation aimed at tracking and reducing methane leaks.Also: Le Monde.fr, ChemNet News
- EU Weighs Delaying Methane Rules as Energy Prices Rise
The European Commission is considering delaying methane regulations due to political pressure and rising energy costs.
- “Largest climate policy failure:” Giant NSW coal mine extension approved, with conditions attached
The New South Wales government approved a major coal mine extension, drawing criticism from climate advocates.Also: Renew Economy
- Importance, drivers and trends of inland water greenhouse gas emissionsStudy
A study identifies the primary drivers and trends of greenhouse gas emissions originating from inland water bodies.
- Fuel Costs Will Increase, and Carbon Emissions Too, After Trump’s CAFE Standards Rollback
An advocacy piece criticizes the rollback of CAFE standards, citing increased fuel costs and carbon emissions.Also: Sierra Club
- Coal mine methane linked to an estimated 26,400 deaths over the coming decadesStudy
New research links methane emissions from coal mining to an estimated 26,400 premature deaths over the coming decades.
- Satellite study finds city methane emissions substantially higher than inventoriesStudy
Satellite data indicates that methane emissions from cities are significantly higher than those reported in official inventories.Also: Envirotec Magazine
- UK regulator drops tougher climate-reporting plans after business concerns
Following business concerns, the UK regulator dropped plans for stricter climate-reporting requirements.
- Big Oil vs. national parks: Who wins?
Uganda is relocating endangered giraffes to facilitate oil extraction activities within Murchison Falls National Park.
- UK banks are Europe’s biggest coal financiers, report findsStudy
A new report identifies UK-based banks as the largest financiers of the global coal industry in Europe.
- As El Niño approaches, Newsom vetos bill aimed at protecting California levees from flooding
California Governor Newsom vetoed legislation intended to improve levee protection against flooding ahead of the El Niño season.
- “Biggest climate failure”: Major coal mine project approved despite laws to reduce emissions
A major coal mine project has been approved in Australia, drawing criticism for undermining emissions reduction laws.
- Renewables boom faces a Trump-era cliff
The renewable energy industry faces potential policy rollbacks and regulatory uncertainty as the political landscape shifts.
- African heads of state break ground for $16B oil refinery project
African heads of state have officially begun construction on a new $16 billion oil refinery project.
- AI Was Supposed to Cut Emissions. Instead, Fossil Fuel Companies Are Using It to Find More Oil and Gas.
Fossil fuel companies are utilizing artificial intelligence to accelerate the discovery and extraction of new oil and gas reserves.
- UN experts say food waste is driving up global greenhouse gas emissionsStudy
UN experts report that global food waste is a significant and growing driver of greenhouse gas emissions.Also: Trendsnafrica, africanews.com
- Background trade winds and climate sensitivity control the eastern equatorial Pacific warming patternStudy
A study identifies how trade winds and climate sensitivity influence warming patterns in the eastern equatorial Pacific.Also: Science | AAAS $
- The real cost of coal mines to people and planet
Delayed transition away from coal and other fossil fuels increases the long-term economic and environmental costs of climate change.
- Protecting the status quo: How CAFE III norms undercut India’s EV ambitions
Critics argue that India's new CAFE III norms may protect the status quo and hinder the country's long-term electric vehicle ambitions.Also: Down To Earth
- In Brazil’s Acre, calls for new roads clash with deforestation commitments
Proposed road expansions in Brazil's Acre state threaten to increase deforestation in the Amazon rainforest.
- Attacks on Science, Who’s Behind Them, and Their Harm: My Congressional Testimony
A scientist testifies before Congress regarding organized efforts to suppress climate science and the resulting societal harm.
- CEG, NRG, TLN Stocks In Spotlight: TD Cowen Warns Of ‘Acute’ Uncertainty After FERC Delays PJM’s Plan To Meet AI DemandStudy
Regulatory delays in energy planning for AI demand create market uncertainty for major power providers.
- 700+ Companies Commit to Net Zero by 2040, But Renewable Growth Still Falls Short
Despite net-zero commitments from over 700 companies, global renewable energy growth remains insufficient to meet climate goals.
- Report maps China's emissions trajectoryStudy
A new report provides updated projections for China's future greenhouse gas emissions trajectory.
- Fossil Fuel Trade Group Chief Says Approving Rosebank and Jackdaw Would be ‘Climate Leadership’
A fossil fuel trade group leader claims that approving new oil and gas projects constitutes climate leadership.
- The LNG Boom Is Losing Its Biggest Asian Bet
The liquefied natural gas industry is facing challenges in its primary Asian markets.Also: Bloomberg $
- Fact Check: Photo comparison of St Michael’s Mount not evidence rising sea levels are a hoax
Fact-checkers debunk claims that historical photo comparisons of St Michael’s Mount disprove rising sea levels.Also: Reuters
- Shell Grows Canadian LNG for Lower-Carbon Energy Transition
Shell is expanding its Canadian LNG operations, framing the fossil fuel project as part of an energy transition strategy.Also: Sustainability Magazine
- Livestock farming: Ireland’s methane accounting tricks put climate goals in Germany and Europe at risk
An opinion piece argues that Ireland's methane accounting methods threaten European climate targets.
- Explainer: What is Alaska LNG and why does the project face doubts?
The Alaska LNG project faces economic and environmental scrutiny regarding its viability and long-term impact on fossil fuel infrastructure.
- Tracking the Carbon Footprint of HydropowerStudy
The Department of Energy released a report detailing methods for tracking the carbon footprint of hydropower energy.
- European Union Eases Rules to Curb Surging Energy PricesReprint
The European Union is easing certain energy regulations in an effort to address rising consumer energy prices.
- Isuzu Ute Australia won’t rule out price hikes due to emissions regulations
Isuzu Ute Australia warns that new emissions regulations could lead to price increases for consumers.Also: CarExpert
- One year after the end of the EV tax credit, is the future still electric?
One year after the expiration of federal EV tax credits, analysts examine the impact on electric vehicle adoption trends.
- Germany orders SEFE to buy more gas to shore up winter reserves
Germany has ordered SEFE to increase natural gas reserves to ensure energy security for the upcoming winter.
- Meteorologist Sam Parish talks about some of the causes of climate change
A local meteorologist explains the fundamental drivers of climate change to a regional audience.
- What climate change? How the fossil fuel industry has been manipulating us for decades
An investigation details how the fossil fuel industry has historically used manipulation to delay climate action.Also: UKrant
- Inside the fossil fuel industry's push into Australian classrooms
Report investigates the fossil fuel industry's efforts to influence educational content within Australian classrooms.
- Ameren Missouri Proposes Pollution-Heavy Future to Power Data Centers
Ameren Missouri has proposed an energy plan that increases reliance on fossil fuels and removes previous net-zero emission goals.
- EU Weighs Methane Rule Delay Amid Strong Pushback
The EU is facing pressure to delay methane regulations amid pushback from various stakeholders.
- How Corporate Influencers Facilitated Trump’s Assault on Climate Research
An investigation details how corporate influencers worked to undermine and suppress climate research during the Trump administration.Also: Mother Jones
- Second Federal Court Strikes Down New York’s Climate Change Superfund Act
A federal court struck down New York's Climate Change Superfund Act, which sought to hold fossil fuel companies liable for climate damages.
- Despite a drop in deforestation in 2025, forest losses pile up in the MekongStudy
Analysis shows that Mekong countries lost over 746,000 hectares of tree cover in 2025 despite a slight overall decline in deforestation.
- How Bolsonaro's statements destroyed the rainforestStudy
A study finds that former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's anti-conservation rhetoric directly accelerated deforestation in the Amazon rainforest.
- EU eyes methane law delay, IEA to discuss oil stock releases if needed
The European Union is considering delaying methane legislation as the IEA prepares to discuss potential oil stock releases.Also: Yahoo
- EU Commission ignored its own advice before weakening car CO2 rules
The European Commission reportedly disregarded internal advice prior to weakening carbon dioxide emission rules for vehicles.
- 'Tanking sensible mile per gallon standards': Trump administration reverses US fuel efficiency rules
The administration has reversed fuel efficiency standards, a move criticized for potentially increasing vehicle emissions.
- Explainer: What are Europe's methane emissions rules and why are they being delayed?
This explainer details the content of Europe's methane emissions regulations and the reasons behind their implementation delays.
- Italy and Czech Republic to call for softer EU rules on carbon permits, energy supply
Italy and the Czech Republic are lobbying the EU to weaken regulations concerning carbon permits and energy supply requirements.Also: gmk.center
- New Sierra Club Analysis Shows U.S. Public Pensions Hold Billions in Fossil Fuel BondsStudy
A Sierra Club analysis reveals that U.S. public pension funds continue to hold significant investments in fossil fuel debt.
- Energy Transfer once again tops list of worst methane sources
Greenpeace identifies Energy Transfer as the leading source of methane emissions among analyzed companies.
- The EU is making concessions on the rules governing methane and vehicle emissionsReprint
The EU is reportedly making concessions regarding regulations on methane and vehicle emissions.
- EU considers delaying methane rules for fuel importsReprint
The EU is considering postponing the implementation of methane rules for fuel imports.Also: Kuwait Times
- Natural gas: Jørgensen considers postponing import rules
EU Commissioner Jørgensen is considering a delay to methane import rules for natural gas.
- Greenland Energy CEO says 'The world needs oil'
The CEO of Greenland Energy publicly stated that the global economy remains dependent on oil production.
- Which AI Models Use the Most Energy?
Rising energy demand from AI data centers is increasing fossil fuel consumption and threatening climate goals.
- AI Power Demand Reshapes New York Climate Week as Climate Risks IntensifyReprint
Rising electricity demand from artificial intelligence data centers is complicating climate goals discussed during New York Climate Week.
- Fuel Price Surge Reopens EU Fight Over Looming Carbon Cuts
Rising fuel prices have reignited political debate within the EU regarding the implementation of planned carbon reduction policies.
- EU Weighs Delaying Methane Rules as IEA Considers Oil Reserve ReleaseReprint
The European Union weighs delaying methane regulations as the IEA considers releasing oil reserves to stabilize markets.
- Commission considering a delay to EU fuel import industry methane rulesReprint
The European Commission is considering a delay to methane regulations governing fuel imports.
- Coalition pledges to scrap NVES
The Coalition has pledged to scrap the New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES).
- Satellite Data, Missing Context: A Closer Look at UCLA’s Methane Claims
Energy In Depth critiques UCLA research regarding methane emissions, characterizing the findings as lacking necessary context.Also: energyindepth.org
- Cheniere signs 22-year LNG supply deal with Petrobras
Cheniere Energy has finalized a 22-year agreement to supply liquefied natural gas to Brazil's Petrobras.
- AI Badly Cripples Global Warming GoalsClickbait
Reports suggest that the energy demands of artificial intelligence are hindering progress toward global climate goals.
- Newsom vetoed a bill to fix the Delta's aging levees. The state says the job costs billions
California Governor Newsom vetoed funding for levee repairs, a move critics argue ignores growing flood risks.
- India’s coking coal push needs a methane planStudy
A report argues that India's expansion of coking coal production requires a comprehensive strategy to manage associated methane emissions.
- Iowa farmers say USDA reneged on solar funding, leaving them the bill
Iowa farmers report that the USDA failed to provide promised solar funding, leaving them with unexpected costs.
- Tony Blair Institute Brings Gas-Guzzling Tech Giants to Labour Conference
The Tony Blair Institute is criticized for hosting tech companies with high energy demands at the UK Labour Party conference.
- CS Energy cuts losses with payout for Callide explosion, remains committed to sweating old coal plants
CS Energy remains committed to operating aging coal plants despite financial losses and legal payouts following the Callide power station explosion.Also: Renew Economy
- China Overwhelms World’s Greenhouse Gas EmissionsReprint
China remains the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases, according to recent data.
- Great British Chefs’ Instagram Campaign Accused of ‘Greenwashing’ Unsustainable Farmed Fish
Great British Chefs faces accusations of greenwashing regarding the sustainability of farmed fish promoted on their Instagram account.
- US finalizes new lower fuel economy standards in boost for gas-powered vehicles
The U.S. government has finalized new, lower fuel economy standards, favoring gas-powered vehicles over efficiency improvements.
- US clean energy jobs fell for the first time since the pandemic
US clean energy jobs declined in 2025 following federal policy rollbacks and reduced support for clean energy projects.
- EPA repeals rule for coal, gas power plants and methane emission
The EPA has repealed regulations targeting methane emissions and pollution from coal and gas-fired power plants.Also: KALW
- The Coal Industry Asked for a Rescue. Trump Obliged.
The administration reportedly considered using emergency powers to keep aging coal plants operational at the industry's request.
- Inside the anti-climate campaign against researchers
An investigation reveals organized campaigns aimed at harassing and discrediting climate researchers.Also: Politico
- EU to delay methane emissions rules after pushback from governments
The European Union is delaying the implementation of new methane emissions regulations following opposition from member states.
- The Causes of Climate Change
NASA provides an educational overview of the primary drivers of climate change, including greenhouse gas emissions and human activity.
- Decades of fossil fuel influence paved way for Trump’s assault on university research, study saysStudy
A study links current political attacks on climate research to decades of fossil fuel industry influence and funding within U.S. universities.
- Did the Forestry Industry Just Get to Write Its Own Emissions Rules?
Critics raise concerns over the forestry industry's influence on the development of new emissions regulations.
- Commission confirms plans to postpone EU methane law
The European Commission has confirmed plans to postpone the implementation of its new methane regulation.
- US to Finalize Sharply Lower Fuel-Economy Standards Through 2031, Easing Pressure on Automakers’ EV Plans
The U.S. government is finalizing lower fuel-economy standards, a move that eases pressure on automakers to accelerate EV adoption.
- Azerbaijan's president sees no serious effects of climate change, but UN report says otherwise
Azerbaijan's president dismissed climate change impacts, contradicting findings from a recent UN report.Also: JAMnews
- EU to delay methane emissions law after pressure from nationsReprint
The European Union plans to delay methane emissions legislation following pressure from member nations.
- Gas: Commission seeks to delay Methane Regulation and urges energy conservation
The European Commission is seeking to delay methane regulations while simultaneously urging energy conservation measures.Also: Table.Briefings
- Illinois passed the nation’s first climate migration law. The effort has languished since.
Illinois' landmark climate migration law has failed to see significant implementation or progress since its passage.Also: Grist
- Federal Resilience in Retreat
An analysis argues that federal efforts toward climate resilience are currently being rolled back or weakened.
- Western Colorado coal mine violates methane caps nearly 4 times over, state says
Colorado regulators report that a coal mine in the western part of the state has exceeded its permitted methane emission caps fourfold.
- Campaign calls for zero fossil fuel lobbyists in COP31 delegations
Campaigners are demanding that COP31 delegations exclude fossil fuel lobbyists to prevent industry influence in climate negotiations.
- US Sells $320 Billion Of Fossil FuelsReprint
The U.S. government has finalized the sale of fossil fuel extraction rights valued at $320 billion.
- COP31 hosts Australia and Türkiye face the fossil-fuel question
Australia and Türkiye face scrutiny regarding their fossil fuel policies as they prepare to host COP31.
- Uzbekneftegaz wins court case, cutting environmental compensation claim 13,000-fold
An Uzbek court significantly reduced an environmental compensation claim against the state-owned energy company Uzbekneftegaz.
- Australia is failing to map out a fossil fuel transition plan
Critics argue that Australia lacks a comprehensive and actionable plan to transition away from fossil fuels.Also: thepoint.com.au
- After Trump opened Bears Ears land to business, prospectors swooped in
Following the Trump administration's decision to open Bears Ears National Monument to development, commercial prospectors have begun exploring the land.
- Scoop: Arevia Power’s ‘Evolution’ From Solar to Gas and Data Centers
Renewable energy developer Arevia Power is expanding its business model to include the construction of gas turbines and data centers.
- Why falling portfolio carbon figures may be misleading
Financial analysts warn that reported reductions in portfolio carbon figures may be misleading due to inconsistent measurement standards.
- Austria pushing for more leeway in EU carbon market revision, policy note shows
Austria is lobbying for more flexibility within the European Union's carbon market revision framework.
- India’s bid to keep carbon cash home as Europe adds a new trade cost
India is seeking to retain carbon revenue domestically as European trade policies impose new costs on imports.
- Oil, Gas, Electricity and Billions in Cash: TotalEnergies Lays Out Its 2030 Road Map
TotalEnergies has released its 2030 road map, detailing its future strategy for oil, gas, and electricity operations.
- Democrats Say Trump Rewarded Oil and Gas Campaign Donors
Democratic lawmakers allege that former President Trump provided policy favors to oil and gas industry donors during his administration.
- Critics accuse Carney government of proposing 'sacrifice zones' for the environment
Critics argue that the Carney government's proposed policies would create environmental sacrifice zones.
- ‘Love letter’: California AG takes aim at Trump’s links to Big Oil
California's Attorney General is investigating ties between Donald Trump and the oil industry.
- Colloquium : Manabe’s legacy of simulating and understanding global warmingStudy
A colloquium paper reviews Syukuro Manabe’s foundational contributions to climate modeling and the understanding of global warming.Also: APS Journals
- Morocco Has No Mandatory Vehicle Efficiency Rules Despite Climate Commitments
Morocco lacks mandatory vehicle efficiency regulations despite its stated national climate commitments.
- TotalEnergies to keep growing power generation after 2030Reprint
TotalEnergies plans to continue expanding its power generation capacity, including fossil fuels, beyond 2030.
- Global fossil-fuel emissions set to fall in 2026 amid Hormuz crisisClickbait
Global fossil-fuel emissions are projected to decline in 2026 due to potential supply disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
- Guest Booking Opportunity: DSA Candidates Are Rebranding the Green New Deal as an ‘AI Fix,’ But It Is the Same Trojan HorseClickbait
A conservative think tank criticizes political proposals linking artificial intelligence to Green New Deal initiatives.
- Dem nominee, megachurch pastor argued cattle production adds to greenhouse gases
A political candidate and pastor face criticism for linking cattle production to greenhouse gas emissions.
- Feds to sharply cut vehicle emissions standards on MondayReprint
Federal authorities are set to significantly reduce vehicle emissions standards.
- ExxonMobil's 2026 Energy Outlook projects CO2 emissions nearly triple the 2°C climate target by 2050, citing persistent coal useStudy
ExxonMobil's 2026 outlook projects emissions will triple the 2°C target by 2050 due to continued coal reliance.
- US utilities earn F as coal retirements fall, gas plans rise, and climate goals backslide
A report finds US utilities are failing climate goals by slowing coal retirements and expanding natural gas infrastructure.
- 45% of FY27 power, LNG subsidies spent in just 3 months
Bangladesh has exhausted 45% of its annual budget for power and LNG subsidies in just three months.
- The Trump Administration’s Critical Minerals Agenda Comes for America’s ‘Forgotten Wildlife Corridor’
Mining projects for critical minerals in Oregon threaten sage-grouse habitats and biodiversity corridors.
- Nepal's deadly floods show what happens when climate aid programs are slashed
Deadly flooding in Nepal highlights the negative impacts of reduced funding for climate adaptation and aid programs.
- Concerns about ability to meet 2030 energy targets
Industry experts express concern regarding the feasibility of meeting international energy transition targets by 2030.
- Bill C-39 dismantles Canada’s environmental policy ‘beyond anything we’ve ever seen,’ say climate groups
Climate advocacy groups claim that Canada's Bill C-39 represents a major rollback of national environmental protections.
- California, New York sue Trump over offshore wind buybacks, say they'll raise power bills
California and New York are suing the Trump administration over the cancellation of offshore wind projects, citing potential cost increases.
- UK PM Burnham refuses to back Heathrow's third runway project
UK Prime Minister Burnham has refused to support the proposed third runway at Heathrow Airport.
- Trump boasted of stopping an ‘obscure’ UN agency’s ‘carbon tax’: What the IMO plan for shipping industry involves | Hindustan Times
A report details the IMO's proposed shipping industry carbon pricing plan and political opposition to such measures.
- Gas Power Plants for AI Data Centres Are a Risky Bet with Your Retirement Savings
Financial analysis suggests that investing in gas-fired power plants to support AI data centers poses significant long-term economic risks.
- CNN Fact check: Trump makes multiple false claims in UNGA speech
A fact check identifies multiple false claims regarding climate change made by Donald Trump in a UN speech.
- China has kept its promise to stop funding overseas coal, but loopholes are helping coal expand
Despite China's pledge to stop funding overseas coal projects, loopholes are allowing continued expansion of coal-fired power plants abroad.
- Congress attacks Maharashtra government for data-centre industry expansion push amid drought
Political opposition is criticizing the Maharashtra government for promoting data-center expansion during a period of severe drought.
- Federal Govt Ties Green Industrialisation Drive To Gas Expansion, AKK, OB3 Pipelines
The Nigerian government is linking its industrialization strategy to the expansion of gas infrastructure and pipelines.
- Grid and construction problems delay 427MW of new power in South Africa
Grid connectivity and construction delays are stalling the deployment of 427MW of new renewable energy capacity in South Africa.Also: MyBroadband
- World could warm 3.25C by 2100 under current policies, Swiss-German study suggestsStudy
A new study projects that current global policies put the world on track for 3.25 degrees Celsius of warming by 2100.Also: Anadolu Ajansı
- FAILED MICHIGAN LAWSUIT: US Judge Dismisses Michigan State Climate Lawsuit Against Oil Companies
A U.S. judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by Michigan against oil companies regarding climate change damages.
- India orders captive coal plants to maximise power output on surging demand
India has ordered captive coal plants to operate at maximum capacity to meet surging electricity demand.Also: Reuters
- Past emissions from top polluters will continue warming the planet for decades to comeStudy
Research confirms that historical greenhouse gas emissions will continue to drive global warming for decades to come.
- Mexico’s Sheinbaum Weighs Pilot Fracking Projects to Boost Gas Production, Sources Say
Sources indicate that Mexican President Sheinbaum is considering pilot fracking projects to increase domestic natural gas production.Also: EnergyNow.com, EnergyNow
- Utilities Ramping Up Fossil Fuels to Meet Growing Power Demand
Utility companies are increasing their reliance on fossil fuels to meet rising electricity demand.Also: Public Health Watch
- Trump's home county hits pause on data centers over environment and electric bill concerns
Palm Beach County paused data center approvals due to concerns over high electricity consumption and environmental impact.
- China has kept its promise to stop funding overseas coal, but loopholes are helping coal expand
Despite pledges to end overseas coal funding, China's financing loopholes continue to facilitate the expansion of coal projects abroad.
- Federal Judge Tosses Michigan's Climate LawsuitReprint
A federal judge has dismissed Michigan's climate change lawsuit against oil companies.
- California faces barriers from feds on the road to EVs
California faces federal regulatory hurdles that complicate the state's efforts to transition toward electric vehicle adoption.
- ‘Ghana must end routine flaring or risk losing European markets’ – Petroleum expert
Experts warn that Ghana must end routine gas flaring to maintain access to European energy markets.Also: CitiNewsroom.com
- U.S. Grid Congestion Intensifies As Data Centers Compound Transmission Constraints
Increasing electricity demand from data centers is exacerbating transmission constraints and congestion on the U.S. power grid.
- Big Oil, Gas Emissions Causing Water Crisis in U. S. West: Scientists
Scientists link fossil fuel emissions to the ongoing water crisis in the Western United States.
- Philippines energy bottlenecks risk missing 2030 climate goals
Infrastructure and regulatory bottlenecks in the Philippines energy sector threaten the country's ability to meet its 2030 climate commitments.
- Sierra Club report: Clean energy efforts fail to make the grade in Mississippi
A Sierra Club report finds Mississippi's clean energy policies and progress are insufficient to meet climate goals.
- Türkiye’s COP31 hosting terms raise free speech concerns among climate activists
Climate activists are raising concerns regarding free speech restrictions tied to Türkiye's hosting of the upcoming COP31 climate summit.
- Black Carbon and Himalayan Glacier Melt: Sources, Impacts and UPSC RelevanceStudy
This educational report examines how black carbon emissions contribute to the accelerated melting of Himalayan glaciers.
- Covering NYC Climate Week — The Climate Realism Show #218
The Heartland Institute discusses NYC Climate Week from the perspective of climate skepticism and industry-aligned advocacy.
- New York state energy experts give overview on data centers in rural areas
Energy experts provide an overview of the challenges and energy demands associated with siting data centers in rural New York.
- France Urges EU to Postpone Methane Reporting Requirements
France is urging the European Union to postpone the implementation of new methane reporting requirements.
- Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Trump’s Pro-Nuclear, Pro-Fossil Fuel Agenda
The U.S. administration is prioritizing fossil fuels and nuclear energy while actively blocking renewable energy development and climate policy.Also: Heatmap $
- EU Energy Chief Signals Delay to Methane Rules for Imports
The European Union is signaling a potential delay in implementing new methane emission regulations for imported fossil fuels.
- IPCC authors include fossil fuel industry employees, posing a potential conflict of interest
A report reveals that some IPCC authors have ties to the fossil fuel industry, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.Also: ENTREVUE.FR, ENTREVUE.FR
- Chocolate giant lobbied U.S. and EU officials over deforestation laws, says report
Mondelēz International is reportedly lobbying to weaken EU regulations designed to curb deforestation in supply chains.
- ‘Your body fights to stay cool’: workers toil in record heat as federal rule frozen
Workers face extreme heat risks as federal protections remain stalled or frozen.
- How the Oil Industry Is Pushing EPA to “Effectively Gut” Methane Rules During Affordability and Climate Crises
DeSmog reports on industry lobbying efforts aimed at weakening EPA methane regulations.Also: ENDS Europe
- Coalition promises huge change to car emissions rules
The Australian Coalition has pledged to significantly alter existing vehicle emissions regulations.Also: drive.com.au, drive.com.au
- US Power Use to Beat Record Highs in 2026 and 2027 as AI Use Surges, EIA SaysStudy
The EIA projects U.S. power demand will reach record highs by 2027, driven largely by the rapid expansion of data centers for AI.
- WTO dispute body agrees to Russia's panel request on EU carbon border levy
The WTO has agreed to establish a panel to review Russia's challenge against the European Union's carbon border adjustment mechanism.Also: Reuters
- ‘We can’t ride this storm’: the English farmers facing uncertainty after sustainability funding runs dry
English farmers face uncertainty and potential abandonment of sustainability practices after government funding for environmental incentives was exhausted rapidly.Also: BBC
- Climate activists demand “unplug AI” as data centers drive fossil fuel use
Climate activists are calling for restrictions on AI development due to the high energy demands of data centers.
- U.S. Natural Gas Use Hits Record as Solar Generation Surges in 2026
U.S. natural gas consumption reached record levels in 2026 despite a simultaneous surge in solar power generation.Also: finchannel
- Volkswagen subsidiary delays opening of EV battery plant
A Volkswagen subsidiary has delayed the opening of its electric vehicle battery plant.Also: The Globe and Mail
- Dairy farmer lawsuit prompts USDA Secretary to end checkoff ESG spending
Following a lawsuit, the USDA Secretary ended checkoff program spending on ESG initiatives, marking a retreat from sustainability-focused policies.
- Canadian Oilsands Group Says Progress on MOU Too Slow, Takes Aim at ‘Uncompetitive Industrial Carbon Tax’
A Canadian oilsands group is lobbying against industrial carbon taxes, claiming they hinder competitiveness and progress on climate agreements.
- Texas lawmakers reveal utility company submissions for state-required wildfire plan are lacking
Texas lawmakers report that utility companies have failed to submit adequate wildfire mitigation plans.Also: Spectrum News
- Climate Tech VCs Zero In on Powering AI Instead of Cutting Carbon Emissions
Venture capital investment in climate technology is increasingly shifting toward powering AI infrastructure rather than prioritizing carbon emissions reduction.Also: WSJ $
- California Climate Disclosure Proposal Leaves Major Emissions Unreported
A report indicates that California's proposed climate disclosure rules fail to require reporting for significant categories of emissions.Also: eponline.com
- Brussels pushes Donald Trump to maintain ‘free flow’ of diesel
EU officials are lobbying the incoming U.S. administration to maintain current diesel trade flows, potentially impacting energy transition policies.
- NUPRC Approves $57bn Upstream Projects, Seeks Faster Production
Nigeria's regulatory commission approved $57 billion in new upstream oil and gas projects to accelerate production.
- Australia's car industry hits back as Coalition vows to scrap new vehicle emissions rules
The Australian automotive industry is opposing a political pledge to scrap new vehicle emissions regulations.Also: Female First
- Zero cities supported Boulder’s climate lawsuit — so NYC lawyers manufactured ‘rural’ support
The Washington Examiner reports allegations that lawyers for Boulder's climate lawsuit manufactured support from rural municipalities.Also: Washington Examiner
- Another Solar Company Trying Gas-Powered Data Center on Federal Lands
A solar developer faces complications after a data center project on federal land sparks conflict over land use.
- Aid cuts hit Himalayan disaster preparedness as Pakistan faces growing glacial flood risks
Reduced international aid is hindering disaster preparedness in the Himalayas, increasing risks from glacial floods in Pakistan.
- For the first time, brick kilns across India mapped to track pollution, carbon emissions
Researchers have mapped brick kilns across India for the first time to better track their carbon emissions and air pollution impact.Also: The Tribune
- Missouri's data center power demand is set to grow 20-fold
Missouri faces a massive surge in electricity demand driven by the rapid expansion of data centers.
- Aerosol Optical Depth/ThicknessStudy
Aerosol optical depth data measures how particles in the atmosphere block sunlight, which is critical for understanding climate forcing.
- The Aerosol Cloud Meteorology Interactions Over the Western Atlantic ExperimentStudy
The ACTIVATE mission studies how aerosols and clouds interact, which is a key factor in climate modeling and atmospheric science.
- Despite Texas state law, only eight of 160 utility companies have filed wildfire response plans
Most Texas utility companies have not complied with state laws requiring the filing of wildfire response plans.
- Southern California Edison Pushing for Wildfire Liability Deal Before Lawmakers Depart
Southern California Edison is lobbying for a liability deal related to wildfire damages before the legislative session ends.
- ‘Great move’: plan to end EV incentives
A news report discusses political support for ending government incentives for electric vehicle purchases.
- Proposed Alberta Data Centre Backed by U.S.-based MAGA Donor
A proposed data center in Alberta is linked to a major political donor known for funding climate-skeptic organizations.
- Call for Expressions of Interest: Research on Black Carbon Exposure Reduction in Cold-Climate SettingsStudy
A call for research proposals has been issued to study the reduction of black carbon exposure in cold-climate regions.Also: fundsforngos.org
- Talk of US export ban on diesel deepens US crude futures' discount to global benchmark
Speculation regarding a potential U.S. diesel export ban is impacting crude oil futures pricing.
- Emissions released in the past decade, after the Paris Agreement, are making current heat waves much worseStudy
Research indicates that greenhouse gas emissions released since the Paris Agreement are significantly intensifying current heat waves.
- Second Judge Blocks N.Y. Climate Change Superfund Act
A second judge has blocked New York's Climate Change Superfund Act, which aimed to hold fossil fuel companies liable for climate costs.Also: Impakter, RTO Insider
- Nuevo presidente de Ecopetrol retomará enfoque en petróleo, gas y fracking
Ecopetrol's new president plans to refocus the company on oil, gas, and hydraulic fracturing operations.
- A high-resolution daily CO2 dataset for China (2016-2020)Study
A new high-resolution dataset provides daily CO2 emission estimates for China from 2016 to 2020.Also: NASA
- Senate Report Details Fossil Fuel Industry’s Billions in Benefits Under Trump Administration
A Senate report details billions of dollars in financial benefits provided to the fossil fuel industry during the Trump administration.
- High European gas prices push power producers back to coal
High natural gas prices in Europe are causing power producers to shift back to coal-fired generation.
- Indonesia's captive coal generation is equivalent to more than 50% of on-grid coal generation, new analytical approach findsStudy
New analysis reveals Indonesia's off-grid captive coal generation equals over 50% of its on-grid coal capacity.
- New synthesis of African paleoclimate reconstructions reveals climate models underestimate rates of deglacial and mid-Holocene warmingStudy
A study of African paleoclimate data suggests current climate models may underestimate historical warming rates.
- Repsol warns that 90% of its crude oil violates EU methane standards
Energy company Repsol reported that the majority of its crude oil production currently fails to meet new EU methane emission standards.
- New report reveals the environmental cost of USAID’s destruction
The withdrawal of U.S. funding for international conservation programs has significantly hindered global environmental protection efforts.
- New National Sierra Club Report Spotlights We Energies Failing the Clean Energy Transition Amid Data Center SurgeStudy
A Sierra Club report gives We Energies its lowest-ever score for failing to transition away from fossil fuels amid rising energy demand.
- Pathways Proponent Claims Carbon Capture Project Only 'Slightly Smaller' Despite Reduction by Half
DeSmog reports that proponents of a major carbon capture project are downplaying a significant reduction in the project's planned capacity.
- Turkey's Erdogan says equal climate pace unrealistic due to financing gaps
Turkish President Erdogan stated that meeting climate goals at the same pace as developed nations is unrealistic due to insufficient international financing.
- Trump rolled back regulations for oil company campaign donors, Democrats say
Democrats allege that the Trump administration rolled back environmental regulations to benefit oil industry campaign donors.
- Indonesia's captive coal giant꞉ better data to shape industrial competitiveness
Ember highlights the need for better data on Indonesia's captive coal plants to improve industrial climate accountability.
- Deep learning reveals enhanced ENSO predictability under historical anthropogenic forcingStudy
Researchers used deep learning to show that human-caused climate change increases the predictability of El Niño events.
- Former AG urges Supreme Court to halt state climate ‘lawfare’
A former attorney general is urging the Supreme Court to intervene and halt climate-related litigation brought by states against energy companies.
- DTE seeks two new natural gas plants, more nuclear in energy plan
DTE Energy's new power plan includes the construction of two natural gas plants alongside nuclear energy expansion.
- CARB’s watered down GHG disclosure proposal would let major polluters off the hook
Critics argue that California's revised greenhouse gas disclosure proposal contains loopholes that exempt major polluters from reporting requirements.Also: Lassen County News
- High-Resolution Model Intercomparison Project phase 2 (HighResMIP2) towards CMIP7Study
NOAA is initiating the second phase of the High-Resolution Model Intercomparison Project to improve future climate modeling accuracy.
- Texas Electric Utility Only Considered Gas to Power $10 Billion Meta Data Center
A Texas utility company exclusively considered natural gas to power a massive new Meta data center, bypassing renewable energy options.Also: The New York Times $
- Indonesia’s geothermal push runs into local fears at Mount Ungaran
Local communities in Indonesia are opposing a geothermal project, citing concerns over water security and land use.
- Scientists find a carbon cycle hiding in desert mineralsStudy
Researchers discovered that mineral-rich soils in the Mojave Desert sequester significant amounts of carbon, impacting the global carbon cycle.
- Netherlands Cuts 2040 Hydrogen Forecast By Almost 60%
The Netherlands has significantly lowered its 2040 hydrogen demand forecast, reflecting a major shift in national energy strategy.
- Clean Wisconsin joins lawsuit over EPA repeal of power plant carbon standards
Clean Wisconsin has joined a lawsuit challenging the EPA's repeal of federal carbon standards for power plants.
- 9th Circuit Tosses Lawsuit Against Delta, Alaska Air Over Jet Pollution
A federal appeals court dismissed a lawsuit seeking to hold airlines accountable for jet fuel pollution.
- Trump administration plans to ignore historical preservation law to attempt to fast-track arch | CNN Politics
The Trump administration plans to bypass historical preservation laws to expedite infrastructure projects.
- CAC’s Alt Applauds New Report Detailing Trump and Fossil Fuel’s Corrupt Deal
An advocacy group released a report alleging corrupt ties between the Trump administration and the fossil fuel industry.Also: Climate Action Campaign
- Glut Of Chinese Plug-In Hybrids Threatens European Automakers
A surge in Chinese plug-in hybrid exports to Europe is challenging local automakers following EU tariff policies on battery electric vehicles.
- The EU steel industry’s carbon emissions costs could rise to €8.2 billion a year — EUROFER
EUROFER estimates that carbon emission costs for the European steel industry could reach 8.2 billion euros annually.
- Fonterra re-assesses climate targets after Mainland sale, draws flak from Greenpeace for rising emissions
Fonterra faces criticism from environmental groups after reassessing its climate targets following a major business divestment.
- EPA Breached Climate Justice Grant, North Carolina Group Says
A North Carolina group alleges the EPA failed to properly manage a climate justice grant.
- Still Waiting: HMC Endowment Climate Report Absent for Second Year in a Row
Harvard Management Company has failed to release its annual climate report for the second consecutive year.
- South Africa EV Production Risk: 150% Tax Incentive vs Asia Competition - News and StatisticsStudy
South Africa faces challenges in its EV production transition due to competitive pressures from Asian markets despite local tax incentives.
- The DSCOVR EPIC Level 2 UV Aerosol Version 4 data Release AnnouncementStudy
NASA released updated UV aerosol data from the DSCOVR EPIC instrument for climate and atmospheric research.
- Climate disasters are growing. So are cuts to programs that prepare for them
Funding for climate disaster preparedness programs is being cut even as the frequency of climate-related disasters increases.
- UK shares findings of damning climate crisis national security report suppressed under Starmer
The UK government released a previously suppressed report warning that climate change and El Niño events pose significant threats to national security.Also: The Guardian
- US judge dismisses Michigan climate lawsuit against oil companies
A federal judge dismissed Michigan's lawsuit against major oil companies, which sought to hold them accountable for climate change-related damages.
- Climate Startup Shifts Focus From Carbon Removal to Oil Recovery
A climate technology startup has pivoted its business model from carbon removal services to enhancing oil recovery operations.
- Future global warming may be 25% higher than thought, study findsStudy
A study suggests that future global warming projections may be 25% higher than previously estimated.
- EPA repeals rule limiting greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, Armstrong welcomes rollbackReprint
The EPA has repealed a rule limiting greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, drawing support from some political figures.
- Emmanuel Macron Asks Brussels to Delay EU Methane ObligationsReprint
Emmanuel Macron has requested that Brussels delay the implementation of new EU methane obligations.
- Trump policies prompt 37,000 lost clean energy jobs in US
Recent policy changes have resulted in the loss of approximately 37,000 clean energy jobs across the United States.
- Michigan Climate Antitrust Case Against Oil Majors DismissedReprint
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Michigan against major oil companies regarding climate change impacts.
- Amazon defends climate pledge amid massive gas buildout
Amazon faces criticism for expanding natural gas infrastructure while simultaneously maintaining public commitments to reach net-zero emissions.
- Court Nixes Michigan’s Novel Antitrust Case Targeting Big Oil
A federal court dismissed Michigan's antitrust lawsuit alleging that major oil companies conspired to delay the transition to electric vehicles.
- US contractors reportedly purchase tin from company accused of illegal Amazon mining
U.S. defense contractors are reportedly sourcing tin from a company linked to illegal mining in the Amazon rainforest.
- Chris Wright Sells Trump’s ‘Energy Dominance’ Vision
Energy Secretary Chris Wright is promoting a policy of fossil fuel expansion despite global market volatility.
- The climate scientist Kate Marvel sheds light on why she left NASA this year.
Climate scientist Kate Marvel explains that she left NASA due to internal conditions that hindered her ability to conduct scientific research.
- NEW REPORT: NW Natural’s Biomethane Boondoggle Finds SB 98 Is Greenwashing Fossil Gas, Driving Pollution, and Failing Oregon’s Climate Goals
A report alleges that NW Natural is using biomethane projects to greenwash fossil gas and avoid meaningful climate action in Oregon.
- Federal judge tosses Nessel suit accusing fossil fuel industry of anti-trust violations
A federal judge dismissed Michigan's antitrust lawsuit alleging that fossil fuel companies misled the public about climate change.
- Angus Taylor pledges to repeal swathe of climate policies, saying ‘Australia has done its bit’
Australian politician Angus Taylor has pledged to repeal several existing climate policies if elected.
- A common gas used in China’s electrical grid is amplifying global warming
A gas commonly used in China's electrical grid is identified as a significant contributor to global warming.
- Press Release: CARB’s Watered Down GHG Disclosure Proposal Would Let Major Polluters Off the Hook
Advocates criticize a proposed greenhouse gas disclosure rule for being too weak to hold major polluters accountable.
- Spotlight - When climate mitigation becomes politicised: The Guardian uncovers IPCC links to Saudi oil industry
Reports suggest potential conflicts of interest regarding IPCC links to the Saudi oil industry.
- Portugal postpones renewables-plus-storage auctions
Portugal has postponed its planned auctions for renewable energy and battery storage projects.
- Federal Court lets challenge to Ottawa climate plan proceed
A federal court has allowed a legal challenge against the Canadian government's climate plan to proceed.
- UAE Influence on Reform Should be Investigated – Report
A report calls for an investigation into the UAE's influence on climate policy reform efforts.
- Trump’s Energy Secretary Dismisses Reports of Diesel Export Ban, Criticizes Solar Power
Energy Secretary Chris Wright denied reports of a diesel export ban and reiterated his opposition to renewable energy sources like solar.Also: The New York Times $
- NEW REPORT: Mississippi Power Failing to Lower Costs & PollutionStudy
A new report grades Mississippi Power poorly for its continued reliance on coal and slow adoption of renewable energy.
- Logging still threatens Bornean forest once envisioned as an Indigenous-led peace park
A forest in Borneo intended for Indigenous-led conservation has been converted into a timber concession, resulting in significant tree loss.
- A megadam made this community move
The construction of a large hydroelectric dam in Malaysian Borneo has forced community displacement, highlighting the social costs of renewable energy projects.
- Leaked EU Hydrogen Draft Moves From Quotas To Credits
A leaked EU draft suggests shifting from hydrogen quotas to a credit-based system for industrial fuel use.
- How anesthetic gas emissions affect climate change
Medical anesthetic gases are identified as a significant, often overlooked contributor to greenhouse gas emissions.
- Blow for drought-hit England as opening of new reservoir delayed by 5 years
The five-year delay of a new reservoir project in England highlights challenges in infrastructure adaptation to drought.
- Is the fashion industry’s carbon footprint up by 30% despite its commitments?
Reports indicate the fashion industry's carbon emissions have risen significantly despite public sustainability commitments.
- Commerce Cracks Down on Polysilicon Stockpiling Ahead of Section 232 Tariffs
The U.S. Commerce Department is cracking down on polysilicon stockpiling ahead of new trade tariffs.
- Biden Judge Dismisses Democrat AG’s Climate Claim As ‘Speculative’
A federal judge dismissed a climate-related lawsuit brought by a Democratic attorney general, labeling the claims as speculative.
- TotalEnergies, AMNI take final investment on Ima gas field offshore Nigeria
TotalEnergies and AMNI have reached a final investment decision to develop the Ima gas field offshore Nigeria.
- EXCLUSIVE: Russia cuts natural gas output, export forecasts
Russia has officially lowered its forecasts for natural gas production and export volumes.
- Gerard Barron, Metals Company Chief, Makes the Case for Seafloor Mining
The Metals Company CEO argues that deep-sea mining is less environmentally damaging than traditional land-based mining for transition metals.
- Offshore Wind Battle Heats Up, Now With Geothermal Energy Twist
Coastal states are suing to block the redirection of offshore wind funding toward geothermal energy projects.
- Edison CEO Warns Wildfire Impasse Risks Higher Customer Bills
The CEO of Edison warns that unresolved wildfire liability issues could lead to increased costs for customers.
- Knowledge Nugget | Black Carbon: What makes this tiny particle a climate concern?
An explainer details how black carbon particles contribute to climate change and glacial melt.
- Agriculture, waste are top sources of methane in Western Balkans
Agriculture and waste management are identified as the primary sources of methane emissions in the Western Balkans.
- 2026 Basin Review Relies On Dumped Warming Scenarios
Critics argue that a 2026 basin review relies on outdated or discarded climate warming scenarios.
- Greece says Chevron to start seismic research by year-end
Greece announced that Chevron will begin seismic research for potential hydrocarbon resources by the end of the year.
- South Africa faces $8 billion bill to revive state-owned refineries
South Africa faces an $8 billion financial requirement to rehabilitate its state-owned oil refineries.
- Trump says he’s called for a ban on diesel exportsReprint
Donald Trump announced he has called for a ban on the export of diesel fuel.
- On Hurricanes, Sea Level Rise And Droughts, Scientists Manipulated Models To Show Climate Trends That Aren’t In The Real-World Data
An opinion piece alleges that scientists have manipulated climate models to exaggerate trends in hurricanes and droughts.
- New York and California sue to block Trump's plans to cancel offshore wind projects
New York and California are suing the Trump administration to stop the cancellation of offshore wind energy leases.
- Climate scientists fired by Trump step in to fill U.S. report gap
Climate scientists dismissed by the Trump administration have released an independent report on climate change findings.
- EPA says repealing power plant emissions rules will save billions – but its estimate leaves out health and climate costs
The EPA's cost-benefit analysis for repealing power plant emissions rules excludes significant health and climate-related damages.Also: The Conversation
- As loss and damage fund stalls, Nepal crowdfunds flood relief
Nepal is forced to crowdfund flood relief efforts as international loss and damage climate funds remain stalled.
- France urges EU to postpone methane reporting requirements
France is lobbying the European Union to delay the implementation of new methane reporting requirements for the energy sector.
- Macron asks EU to relax energy and climate rules to ease soaring fuel prices
French President Emmanuel Macron requested that the EU relax climate and energy regulations to address rising fuel prices.
- US utilities get failing grade on clean energy transitionStudy
A report finds that major U.S. utilities are failing to transition to clean energy and have backtracked on climate goals.Also: Sierra Club
- BREAKING: Oil Cos. Escape Mich. Climate Change Antitrust Suit
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Michigan against major oil companies regarding climate change impacts.
- COP31 electrification pledge leaves out clean power commitment
A new electrification pledge at COP31 has been criticized for failing to include a commitment to clean power.
- After Court Rules Against Coal Orders in Michigan, Trump Administration Renews Illegal Operation Extension in Indiana for a Fourth Time
The administration has extended the operation of coal-fired power plants in Indiana despite previous court rulings against such actions.
- The EPA's 2022 inventory puts total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions at 6,343.2 million metric tons of CO₂ equivalent, and notes that the country's forests, croplands, and other land use quietly pulled back about 13% of that number, functioning as a net sink ratStudy
The EPA's 2022 inventory reports total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions and notes that land use acts as a net carbon sink.
- Biggest coal project lines up for approval as Albanese calls for “bravery” in climate action
A major coal project in Australia faces approval despite government calls for increased climate action.
- Climate disinformation: From denial to delay
This report examines the evolution of climate disinformation tactics, shifting from outright denial to strategies of delay.Also: dw.com
- Critics question oil and gas spending in Mexico’s proposed climate budget
Critics are questioning the inclusion of significant oil and gas spending within Mexico's proposed climate budget.Also: Mongabay
- Mecklenburg County Commissioners could delay net-zero emissions goal
Mecklenburg County commissioners are considering a proposal that would delay the local government's net-zero emissions target.
- France urges EU to relax fuel rules as oil crunch loomsReprint
France is urging the EU to relax fuel-related regulations in response to concerns over tightening oil supplies.
- The Insurance Industry’s Fossil Fuel Problem
The Center for International Environmental Law highlights the insurance industry's role in enabling fossil fuel projects.
- U.S. EV Sales Fall 47% in 2026: Tesla, Toyota and GM Battle for a 53% Electric FutureClickbait
U.S. electric vehicle sales reportedly declined by 47% in 2026, intensifying competition among major automakers.
- EPA Appeals Court Ruling That Restored California Waivers Supporting EV Mandate
The EPA is appealing a court ruling that had previously restored California's authority to set its own electric vehicle mandates.
- “Dumb and desperate:” Coalition panned after vowing to scrap renewable, EV and climate policies
Political backlash follows a coalition's pledge to scrap existing renewable energy and electric vehicle policies.
- Trump wants to open nearly all national forest trails to dirt bikes and ATVs
The Trump administration proposes opening nearly all national forest trails to motorized vehicles, raising concerns about environmental degradation and habitat disruption.
- Report links Nvidia’s AI boom to rising carbon emissionsStudy
A report from the Digital Watch Observatory links the rapid growth of Nvidia's AI infrastructure to an increase in carbon emissions.
- Tuvalu climate minister says Pacific aid means little as Australia backs fossil fuels expansion
Tuvalu's climate minister criticized Australia for continuing to support fossil fuel expansion despite providing aid to Pacific nations.
- Saudi Aramco staff involved in crucial IPCC climate reports | The Guardian - newspaperReprint
A report reveals that Saudi Aramco staff have been involved in contributing to crucial IPCC climate change reports.
- Copper boom fueling energy transition puts Earth’s wildlands at risk
The global demand for copper to support the energy transition is threatening biodiversity and wildlands in the Andes.
- Atmospheric particles slow global warming over IndiaStudy
Research indicates that atmospheric particles are currently exerting a cooling effect over India, masking some warming.
- Illinois falls short in reducing carbon emissions: What to know
Recent data indicates that Illinois is currently failing to meet its established carbon emission reduction targets.
- Framing the narrative in favour of Jackdaw
SEC Newgate UK discusses strategies for framing public narratives to support the Jackdaw gas field development.
- EXCLUSIVE: Saudi Aramco plans reorganisation to create gas division, sources say
Saudi Aramco is reportedly reorganizing its corporate structure to establish a dedicated natural gas division.
- A fight between Con Ed and developers is slowing NYC’s battery buildout
Disputes between Con Edison and energy developers are hindering the deployment of community-scale battery storage projects in New York City.
- Court rejected Indigenous Malind Peoples’ lawsuit challenging a 135-km roadway destroying customary forest
A court rejected a lawsuit from Indigenous groups attempting to stop a road project that threatens customary forests.
- Trump is backing a diesel export ban. How much would that do?
A proposed ban on diesel exports faces scrutiny regarding its potential effectiveness in reducing emissions and market impact.
- Limiting Methane, the Less Known, More Potent Greenhouse Gas
An article highlights the importance of reducing methane emissions due to the gas's high potency as a greenhouse pollutant.Also: The Good Men Project
- Amid reelection fight, Healey proposes suspending state gas tax for two months
Governor Healey proposed a temporary suspension of the state gas tax, which discourages fuel consumption reduction.
- EPA Repeals Most Greenhouse Gas Emissions Standards for Power PlantsStudy
The EPA has repealed the majority of greenhouse gas emissions standards previously set for power plants.
- Judge Strikes Down NY Plan to Charge Fossil-Fuel Firms $75B for Climate Damages
A judge has struck down a New York plan that sought to hold fossil fuel companies liable for climate damages.Also: Insurance Journal
- Federal judge blocks New York’s Climate Change Superfund Act: What the decision means for businesses, residents and municipalities
A federal judge blocked New York's Climate Change Superfund Act, which sought to hold companies liable for climate-related damages.
- EPA unlawfully canceled $7B Solar for All program, judge rules
A judge ruled that the EPA's cancellation of the $7 billion Solar for All program was unlawful.
- How Saudi oil scientists ended up working on the world’s most important climate reports
An investigation reveals that fossil fuel industry-linked scientists have contributed to IPCC climate reports, raising concerns about conflicts of interest.
- How Trump’s repeal of the greenhouse gas rule could double new emissions from Georgia
Repealing federal greenhouse gas rules could significantly increase new emissions from power plants in Georgia, according to analysis.
- Inside the Struggle to Dismantle America’s Greenhouse Gas Data
Political efforts to restrict or dismantle federal greenhouse gas data collection and reporting are facing significant opposition.Also: The Good Men Project
- Guardian investigation finds Saudi oil links among IPCC lead authorsReprint
An investigation reveals financial links between some IPCC lead authors and the Saudi oil industry.Also: streamlinefeed.co.ke
- Suncor Helped Lead Climate Denial Group Spreading ‘Uncertainties’
Investigation reveals Suncor Energy played a leadership role in a group that promoted climate change denial and uncertainty.
- Record of water vapor in the atmosphere: 27.35 kg/m² in August raises concerns about its impact on global warmingStudy
Record levels of atmospheric water vapor recorded in August are raising concerns about their contribution to global warming.
- ‘Energy-Guzzling’ AI Must Rein in Its Emissions, Says UN Climate Chief
The UN climate chief urged the artificial intelligence industry to reduce its significant energy consumption and associated emissions.Also: Bloomberg $
- Q&A: Amy Westervelt on the Corporate Poisoning of the Information Aquifer — and How to Undo the Harm
An interview discusses corporate influence campaigns and disinformation strategies used to obstruct climate action.
- US emissions to become unregulated, despite being the 2nd worst global polluter
The U.S. faces potential deregulation of emissions despite being one of the world's largest contributors to global greenhouse gases.
- EPA draft would loosen leak detection rules for low-output stripper wells
The EPA is proposing a rule change that would reduce leak detection requirements for low-output oil and gas wells.
- 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 reduction targets even by 2050.
- Carney government dealt an early blow in climate litigation
The Canadian government faces a legal setback in ongoing climate litigation.Also: CBC
- Despite state law, only eight of 160 utility companies in Texas have filed wildfire response plans
Most Texas utility companies have failed to submit required wildfire response plans despite state mandates.Also: The Texas Tribune
- A timeline of Trump administration moves to weaken endangered species protections
This timeline details actions taken by the Trump administration to weaken protections for endangered species.
- How Florida Ties Localities’ Hands on Everything from Environmental Regulation to Worker Protections
Florida state policies restricting local environmental regulations hinder community efforts to manage climate-driven flooding and infrastructure resilience.
- Supplier Data Could Underestimate Emissions by Up to 3x
Research indicates that corporate supplier data may significantly underestimate actual greenhouse gas emissions by up to three times.
- Google backs green-steel mill in Sweden as AI expansion drives emissions up 18%
Google is investing in green steel production as the company's total emissions rise due to increased AI infrastructure demands.
- Nearly 30 associations contend ‘robust’ tailpipe emission standards at risk of invalidation
Industry associations are challenging tailpipe emission standards, creating a risk of regulatory invalidation.
- Climate advocates sue to block repeal of ‘Clean Power Plan 2’, but experts say was bound to fail
Climate advocates are suing to stop the repeal of a clean power policy, though experts doubt the legal challenge will succeed.
- Environmental advocates disappointed by flood rule rollbacks, call on Sherrill to adopt nation-leading protections to lower costs, protect public safety
Environmental advocates are criticizing the rollback of flood protection rules in New Jersey.
- Judge won't block Trump administration from giving SpaceX acres of wildlife refuge in land swap
A judge allowed a land swap that transfers wildlife refuge acreage to SpaceX for development.
- DNV’s 2050 Fuel Forecast Leaves Out ElectrificationStudy
DNV's 2050 maritime forecast emphasizes low-carbon fuel demand while excluding electrification as a primary solution for large shipping vessels.
- Carnival’s LNG fleet is growing, and methane remains a climate concern
The expansion of Carnival's LNG-powered fleet raises ongoing concerns regarding methane slip and climate impact.
- ExxonMobil: Global CO₂ emissions to peak this decadeStudy
ExxonMobil projects that global carbon dioxide emissions will reach their peak within the current decade.
- Browse gas review pending after 70,000 reef submissions
A review of the Browse gas project remains pending following the submission of 70,000 public comments regarding reef protection.Also: streamlinefeed.co.ke
- Tight Brazil election challenges fragile gains for Amazon conservation
Political shifts in Brazil threaten to undermine recent progress in Amazon conservation efforts.
- Map: CO2 Emissions by StateStudy
A new map visualizes carbon dioxide emissions data broken down by individual U.S. states.
- Clarifying industry myths and arguments about the EU Methane Regulation
The Clean Air Task Force addresses and refutes common industry arguments regarding proposed EU methane regulations.
- Federal Safeguard Mechanism climate policy failing to rein in WA's biggest polluters
An environmental group reports that Australia's Safeguard Mechanism is failing to effectively reduce emissions from major polluters in Western Australia.
- Environmental advocates criticize Sherrill administration over REAL flood rules
Advocates are publicly criticizing the Sherrill administration's recent changes to flood regulation policies.
- Organic Beef Has a Larger Carbon Footprint Than Feedlot Beef
A study indicates that organic beef production can result in a higher carbon footprint compared to conventional feedlot beef.
- Trump administration proposes $5 billion to kickstart investment fund to rebuild Gulf energy sites, WSJ reportsReprint
The Trump administration proposed a $5 billion investment fund to rebuild Gulf energy infrastructure.
- Real-World Data Do Not Show Droughts Getting Worse Globally. Scientists Invented A “Rubbish” Measure That Does.
An article disputes global drought trends, claiming that scientific measures used to track them are inaccurate.
- Wisconsin GOP Candidate Is Exploiting the Data Center Backlash to Hit Solar, Wind
A Wisconsin political candidate is using public backlash against data centers to campaign against solar and wind energy projects.
- India’s Per-Capita Carbon Emissions Less Than Half Global Average: PM ModiReprint
Prime Minister Modi stated that India's per-capita carbon emissions remain significantly lower than the global average.Also: News On AIR
- Food Loss in the US: What Foods Do Americans Waste the Most?
A report analyzes food waste patterns in the United States and their associated environmental impacts.
- Court blocks New York’s $75 billion climate law — OilPriceReprint
A court has blocked a $75 billion New York climate law, representing a setback for climate policy.Also: UA.NEWS
- Climate Super-Pollutant from China’s Electric Grid Is Cooking the Planet
China's electric grid is the world's largest emitter of sulfur hexafluoride, a potent greenhouse gas used in high-voltage equipment.
- 来自中国电网的超级气候污染物正在炙烤地球Reprint
Chinese-language version of the report on China's electric grid emitting the potent greenhouse gas sulfur hexafluoride.
- Trump admin seeks to block restoration of climate change, diversity info at historical sites
The Trump administration is attempting to block the restoration of climate change information at historical sites.
- US EPA rolls back power plant safeguards, raising pollution fears for communities
The EPA has rolled back power plant pollution safeguards, raising concerns about potential health and environmental impacts.
- Insurance firms help flooding victims mop up. They also make flooding worse
An investigation finds that some insurance industry practices contribute to increased flood risks while providing recovery services.Also: TBIJ
- US environment agency let Bayer pick regulations for destructive weedkiller, documents show
Documents reveal the US EPA allowed Bayer to influence regulations for a weedkiller linked to environmental damage.
- Exxon Raises Global Carbon Emissions Projection Until 2050
ExxonMobil has revised its long-term outlook, projecting higher global carbon emissions through 2050.Also: Seeking Alpha
- US Natgas Output to Hit Record High in 2026, While Demand Holds Steady, EIA SaysStudy
The EIA projects that U.S. natural gas production will reach record levels by 2026.Also: EnergyNow
- Summit adapts to Trump’s ‘drill, baby, drill’
A summit addresses the implications of a shift toward increased fossil fuel extraction policies.
- Report: China's Grid Growth Relies on a Potent Super-PollutantReprint
A report indicates that China's expanding power grid is increasingly reliant on sulfur hexafluoride, a potent greenhouse gas.
- An Idaho County Banned Wind and Solar Projects. Some Locals Regret It.
Residents in an Idaho county express regret after local officials banned wind and solar energy projects.
- As power demand rises, Iowa falls back on coal
Rising electricity demand in Iowa is leading utilities to increase reliance on coal-fired power generation.
- Hormuz Crisis to Push Global Coal Demand to Record High
Geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz are projected to drive global coal demand to record levels.
- Global demand for coal may reach a record in 2026 — OilPriceReprint
Global coal demand is forecast to reach a record high by 2026 according to industry analysis.
- Oilpatch Players Report Strong Earnings, But Warn Major Growth Hindered by ‘Myopic’ Focus on Climate Policy
Oil companies report high earnings while criticizing climate policies for hindering their long-term growth potential.
- Former EPA officials: Trump is letting data centers make people sick
Former EPA officials allege that current policies allow data centers to increase pollution levels, impacting public health.
- Men and boys increasingly targeted by climate denial online, says environmentalist
Environmentalists report that young men and boys are increasingly being targeted by climate change denial content on social media platforms.
- The cooling trap: how Asia’s air conditioners are making heatwaves worse
Increased use of air conditioning in Asia is creating a feedback loop that exacerbates urban heat island effects and energy demand.
- South Korea's Emissions Drop 0.9%, Net Rise from WildfiresStudy
South Korea reports a 0.9% decrease in greenhouse gas emissions, though wildfire-related emissions offset some gains.
- The hidden climate cost of global militarization
An analysis examines the significant, often overlooked carbon footprint associated with global military operations.
- Tennessee Communities Warn of Fallout After Clean‑Energy Funding Is Pulled
Tennessee communities report negative economic impacts following the cancellation of clean-energy funding.Also: Energies Media
- Cushman & Wakefield warned of climate risk but invested workers’ savings in coal
A report alleges that Cushman & Wakefield invested employee savings in coal despite internal warnings about climate-related financial risks.
- ID group warns EPA rollback could affect utilities’ clean energy plans
An Idaho advocacy group warns that federal regulatory rollbacks could undermine local utility clean energy transition plans.
- How the Canada-US trade war is hitting supply-chain emissions
Trade tensions between Canada and the U.S. are complicating efforts to track and reduce emissions within shared supply chains.
- Court of Appeal throws out lawsuit over Moose Jaw and Lanigan power plantsReprint
An appeals court dismissed a lawsuit challenging the operation of two power plants in Saskatchewan.Also: DiscoverHumboldt
- Rapid growth in energy demand could hamper more ambitious climate goals
Rising global energy demand threatens the feasibility of meeting ambitious climate mitigation targets.
- Old cars pump out nearly half of Spain’s vehicle emissions
Older vehicles are responsible for nearly half of all vehicle-related emissions in Spain.
- Judge rules EPA illegally terminated $7B solar program intended to help poorer Americans
A judge ruled that the EPA illegally terminated a $7 billion solar program designed to assist low-income households.
- EPA Rolls Back 2024 Carbon Pollution RestrictionsReprint
The EPA has rescinded carbon pollution restrictions scheduled for 2024.
- 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.
- House Republicans push bill to protect fossil fuel industry from climate lawsuits
House Republicans have introduced legislation aimed at shielding fossil fuel companies from climate-related litigation.
- Hushing and hedging: U.S. companies retreat on climate
U.S. corporations are increasingly distancing themselves from climate-related commitments and public messaging.
- 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.
- 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.
- Fossil fuel emissions set to fall in after oil shockReprint
Global fossil fuel emissions are projected to decline following recent volatility in international oil markets.
- Granting a new gasfield licence does not guarantee energy security
An analysis argues that issuing new gas field licenses does not provide reliable long-term energy security.Also: Inside Ecology
- Venezuela leader Rodriguez signs agreement with French Oil Company Total EnergiesReprint
Venezuela signed an agreement with French oil company TotalEnergies to expand fossil fuel operations.
- Carbon Accounting Is Wrong a Third of the Time
Analysis suggests that current carbon accounting methods are inaccurate in one-third of cases.
- 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.
- Oklahoma residents, hydrologist say water board's dam report is 'not based on science'
Oklahoma residents and experts challenge a state water board report, alleging it ignores scientific data regarding dam safety and climate risks.
- Brazil's Petrobras board approves joining diesel subsidy programReprint
Brazil's Petrobras board approved participation in a diesel subsidy program, potentially incentivizing continued fossil fuel consumption.
- 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.
- 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.Also: ESS News
- Fort McMurray Leaders Frustrated by CNRL Mine Expansion Delay
Local leaders in Fort McMurray are expressing frustration over delays to the expansion of a CNRL oil sands mine.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Nevada Current
- Trump Administration Removes Emission Limits on Power Plants, Sparking Environmental Controversy and Global ConcernReprint
The removal of emission limits on power plants by the Trump administration has sparked international concern.
- 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.
- No, Oregon is Not Meeting its Transportation Emissions Goals
Oregon is currently failing to meet its established transportation emissions reduction targets.
- Alito’s Oklahoma oil ties fuel recusal calls in climate case
Calls for Justice Alito's recusal from a climate case are intensifying due to his financial ties to the oil industry.Also: The Journal Record
- NEWSLETTER: Private jet boom raises climate concerns
A Reuters newsletter examines the rising climate impact associated with the increasing use of private jets.
- Indonesian Tycoon Close to Prabowo Creates Coal Mining Giant
An Indonesian tycoon with ties to the president is forming a new coal mining conglomerate.
- 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.
- 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.
- Fossil fuel expansion threatens COP31 hosts’ credibility, experts warn
Experts warn that continued fossil fuel expansion undermines the credibility of nations hosting COP31.
- 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.
- Pennsylvania leak probe collides with Energy Transfer bid to void 89-year-old water law
Energy Transfer is attempting to void a water protection law amid an ongoing investigation into pipeline leaks in Pennsylvania.Also: thecooldown.com
- EMIT Version 2 Level 1B and Level 2A, and Version 3 Level 2A Data Products ReleasedStudy
NASA released updated data products from the EMIT mission, which maps greenhouse gas sources like methane and carbon dioxide.
- 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.Also: CleanTechnica
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- ExxonMobil Warns Coal Accelerating Global Warming
ExxonMobil acknowledges that coal consumption is a primary driver of accelerating global warming.
- Ofgem to Charge Batteries for Grid Queue SpotsReprint
UK energy regulator Ofgem intends to charge battery storage operators for grid connection queue spots.
- Milk’s carbon footprint can change dramatically for a surprising reasonStudy
Research identifies specific factors that significantly alter the carbon footprint of milk production.Also: earth.com
- 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.
- How the Iran war could affect the fight against climate change
Geopolitical instability in Iran could potentially disrupt global efforts to address climate change.
- Today in Automotive History: September 18, 2015 — The EPA Catches Volkswagen Cheating on Emissions
A retrospective look at the 2015 EPA discovery of Volkswagen's emissions cheating scandal.Also: The Auto Wire
- 'Quicker to get a college degree' than a permit: Energy leaders say delays are holding back American power, call for permit reform
Energy industry leaders are calling for permitting reform, arguing that current regulatory delays hinder energy infrastructure development.Also: Heartlander News
- 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.
- 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.Also: consumerwatchdog.org
- 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.
- 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.Also: The Mighty 790 KFGO
- 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.
- 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.Also: S&P Global
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Trump Is Gutting the Endangered Species Act
The Trump administration is moving to weaken protections under the Endangered Species Act.
- 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.
- Satellites Reveal America’s Top 15 Methane Super-Emitters
Satellite data has identified the 15 largest methane-emitting facilities across the United States.
- China Energy and Emissions Trends – August 2026 snapshotStudy
A new report details the latest trends in energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions in China.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Exxon Mobil Corporation
- Trump administration targets implausible emissions scenarios
The Competitive Enterprise Institute criticizes the use of specific emissions scenarios in climate modeling.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- New Carbon Monitoring System Datasets ReleasedStudy
NASA has released new datasets from its Carbon Monitoring System to improve tracking of global carbon emissions.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Rocky Mountain Voice
- 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.
- 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.
- Climate rollbacks add new energy uncertainty
Recent rollbacks of climate regulations are creating increased uncertainty for the energy sector.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Impakter
- 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.
- 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.Also: The New York Times $
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: thepoint.com.au, thepoint.com.au
- 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.Also: Renew Economy
- 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.Also: Energy-Storage.News, The Cool Down
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: punchng.com
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Motor Trade News
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- ExxonMobil carbon project approved despite commissioner's oppositionReprint
Local officials approved a carbon capture project for ExxonMobil despite opposition regarding its environmental impact.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Daily Tribune
- 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.Also: Associated Press, Reuters, Associated Press, Reuters, Grist, The Guardian, NPR, Grist, PBS NewsHour, CNN and 116 others
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- At G20 summit, US unravels power plant climate rulesReprint
The US is rolling back power plant climate regulations during the G20 summit.
- 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.
- NEWSLETTER: US announces climate rollbacks at G20 meetingReprint
The United States announced plans to roll back climate policies during the G20 summit.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: National Herald
- 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.
- 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.Also: Free Speech Center
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: edie.net
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Weak Sustainable Fuel Rules Risk Carbon Burden: EDF
The Environmental Defense Fund warns that weak sustainable fuel regulations could increase the global carbon burden.
- 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.Also: Mongabay India
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- More data centers, then more energy resources, needed
Rising energy demand from data centers is driving the need for new power generation resources.
- 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.
- Enemies of Energy: The hereticClickbait
This article from a conservative think tank criticizes energy policies and climate advocacy.
- 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.Also: Financial Times $
- 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.Also: ProPublica, Oil City News, Sierra Sun Times, Hart Energy, Hart Energy, Bloomberg $, Bloomberg $, Bloomberg $
- 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.Also: Yahoo Finance UK
- 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.Also: Slate
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Associated Press
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- NACS Supports Congressional Review of EV Mandates
The National Association of Convenience Stores is lobbying Congress to review and potentially weaken electric vehicle mandates.Also: NACS
- 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.Also: The Cool Down
- 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.Also: Columbia University
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Appeal court dismisses CJS climate lawsuit
An appeal court has dismissed a climate-related lawsuit filed by CJS.Also: Penticton Herald
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Notes From Poland
- 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.Also: New York Post
- ‘Slowing things down’: Trade wars hit global electrification shift
Escalating global trade tensions are hindering the transition to electric vehicles and slowing decarbonization efforts.Also: politico.eu
- 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.Also: finance.biggo.com
- 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.Also: en.edairynews.com
- 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.Also: Bloomberg $
- 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.Also: The Washington Post $
- Global map reveals where petrochemical emissions really come fromStudy
A new global map identifies the specific locations and sources of petrochemical industry emissions.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Swarajyamag, Hindustan Times
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Climate reporting pushback as business baulks at counting emissions
Australian businesses are pushing back against new requirements to report their carbon emissions.
- 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.Also: chronicleonline.com
- Deforestation - Soil Erosion, Biodiversity Loss, Climate ChangeStudy
An educational overview details how deforestation contributes to soil erosion, biodiversity loss, and climate change.
- Fashion emissions keep rising despite climate commitments
Fashion industry emissions continue to rise despite various climate commitments made by companies in the sector.Also: Textile Today
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Reuters
- 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.
- 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.Also: Earth.com
- Trump Erases Another $765 Million in Offshore Wind Leases
The Trump administration has canceled offshore wind leases valued at $765 million.
- ‘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.
- 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.Also: ET EnergyWorld, ETV Bharat
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Herald.Wales
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: NASA
- 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.
- 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.Also: EnergyNow.com
- 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.Also: Gadget Review
- Earth’s Energy out of BalanceStudy
NASA explains the scientific evidence showing that Earth is absorbing more energy than it radiates back into space.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: The New York Times $
- Oil Market Report - September 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released its September 2026 report analyzing global oil market trends and supply dynamics.
- 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.Also: Jurist.org
- 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.Also: AOL.com
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Human Fingerprint In Regional Climate ChangeStudy
New research identifies the human fingerprint in observed regional climate change patterns.
- Exclusive | Beijing freezes plant approvals for energy-storage batteries
Beijing has reportedly frozen approvals for new energy-storage battery plants, potentially slowing infrastructure progress.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: The New York Times $
- India's Evening Power Deficit Persists Despite Record Solar Capacity Growth
India faces persistent evening power deficits despite significant growth in solar energy capacity.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- IEA total oil stocks, June 2026 – Charts – Data & StatisticsStudy
The IEA published data on total global oil stocks as of June 2026.
- 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.Also: lincolnchronicle.org
- 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.
- 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.
- ACRIMSATStudy
ACRIMSAT is a NASA mission designed to measure total solar irradiance, a key factor in Earth's energy balance.
- Intercontinental Chemical Transport Experiment - Phase AStudy
This dataset documents a past NASA experiment studying the transport of chemical species in the atmosphere.
- 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.
- Demand – Coal Mid-Year Update 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA provides a mid-year analysis of global coal demand trends for 2026.
- 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.Also: Los Angeles Times $
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Trade - Coal Mid-Year Update 2026Study
The IEA's mid-year update provides data on global coal trade trends for 2026.
- Trump moves to ease environmental rules for data centers
The Trump administration is moving to ease environmental regulations for data center construction.Also: Yahoo
- 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.Also: The Engineer
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Trade - Coal Mid-Year Update 2026Study
The IEA provided a mid-year update on global coal trade and market developments for 2026.
- 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.Also: FFXnow
- 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.Also: The Times of India
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Fossil fuel companies rebuked for greenwashing
Fossil fuel companies face formal rebukes for engaging in greenwashing practices regarding their environmental impact.
- 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.Also: Bloomberg $
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- OPEC oil output falls in August, Reuters survey showsStudy
A Reuters survey indicates that OPEC oil production decreased during the month of August.
- Prices - Coal Mid-Year Update 2026Study
The IEA released its 2026 mid-year update on global coal prices and market trends.
- 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.
- Methane-cycling archaea discovered in geothermal springsStudy
Researchers have discovered methane-cycling archaea in geothermal springs, providing new insights into biological methane processes.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: blog.google, unite.ai
- 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.Also: The Washington Post $
- 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.
- 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.
- Indonesian wildfire emissions surge to world's highest, data showsStudy
Data shows Indonesian wildfire emissions have reached the highest levels globally.
- 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.Also: DeSmog
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Trade wars target the energy transition
Rising international trade tensions are increasingly impacting the global deployment and supply chains of clean energy technologies.
- Manitoba unveils climate action plan without specific emission-reduction targets
Manitoba released a climate action plan that lacks specific, measurable emission-reduction targets.
- 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.Also: finchannel
- €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.Also: euobserver.com
- 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.
- 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.Also: Bucks County Beacon
- 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.
- 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.
- 📉 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.Also: warpnews.org
- 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.Also: University of Sheffield, Rediff
- Virginia kept its climate law. Dominion sees a loophole.
Dominion Energy is attempting to utilize a loophole to bypass Virginia's existing climate legislation.
- 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.
- 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.Also: ess-news.com
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: ET EnergyWorld
- 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.
- Lakes alter the global carbon cycle: ResearchStudy
New research indicates that lakes play a significant and complex role in the global carbon cycle.Also: Down To Earth
- 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.
- 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.
- Two fossil states, one public bill
A legislative bill in Australia addresses the activities of two states heavily reliant on fossil fuel extraction.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Electrek, Table.Briefings
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: BusinessGreen, BusinessGreen
- 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.
- 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.
- Nike shareholders reject climate proposal backed by Norway wealth fund
Nike shareholders rejected a climate proposal supported by Norway's sovereign wealth fund.Also: Reuters, The Mighty 790 KFGO
- 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.Also: EnergyNow.com
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: EnviroNews Nigeria
- "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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Reuters
- 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.
- 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.Also: Reuters
- NT greenhouse emissions have doubled over 20 years
Greenhouse gas emissions in the Northern Territory have doubled over the past two decades.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: starcitytv.com
- 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.
- 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.Also: Bipartisan Policy Center
- 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.
- Energy Transfer challenges PA clean water law
Energy Transfer is legally challenging Pennsylvania regulations regarding clean water protections.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Copernicus Fire Emissions Watch maps wildfire emissions worldwideStudy
The Copernicus Fire Emissions Watch is now tracking and mapping global wildfire carbon emissions.Also: Innovation News Network
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: EnergyNow.com
- ‘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.Also: Waatea News
- Canada’s mining future comes with a hidden carbon cost
Analysis suggests that Canada's expanding mining sector carries significant, often overlooked, carbon costs.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Theinvestor
- 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.
- 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.
- Youth group condemns Australia’s coal project expansion, alleges climate hypocrisy
A youth group criticizes Australia's expansion of coal projects, citing climate concerns.Also: Peoples Gazette Nigeria
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Table.Briefings
- Florida Is Forcing Textbook Publishers to Remove Climate Change Content
Florida state authorities are requiring textbook publishers to remove content related to climate change.
- 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.Also: Miami Herald
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: NZ Herald
- 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.
- 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.
- OPEC+ keeps oil output policy unchanged for OctoberReprint
OPEC+ has decided to maintain its current oil production levels for the month of October.
- 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.Also: Nature Climate Change $
- 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.
- 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.
- The Cost of Our AC Habits: More Global Warming
Increased reliance on air conditioning contributes to global warming through energy consumption and refrigerant use.Also: newser.com
- 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.Also: Jalopnik
- Indonesia leans on coal for industryReprint
Indonesia continues to rely heavily on coal power to support its growing industrial sector.
- Solar farm project faces lawsuit from Zeeland Township
A proposed solar farm project in Michigan is facing legal challenges from local township officials.
- WWF accuses Government of climate ‘misinformation’
The WWF has formally accused the government of spreading misinformation regarding climate change policies.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: CleanTechnica
- 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.
- 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.Also: Phys.org
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: The Economic Times
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Appropriations Cuts All Funding For Renewable Energy Research
Legislators have proposed cutting all federal funding for renewable energy research.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Heatmap $
- 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.Also: CleanTechnica
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
August 2026
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- How drilling technologies have shaped the energy landscapeStudy
The IEA examines how advancements in drilling technologies have influenced the global energy landscape and fossil fuel production.
- China Electricity Data ExplorerStudy
Ember launched an interactive tool providing detailed data on China's electricity generation and associated emissions.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- “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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Oil Market Report – October 2026Study
The IEA publishes its monthly report on global oil market conditions for October 2026.
- Oil Market Report – October 2026Study
The IEA's monthly report details global oil market trends, production, and demand dynamics.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
July 2026
- 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.
- 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.
- “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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Life Cycle Upstream Emissions Factors 2026Study
The IEA released updated data on life cycle greenhouse gas emissions factors for upstream energy production.
- Life Cycle Upstream Emissions Factors 2026Study
The IEA releases updated data on life cycle greenhouse gas emissions factors for upstream energy activities.
- 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.
- Emissions Factors 2026Study
The IEA published updated emissions factors for use in energy and climate analysis.
- Emissions Factors 2026Study
The IEA has released updated emissions factors for 2026 to assist in calculating greenhouse gas inventories.
- 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.
June 2026
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Trump Administration to Dismantle Ocean Monitoring System
The Trump administration moved to dismantle critical ocean monitoring systems used to track climate data.
May 2026
- 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.
- 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.Also: Health Policy Watch
April 2026
- Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of PollutionStudy
NASA provides data from the TEMPO mission to monitor tropospheric air pollution and emissions.
- 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.
- 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.
- Climate Denial Comes to Washington
This analysis examines the political shift toward climate denial within Washington institutions.
- “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.
- 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.
March 2026
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Emissions – Electricity 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA released an analysis report on electricity sector emissions trends through 2026.
- Emissions – Electricity 2026 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA published an analysis regarding emissions trends within the electricity sector.
February 2026
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
January 2026
- Electricity prices increase during gas hours
Ember reports on the correlation between electricity price increases and periods of high gas-fired power generation.
- Electricity prices increase during gas hours
Ember reports on the correlation between electricity price spikes and periods of high natural gas usage.
- 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.
- Trump is repurposing clean energy funds to revive coal power
The Trump administration is redirecting federal clean energy funding to support coal power projects.
December 2025
- 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.
- 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.
November 2025
- Why global energy demand is surging
The IEA analyzes the drivers behind the current global surge in energy demand.
- 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.
October 2025
- How petrochemicals are reshaping oil markets - PodcastStudy
The IEA discusses how the growing demand for petrochemicals is shifting global oil market dynamics and consumption patterns.
September 2025
- Aerosols ArchivesStudy
NASA provides archival data on atmospheric aerosols, which influence global climate patterns.
- Scientists Denounce Trump Administration’s Climate Report
Scientists have publicly criticized a climate report released by the Trump administration.
July 2025
- 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.
April 2025
- Luxembourg - Natural Gas Imports, Production & UseStudy
The IEA provides data on Luxembourg's current natural gas production, imports, and consumption patterns.
- Luxembourg - Natural Gas Imports, Production & UseStudy
The IEA provides data on Luxembourg's natural gas imports, production, and consumption patterns.
January 2025
- BCOMCLTR:IND | Bloomberg WTI Crude Oil Subindex Total Return | Indices | Bloomberg Professional ServicesStudy
This is a data feed for the Bloomberg WTI Crude Oil Subindex.
- Bloomberg Brent Crude Subindex 3 Month Forward Total ReturnStudy
Financial performance data for the Bloomberg Brent Crude Subindex.
- Bloomberg Brent Crude Subindex 3 Month Forward Total ReturnStudy
This financial index tracks the three-month forward total return of Brent crude oil prices.
- BCOMXETR:IND | Bloomberg ExEnergy Subindex Total Return | Indices | Bloomberg Professional ServicesStudy
Bloomberg provides data for a commodity subindex that excludes energy sector assets.
- BCOMXETR:IND | Bloomberg ExEnergy Subindex Total Return | Indices | Bloomberg Professional ServicesStudy
Bloomberg provides data for a commodity index that excludes energy sector components.
December 2024
- 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.
November 2024
- Biogeochemical CyclesStudy
This resource provides educational information on the biogeochemical cycles that regulate Earth's climate.
October 2024
- Mapping coal use in the UK steel sectorStudy
A new study maps the current reliance on coal within the United Kingdom's steel manufacturing sector.
- Coal is dirtier than you think
This opinion piece argues that coal production and usage have more significant environmental impacts than commonly understood.
July 2024
- Oil companiesClickbait
This is a general topic page for news regarding oil companies.
- Spain - Coal Consumption & Production DataStudy
The IEA released updated data regarding coal consumption and production trends in Spain.
June 2024
- 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.
May 2024
- 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.
December 2023
- Greenhouse Effect ArchivesStudy
NASA provides an archive of scientific resources and data regarding the greenhouse effect.
November 2023
- Greenhouse Effect
This resource explains the greenhouse effect and its role in regulating Earth's temperature.
September 2023
- Greenhouse Gases
NASA provides an educational overview of greenhouse gases and their role in Earth's climate system.
- Greenhouse GasesStudy
NASA provides an educational overview of greenhouse gases and their role in Earth's climate system.
- ACT-AmericaStudy
The ACT-America project studies the transport and fluxes of atmospheric carbon dioxide and methane across North America.
June 2023
- 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.
- 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.
March 2023
- 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.
August 2021
- 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.
- Exxon suspended from climate advocacy group it helped form
ExxonMobil was suspended from a climate advocacy group following reports on its lobbying activities.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Bipartisan infrastructure bill leaves out key climate and clean energy steps
The bipartisan infrastructure bill excludes several major climate and clean energy policy proposals.
- 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.
July 2021
- ‘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.
- 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.
May 2021
- World Energy Balances HighlightsStudy
The IEA released highlights from its latest global energy balance data.
October 2020
- 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.
- 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.
September 2020
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/trends/Study
NOAA provides updated trends on atmospheric carbon dioxide levels measured at the Mauna Loa Observatory.
- Global Monitoring LaboratoryStudy
NOAA's Global Monitoring Laboratory tracks atmospheric gases and factors that influence the Earth's climate.
- https://www.co2levels.org/Study
This resource tracks historical and current global atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations.
- https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/trends_ch4/Study
NOAA provides data and trends regarding atmospheric methane concentrations.
- 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.
- 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.
- Anger as Brazil revokes mangrove protection regulations
Brazil has revoked environmental regulations that previously protected mangrove forests, which are critical carbon sinks.
- 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.
- 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.
- Soaring Amazon deforestation splits Brazil's agriculture lobby
Rising deforestation rates in the Amazon are causing internal divisions within Brazil's powerful agriculture lobby.
- New rule may strip pollution protections from popular lakes
A proposed regulatory change could remove federal pollution protections from numerous lakes and waterways.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Global, Regional, and National Fossil-Fuel CO2EmissionsStudy
This dataset provides comprehensive historical records of global and national fossil-fuel carbon dioxide emissions.
- 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.
- https://www.epa.gov/ghgemissions/global-greenhouse-gas-emissions-data#TrendsStudy
The EPA maintains updated data and trends regarding global greenhouse gas emissions.
- 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.
- 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.
- Pinpointing climate change's role in extreme weather
This report examines the scientific methods used to attribute specific extreme weather events to climate change.
- 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.
- 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.
- Conspiracies Add Fuel To An Already Challenging Wildfire Season
Conspiracy theories regarding the origins of wildfires are complicating official emergency response efforts.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
August 2020
- 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.
August 2019
- 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.