Opinion, politics, culture and the coverage of climate itself. Every op-ed, editorial and column lands here, whatever its subject — argument is not news.
November 2026
- How Democrats used the midterms to turn affordability concerns into ‘green populism’
Democrats successfully framed climate policy as a cost-of-living and affordability issue during the recent midterm elections.
- YPCCC Resources on International Public Opinion on Climate Change, Fall 2026Study
The Yale Program on Climate Change Communication released new resources regarding international public opinion on climate change.
- Missing the boat on extreme event attribution
This analysis critiques current approaches to extreme weather event attribution in the context of climate change.
- Australia’s global leadership must be underpinned by ambitious human rights-based climate action: UN experts
UN experts urge Australia to strengthen its climate policies to align with international human rights obligations.
- Europe's carbon credit purchases can raise global ambition, if the EU plays its hand realistically
This analysis argues that European carbon credit purchases could boost global climate ambition if implemented with realistic strategies.
- Put the Ocean at the Center of COP31 by Peter Thomson
This op-ed argues for prioritizing ocean health and protection in the upcoming COP31 climate negotiations.Also: Dialogue Earth
- Part two: Can we buy our way out of sea level rise?
An investigative series explores the economic and practical feasibility of engineering solutions to combat sea level rise.
- Delaying methane rules could cost €185bn while gas goes to waste, expert warns
An expert warns that delaying methane regulations could result in €185 billion in economic losses and wasted gas.
- COP31 talks set to focus on climate finance and fossil fuel phase-out
Upcoming COP31 climate negotiations are expected to prioritize discussions on climate finance and the phase-out of fossil fuels.
- COP Summit: Key questions world leaders must answer at COP31
World leaders face critical questions regarding climate policy and implementation as they prepare for the COP31 summit.
- Ahead of COP31, an impasse over when the next big climate warning comes and who pays for it | HT Explainers
An explainer details the ongoing international disputes over climate warnings and the financing of climate action ahead of COP31.
- COP31 Must Deliver a Full, Fair, Funded Fossil Fuel Phaseout to Protect People and Build Energy Security
An advocacy group outlines requirements for a successful COP31, emphasizing the need for a funded fossil fuel phaseout.
- Is the public starting to see climate policy as a national security and cost-of-living issue?
An analysis explores whether the public is increasingly viewing climate policy through the lenses of national security and cost-of-living concerns.
- From doctors and teachers to lawyers, every profession has a duty to align with climate goals
An opinion piece argues that professionals have a moral duty to align their work and investments with climate goals.
- Earth atmosphere emulators could enable faster and more accurate weather predictionsStudy
New atmospheric emulation technology could improve the speed and accuracy of global weather forecasting.
- Is Climate Tech Back?
The climate tech sector is shifting its branding toward energy security and infrastructure resilience following political and market changes.
- Turkey must make COP31 a turning point for global climate action
This commentary argues that Turkey must use its role as host to drive significant progress in global climate action at COP31.Also: EnviroNews Nigeria
- Climate Resilience Will Not Be Built by Press Release (SSIR)
This article argues that substantive action and structural change are required for climate resilience rather than corporate public relations.
- IISD Trade and Sustainability Review, November 2026Study
The IISD published its November 2026 review covering the intersection of international trade and environmental sustainability.
- Could Germany handle a climate emergency?Clickbait
An analysis examines Germany's preparedness for potential climate-related emergencies.
- The Painful Truth About How Hurricanes Affect Black Communities
An analysis explores the disproportionate impact of hurricanes on Black communities in the United States.
- Candidates are quietly talking about climate change – 3 election strategies you’ll see across the US
An analysis explores how political candidates are incorporating climate change into their election strategies.
- Christine Lagarde Urges Europe to Strengthen Its Power Grids and Energy Storage
ECB President Christine Lagarde called for Europe to increase investment in power grids and energy storage infrastructure.
- COP31: What to expect on conflict, climate and militarism
An analysis examines the expected intersection of conflict, militarism, and climate policy discussions at the upcoming COP31 summit.
- The Energy Roller Coaster Is Headed for a Democratic Loop
A market analysis discusses the potential impact of Democratic political shifts on the energy sector and climate-related investments.
- Shhh: The 2026 Midterms Were a Climate Election
An analysis argues that the 2026 US midterm elections should be categorized as a climate-focused election cycle.
- Most EU citizens back an urgent transition to greener fuel, survey showsStudy
A new survey indicates that a majority of European Union citizens support an urgent transition to greener energy sources.
- NOAA weather modeling hits key milestone with Rapid Refresh Forecast System debut
NOAA launched the Rapid Refresh Forecast System to improve the accuracy of weather modeling.
- Governments must embrace Fossil Free Zones as they head to COP31
This opinion piece argues that governments should commit to establishing fossil-fuel-free zones ahead of upcoming climate negotiations.
- Intergenerational Climate Leadership: Why It Matters
This piece discusses the importance of intergenerational leadership in addressing the global climate crisis.
- The Next Ice Age Began 2,000 Years Ago. Then, in 1960, Humans Abruptly Ended It.Clickbait
This article discusses historical climate cycles and the impact of human activity on global temperatures.
- Why too much carbon dioxide harms the planet
An explainer details the mechanisms by which carbon dioxide emissions contribute to global warming and planetary harm.
- UK ahead on carbon accounting : findings from the first global Carbon Footprint Radar published by Sami part of SGS group, in collaboration with SGS, HEC Paris, EDF and SEPAStudy
A new global report ranks the UK as a leader in carbon accounting practices.
- Opinion | The 2026 Election Gives Winners a Mandate to Act Big on ClimateClickbait
An opinion piece argues that the 2026 election results provide a mandate for significant climate policy action.
- Dr Mayer Hillman, trailblazer who warned of climate change ahead of his time
A profile of Dr. Mayer Hillman highlights his early warnings and long-term advocacy regarding the climate crisis.
- What is the ZEV mandate? And how will it affect UK car prices?
An explainer details the UK's Zero Emission Vehicle mandate and its potential impact on car prices.
- Fetterman, McCormick urged to back clean energy, lower costs | Opinion
An opinion piece urges political candidates to prioritize clean energy investments as a means to lower costs for consumers.
- EU Aviation Carbon Rules Face Criticism at APG World Connect
Aviation industry representatives expressed criticism regarding EU carbon regulations during the APG World Connect conference.
- Opinion | Climate Action Collaborative: Training the clean energy workforce
An opinion piece discusses the importance of workforce development programs for the clean energy sector.
- Is Clean Energy Set for a Political Tailwind? ETFs to ConsiderClickbait
An investment article discusses potential clean energy ETFs in the context of shifting political landscapes.
- The Carbon Number Your Customer Wants by FridayClickbait
This article discusses the growing business demand for corporate carbon footprint data.
- Nancy Vail: Spreading the word about renewable energy
A local profile highlights an individual's efforts to promote renewable energy awareness in her community.
- Encourage conversion, do not require people to switch to pure electric vehicles
A report discusses the balance between encouraging vehicle conversion and allowing non-electric options.
- Climate Change: What are your thoughts?Clickbait
A local news outlet invites reader commentary on the topic of climate change.
- Climate change is undermining our health and the burden falls heaviest on women
An analysis explores how climate change negatively impacts global health, noting that women bear a disproportionate share of the burden.Also: Phys.org, Down To Earth
- What Does the Blue Wave Mean for Permitting Reform?
The outlook for bipartisan permitting reform remains uncertain following the midterm elections and conflicting views on transmission infrastructure.
- Chart of the Day: “Reality keeps surprising the IEA” when it comes to global solar growthStudy
Global solar growth continues to exceed the International Energy Agency's previous forecasts.
- Trump’s Energy Revolution Is Over. Now a New Era Begins.
Public opinion polling suggests shifting priorities regarding energy infrastructure and data center development in the wake of recent elections.
- EV Credits, Emissions Rules and Tariffs: Where Each One Is Written and Who Can Change It
An explainer details the regulatory frameworks and decision-making processes governing electric vehicle credits and emissions rules.Also: The Auto Wire
- What Experts Think the Democratic Blue Wave Will Mean For Climate ActionClickbait
Experts provide speculative analysis on how a Democratic electoral victory might influence future US climate policy and legislative action.
- Midterms Shocker Will Reverberate Through the Energy Industry
Midterm election results are expected to impact future energy industry policy and regulation.
- What a historic ‘blue wave’ midterm means for climate actionClickbait
This article analyzes the potential implications of a midterm election outcome for future climate policy and action.
- How Trump’s Energy Policies Helped Trigger Midterm RoutClickbait
This opinion piece argues that specific energy policies contributed to voter dissatisfaction during the midterm elections.
- How Science and the Environment Fared in the 2026 U.S. Midterms
An analysis examines the impact of the 2026 US midterm elections on environmental and scientific policy.
- Goldberg: High Court must draw line on climate litigation
An opinion piece argues that the Supreme Court should limit the scope of ongoing climate change litigation.Also: The Mountain Press
- Climate, security and prosperity: Connecting climate action to our economic realities at COP31
This advocacy piece argues for integrating climate action into economic and security policy frameworks ahead of COP31.
- The emerging climate-conflict nexus in Nepal
An analysis explores the complex relationship between climate change impacts and social conflict in Nepal.
- Legarda calls for gov’t accountability as carbon market takes shape
Senator Loren Legarda advocates for government accountability and transparency as the Philippines develops its national carbon market framework.
- “Cut Shipping’s Black Carbon to Protect the Arctic” Clean Arctic Alliance response to ICCI & UNEP overshoot & Cryosphere reports
The Clean Arctic Alliance urges immediate reductions in shipping-related black carbon emissions to protect the Arctic cryosphere.
- Is buying overseas carbon credits the only way to meet Paris Agreement? Parties disagree
New Zealand political parties remain divided over whether purchasing international carbon credits is a necessary strategy to meet Paris Agreement obligations.
- Democrats won. Oil money lost.
A commentary piece discusses the political outcomes of recent elections regarding oil industry influence.
- COUNTERPOINT: The fossil fuel industry follows big tobacco’s disinformation
An opinion column compares fossil fuel industry tactics to those historically used by the tobacco industry.Also: The Sun Chronicle, The Derrick
- Democrats’ midterm victory means more obstacles to Trump’s trade and EV agendas
Political shifts in the U.S. may create new challenges for existing trade and electric vehicle policies.
- Mercedes-Benz says EV adoption to accelerate, but ICE engines here to stay
Mercedes-Benz expects electric vehicle adoption to increase while maintaining production of internal combustion engine vehicles.
- Revenge of the Climate Heretics: The 50 Leading Eco-Policy DissentersClickbait
A listicle profiles individuals who dissent from mainstream climate policy approaches.Also: Newsweek
- Morgan Stanley Calls Tesla the “Very Obvious Player” as Data Centers Outbuy the Grid on BatteriesClickbait
Morgan Stanley analysts identified Tesla as a key player as data centers increasingly invest in battery storage to bypass grid constraints.
- Good News and Bad News About AGI and Climate Change
An analysis discusses the potential positive and negative implications of artificial general intelligence for climate change efforts.
- Are we prepared for a fuel shock driven by climate change?
An analysis questions global preparedness for potential fuel supply shocks driven by climate-related disruptions.
- US midterms: Could Democrats reverse Trump’s anti-climate agenda?Clickbait
This article speculates on whether Democratic election results could lead to a reversal of previous US climate policy rollbacks.
- Spanish premier says US voters rejected policies fueling 'poverty, hatred, sexism, climate change denial'Reprint
The Spanish Prime Minister criticized US political policies, including climate change denial, following recent election results.
- The European Commission and European Space Agency launch a joint website showcasing collaborative research on our changing planet
The European Commission and ESA launched a joint website to share collaborative research on the changing Earth system.
- Sixty years ago, the flood that changed Italy: the lesson to save us from the climate crisis
A retrospective on a historic Italian flood highlights lessons for modern climate crisis adaptation.
- Pennsylvania’s Legislature is losing its climate champion
A report highlights the departure of a key climate-focused legislator from the Pennsylvania state government.
- Dr. Antwi Amoah: Putting Africa first at UN climate talks
Dr. Antwi Amoah discusses the importance of prioritizing African interests during upcoming UN climate negotiations.
- Renewable energy stocks rally as Democrats seize control of CongressReprint
Renewable energy stocks experienced a market rally following U.S. midterm election results.
- First Solar Jumps 9% as Democratic Sweep Revives Clean-Energy Hopes; Enphase Surges 9%, SolarEdge Sinks 8%Reprint
Clean energy stocks showed mixed performance following U.S. midterm election results.
- Clean energy, solar stocks surge after Democrats sweep midterm electionsReprint
Clean energy and solar stocks surged following the U.S. midterm election results.
- "Blue Trade" Sends First Solar And Sunrun Soaring While Data Center Stocks Slump As Investors Weigh Democrats' Big NightReprint
Market analysts report on stock fluctuations in the clean energy and data center sectors following U.S. midterm elections.
- Editor’s note: what the blue wave means for climate and energy policy
An editorial discusses the potential impact of recent election outcomes on climate and energy policy.
- Some Facts, For a Change, About Climate Change -
An opinion piece presents a perspective on climate change facts and discourse.Also: News Weekly
- William Nordhaus: growth and climate
This commentary explores the relationship between economic growth and climate change through the lens of William Nordhaus's work.
- The Silent Canopy Collapse: Why California’s Trees Die After the Heatwave EndsClickbait
This article explores the delayed ecological impact of heatwaves on California's tree canopy health.
- Clean Energy Surging Around the World in the Wake of Republican’s Midterm CollapseClickbait
Global clean energy markets are reacting to U.S. midterm election outcomes.
- Solar and Wind Stocks Jump. Clean Energy Bulls See Hope.Clickbait
Market analysts observe a rise in solar and wind stocks following U.S. midterm election results.
- Incoming Democratic majorities will try to swing pendulum back on clean energyClickbait
An editorial piece discusses the potential impact of incoming Democratic majorities on U.S. clean energy policy.
- Go Electric This Festive Season: 5 Ways EVs Can Transform Your Travel ExperienceClickbait
An article lists five ways electric vehicles can improve travel experiences during the festive season.
- Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)Clickbait
A brief mention of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change without specific news context.
- 6th C3S NCP ForumStudy
The Copernicus Climate Change Service is hosting an online forum in December to discuss progress and results of its national collaboration program.
- You can’t fix what you won’t name: COP31 program omits the words 'fossil fuels'
Critics highlight that the COP31 program omits explicit references to fossil fuels, raising concerns about the summit's effectiveness.
- Mitch McConnell’s climate legacy
Retiring Senator Mitch McConnell leaves behind a legacy defined by consistent opposition to climate change legislation.Also: Yale Climate Connections
- Here's how climate change intensifies hurricanes
An explainer details the physical mechanisms by which climate change increases the intensity of hurricanes.
- AI carbon footprint: Helping and hurting the environment
An overview examines how artificial intelligence can both contribute to and help mitigate environmental and carbon impacts.
- The RSPO closed the case on First Resources. Indonesian forests kept falling for palm oil (commentary)
An opinion piece criticizes the RSPO for failing to prevent deforestation linked to palm oil production.
- Time to drop the no-policy business-as-usual baselinesStudy
This academic commentary argues for moving away from 'no-policy' baselines when calculating climate mitigation costs and progress.
- Climate Justice and Heat: Examining the unequal burden of a warming world
An academic examination explores the unequal social and economic burdens caused by global warming and heat stress.
- Strong methane regulations are essential as Canada pushes new infrastructure projects forward
Environmental advocates argue that Canada must maintain strong methane regulations despite new infrastructure development.
- More money, wrong direction? The World Bank’s climate finance dilemmaStudy
An analysis examines the World Bank's climate finance strategy and concerns regarding the direction of its funding.
- COP31: Will countries finally deliver on past promises?Clickbait
An analysis questions whether nations will fulfill their climate commitments ahead of the upcoming COP31 summit.
- Climate change takes a back seat in campaigns, but research suggests voters still care
Polling data suggests that while climate change is not a primary campaign focus, it remains a significant concern for voters.Also: WRAL
- 1.5°C Warning Explained: What Is Global Warming Overshoot?
This explainer defines global warming overshoot and the implications of exceeding the 1.5°C temperature threshold.Also: CleanTechnica
- Comment: Election will be remembered for climate consequences
An opinion piece argues that the recent election results will have significant long-term consequences for climate policy.Also: Times Colonist
- Five ways that sea-level rise affects your daily life, even if you live inland
An analysis details how rising sea levels indirectly impact inland populations through economic and infrastructure disruptions.
- Canadians say clean air for me, dirty coal for thee
An analysis examines the perceived hypocrisy in Canadian energy policies regarding domestic clean air and coal exports.
- William Nordhaus, Nobelist who influenced climate policy, dies at 85
William Nordhaus, a Nobel laureate known for his work on the economics of climate policy, has died at 85.
- UK climate minister Katie White: COP31 must respond to ‘really scary’ scienceReprint
UK climate minister Katie White argues that upcoming COP31 negotiations must address the latest scientific findings on global warming.
- Climate Vulnerability, SIDS and the Pacific: How Could Australia Best Champion Their Cause at COP31Clickbait
This analysis explores how Australia could better support Pacific Island nations regarding climate vulnerability at future COP summits.
- Al Gore on Midterms 2026: “To Solve the Climate Crisis, We Need to Address the Democracy Crisis”Clickbait
Al Gore argues that addressing the climate crisis is fundamentally linked to strengthening democratic institutions.
- Viewpoint: Activist attacks on corporations increasingly depend on "attribution" science to target oil companies for global climate changeClickbait
This opinion piece discusses how activists are using attribution science to hold corporations accountable for climate change.
- Why the US Midterms Matter for the Cl…Clickbait
An advocacy piece discusses the implications of US midterm election results for climate policy.
- “The mood is extremely tense” | D+C - Development + Cooperation
An interview explores the tense atmosphere surrounding international climate negotiations and development cooperation.
- What we're watching on election night for energyClickbait
A preview of energy-related issues and outcomes to monitor during election night results.Also: MIT Technology Review
- Why Do Some People Struggle More With Extreme Heat And Cold? Expert Explains
An expert explains the physiological reasons why individuals vary in their ability to tolerate extreme temperatures.Also: NDTV
- Afghanistan's Taliban officials will attend a UN climate summit for the second time as observers
Taliban officials will attend the upcoming UN climate summit as observers for the second time.Also: Mongabay
- Explainer: Yes, current rains are part of El Nino and will get heavier
An explainer confirms that current heavy rainfall is driven by El Niño and is expected to intensify.
- Life Beneath the Melting Glaciers
A feature article examines the ecological and human impacts occurring in regions affected by melting glaciers.
- Opinion: Congress should take this chance to address climate change and lower energy costs
An opinion piece argues that Congress should prioritize climate action to simultaneously address energy costs.
- If The US Department Of Defense Gets Solar Power, Why Can’t We?Reprint
An opinion piece questions why solar-powered microgrids adopted by the US Department of Defense are not more widely implemented for the public.
- Climate action starts on our streets
An opinion piece argues for the importance of grassroots climate action in urban environments.Also: Sun Sentinel
- Eckerd College professor’s book on climate change to publish with Columbia University Press
An Eckerd College professor is publishing a new book on climate change through Columbia University Press.
- PEOPLE 2026: Online Conference on Environmental Pollution and Climate Change
An upcoming online conference will address environmental pollution and its relationship to global climate change.
- Latest science in climate change assessmentReprint
A local newspaper summarizes recent scientific assessments regarding the current state of climate change.
- Panel on renewable energy turns into pitch to overhaul Alaska’s electric rates
A renewable energy panel discussion in Alaska shifted focus toward a debate over electric rate restructuring.
- Commentary: Alaska fishers need clean energy solutions to lower fuel costs
An opinion piece argues that Alaskan fishers require clean energy alternatives to mitigate rising fuel costs.
- Letters: Climate-change deniers | Baby Boomers betray their past | Florida GOP big spendersReprint
A collection of reader letters includes commentary on climate change denial and political spending.Also: Orlando Sentinel
- Becky Conners: Global warmingClickbait
A local column provides personal commentary on the subject of global warming.
- Robots, drones and renewable energy: The highlights of InnoWeek 2026
Renewable energy technologies were among the key highlights showcased at the InnoWeek 2026 event.
- No Climate Justice Without Peace, No Peace Without a Fossil Fuel Phase OutStudy
A legal advocacy report argues that global peace and climate justice require a complete phase-out of fossil fuels.
- COMMENT: Cryosphere reports highlight irreversible damage of fossil fuelsStudy
A commentary piece discusses recent cryosphere reports detailing the irreversible damage caused by fossil fuel emissions.Also: Climate Analytics
- IPCC authors meet in Tanzania to advance report on physical science of climate change
IPCC authors are meeting in Tanzania to advance the development of a new report on climate science.Also: EnviroNews Nigeria
- Grid-lock: Infrastructure’s energy-transition bottleneck
An analysis examines how grid infrastructure limitations act as a bottleneck for the global energy transition.Also: Infrastructure Investor
- COP31: Will this year’s climate summit be the most underwhelming ever?Clickbait
An opinion piece questions whether the upcoming COP31 climate summit will fail to produce meaningful progress on global emissions.
- At Best, a Climate Win. At Worst? Carbon Neutral.Reprint
A news roundup reports on atmospheric river flooding in the Southwest and severe air quality issues caused by Indonesian forest fires.
- Tanzania hosts 300 global climate experts as IPCC prepares major assessment
Tanzania is hosting 300 climate experts as the IPCC begins work on its next major assessment report.Also: The Citizen
- Does Accounting for Population Change Who Should Pay for Climate Change?Study
A research paper examines how population changes should influence climate finance responsibilities.
- COP31: Can Climate Multilateralism Deliver in a World of Crisis and Conflict?Study
An analysis questions the effectiveness of climate multilateralism in the context of current global crises and conflicts.
- COP31: Q&A: ‘We suffer the consequences more, then pay more to finance the response’
An interview discusses the disproportionate financial burden climate change impacts place on vulnerable nations.
- Why the Democrats are linking Trump's climate policy to an epidemic of overwhelming energy bills in US
Democrats are criticizing Trump's climate policies by linking them to rising energy costs for American consumers.Also: DW.com
- The return on resilience we have failed to count
An analysis argues that financial systems fail to properly account for the economic returns of climate resilience investments.
- The ultra-rich 0.1% emit more carbon than 3.5 billion people — and the poor pay the price
An analysis highlights the disproportionate carbon footprint of the ultra-wealthy compared to the global population.
- ECMWF and the Copernicus Climate and Atmosphere services at COP31 in AntalyaStudy
The Copernicus Climate Change Service will present climate data and research at the COP31 conference in Antalya.
- India is throwing away sunlight
This opinion piece argues that India is failing to adequately utilize its solar energy potential.
- Who Can Weather the Storm?Clickbait
This advocacy piece examines social and economic disparities in climate disaster vulnerability and resilience.
- Global Climate Issues and Policies in 2026Study
Boston University provides an overview of global climate issues and policy developments for 2026.
- Exclusive: Most voters believe climate change threatens the American Dream
A survey indicates that a majority of American voters perceive climate change as a direct threat to the American Dream.
- Southeast Asian voices on climate change
A Nature Climate Change viewpoint discusses the necessity of region-specific research and action to address climate risks in Southeast Asia.
- COP31: new advocacy brief calls for climate justice through increased participation, recognition and protection of environmental human rights defenders
A new advocacy brief calls for stronger protections and increased participation for environmental human rights defenders at COP31.
- The Paris Accords Can’t Stop Climate ChangeClickbait
This opinion piece argues that the Paris Agreement is fundamentally incapable of stopping global climate change.
- Can a Blue COP Help Overcome Inequities in the Ocean Economy?Clickbait
This analysis discusses whether upcoming climate negotiations can effectively address economic inequities within the global ocean economy.
- Grid Resilience Is About More Than Adding Capacity
This commentary argues that grid resilience requires more than just adding generation capacity, emphasizing infrastructure modernization.
- California’s Next Governor Should Double Down on Electric Cars and Zero Emissions Freight
An advocacy group outlines policy recommendations for California's next governor regarding electric vehicle adoption and freight emissions.
- The American Dream wasn’t built for climate changeClickbait
This opinion piece argues that the traditional American Dream is incompatible with the realities of a changing climate.
- Conservatives like me embrace conservation. Why the Coalition’s chainsaw approach to climate? | Andrew McLachlan
An opinion piece criticizes the Australian Coalition's recent policy shifts away from climate action and decarbonization efforts.
- Delhi Pollution: Why restrictions on non-BS-VI vehicles may not be enough
Experts discuss whether current restrictions on older, high-emission vehicles are sufficient to address Delhi's severe air pollution crisis.
- Actions Speak Louder Than Words - by Mitchell Beer
A column reflects on the necessity of matching climate rhetoric with concrete action.
- Letters: El Niño flooding in Marin County is an example of why California needs a climate fund
A letter to the editor argues that recent flooding in Marin County necessitates the creation of a California climate fund.
- The Nobel laureate who put a price on carbon emissions
A profile examines the work of a Nobel laureate who advocated for carbon pricing mechanisms.
- Gavin Newsom’s war on fossil fuels is only making your life cost moreClickbait
An opinion column criticizes California Governor Gavin Newsom's fossil fuel policies for their alleged economic impact.
- Alerian MLP ETF vs. iShares Global Clean Energy ETF: Alerian MLP ETF vs. iShares Global Clean Energy ETF: Oil Prices Are Rising, but Which Energy ETF Offers More Upside?Clickbait
An investment comparison evaluates the performance of oil-focused ETFs against clean energy ETFs amid fluctuating market conditions.
- Climate change suffers a rude collision with realityClickbait
This opinion piece argues that climate change goals are encountering practical and political obstacles.
- "Politics of cruelty" is shaping climate policy, from B.C. to ArgentinaClickbait
This opinion piece critiques the political motivations behind current climate policies in various regions.
- The Heat They'll Inherit: A City, a Reef, and the Next GenerationClickbait
A feature story discusses the future of cities and coral reefs in the context of climate change.
- Letter: Climate trends are not good
A letter to the editor expresses concern regarding current negative climate trends.
- Earl Zimmerman | The latest news on our environment, the climate crisis
A column provides a general overview of recent environmental news and the climate crisis.
- Scientists issue an urgent warning: Earth is under threat.Clickbait
A generic warning about Earth's environmental threats is issued by scientists.
- The Climate Paradox Of War: How The Iran Conflict Is Accelerating The Shift Away From Oil
This analysis explores how geopolitical conflict in Iran may inadvertently accelerate the global transition away from fossil fuels.
- A tricky dance: bring down energy bills, but don’t sacrifice long-term goals
An opinion piece argues that balancing immediate energy costs with long-term climate goals requires a nuanced approach rather than finger-pointing.
- Theresa Rodriguez-Moodie | Is oil really the light at the end of the tunnel for Jamaica?
An opinion piece questions the economic and environmental wisdom of pursuing oil exploration in Jamaica.
- EU governments at COP31: A break with the past or business as usual?Clickbait
An analysis questions whether EU government actions at COP31 represent a genuine shift or a continuation of existing policies.
- Walters: Californians’ support for cutting carbon emissions wanes as new climate warnings arrive
Public support for carbon emission reduction policies in California is reportedly declining despite ongoing climate warnings.
- As COP31 approaches, a stark warning: Climate change is killing us
An opinion piece warns of the urgent health and survival risks posed by climate change ahead of COP31.
- Mint Explainer | Hope or heartbreak: what will COP31 deliver?
An explainer article analyzes the potential outcomes and expectations for the upcoming COP31 climate summit.Also: The Straits Times
- California’s renewable mandates are increasing your electricity costsClickbait
An opinion piece argues that California's renewable energy mandates are contributing to higher electricity costs for consumers.
- The world must align climate action with peace-building
An article argues for the necessity of integrating climate action with global peace-building efforts.Also: Deccan Herald
- Corporate accountability: A must-have with climate change | Opinion
An opinion piece argues that corporate accountability is essential for addressing climate change.
- Gen Z voters economy — Inflation and Jobs Outweigh Climate Change
Economic concerns like inflation and job security are currently prioritized over climate change by Gen Z voters.
- Guilty by Inaction: The World’s Highest Courts Have Spoken, and Nations That Burn the Future Must Now Answer for It.Clickbait
An opinion piece discusses the role of international courts in holding nations accountable for climate inaction.
- Why does our climate response collapse?Clickbait
An opinion piece discusses the challenges and failures in national climate response strategies.
- Why climate diplomacy matters for BangladeshClickbait
An opinion piece argues for the importance of climate diplomacy for Bangladesh's future.
- Nepal must turn climate commitments into credible leadership
This opinion piece argues that Nepal must translate its climate commitments into proactive international leadership.
- SOUNDING OFF: ‘Save us and the planet from the Greens, drop net zero and drill where we have control of emissions’
A columnist argues for the abandonment of net-zero targets and an increase in domestic fossil fuel drilling.
- Guest Editorial: Spinach in Your Teeth—How the Hyper-Transparency of Methane Emissions Data Will Impact the Oil and Gas Industry
An editorial discusses how increased transparency in methane emissions data will affect the oil and gas industry.
- Yes, electric motorcycles will replace gasoline motorcycles, but not the way you thinkClickbait
This opinion piece argues that electric motorcycles will replace gasoline models through different adoption patterns than those seen in the electric car market.
- Climate of Change at OMSI
The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is hosting an exhibition focused on climate change.
- Old Forge Library to examine AI, solar farms and data centers' impact on the Adirondacks
A local library event will host a discussion on the environmental and infrastructure impacts of solar farms and data centers.
- Public Deliberation Committee Launches Energy Mix Survey
A public committee in South Korea has launched a survey to gather input on the nation's future energy mix.
- ‘Rooftop solar has become an asset that earns’: Ashish Khanna
An industry expert discusses the economic benefits of rooftop solar installations for consumers.
- Climate change poses a bigger threat than AI technology | Steven ReusserClickbait
An opinion column argues that climate change presents a more significant global threat than artificial intelligence.
October 2026
- For Black Voters, Climate Action Means Little Without Relief From Rising Costs
Economic concerns remain a primary barrier for Black voters when considering the prioritization of climate action policies.Also: Colorado Newsline
- Bjorn Lomborg: Climate change is a problem — not the end of the world
Bjorn Lomborg argues that while climate change is a significant problem, it does not represent an existential end-of-the-world scenario.
- Climate Refugees: The notion remains largely taboo
The article discusses the social and political challenges surrounding the recognition of climate-induced migration and refugees.
- The rains have changed. Why hasn’t India’s flood planning?
An opinion piece argues that India's flood planning strategies have failed to adapt to changing rainfall patterns.
- Climate Inequality and Capital: Separating Emissions Responsibility from Financial Incentives
This analysis explores the intersection of economic capital, climate inequality, and the challenges of assigning emissions responsibility.
- EV boom outpaces Govt. policy
The rapid growth of the electric vehicle market is currently outpacing the development of supporting government policies.
- Can Silicon Valley Build A Safe Class 8 Truck? Early EV Semi Fires Expose The Experience GapClickbait
A Tesla Semi caught fire on a California highway, raising questions about safety and experience in the electric heavy-duty trucking sector.
- Lest there be any doubt: Questions about climate change answered
A general overview answering common questions about the science and reality of climate change.Also: The Irish Times
- Maryland’s drought and other concerns should halt all plans for data centers
An opinion piece argues that Maryland should halt data center development due to regional drought concerns.
- Menacing El Niño shows need to speed up shift to clean energy
This opinion piece argues that the increasing severity of El Niño events necessitates an accelerated transition to clean energy sources.
- What’s Greener? Keep an Old Car Running or Get a New EV?Clickbait
This article discusses the environmental trade-offs between maintaining an older vehicle and purchasing a new electric car.Also: Emagazine.com
- Editorial: Marin Clean Energy made a promise in 2010. It’s still achievable today.Clickbait
An editorial asserts that Marin Clean Energy's original 2010 renewable energy goals remain achievable today.
- Super El Niño and other horrorsClickbait
An opinion piece discusses the impacts of El Niño and other extreme weather events.
- India’s clean energy leadership: Moving beyond megawatts
An analysis discusses India's evolving strategy for clean energy leadership beyond simple capacity expansion.
- Public Forum: Think before you vote; Fossil fuels warming the earth; All the same in the voting boothClickbait
A public forum letter urges voters to consider fossil fuel impacts when casting their ballots.
- On climate and clean energy, Conley is the clear choice
This endorsement piece argues that Conley is the preferred candidate regarding climate and clean energy policies.
- Lord Nicholas Stern On The Economics Of Climate Change, 20 Years On
Lord Nicholas Stern reflects on the evolution of climate economics two decades after his landmark report.Also: Forbes, Prospect Magazine
- Swiss climate adaptation plan criticised after record summer heat
Critics argue that Switzerland's current climate adaptation strategy is insufficient following a record-breaking summer.Also: SWI swissinfo.ch
- Two Navy Veterans, One Flooding District: Why Sea-Level Rise Matters in Kiggans vs. Luria
An analysis examines how sea-level rise and flooding are influencing a specific congressional race between two Navy veterans.Also: Mother Jones
- CDR in the EU ETS? No thanks - Why CDR integration in the ETS brings high risks and low rewards
An advocacy report argues against integrating carbon dioxide removal into the European Union Emissions Trading System.
- IPCC resumes 65th Session, invites experts to review Draft Methodology ReportStudy
The IPCC has convened its 65th session to begin the expert review process for a new methodology report.Also: EnviroNews Nigeria
- What Lula's victory means for the U.S., the Amazon and climate change
An analysis explores the geopolitical and environmental implications of Lula's election victory for the Amazon and international climate policy.Also: Atmos.earth
- The climate cost of a loose ETS capStudy
A report analyzes the climate impacts resulting from an insufficiently stringent emissions trading system cap.
- Does Snowy 2.0 still have a place in a world of batteries?
This analysis examines the ongoing relevance of the Snowy 2.0 pumped hydro project in an era of rapidly expanding battery storage.Also: Energy Matters, Energy Matters
- Climate Change Is Putting Us in a Permanent State of Vigilance
An opinion piece discusses the psychological and societal impacts of living in a state of constant climate vigilance.Also: Bloomberg $
- Church issues statement on drought and the Great Salt Lake
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued a statement regarding drought impacts on the Great Salt Lake.Also: Church News
- Climate Change Is Teaching Us to Be Ready to Run
An opinion piece discusses the psychological and societal shifts required to adapt to a world increasingly impacted by climate change.Also: Bloomberg $
- States must take a critical eye to gas plants proposed over clean energy
An analysis argues that state regulators should prioritize clean energy over new fossil fuel power plant proposals.Also: Utility Dive
- Lost in translation: Is climate language reaching Arab audiences?
This analysis examines the challenges of effectively communicating climate change concepts to Arab-speaking audiences.
- Public sector an ‘afterthought’ to North Sea oil jobs, says Unison leader
A UK union leader criticized the government's focus on North Sea oil jobs over public sector workers.
- The Perils of Glittering Skylines
This opinion piece questions the architectural sustainability of glass skyscrapers in an increasingly warming climate.
- Drive Forward or Turn Back? Four Reasons to Vote for a Strong Automotive PackageClickbait
An opinion piece argues for the importance of supporting strong EU automotive CO2 standards to ensure industry competitiveness.
- Maxwell: Evolution, climate change, slavery. Let’s strip it all from Florida textbooks!
An opinion column criticizes proposals to remove climate change and other sensitive topics from Florida school textbooks.
- The Hidden Climate Danger of Authoritarian Neighbors
This commentary explores the geopolitical and environmental risks posed by authoritarian regimes in the context of climate change.
- Has Nepal gained climate justice, or compromised its bigger claim?
This opinion piece questions whether Nepal's recent climate negotiations have achieved justice or compromised its long-term interests.
- States need the FEMA grants that Trump wants to blockClickbait
An opinion piece criticizes proposed political efforts to block FEMA grants essential for state disaster response.
- BP profits surge from energy crisis as climate impacts mount and fossil fuel industry resists responsibility
An advocacy group criticizes BP's high profits amid ongoing climate impacts and industry resistance to accountability.
- Climate diplomacy can’t hide world’s fossil fuel addiction
An opinion piece argues that international climate diplomacy is failing to address the world's underlying addiction to fossil fuels.
- Charging concerns push more EV owners toward hybrids, study findsStudy
A study indicates that concerns over charging infrastructure are leading some EV owners to prefer hybrid vehicles.
- The Key Climate Issues to Watch In The Midterm Elections
This analysis outlines key climate-related policy issues to monitor during the upcoming midterm elections.
- A shift is underway: trade policy gains momentum as a tool for climate actionStudy
A report examines how trade policy is increasingly being utilized as a mechanism to drive international climate action.
- Five reasons why the US midterms matter for the climate – and your energy bill
An overview explains the potential impacts of US midterm election results on climate policy and consumer energy costs.
- EXCLUSIVE: Climate Law Firm Bankrolls Dem AGs Before Midterm Elections, Raises Pay To Play QuestionsClickbait
An opinion piece questions the funding of Democratic attorneys general by a climate-focused law firm.Also: The Daily Caller
- A Democratic Wave In the Midterms Could Change How Companies Talk About Climate
A potential shift in political power could influence how corporations communicate their climate-related commitments and strategies.
- Flooding, Food Security and Government’s Responsibility in a Changing Climate
An editorial discusses the intersection of flooding, food security, and government accountability in the context of a changing climate.Also: FRCN HQ
- Climate change poses national security threat to Ghana – Zanetor
A Ghanaian official identifies climate change as a significant national security threat to the country.
- Science-driven pathways to net zero
An article discusses the necessity of science-based strategies to achieve global net-zero emissions targets.Also: The Manila Times
- New Mexico’s energy choices could shape its futureClickbait
An opinion piece discusses how New Mexico's future energy decisions will impact the state's development.
- The Zombie Engine: How Brussels Bureaucrats Are Breathing False Life Into CombustionClickbait
An opinion piece criticizes EU legislative efforts to classify certain combustion-based fuels as zero-emission.
- It’s Not Enough To Electrify More. We Must Electrify Better.Clickbait
An opinion piece argues that electrification strategies must prioritize broader economic and public health benefits beyond just climate goals.
- Shrestha: An echo from Iowa to Nepal: What climate disasters ask of our humanity
A personal essay reflects on the shared human experience of climate disasters in Iowa and Nepal.
- The 2026 Midterms Could Be Climate’s Next 2018 Moment
An opinion piece discusses the potential for the 2026 midterm elections to serve as a pivotal moment for climate policy.
- Research & Impact: Preparing Young People for a Future Society That Won’t Go as Planned
Educational researchers discuss strategies for preparing youth for a future significantly altered by climate change.
- By building trust, AP journalists land exclusive story on extreme heat conditions in Pakistani factories
The Associated Press discusses the journalistic process behind reporting on extreme heat conditions in Pakistani factories.
- Beyond the heatwave: Preparing for a hotter future
Horticultural experts discuss strategies for preparing landscapes and crops for a future characterized by higher temperatures.
- Water Stewards Discuss Drought, Development And Falmouth’s Water Supply
Local water officials discuss the intersection of drought, land development, and municipal water supply management.Also: 97.5 Glory FM
- Our dependence on fossil fuels is killing us
An opinion piece argues that continued global reliance on fossil fuels is causing significant harm to human health and the environment.
- Energy and Climate Policy Hinges on These Crucial Midterm Races
This piece discusses how specific midterm election outcomes could influence future energy and climate policy directions.
- Trump administration’s lawsuit claiming ‘supremacy’ over our water is a gut punch to all Idahoans
An opinion piece criticizes a Trump administration lawsuit asserting federal supremacy over state water resources.
- Candidates answers: How can the region improve climate resiliency?
Local political candidates provide their perspectives on how the region should improve its climate resiliency.
- SALUTE TO AG: Greenhouse gas benefits of ag irrigation outweigh emissions costs
An opinion piece argues that the benefits of agricultural irrigation systems outweigh their associated greenhouse gas emissions.Also: The Fort Morgan Times
- #HEALTH: Coping with a heatwave
Health advice is provided on how individuals can protect themselves during periods of extreme heat.
- Create Category 6Clickbait
An opinion piece advocates for the creation of a 'Category 6' hurricane classification to reflect extreme storm intensity.
- Fossil Free Newsletter #67
An advocacy newsletter provides updates on various climate-related campaigns and news items.
- Our future is at stakeClickbait
This advocacy piece emphasizes the urgent need for climate action to secure a viable future.
- Blood money at UofT? -Clickbait
An opinion piece questions the ethics of university investments in fossil fuel-related interests.
- Renewable Friday: The Runup to COP31Clickbait
An opinion piece discusses the lead-up to the COP31 climate summit.
- 2-minute read: Southern Cone’s week in energyReprint
A brief overview summarizes recent energy sector developments across the Southern Cone region of South America.
- Underpreparing for severe climate risks can cost the UK far more than overpreparing, experts warnStudy
Experts argue that the UK government must adopt an integrated approach to climate risk assessment to avoid the high costs of underpreparedness.
- Trump’s Rollback of Methane Regulations Is Welcome
An opinion piece in the National Review expresses support for the Trump administration's rollback of methane regulations.
- The finance sector should capture the full range of climate change risksStudy
An academic article argues that the finance sector must account for the full range of climate-related risks.
- Artificial intelligence: How technology is shaping climate policy
An examination of how artificial intelligence technologies are being integrated into the development and implementation of climate policies.
- Climate Change Isn’t Just a Subject in Schools — It’s a Disruption
Schools are facing significant operational disruptions due to the increasing frequency and intensity of climate-driven extreme weather.
- Flood-Proof Real Estate: Are Climate Risks Finally Changing Property Values?
This analysis examines whether increasing climate-related flood risks are beginning to impact property values.Also: Realty Today
- If we don’t start counting insect populations, we won’t know what we’re losing (commentary)
The author argues for the urgent need to monitor insect populations to understand the extent of biodiversity loss in protected forests.
- A Marathon Runner’s Hard Lesson
A personal account of running a marathon in Chicago illustrates how rising temperatures are increasingly disrupting athletic events.
- Why aren’t Democrats talking about climate?
An opinion piece questions why climate change is not a more prominent topic in Democratic political discourse.
- COP31: The 2026 United Nations Climate Change ConferenceStudy
A government library provides an overview of the upcoming COP31 climate conference.
- Rosebank is needed for UK energy security
An op-ed argues that the Rosebank oil field is essential for maintaining the United Kingdom's energy security.
- Opinion: How Trump unwittingly boosted green energy
An opinion piece argues that former President Trump's policies inadvertently accelerated the growth of the green energy sector.Also: The New York Times $
- Environment and Climate Change
A collection of reporting focused on environmental and climate change issues.
- Utility costs, extreme heat top Latino concerns ahead of Arizona midterms
Extreme heat and rising utility costs are emerging as key concerns for Latino voters in Arizona.Also: CaloNews.com
- The Stern Review’s $2.8 Trillion MissClickbait
An op-ed critiques the economic calculations and findings of the Stern Review on the economics of climate change.
- Money Won’t Matter on a Dead PlanetClickbait
This opinion piece argues that economic systems are secondary to the survival of the planet.
- COP31: Performative summit or a catalyst for climate justice?Clickbait
This opinion piece questions whether upcoming climate summits will produce meaningful justice or remain performative.
- Why the strength of Europe's climate science infrastructure is in working together
The importance of collaborative climate science infrastructure across Europe is highlighted as a strategic necessity.
- Transport
The UN Environment Programme provides an overview of the transport sector's role in global greenhouse gas emissions.
- AI Isn't Just Extracting More Fossil Fuels—It's Unlocking Renewable Energy TooClickbait
This article discusses the dual role of AI in both optimizing fossil fuel extraction and accelerating renewable energy deployment.
- Editor’s Desk: COP reform is happening quietly, behind the headlines
Commentary suggests that reforms to the COP process are occurring gradually behind the scenes.
- Experts convene for 1980 federal climate change conferenceReprint
Historical records show experts gathered for a 1980 federal conference to discuss the emerging threat of climate change.
- BBC Inside ScienceClickbait
A radio program discusses the status of ambitious environmental pledges as deadlines approach.
- The Truth About Renewable Electricity: Your Questions, AnsweredClickbait
This piece addresses common questions and misconceptions regarding the reliability and risks of renewable electricity sources.
- Americans see through climate change scare tactics | Letters
A letter to the editor expresses skepticism regarding climate change warnings.
- Edison International (EIX) vs. PCG and SRE: Is Wildfire Fear Creating a Deep Value Opportunity in California Utilities?
A financial analysis examines whether wildfire-related risks are affecting the valuation of California utility companies.
- Where are all the hydrogen combustion cars?
This analysis examines the current status and challenges facing the development of hydrogen combustion vehicles.
- Electric Vehicles: How Ready Is Nigeria?Clickbait
An article explores the current state of readiness for electric vehicle adoption in Nigeria.
- STIRLING: I removed the climate emergency sign at committee — now let’s challenge it in federal court
A local official describes removing a climate emergency sign and expresses intent to challenge the declaration in court.
- How to Make Drilling for Oil Woke AgainClickbait
A provocative piece discusses the branding of oil drilling within the current political and cultural climate.
- Letter: Are representatives up to climate policy challenge?
A reader letter questions whether elected representatives are adequately addressing the challenges posed by climate policy.Also: Honolulu Star-Advertiser
- Exciting Opportunities in Green Energy TechnologyClickbait
A general overview highlights various investment and development opportunities within the green energy technology sector.
- african group ArchivesReprint
This is an archive page for news coverage regarding the African Group of Negotiators in climate change talks.
- COMMENTARY: Insurers are raising the alarm on growing climate risk. We need to listen
This commentary argues that the insurance industry's warnings regarding escalating climate risks must be taken seriously.
- Why the WHO must declare climate change a public health emergency
An opinion piece argues that the World Health Organization should formally declare climate change a public health emergency.Also: Phys.org, Phys.org, Anadolu Ajansı, Daily Tribune, Ahram Online, Geographical, Geographical, Down To Earth, The Ecologist, Open Access Government and 25 others
- Climate Is on the Ballot, Even if It’s Not in Candidates’ Campaign Messages
While climate change is not a primary campaign message, advocates view the upcoming midterm elections as a critical turning point for climate policy.
- 5 Questions for climate physicist Thomas Stocker on the climate crisis
Climate physicist Thomas Stocker discusses the current state of the climate crisis in an interview format.
- How much are Trump’s pro-coal policies costing us?
An Environmental Defense Fund analysis argues that current pro-coal policies are increasing consumer costs and worsening climate impacts.
- The carbon colonialism frontline
This piece explores the concept of carbon colonialism and its impact on frontline communities in the Global South.
- The Evolution of Corporate Climate Reduction TargetsStudy
A Harvard Business School study analyzes the development and implementation of climate reduction targets within corporate strategies.
- Why COP31 needs to start talking about just transition finance
This opinion piece argues that COP31 negotiations must prioritize financing for a just transition to clean energy.
- Dems introduce new $15,000 EV tax credit bill that has no chance — and that’s a problem
A new bill introduced in Congress proposes increasing and making permanent federal EV tax credits, though it faces little chance of passing.
- Who’s left out of the heat conversation?
This commentary explores which vulnerable populations are frequently overlooked in discussions regarding heat-related climate impacts.
- How can the same El Niño cause drought in one part of the world and floods in another?
This explainer details how El Niño weather patterns cause contrasting climate extremes in different global regions.
- In Maine’s Senate Race, it’s Heating Oil vs. Electricity
Maine Senate candidates are debating energy affordability, highlighting the tension between heating oil reliance and the transition to electricity.
- Closing the climate–economics communication gap
An editorial discusses the urgent need to better integrate physical climate science with economic modeling for damage estimation.
- Climate action needs more than clean energy, scientists say
Scientists emphasize that effective climate action requires broader systemic changes beyond just transitioning to clean energy sources.
- War on Iran oil price shock drove most of 2026 rise in US inflation, new Greenpeace analysis finds
Greenpeace analysis attributes a significant portion of 2026 US inflation to oil price shocks resulting from conflict in Iran.Also: Greenpeace
- COP31 must amplify people power, not oil lobby voices
An editorial argues that COP31 must prioritize the voices of activists and the public over those of the fossil fuel industry.
- Why the UK needs a fossil fuel transition roadmap
E3G argues that the UK requires a comprehensive roadmap to transition away from fossil fuels.
- California’s New Governor Needs to Prioritize Seven Things When it Comes to Energy
The Union of Concerned Scientists outlines seven energy priorities for California's new governor.
- Granholm's permitting warning to Trump and fellow Democrats
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm warns both political parties about the necessity of energy permitting reform.
- The voices of glaciers: stories of grief and hope amidst shrinking
A UNESCO feature explores the cultural and emotional impact of shrinking glaciers worldwide.
- If You Really Love Your Children, Then Burn Fossil Fuels
An opinion piece argues in favor of continued fossil fuel consumption for the benefit of future generations.Also: RealClearMarkets
- Comment: The role of solar in bolstering the EV transition
This commentary piece discusses the role of solar energy in supporting the transition to electric vehicles.Also: The Engineer
- How the Midterms Could Advance Climate Policy in the StatesClickbait
A discussion on how upcoming midterm election outcomes might influence the advancement of state-level climate policies.
- How Federal Spending on Climate Change Before 2024 Election Boosted Incumbents of Both Parties
An analysis examines how federal climate spending influenced political outcomes in the 2024 election.
- Climate Change: Scientific Evidence and Projected Warming
An academic overview summarizes the scientific evidence and projections regarding global warming.
- It’s time for a Just Climate for All
Amnesty International calls for climate justice and equitable policy responses to address global climate impacts.
- El Niño: Meaning, Causes, Coping Mechanism Of Climate Phenomenon
An explainer article details the mechanics of El Niño and its relationship to global climate patterns.
- Indonesia’s growth-emissions link flips depending on how the model is builtStudy
Researchers find that the relationship between economic growth and emissions in Indonesia varies significantly based on the modeling approach used.
- Prepare To Inhale Way More Methane Than You're Used ToClickbait
An opinion piece discusses the potential health and environmental implications of increased methane emissions.
- What a Reef Fish Taught Me About Life in the Rubble
A personal essay reflects on the state of coral reefs and the broader implications of ecosystem degradation.
- Clear laws for climate woesClickbait
An editorial argues for the implementation of clearer legal frameworks to address climate change impacts.Also: The Star
- The Jackdaw gasfield, net zero and climate adaptation | Letters
A letter to the editor discusses the implications of the Jackdaw gas field project for net-zero goals and climate adaptation.
- Letter: State’s big oil lawsuit is just a blatant cash grab
A letter to the editor argues that the state's lawsuit against oil companies is a financially motivated action.
- KU and Haskell to host symposium looking at tribal sovereignty, climate change
Universities are hosting a symposium to discuss the intersection of tribal sovereignty and climate change.
- Calls For Continued Government Support for Tidal EnergyClickbait
An industry publication advocates for continued government financial support for the tidal energy sector.
- COMMENTARY: How Brazil can turn its clean-energy advantages into long-term growth
An op-ed discusses how Brazil can leverage its clean energy resources to drive long-term economic growth.
- The Next Major M&A Opportunity in Central America: Energy, Artificial Intelligence and Digital Infrastructure
A law firm analysis identifies investment opportunities in Central American energy and digital infrastructure.
- The energy election: What’s on offer for households?
An overview of energy-related policy proposals offered by political parties ahead of the upcoming election.
- Why solar alone isn't enough: The case for battery storageClickbait
This opinion piece argues that battery storage is essential to complement solar energy deployment.
- Why You No Longer Need to Fear Global WarmingClickbait
An opinion piece from a climate-skeptic think tank argues against the necessity of fearing global warming.Also: The Heartland Institute
- 4 Top Wind Energy Stocks to Bet on for Solid Long-Term GainsClickbait
A financial news outlet lists four wind energy stocks for potential long-term investment gains.
- Clean Air Day at Tech Interactive: Caltrain, WestLight Energy and San Jose Clean Energy host family event
Local organizations hosted a family event in San Jose to promote Clean Air Day and renewable energy.
- Cited: IPCC talks stuck | 1.5C ‘imminent and unavoidable’ | New UK Arctic strategyStudy
Carbon Brief summarizes recent developments regarding IPCC talks, temperature projections, and UK Arctic policy.Also: Howl.Link
- The Senate Permitting Deal Could Lock in Fossil Fuel Dominance for Generations
The Union of Concerned Scientists argues that proposed Senate permitting legislation could entrench fossil fuel reliance for decades.
- Climate change is a vote winner, researchers find
Researchers have found that climate change has become a significant factor influencing voter behavior.
- 'Climate climbdown': Campaigners warn Budget decisions could put emissions targets at risk
Campaigners warn that recent budget decisions could undermine national emissions reduction targets.
- Data Centers, Power Bills, Hurricanes: What’s at Stake for the Environment in Florida’s Senate Race
Florida voters prioritize environmental protection over economic growth, shaping the discourse in the state's competitive Senate race.
- Ireland is set to miss major climate targets. We should be angry
An opinion piece argues that Ireland's failure to meet climate targets warrants public anger.Also: The Irish Times
- The democracy challenges of climate change
This report examines the complex challenges that climate change poses to democratic institutions and governance.
- California Faces “Climate Whiplash” Without Systemic Change
An advocacy piece argues that California requires systemic changes to address the increasing threat of climate whiplash.
- The distance from the Paris climate change goals keeps growing
An analysis reports that the world is falling further behind in meeting the goals established by the Paris Agreement.
- 'A Crime of Extreme Inequality': Richest 0.1% Generate More Carbon Pollution Than Half of Humanity
This commentary frames the disproportionate carbon footprint of the ultra-wealthy as a significant issue of global economic and climate inequality.Also: Daily Sabah
- UK spending on ‘fairytale’ carbon capture tech is a national embarrassment, chancellor told
Critics are urging the UK government to reconsider its financial support for carbon capture technology, labeling it ineffective.
- Opinion: Weakening methane protections puts Texans’ health at risk
An opinion piece argues that rolling back methane protections poses health risks to residents in Texas.
- ‘Profiteering from pain’: Investments of super-rich fuel climate crisis and capitalise on recoveryReprint
A report argues that the investments of the ultra-wealthy contribute to climate change while profiting from disaster recovery efforts.
- COMMENTARY: Climate finance has capital. What’s missing is policy
Commentary argues that the primary barrier to climate finance is a lack of supportive government policy rather than a shortage of capital.
- In Florida’s Gubernatorial Race, a Choice Between New Climate Policy or the Status Quo
Florida gubernatorial candidates present contrasting approaches to state climate policy and clean energy strategies.Also: WUSF
- Carney Almost As Bad As Trump On Climate, Emissions Watchdog Warns
An advocacy group criticizes Mark Carney's climate record, comparing his impact unfavorably to that of Donald Trump.Also: POLITICO.eu
- We aren't leveraging solutions to lower concrete emissions
An op-ed argues that current efforts to reduce the significant carbon footprint of the concrete industry are insufficient.
- Burnham in danger of sleepwalking into climate disaster, say campaigners
Campaigners argue that Andy Burnham's current policy choices on energy and transport risk undermining the UK's net-zero commitments.
- From Barrel to Battery: What Will Europe’s Clean Car Debate Decide
The European Union is debating the pace of its automotive transition as battery costs continue to fall below oil prices.
- Op-Ed: NJ must continue to lead on climate change education
An op-ed argues that New Jersey must maintain its leadership role in implementing climate change education.
- Why is Thinking Globally and Acting Locally Important in Face of Extreme Weather Impacts on Health?
This article discusses the importance of global and local action in addressing health impacts caused by extreme weather.
- NATO’s Future In Ecological Insecurity
An analysis explores the implications of ecological instability for the future of NATO security strategies.
- Why California’s Climate Law Still Matters to the World
This analysis discusses the global significance and influence of California's climate legislation.
- Creating Climate Policy That Works Requires Community Data (SSIR)
This article argues that effective climate policy requires the integration of community-level data and local insights.
- The world's climate bill is mounting. But who should really foot the cost?
This analysis discusses the growing economic costs of climate change and the debate over who should bear the financial burden.
- Top 0.1% cash in on climate disasters
Oxfam reports that the wealthiest 0.1% of the population are profiting from climate-related disasters.
- Climate Justice and India’s Energy Transition – Explained
An explainer details the relationship between climate justice and India's ongoing energy transition.
- NEWSLETTER: IEA’s Birol warns of rising energy security risksReprint
IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol highlights growing energy security risks in a recent newsletter update.
- Is UK climate policy going in circles?
An analysis examines whether recent shifts in United Kingdom climate policy represent genuine progress or circular stagnation.
- Why whales are climate heroes — who also need our protection
Marine conservationists discuss the role of whales in ocean health and their broader connection to climate stability.Also: Informed Comment
- Meet the S.F. congressional candidates: Should the U.S. build more fossil fuel infrastructure?
A profile of San Francisco congressional candidates examines their stances on the expansion of fossil fuel infrastructure.Also: Mission Local
- Can Climate Change Come from the People? : Newsroom
Researchers at the University of Hamburg explore the role of public participation in addressing climate change.Also: Universität Hamburg
- Are the super-rich cashing in on climate chaos?Clickbait
This article explores whether wealthy individuals are profiting from climate-related instability.
- Quakers urge courage as global climate meeting suspended
Quakers in Britain call for continued climate action following the suspension of a global meeting.Also: Quakers in Britain
- Comment: Battery storage performance gaps pose risks to investors
An opinion piece highlights potential performance gaps in battery storage technology that may pose financial risks to investors.
- CPI at COP31
The Climate Policy Initiative outlines its planned participation and focus areas for the upcoming COP31 climate summit.
- Can Fiction Ignore Climate Change?
This piece explores the role of climate change in contemporary fiction and whether authors can ignore the crisis.
- Why measuring your public cloud carbon footprint is so hard
This analysis examines the technical and methodological challenges businesses face when calculating their carbon footprint in public cloud environments.
- The world’s richest people profit from climate disastersClickbait
This article discusses the economic benefits the wealthy derive from climate-related disasters.
- However you vote, fossil fuels win
An opinion piece argues that current political options fail to adequately address the fossil fuel industry.
- Tony Blair Institute report on cheaper energy: commentReprint
The Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit provides commentary on a Tony Blair Institute report regarding energy costs.
- From climate targets to energy justiceClickbait
An opinion piece discusses the intersection of international climate targets and the concept of energy justice.
- There’s No Single Path to Lower Fleet Emissions
Industry analysis suggests that fleet operators must utilize a diverse range of technologies to effectively reduce their carbon emissions.
- Conservative climate movement faces a blue wave wipeout
Political analysis suggests that conservative climate movements are facing significant electoral setbacks.
- The case for ‘Climate Popularism’: A new politics for an age of ecological crisis
An essay proposes a new political strategy termed 'Climate Popularism' to address the ongoing ecological crisis.
- Beyond 1.5°C: Putting people at the heart of policy
An analysis advocates for centering human needs and social equity in climate policies as global temperatures exceed 1.5°C.
- Why cities matter in the fight to protect our shared health from climate change
An article explores the critical role of urban centers in protecting public health from climate-related threats.
- Why flexibility is the real value of battery storageClickbait
This piece discusses the importance of flexibility provided by battery storage systems for modern energy grids.Also: Energize
- Can solar and batteries help the US grid keep pace with rising demand?Clickbait
This article examines whether solar and battery storage can effectively meet rising electricity demand in the United States.
- As Harvard’s new Energy, Climate, and the Environment concentration welcomes its first official cohort of students this fall, faculty leading the interdisciplinary program say summer staff layoffs have complicated its launch, leaving professors to take on additiona
Staffing layoffs at Harvard have complicated the launch of a new interdisciplinary program focused on energy and the environment.
- Climate Change Lawsuit Estonia 2026: Complete Legal GuideClickbait
This legal guide outlines the framework for a hypothetical or future climate change lawsuit in Estonia.
- COP31 in Türkiye: Can Climate Talks Deliver Amid Worsening Disasters, Rising Fossil Fuel Energy Costs and Global Conflicts?
An analysis questions the potential effectiveness of upcoming COP31 climate talks given current geopolitical and economic challenges.
- A millennium of evidence reveals colonial roots of Australia’s wildfire vulnerabilityStudy
A study suggests Australia's wildfire vulnerability is rooted in the colonial disruption of Indigenous fire management practices.Also: Mongabay
- Climate Negotiations Beyond the UNFCCC: Effectiveness, Legitimacy, and Equity in Global Climate GovernanceStudy
This academic analysis examines the effectiveness and legitimacy of climate governance initiatives occurring outside the formal UNFCCC process.
- Op-Ed: EPA's Carbon Repeal Saves Billions, Protects Energy SuppliesClickbait
An opinion piece argues that repealing EPA carbon regulations provides economic and energy security benefits.
- Europe's Plug-in Hybrid Emissions Gap: Regulatory Credibility, Industrial Competitiveness and the Post-2035 Automotive Transition
An analysis examines the gap between real-world emissions of plug-in hybrids and regulatory expectations in Europe.
- The unnatural side of natural disasters: Risk is built before the storm
This analysis argues that human development choices often exacerbate the impacts of natural disasters.Also: Durango Herald
- The Sundarbans at the crossroads of climate change and human survival [Commentary]
A commentary explores the challenges faced by the Sundarbans region due to climate change and human development.Also: Mongabay India
- They fueled the climate crisis, and now polluters want a free pass. It’s time to make polluters pay.
The Sierra Club advocates for holding polluters financially accountable for climate change impacts.Also: Sierra Club
- Ecowatch: The difficult art of letting go of fossil fuels
An opinion piece discusses the challenges involved in transitioning away from fossil fuel reliance.Also: The Star
- 50 years later, Amory Lovins’ soft energy path meets electrification
An analysis revisits Amory Lovins' 50-year-old energy strategy, noting its accurate focus on efficiency alongside the underestimated role of electrification.
- For an affordable climate win, look to the sky
Bill Gates discusses potential technological solutions for climate change involving atmospheric innovations.
- What economists just don’t get about climate change
This opinion piece argues that traditional economic models fail to adequately account for the systemic risks posed by climate change.
- This Climate Data Scientist Explains What the Numbers Really Mean
A climate data scientist discusses the methodology and interpretation of key climate metrics in an interview.
- European governments need to ‘prepare systematically’ for scorching summers aheadClickbait
An opinion piece argues that European governments must implement systematic preparations for future extreme summer heat.
- Extreme weather exposes the climate vandalism of new oil and gas
A political group argues that recent extreme weather events highlight the environmental risks of new oil and gas projects.
- The safest gas is the gas that remains underground
This opinion piece argues for keeping fossil fuel reserves in the ground to mitigate climate change.
- Renewable realism
This analysis discusses the political and economic challenges facing the transition to renewable energy.
- The Projects That Do Not Get Built Do Not Show Up in Reports
This analysis examines the difficulty of tracking clean energy projects that are cancelled before they are officially reported.
- What is the polluter pays principle, and how does it work?
An explainer details the definition and application of the polluter pays principle.Also: Global Witness
- 4 Signs of Climate Change, Explained
An explainer from the Union of Concerned Scientists details four key indicators of climate change.
- The Evolution of Climate Policy in Russia
A review tracks the historical development and current state of climate policy frameworks within Russia.
- Secretary-General Spotlights Nordic Leadership in Message to Political SummitReprint
The UN Secretary-General praised Nordic countries for their leadership in climate policy during a message to a political summit.
- What Is a Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) and How Does It Help Tackle Climate Change?
This explainer defines Nationally Determined Contributions and their role in the international framework for addressing climate change.
- A Skeptic’s Guide to Environmental Alarmism
A skeptical perspective on environmental advocacy and climate alarmism is presented.
- How flooding made its way into the Ottawa election
Local flooding issues have become a significant topic in the Ottawa municipal election campaign.
- Becerra’s free midday electricity plan would be progress
This opinion piece advocates for a proposed midday electricity plan as a positive step for energy policy.
- Maryland’s $200M clean energy program won’t lower electric bills anytime soon
A report indicates that Maryland's clean energy program will not result in immediate reductions to consumer electricity bills.
- Why Europe’s power infrastructure deficit is an opportunity for global investors
Investment analysts suggest that Europe's power infrastructure deficit presents a significant opportunity for global energy investors.
- How will the midterms shape climate policies?Clickbait
This report discusses how upcoming midterm election results might influence future climate policy directions.
- A rare victory for multilateralism in the fight against environmental crime (commentary)
A commentary piece discusses the significance of recent international cooperation regarding environmental crime.
- The Climate Issue newsletter: How slow can you go?Clickbait
The Economist's climate newsletter discusses the pace of global climate action.Also: The Economist $
- CalMatters and Grist hire Katie Rodriguez to cover climate change in the Central Valley
CalMatters and Grist have hired a reporter to cover climate change impacts in California's Central Valley.
- At New York Climate Week 2026, MIT connects with a global network
MIT representatives engaged with global partners during New York Climate Week 2026.
- Immigration, climate change, affordability, data center: Where Hochul and Blakeman differ
Political candidates Hochul and Blakeman outline their differing positions on climate change and other policy issues.
- Only part of Earth’s temperature story is being told
This opinion piece argues that current climate reporting lacks context regarding historical temperature variability.
- 1.5°C Is Still the Goal of the Paris Accord, and the Endpoint to Keep in FocusClickbait
An opinion piece argues that the 1.5°C target remains the essential benchmark for global climate policy.
- A new Antarctic science season begins for 2026/27
The British Antarctic Survey has announced the commencement of the 2026/27 Antarctic research season.
- Building DACCS the right wayClickbait
An investment commentary discusses the strategic implementation and challenges of direct air carbon capture and storage.
- Zacks Industry Outlook Highlights GE Vernova, Constellation Energy and Montauk RenewablesClickbait
An industry outlook report highlights the financial performance of several major energy companies.
- Climate change reportClickbait
LAist provides a report regarding climate change.
- ‘GLOBAL WARMING AND THE OCEANS” PRESENTATION AT LIBRARY ON WEDNESDAY
A local library is hosting a public presentation regarding the impacts of global warming on ocean systems.
- US President Trump Will Absolutely Love This New Underwater Renewable Energy MachineClickbait
A speculative piece discusses an underwater renewable energy system in the context of US political figures.
- Power, finance and climate crisis set to shape COP31 talks in Antalya
Upcoming COP31 talks in Antalya are expected to focus on power, finance, and the climate crisis.
- The UK’s Renewable Push Hits a Grid Bottleneck — and the Unreliable Scenario It Is Creating
An analysis argues that Britain's renewable energy growth is creating grid instability due to infrastructure bottlenecks.
- Pacific women are already doing the work. COP31 must back them
An advocacy piece calling for greater support for Pacific women in climate action ahead of COP31.
- "Not a Dime Received": Piyush Goyal Call Out Developed Nations Over $100B Climate Promise
Indian Minister Piyush Goyal criticized developed nations for failing to meet their $100 billion climate finance commitments.
- Net Zero Is Dead
This opinion piece argues that the global goal of achieving net-zero emissions is no longer viable.
- Why California’s landmark climate law matters as much today as it did in 2006
An analysis of the ongoing relevance of California's 2006 climate legislation.
- What can Asia do to avoid crossing crucial climate tipping points?Clickbait
An exploration of potential strategies for Asian nations to avoid critical climate tipping points.
- Is the Paris Climate Agreement dead? World on cusp of losing global warming fightClickbait
This commentary questions the viability of the Paris Climate Agreement amid concerns over global warming progress.Also: India Today
- Heatwave and the likely area plantings for grains and oilseeds in the 2026-27 season in South Africa
An analysis examines how heat waves might influence agricultural planting decisions in South Africa for the 2026-27 season.
- PETER SINCLAIR: El Niño drives sea level rise and climate extremes
A columnist argues that El Niño is a primary driver of rising sea levels and extreme weather events.
- A competitive Europemust be climate-resilient
An opinion piece argues that European economic competitiveness must be integrated with climate resilience strategies.
- Climate change, fracking expose environmental divide between Hochul and Blakeman
New York political figures Hochul and Blakeman hold differing views on climate change and fracking policies.
- Claims Government Must Stop Favouring Tech Companies To Stem Tide Of Global WarmingClickbait
An advocacy piece argues that the government should reduce support for tech companies to address global warming.
- Karachi's autumn heat was a warning nobody read
An opinion piece argues that Karachi's recent autumn heat was a predictable warning sign that was ignored.
- Beyond the climate crisis: Turning risks into actions
An opinion piece discusses the need to transition from identifying climate risks to implementing concrete actions.
- Billions at Stake: Why Latin America's Renewable Energy Potential Is Failing to Attract Investors
An analysis examines the barriers preventing Latin America from attracting sufficient investment for its renewable energy potential.
- Shell’s Green Future Moves to China — Just as Its German Battery Dream Goes BustClickbait
Shell is shifting its green energy focus to China following the failure of its German battery project.
- The climate challenge
An opinion piece discussing the broad challenges posed by climate change.Also: The News Pakistan
- Should Europe ban meat billboards? Climate psychologist weighs in
A climate psychologist discusses the potential impact of banning meat advertisements in Europe.
- NSW cannot legislate away the climate cost of its coal
An opinion piece argues that New South Wales legislation fails to adequately address the climate impacts of coal mining.
- Enabling India’s clean energy transition | Hindustan TimesClickbait
An opinion piece discusses the requirements for India's transition to clean energy.
- Scottish Greens reaffirm opposition to nuclear energy
The Scottish Greens have officially reaffirmed their long-standing opposition to nuclear energy development.
- ENGIE’s North America Chief Says AI Boom Needn’t Raise Power Bills
An ENGIE executive argues that the rising energy demands of AI data centers will not necessarily increase consumer power bills.
- Californians’ support for cutting carbon emissions wanes as new climate warnings arrive
A report indicates that public support for carbon emission reduction policies in California is declining despite recent climate warnings.
- Antalya and the Empty Chair: The First Climate Summit Built Around American Absence
A climate summit in Antalya highlights the absence of American leadership in international climate negotiations.Also: Modern Diplomacy
- Your B.C. election guide to key climate and environment issues
A guide outlines the key climate and environmental policy positions for the upcoming British Columbia election.
- When the Term “Heat Wave” Is No Longer Enough
An opinion piece argues that current terminology is insufficient to describe the severity of modern heat waves.
- Are we ready for a more extreme Mediterranean?Clickbait
An article questions the readiness of the Mediterranean region for increasingly extreme climate conditions.
- How much must the world cut emissions to return to 1.5°C?
This report examines the scale of global emissions reductions required to meet the 1.5°C climate target.Also: Qazinform
- Ron DeSantis Statue Melts in Rising Temperatures He Spent 8 Years Denying; Climate Change Non-Profit 350 Action, Art Collective Uncommon Creative Studio, and M ss ng P eces Staged a Striking Midterm-Season Installation
Climate activists staged an art installation featuring a melting statue of Ron DeSantis to highlight climate change consequences.
- Watch: The economics of climate changeClickbait
A video segment explores the economic implications of climate change.
- Not the best climate for climate finance
An opinion piece discusses the current geopolitical and economic challenges facing international climate finance.
- Climate Change’s Terrifying Gordian KnotClickbait
This opinion piece discusses the complex and interconnected challenges posed by climate change.
- Canada And EU Are Slip Sliding Away On Vehicle EmissionsClickbait
An opinion piece critiques the slow progress of Canada and the EU in meeting vehicle emissions reduction targets.
- Reddit discussions could help improve public health messaging on heat
Researchers suggest that analyzing Reddit discussions could help improve public health communication strategies regarding extreme heat.
- Earth Stories
NASA provides a collection of feature stories regarding Earth science and climate research.
- Where is El Niño? The climate credibility test for weatherman
The article discusses the challenges of forecasting El Niño and its implications for climate credibility in weather reporting.
- Letter: Why you should vote with the climate in mind
A letter to the editor encourages voters to prioritize climate change issues in upcoming elections.
- Nature vs. bulldozers: The environment minister's balancing act at UN nature summit
Canada's environment minister faces political challenges balancing industrial interests with conservation goals at a UN nature summit.
- Energy Transition Plans Keep Freezing Today’s Demand Into TomorrowClickbait
An opinion piece argues that current energy transition plans rely on flawed demand forecasts that may hinder effective climate solutions.
- Matters of Health: Kids, the elderly need extra care during heat waves
Health officials advise extra care for children and the elderly during periods of extreme heat.
- The worst climate risks are those we don’t know about. We can’t prepare for them, says ESG expert at Czech energy group ČEZ
An ESG expert argues that unknown climate risks pose the greatest challenge to corporate preparedness.
- You’re Burning Shareholder Value – Innovation in Sour Gas Removal that will Mature your ESG StrategyClickbait
This piece discusses industrial gas removal technology in the context of corporate ESG strategies.Also: EnergyNow.com
- Letter: USDA program changes could put rural energy projects out of reach
A letter to the editor expresses concern that USDA program changes may hinder rural energy projects.
- Are freight vehicles the 'single biggest unclaimed opportunity left' for ACT vehicles to be all-electric?Clickbait
An analysis explores whether electrifying freight vehicles is the most significant remaining opportunity for the ACT's transport sector.
- Adapt to the changeClickbait
This opinion piece advocates for the necessity of adapting to changing climate conditions.
- Letter: Good news on the sustainable energy front
A reader letter expresses optimism regarding recent developments in sustainable energy.Also: Post Bulletin
- LTE: Foxtail Flats Solar
A letter to the editor discusses a local solar project proposal.
- U.N. Emissions Gap Report 2026: “The Point of Return” — Seven Questions to Consider Next
An analysis of the 2026 UN Emissions Gap Report outlines key considerations for global climate policy and action.Also: Just Security
- The Cop31 climate blockers have honed their sabotage tactics
Commentary analyzes the evolving strategies used by political actors to obstruct progress at international climate negotiations.Also: The Observer
- A Warming Climate Is All Over Alaska’s Senate Race. The Candidates Hardly Mention It.
Alaska Senate candidates are largely avoiding the topic of climate change despite its significant impact on the state's fisheries and energy economy.
- In allowing coal expansion in the Hunter, Chris Minns is pouring fuel on the climate fire. His decision will come back to hurt us all | Jack Egan
An opinion piece criticizes the New South Wales government for allowing coal expansion, arguing it undermines climate goals.
- ‘Overshoot is not surrender’: UN issues strong warnings ahead of climate change summit
UN officials emphasize that exceeding climate targets does not mean giving up on mitigation efforts ahead of the upcoming summit.
- Record 2026 heat revives geoengineering efforts to 'dim' the sun, but critics fear this is just a band-aid
Record heat in 2026 has renewed interest in solar geoengineering, though the practice remains controversial among experts.
- The California climate move-out
An analysis explores the trend of residents leaving California due to climate-related factors like wildfires and insurance costs.
- Mountain Countries as Donors of Stability. An Interview with Nurbek Elebaev on Climate Risks
An expert discusses the role of mountain nations in maintaining regional stability amidst growing climate risks.
- COMMENTARY: US tariff war is fueling Vietnam's coal boom
An op-ed argues that US trade policies are inadvertently driving a coal-fired power expansion in Vietnam.
- The planet’s vital signs are getting worse. One of the easiest fixes is your diet.
This opinion piece suggests that individual dietary changes are a significant and accessible way to help mitigate climate change.
- Video | Piyush Goyal Calls Out Europe Over Carbon Emissions, 'Who's Responsible For This Mess?'
Piyush Goyal publicly challenged European nations regarding their historical responsibility for carbon emissions.
- Is ‘green’ worth paying for?Clickbait
An opinion piece questions the economic value of investing in green energy transitions.Also: The Brussels Times
- Economics, Not Ideology: Support of Clean Energy in NC Defies Stereotypes
An analysis suggests that support for clean energy in North Carolina transcends traditional political ideologies.
- El Niño, La Niña, and a collapse that is not naturalReprint
An opinion piece discusses the human-driven nature of climate-related environmental collapses.
- What Bangladesh needs from COP31Clickbait
An opinion piece outlines the expectations and priorities for Bangladesh regarding the upcoming COP31 climate summit.
- Hurricane season has been crazy in the Pacific. Here's why
An explainer details the factors contributing to an unusually active hurricane season in the Pacific.
- Price Shock Is Boon for Oil Stocks, Curse for Renewables
Market analysis explores how energy price volatility impacts the relative performance of oil and renewable energy stocks.
- As flood risk rises, some communities question the idea of resilience
This analysis explores how communities are questioning traditional definitions of resilience as flood risks continue to escalate.Also: Phys.org
- University of Minnesota researcher helps create new outlet for Climate Change research
A University of Minnesota researcher helped establish a new platform for publishing climate change research.
- In the 2026 midterms, here’s how NC politicians do — or don’t — talk about climate change
This report examines how North Carolina political candidates are addressing or avoiding climate change topics in their 2026 midterm campaigns.
- California’s climate problem is about to land on the next governor
An analysis discusses the significant climate policy challenges that will face the next governor of California.Also: CalMatters
- Empirical Analysis Disproves Inherent Environmental Benefits of Digital TransformationStudy
An empirical analysis challenges the assumption that digital transformation inherently provides environmental benefits.
- Will Canada’s Race Towards US-Style Environmental Laws Threaten the Pivot to the EU?
An analysis examines how Canada's alignment with U.S. environmental laws might impact its trade and policy relationship with the European Union.Also: Environmental Defence
- What if Flávio Bolsonaro wins? High stakes for the environment in Brazil’s 2026 elections (commentary)
This commentary analyzes the potential environmental policy implications of a future political shift in Brazil's 2026 elections.Also: Phys.org
- Data Centers Are ‘Front and Center’ in Pennsylvania’s Competitive Congressional Elections
Local opposition to large-scale data center developments is emerging as a significant issue in Pennsylvania's competitive congressional elections.
- Climate lawfare's back-channel campaign, and how you'll pay the bill
This opinion piece argues that climate activists are improperly influencing federal judges in energy-related lawsuits.
- Editorial: Global warming—point of no return
This editorial argues that the world is approaching a point of no return regarding global warming impacts.
- Minerals, Energy And Food: Why Sovereign Wealth Funds Are Turning To Latin America
Sovereign wealth funds are increasingly investing in Latin American energy and mineral sectors to secure future resources.
- Global Energy Shift: America’s ‘Wake-Up Calls’ May Accelerate the Next-Gen Renewable Transition
Recent energy challenges in the U.S. may accelerate the transition toward next-generation renewable energy technologies.
- ‘Europe is largely responsible for climate crisis’: Piyush Goyal says India has 17% of world’s population, ...Reprint
Indian Minister Piyush Goyal argued that Europe bears primary responsibility for the climate crisis due to historical emissions.
- Early speakers’ list suggests few powerful leaders will attend COP31
Early attendance lists for COP31 indicate that few world leaders are currently scheduled to participate.
- We represent Wyoming — California is waging war on our coal, we're going to keep mining
Wyoming officials defend their coal mining industry against California's environmental policies in this opinion piece.
- Letters to the Editor: Senate bill offers a bipartisan way forward on energy
A letter to the editor advocates for a bipartisan Senate bill regarding energy policy.Also: Austin Daily Herald
- Day 1: Science in the Service of a Changing Planet AgendaStudy
NOAA's Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory is hosting a conference focused on science related to a changing climate.Also: NOAA
- LVC Statement on El Niño and the Climate Crisis Ahead of COP31
La Via Campesina released a statement regarding El Niño and the climate crisis ahead of upcoming international climate negotiations.
- ‘We never got a chance to speak’
A profile piece discusses the experiences of individuals affected by local environmental or climate-related issues.
- Bahrain Needs Sharper Strategy for Global WarmingClickbait
This opinion piece argues that Bahrain needs a more robust and effective strategy to address global warming.Also: News of Bahrain
- RA AK&M presented the sixth carbon footprint rating of the largest Russian companiesStudy
The rating agency AK&M released its sixth annual assessment of the carbon footprints of major Russian companies.Also: AKM.RU
- Why one zero-emission truck dealer wants big rigs to wait
A zero-emission truck dealer discusses the challenges and reasons for delaying the adoption of heavy-duty electric rigs.
- Opinion: ZEV mandate certainty is key to unlocking the next phase of EV adoption
An opinion piece argues that regulatory certainty regarding ZEV mandates is essential for the next phase of electric vehicle adoption.
- Greener maternity care starts with changing hospitals, without putting pressure on pregnant women
This article argues for systemic changes in hospital infrastructure to reduce the carbon footprint of maternity care.
- Renewable Energy Certificates under fire
Renewable energy certificates are facing increased scrutiny and criticism regarding their effectiveness.
- When Renewable Energy Becomes a Barrier to Upgrading: The Dilemma of SMEs in Taiwan
Small and medium-sized enterprises in Taiwan face challenges in upgrading due to renewable energy requirements.
- Snowy 2.0 was never going to be cheap. But it will be much cheaper than relying on batteries for storage
An analysis argues that the Snowy 2.0 pumped hydro project remains more cost-effective than large-scale battery alternatives.
- La campaña encubierta de la «guerra jurídica climática» y cómo vas a pagar el bill
This opinion piece criticizes climate-related litigation as a coordinated campaign with negative economic consequences.
- Talking about climate change, one driveway at a time
Local residents are engaging in grassroots efforts to discuss climate change with their neighbors.
- Healthcare, water security and climate change among top issues at Mid-Island Pacific Rim candidates forum
Climate change, water security, and healthcare emerged as primary topics of discussion at a local political candidates' forum.
- Tesla Q4 numbers, more product delays, and some REAL EV charging innovationClickbait
A podcast episode recaps Tesla's recent earnings call and discusses developments in electric vehicle charging technology.
- Letters to the Editor: Climates change, coasts erode. We have to adapt, not try to stop the inevitable
A letter to the editor argues that society should focus on adaptation rather than attempting to stop climate change.
- Opinion | What the 2026 Election Could Mean for the Climate CrisisClickbait
An opinion piece discusses the potential impact of the 2026 elections on the climate crisis.
- Super El Nino is ‘off the charts’ — and that could be oddly good for NYC, but spell trouble for other parts of US this winterClickbait
A report discusses potential regional winter weather impacts across the United States due to the current El Niño.
- A Marathon’s Carbon Footprint Is the Flight You Take to Run It
This piece examines the significant carbon emissions associated with air travel required to participate in international marathons.
- Is sustainable energy saving our climate?Clickbait
This piece explores the role of sustainable energy in addressing climate change.
- A brief history of solar in the U.S.
This article provides a historical overview of the development of solar energy in the United States.
- María Neira: Planetary Health Pioneer, Geneva Veteran, Civil Society Candidate - And A Realist In A Changing Climate?
A profile examines the career and climate perspectives of planetary health advocate María Neira.
- A Failed Satire in Defense of the Global Warming Grift
An opinion piece criticizes climate change discourse and advocacy efforts.Also: Chronicles Magazine
- Should Plug-In Hybrids Have Smaller Gas Tanks?Clickbait
A discussion on the potential benefits of reducing gas tank sizes in plug-in hybrid vehicles.
- Solar Energy Expert John Hrudicka Explains How Solar Battery Backup Supports Home Energy Security in HelloNationClickbait
A solar energy expert discusses the role of battery backup systems in enhancing residential energy security.
- Wheel-E Podcast: New Lectric and Priority e-bikes, friction drive kit, moreClickbait
An industry podcast discusses recent news and reviews regarding electric bikes and other light electric vehicles.
- We will make the net-zero transition work for Britain – approving the Jackdaw gasfield is part of the plan | Andy Burnham
An opinion piece by Andy Burnham argues that the Jackdaw gasfield approval is compatible with the UK's net-zero transition.Also: Scottish Greens
- The Permitting Bill Is The Fossil Fuel Industry’s Climate Action Kill Switch
An advocacy group argues that new permitting legislation serves to undermine climate action and protect the fossil fuel industry.Also: Oil Change International
- A New Ice Age Was Beginning. Then Humans Started Burning Fossil Fuels
An analysis explains how human-driven fossil fuel emissions have fundamentally altered the Earth's natural glacial cycles.Also: WIRED
- Losing Ground in the Climate Fight
Economic interests are increasingly taking precedence over climate priorities in various global regions, according to recent analysis.
- Antarctica’s Ice Loss is Locked In, and Extra Snowfall Won’t Save It – That’s Bad News for Low‑Lying Coastal Areas Elsewhere
This opinion piece argues that Antarctic ice loss is irreversible and poses a long-term threat to global coastlines.
- Record demand, five-year-low prices: batteries and solar are reshaping the grid
An analysis discusses how the integration of solar and battery storage is fundamentally reshaping electricity grid demand and pricing.Also: Pearls and Irritations
- Farmers and Advocates Say the Global Food System Is Failing—and Its Financiers Are to Blame
Advocates and farmers are increasingly criticizing the financial structures of the global food system amid rising prices and climate-driven supply disruptions.
- BC’s Parties Have Little to Say on Flood and Fire Prevention
An op-ed criticizes British Columbia political parties for lacking substantive plans on flood and fire prevention.
- Kenyan youth activist Erica Njuguna: “Gen Z are uniquely impacted by climate crisis”
Kenyan activist Erica Njuguna highlights the disproportionate impact of the climate crisis on the younger generation.
- Hawaiʻi's LNG Boondoggle: Why Are So Many Staying Silent?
An opinion piece questions the lack of public debate regarding the expansion of liquefied natural gas infrastructure in Hawaii.
- Review the first order draft of the Working Group II contribution to IPCC’s Seventh Assessment ReportStudy
The IPCC has opened the first order draft of the Working Group II contribution to its Seventh Assessment Report for review.
- How a weakened ZEV Mandate would risk 'slamming the brakes' on the EV transition
Analysis suggests that weakening ZEV mandates could significantly slow the transition to electric vehicles.
- A climate disaster rises in Western Pa. Jared Kushner is here for it. | Will Bunch
An opinion piece criticizes Jared Kushner's involvement in a Pennsylvania development project amidst climate concerns.Also: Inquirer.com
- Where Opposition to Data Centers and Renewable Energy Projects Converge
Local opposition to data centers and renewable energy projects often shares similar concerns regarding land use, property values, and environmental impacts.
- When climate data is transformed into visuals, some people and places get overlooked
This analysis discusses how the translation of climate disasters into data sets can obscure the human experience of those affected.
- How 39 young people experience climate education in a rapidly changing world
This piece argues that current climate education fails to address the growing ecological grief experienced by young people.
- Solar Power Keeps Insisting Upon Itself, Red State Or BlueClickbait
Solar power continues to lower wholesale electricity costs in both Texas and California regardless of political or weather conditions.
- Why the Midterms Matter for Energy & EnvironmentClickbait
This commentary discusses the potential impact of midterm election results on energy and environmental policy.
- Chemical Fertilizers: Feeding Corporate Profits, Not the World
An advocacy report criticizes the chemical fertilizer industry for prioritizing corporate profits over sustainable agricultural practices.
- 66th Session of the IPCC (IPCC-66)Study
The 66th session of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is scheduled to take place.
- Following the UN climate warning – what can the world and Sweden do now?
Experts discuss potential climate actions for the world and Sweden following recent UN climate warnings.
- How energy storage can meet the power demands of AI data centers
This analysis explores how energy storage technologies can support the rising electricity demands of AI-focused data centers.
- Our Best Bet To Confront Climate Change in the Trump Era? Build More Apartments
This opinion piece argues that increasing urban density through apartment construction is a critical strategy for climate mitigation.
- COMMENTARY: Don't mistake Mideast oil rebound for normality
An op-ed warns that the recent rebound in Middle Eastern oil markets should not be viewed as a return to long-term stability.
- UK Pensions CEO Tells Managers to Stop ‘Shouting at’ Big Oil
A UK pensions CEO has advised managers to move away from confrontational engagement strategies with oil companies.
- Why AB 32 still matters in California | Mathews
An opinion piece argues for the continued relevance and importance of California's AB 32 climate law.
- The Data Center Boom Is FalteringClickbait
This piece discusses how data center energy demands are shifting the priorities of clean energy developers.
- Congress has a chance to address climate change and lower energy costs. They should take it. | Jack Lohr
An opinion piece argues that Congress should pass legislation to address climate change while simultaneously reducing energy costs for consumers.
- Boulder’s Flawed Global Warming Case in Suncor
An opinion piece critiques the legal strategy used in Boulder's climate change lawsuit against Suncor Energy.
- What is the 'heat dome' over Ireland that's causing temperatures to keep rising?
An explainer details the meteorological phenomenon of a heat dome currently affecting Ireland.
- Climate change is silent in midterms, unless we demand more | OpinionClickbait
An opinion piece argues that climate change is being ignored in midterm election discourse and demands greater political attention.
- New methane rules to ease high energy costs
The EPP Group argues that new methane regulations should be balanced to help maintain affordable energy costs.
- How do DERs affect electricity networks, if at all?
This article examines the technical impact of distributed energy resources on modern electricity networks.
- What kind of virtual power plant would you choose?Clickbait
An overview of the evolving landscape for virtual power plants and distributed energy resources.
- INSIGHT: How the Great Gas Crisis of 2030 Will Play OutClickbait
An opinion piece speculates on the future of the natural gas market in 2030.
- Food sector failing to connect Ozempic ‘megatrend’ with carbon strategy
The food industry is reportedly failing to integrate the impact of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic into their long-term carbon reduction strategies.
- An imagined conversation with real consequences for our environment
An opinion piece uses a fictional dialogue to discuss the real-world consequences of environmental policy decisions.
- Seminar on the energy transition, organized by the Embassy as part of Oslo Innovation Week 2026
The Italian Embassy in Oslo is hosting a seminar on the energy transition as part of Oslo Innovation Week 2026.
- Climate Warming ProjectionsClickbait
A brief report mentions general projections regarding future climate warming trends.
- Climate change reportClickbait
This headline provides insufficient information to determine the specific content or focus of the climate change report.
- The US Has Retreated From Climate Action. A New Report Reveals the Global Consequences
A new report analyzes the global consequences of the United States' recent retreat from climate action commitments.
- We must prepare entire cities for extreme heat. Our new study reveals how
An analysis discusses strategies for preparing urban environments to withstand increasingly extreme heat.Also: Phys.org
- Burnham approves Jackdaw – and Labour’s unity on climate action is imperilled with the stroke of a pen | Zoe Williams
An opinion piece argues that the Jackdaw gasfield approval damages the UK government's credibility on climate action.
- Ontario and Ottawa’s $9 Billion “Action Plan” Is Another Step Backwards on Climate
An advocacy group criticizes a new $9 billion government action plan, labeling it a regression in climate policy.
- The Weird State-Level Races That Matter for Climate Change
Upcoming state-level elections are critical for determining future energy policy and the trajectory of greenhouse gas emissions.Also: Heatmap $
- Tesla blames battery supply for flat sales, but its prices keep fallingStudy
Tesla attributes flat vehicle sales to battery supply constraints rather than a lack of consumer demand.
- How candidates are (quietly) talking about climate change
Political candidates are increasingly incorporating climate change into their campaign messaging in subtle ways.
- Opinion | There’s no such thing as a luxury EV market. And there never will be.
An opinion piece argues that the concept of a luxury electric vehicle market is fundamentally flawed.
- AR7 timeline: How the deadlock threatens the IPCC’s relevance
A deadlock over the IPCC's Seventh Assessment Report timeline raises concerns about the organization's future relevance.
- The Age of Heat Storms
An analysis examines the increasing frequency and severity of extreme heat events in the modern climate era.
- The Cynicism of Trump’s Climate Policy
This opinion piece critiques the climate policy approach of the Trump administration.
- Southeast Asia’s haze crisis will persist until polluters pay
This opinion piece argues that Southeast Asia's haze crisis will continue until polluters are held financially accountable.
- “Wandering towards dystopia”: CSIRO scientists want open discussion of climate impacts before ...
CSIRO scientists argue for more open public discussion regarding the severe impacts of climate change.
- Chair Skea warns against excluding vulnerable nations from IPCC decisions
IPCC Chair Jim Skea warned against excluding vulnerable nations from decision-making processes during the current plenary deadlock.
- Trump vowed to stop an ‘energy emergency.’ Then he created a real one.Clickbait
This opinion piece argues that the Trump administration's energy policies have created an emergency rather than solving one.
- The Economics Of Climate Free Riding Have Changed
The economic landscape for climate policy has shifted, making national climate action more aligned with self-interest than in the past.
- Researchers outline priorities for robust U.S. climate assessmentsStudy
Researchers propose new standards and priorities to improve the robustness of future U.S. climate assessments.
- It’s time to give individual shareholders direct votes on climate change
An opinion piece advocates for granting individual shareholders direct voting rights on corporate climate policies.
- Wildfire Blame Game
This commentary discusses the political and social discourse surrounding the causes and management of wildfires.
- India’s new climate targets must navigate geopolitical uncertainty [Commentary]
India faces the challenge of balancing its new climate targets against a backdrop of geopolitical and economic uncertainty.
- Why Isn't Renewable Energy Investment Taking Off in Latin America and the Caribbean?
An analysis explores the barriers preventing the scaling of renewable energy investment in Latin America and the Caribbean.
- The Battleground Districts Where Electricity Bills Have Surged the Most
Rising electricity costs are becoming a central political issue in competitive congressional districts.
- Tom Cruise’s Digger is a commercial flop – but also the perfect climate film for our time
This opinion piece argues that a specific film serves as a relevant cultural commentary on climate change.
- Climate Change Is Getting More Expensive — Will It Matter in the Midterms?Clickbait
An opinion piece questions if the rising economic costs of climate change will influence midterm election outcomes.Also: Yahoo
- Global Warming Legal Claims Lack Element of Causation
An opinion piece argues that climate change litigation faces significant hurdles regarding legal causation.
- When the Heat Is On, Construction Employers Need More Than a Safety PlanClickbait
This commentary argues that construction companies must implement comprehensive safety measures to protect workers from increasing heat risks.
- Climate resilience begins at home: Why housing matters for Africa’s urban poorReprint
This advocacy piece argues that improving housing quality is essential for building climate resilience among Africa's urban poor.
- BLOG: How Climate Change and Unpredictable Rains Are Changing Lives and Livelihoods in Uganda
A personal account describes how shifting rainfall patterns and climate change are impacting livelihoods in Uganda.
- The Scope 3 reporting trap: measuring more, changing less.Reprint
This press release argues that companies are focusing more on measuring Scope 3 emissions than on implementing actual reduction strategies.
- LNG in Maritime DecarbonisationStudy
This analysis examines the role of liquefied natural gas in the decarbonization of the maritime shipping industry.
- Solar Stocks Rebound as Selloff Reverses: Sunrun Surges 10%, SolarEdge and Enphase Energy Climb 5%
Solar energy stocks experienced a rebound in market value following a period of selloffs.
- Can the U.S. Learn from Energy Solutions Accelerating African Industrialization?Clickbait
An analysis explores whether the United States can adopt energy strategies currently driving industrialization in African nations.
- Tesla (TSLA) Q3 2026 earnings preview: flat revenue, falling profitsStudy
Tesla's upcoming Q3 2026 earnings report is expected to show flat revenue and a decline in profits.
- The Treason Party Soldiers On, But At Least The War On EVs Is Fizzling Out
The entry of a new EV startup in Chicago is cited as evidence that political opposition to electric vehicles is weakening.
- Can This Film Change Our Understanding of the Climate and Migration Crises?Clickbait
An opinion piece explores whether a new film can shift public understanding of climate-driven migration.
- Nations Give Up On Global WarmingClickbait
A speculative article discusses the status of international climate commitments.
- Jumhur Hidayat Says Indonesia's Potential Carbon Economic Value Reaches IDR 4.500 Trillion
An Indonesian official estimates the country's potential carbon economic value to be approximately IDR 4,500 trillion.
- Spotlight on EVs: How to develop an effective zero emission fleet strategy - On demand
An educational session provides guidance on developing effective zero-emission fleet strategies for businesses.
- Statue of governor intentionally melting in clap back to climate change denial
An activist group used a melting statue of a governor to protest against climate change denial.
- Climate Change Summit brings 2,100 participants to Bucharest, announces 2027 rebranding
The Climate Change Summit in Bucharest hosted 2,100 participants and announced a rebranding for 2027.
- DeSantis’ climate change denial just hit its melting pointClickbait
An opinion piece criticizes Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's stance on climate change.
- How not to detect warming acceleration - by Zeke Hausfather
Climate scientist Zeke Hausfather provides an analysis on the methodological challenges of detecting acceleration in global warming trends.
- Long read: How the Foreign Office is working hard to help Shell and BP
An opinion piece argues that the UK Foreign Office is actively supporting the interests of major oil and gas corporations.
- Batteries help reduce emissions, but how do we reduce their emissions?
This article explores the challenges and methods for reducing the carbon emissions generated during the manufacturing of electric vehicle batteries.
- Climate Models Assume Endless Growth, and It May Be Hiding the Best Ways to Save the Planet
Researchers suggest that climate models relying on assumptions of endless economic growth may overlook effective mitigation strategies.Also: Bioengineer.org
- The Wrong Lesson From a Real Problem: Why EV Imperfections Are Not an Argument Against Electrification
This opinion piece argues that current limitations of electric vehicles do not invalidate the necessity of electrification.Also: EVWORLD.COM
- Nature can protect us from climate change ... so why aren’t we investing?Clickbait
This advocacy piece argues that nature-based solutions are underfunded despite their potential to mitigate climate change impacts.
- Planet Earth and Brazil’s Election
The Amazon rainforest has become a central issue in the Brazilian presidential election.
- Candidates are quietly talking about climate change – 3 election strategies you’ll see across the US
US political candidates are increasingly incorporating climate change into their election strategies in varied ways.
- Midterm Voters Are Worried About Climate, but Their Candidates Are Ignoring It
Despite voter concern, many political candidates are failing to address climate change in their campaign platforms.Also: Mother Jones
- Climate can disappear from the vocabulary, but will remain on the balance sheet
An analysis argues that climate risks remain a critical financial concern for institutions regardless of political rhetoric.Also: E3G
- COVER STORY: India's Solar Opportunities & The Challenges Ahead
An overview of the current landscape, opportunities, and systemic challenges facing India's solar energy sector.Also: Saur Energy
- What Did World Leaders Say about Climate in the 2026 UN General Assembly?
A review of statements made by world leaders regarding climate change during the 2026 UN General Assembly.
- Protecting nature is a public duty, not a Wall Street profit opportunity
This opinion piece argues that nature conservation should be treated as a public responsibility rather than a financial asset.
- Is climate volatility making some risks uninsurable?
This analysis examines whether increasing climate volatility is rendering certain insurance risks uninsurable.
- ‘Clean’ energy, local costs: Advocates challenge bioenergy’s climate claims
Advocates are challenging the climate benefits of bioenergy, citing local environmental costs and questionable emissions claims.
- Four ways the midterms can reshape US energy policy
The Atlantic Council analyzes how upcoming midterm election results could influence future United States energy policy directions.
- Want to cut fleet emissions? Start with fewer vehicles
This opinion piece argues that reducing fleet sizes is a more effective strategy for cutting emissions than vehicle replacement alone.
- Ember: Why Global Energy Storage Isn't On Target
An analysis by Ember discusses why global energy storage deployment is currently falling short of necessary targets.
- Evolving role of energy storage as infrastructure demands that technology stands the test of time, CATL CEO says
The CEO of CATL discusses the evolving role and long-term infrastructure requirements for energy storage technology.
- Opinion | The Northeast Climate Revolt
This opinion piece discusses political resistance to climate policies within the Northeastern United States.
- Wits and SA universities must cut fossil fuel ties to champion climate action
An opinion piece argues that South African universities should divest from fossil fuels to support climate action.Also: Daily Maverick
- Is India's solar power play facing its Icarus moment?Clickbait
This article questions the sustainability and future trajectory of India's rapid expansion of solar power capacity.Also: TradingView
- Judicial Dialogues on Health and Climate Change: An Interview With Alicia Ely Yamin
An interview explores the intersection of judicial processes, public health, and climate change policy.
- How should we effectively communicate the urgency of climate change?
Experts discuss strategies for effectively communicating the urgency of climate change to the general public.
- JICA and the World Bank should put the poor first
This commentary calls on international development banks to prioritize the needs of the poor in climate-related funding.
- The Political Economy of Cognitive Dissonance
An analysis of the political and economic factors contributing to public inaction on climate change.
- The Plan to Dim the Sun Could Actually Work—and That May Be the Most Dangerous Part of AllClickbait
An opinion piece discusses the potential effectiveness and significant risks associated with solar geoengineering technologies.
- A Texas Judge Ordered Air Conditioning in Every Prison: Florida’s Case Is NextReprint
An opinion piece discusses legal efforts to mandate air conditioning in prisons due to extreme heat.
- Teachers’ group says looser uniform rules won’t fix classroom heat during strong El NiñoReprint
A teachers' union argues that minor policy changes are insufficient to address classroom heat during El Niño.
- The extractivists of the Foreign Office
An investigative piece criticizes the UK Foreign Office for its continued support of fossil fuel extraction projects.
- Column: Can 100% renewable energy be reasonably achieved without thermal power? Unlikely
A columnist argues that achieving a 100% renewable energy grid without thermal power backup is currently unlikely.
- COMMENTARY: INVESTOR VIEW: Era of scarcity will reward active 'energy addition' investment
An investor commentary argues that current energy scarcity will drive financial rewards for active investment in new energy capacity.
- BS VII explained: What India’s upcoming emission rules mean for you
An explainer details the implications of India's proposed BS VII emission standards for consumers.
- 6 ways to plan fall and holiday travel after the hottest summer on recordClickbait
This article offers travel planning tips in the context of the record-breaking heat observed over the past summer.
- Can AI Solve Climate and Disease Crises in Poor Nations?Clickbait
This speculative piece explores whether artificial intelligence can effectively address climate and health crises in developing nations.
- Why Your Weekend Habits Matter After Australia’s Solar RecordClickbait
This piece discusses how consumer energy habits impact the grid following Australia's recent solar generation records.
- Guest opinion: Battery storage a critical piece of Ulster County’s future
An opinion piece argues that battery storage is essential for the future energy infrastructure of Ulster County.Also: Daily Freeman
- Hey Kids, It’s National Energy Dominance Month!Clickbait
A commentary piece critiques the promotion of 'energy dominance' policies.
- ar7 ArchivesStudy
This is an archive page for news coverage related to the IPCC's Seventh Assessment Report.
- WWU artists and scientists collaborate to provoke dialogue on climate change
Artists and scientists at Western Washington University are collaborating on projects to encourage public dialogue about climate change.
- Letters to the Editor: Millions in investments in Long Beach won't stop rising sea levels
A letter to the editor argues that current infrastructure investments in Long Beach are insufficient to combat rising sea levels.
- Fashion’s Big Climate WinsClickbait
A fashion industry publication highlights recent corporate initiatives and progress related to climate change goals.
- The Bipartisan Energy Bill Tearing the Climate Movement Apart
An analysis discusses how a bipartisan energy bill has created divisions within the climate advocacy movement.
- Stock Market Week 42/26: RENIXX Falls and Slips into Negative Territory for the Year – Nordex Surges – Bloom Energy, Plug Power and Ballard Power Lose Double Digits
Market analysis shows a decline in the RENIXX renewable energy index and mixed performance for major clean energy companies.
- Webinar: How integrated wind, storage and grid technologies are shaping Australia’s energy futureClickbait
A webinar will discuss the integration of wind, storage, and grid technologies in Australia's energy transition.
- Flying, flipping Tesla Roadster delivered on style, THESE EVs deliver on substanceClickbait
A roundup of recent electric vehicle news highlights new models and industry developments.
- OPINION: Biomass and solar energy reducing carbon emissions for a greener planetClickbait
This opinion piece discusses the role of biomass and solar energy in reducing global carbon emissions.
- IMPACTS: Climates Change the World on NHK World - Japan HD: full details and when it's onClickbait
A television guide provides scheduling details for a documentary series about climate change impacts.
- Virtual insanity | Factor This BriefClickbait
A brief discusses the complexities and challenges of virtual power plants in the modern energy grid.
- Climate ‘overshoot’ is coming, Africa needs more than promisesClickbait
An opinion piece argues that African nations require more than empty promises as the world approaches climate overshoot.
- Trump’s losing battle with green energy
An analysis examines the political and economic challenges facing the current administration's efforts to oppose green energy growth.
- India’s power paradox: Why the AI boom and climate crisis demand a distributed energy revolution
This opinion piece argues that India requires a distributed energy revolution to manage rising AI power demands and climate impacts.
- Commentary: Despite devastating floods, Nepal has limited options for climate compensation
This commentary argues that Nepal faces significant obstacles in securing international compensation for climate-driven flood damage.Also: CNA
- Behind AI's carbon footprint, a potential climate tool
AI development contributes to carbon emissions but also offers potential technological solutions for climate monitoring and efficiency.Also: France 24
- Opinion | How China made climate resilience part of its economic growth strategy
This opinion piece examines how China has integrated climate resilience into its broader national economic growth strategy.
- The problem with telling people the world is endingClickbait
This opinion piece explores the psychological impact of alarmist messaging regarding the climate crisis and other global threats.
- Tesla Implements New Accident-Avoidance Automation, But Millions of Tesla Customers Don’t Have Access To It
Tesla has released new safety automation features, though access remains limited for many customers amidst broader political controversy.
- Who Will Pay for Climate Reporting?
An analysis explores the financial challenges and sustainability of funding dedicated climate change journalism.
- Nobel laureate Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee calls for ‘climate justice’, warns of severe consequences
Nobel laureate Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee advocates for climate justice and warns of severe future consequences.
- N.J. Senator: We are paying for climate damage. Big Oil should, too.
A New Jersey senator argues that fossil fuel companies should be held financially responsible for climate-related damages.
- ‘A long-delayed moment of truth for North Sea oil and Labour’s climate credentials’
An opinion piece examines the political challenges facing the Labour Party regarding North Sea oil extraction and climate commitments.
- As biodiversity and climate summits loom, can the world trigger positive tipping points?Clickbait
An analysis explores whether upcoming biodiversity and climate summits can successfully trigger positive tipping points for the planet.
- N.J. needs more clean energy, not more fossil fuels | OpinionClickbait
An opinion piece advocates for New Jersey to prioritize clean energy development over the expansion of fossil fuel infrastructure.
- Michael Smolens: A needed speedup for energy projects moves closerClickbait
A columnist discusses the progress of legislation intended to expedite the approval process for energy infrastructure projects.
- Climate Justice: Why Cities Need a Fairer Climate Deal
An opinion piece argues that cities require more equitable climate policies to address urban vulnerability.
- Sleeveless policy no fix for classroom heat — ACT
A teachers' union argues that allowing sleeveless uniforms is an insufficient response to classroom heat stress.
- Can we skip ethical banking if we’ve got solar on our cathedral’s roof?Clickbait
A religious organization questions whether installing solar panels on church roofs is sufficient to address broader ethical banking concerns.
- Rystad: How Geopolitics Have Reshaped the Energy Transition
An analysis explores how shifting global geopolitics are impacting the trajectory of the energy transition.
- Workers want company climate action — but don’t believe the hype
Employees are increasingly demanding corporate climate action while expressing skepticism toward company sustainability claims.Also: WAtoday
- Syria participates in IPCC 65th session in Addis Ababa
Syrian representatives participated in the 65th session of the IPCC held in Addis Ababa.Also: سانا
- Solar driveways and patios pop up across Europe. Are they worth it?Clickbait
This overview examines the feasibility and growing popularity of residential solar driveways and patios across Europe.
- Hochul should sign new solar panel bill
An editorial argues that New York Governor Kathy Hochul should sign a pending bill to support solar energy expansion.
- Who will build European cars after 2035?Clickbait
This piece speculates on the future of the European automotive manufacturing sector following the 2035 combustion engine ban.
- Midterm blue wave: What it would mean for auto trade and EVs
The article analyzes how potential shifts in US political power could impact future automotive trade policies and electric vehicle adoption.
- Article: The Uphill Work of Climate Politics - Neasa Ní Chianáin & Eamon Ryan on Forever Is Now
This interview discusses the challenges of implementing climate policy through the lens of a new documentary.
- DU, Stockholm University to hold policy dialogue on Black Carbon Nov 1
Universities in Bangladesh and Sweden are organizing a policy dialogue to discuss black carbon emissions.
- UI 14th VC, experts to lead climate change, sustainability debate at Lead City Varsity
Experts are scheduled to lead a debate on climate change and sustainability at Lead City University.
- Letters: Address climate change; yes on Amendment 87; the new AI Colossus
A collection of reader letters includes calls for climate action and commentary on political and technological issues.
- Energy demands of data centers will worsen climate change | Letter
A reader letter argues that the high energy consumption of data centers exacerbates climate change.
- Rantz: The experts say fire keeps Washington’s larches alive, so why does the headline blame climate change?
A columnist questions the attribution of forest fire trends to climate change in Washington state.
- Climate Policy Has a Sacrifice Problem. My Clinical Trials Kept Solving It by Accident.
An author reflects on personal experiences and clinical trials in the context of climate policy challenges.
- Climate change did not cause child marriage | Josephine Bartosch
An opinion piece argues against the link between climate change and child marriage.
- Letter to the editor: Renewable energy -- Yvonne Besyk
A reader expresses their personal perspective on the role and implementation of renewable energy.
- Letter to the Editor: Who is willing to stand up for Arizona's water?Clickbait
A letter to the editor calls for public action to protect Arizona's water resources.
- COP31 urged to turn climate promises into action
Advocates are calling for COP31 participants to move beyond promises and implement concrete climate actions.Also: Channel Africa
- For Hong Kong, climate change is no longer a distant headline
Hong Kong is increasingly experiencing the direct, local impacts of climate change.Also: South China Morning Post
- Which Is the Most Underestimated Climate Threat in the US?
An investigative piece examines which climate-related threats in the United States are currently being overlooked.
- El Niño and heat inequality: The politics of staying cool in a warming Bangladesh
An analysis explores the intersection of El Niño, heat inequality, and political responses in Bangladesh.
- The Climate Story Hiding in Plain Sight in the Global Economy
An analysis examines how climate change is increasingly influencing global economic trends and risks.
- The urgency for more climate investment in a warming world
An editorial highlights the urgent need for increased global investment to address the impacts of a warming world.Also: Inquirer.net
- Climate change and food crisis: Is Nigeria prepared for the next harvest?Clickbait
An opinion piece questions Nigeria's readiness to manage food security in the face of climate-driven agricultural challenges.
- Why Low-Carbon Transitions Fail Without Justice, Institutions and Finance
This analysis explores why low-carbon transitions often fail when they lack institutional support, financial backing, and social justice considerations.Also: Bioengineer.org
- The Subsidy Cliff and Your Power Bill: Wind, Solar, Storage and the Grid
This analysis explores the potential impact of expiring clean energy subsidies on consumer power bills and grid stability.Also: Energy News Beat
- How Brenna Bird has left Iowa's environment defenseless
This opinion piece criticizes Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird's environmental policy record and legal actions.Also: Bleeding Heartland
- COMMENTARY: Trump Is Aiding a Golden Age for Renewable Energy
An opinion piece argues that current political conditions are fostering growth in the renewable energy sector.
- 1,000 scientists, 100+ hours, 1 verdict: How the biggest climate report is made
An overview details the rigorous scientific process and collaboration required to produce major international climate assessment reports.
- Letter | Don't buy GOP line that renewable energy rebates are radical
This letter to the editor argues against political opposition to renewable energy rebates.
- Opinion: Trump’s war on Iran hands China clean-energy and EV wins
An opinion piece argues that geopolitical conflict is inadvertently benefiting China's clean energy and electric vehicle industries.
- Weathering the climate health stormClickbait
This article discusses the intersection of climate change and public health impacts.Also: Asia News Network, The Star
- Energy and the green transition
A professional services firm provides an overview of the global energy landscape and the green transition.Also: Asia News Network
- We’ve been warned. Now Wales needs to get readyClickbait
An opinion piece argues that Wales must urgently prepare for the impacts of climate change.Also: Nation.Cymru
- Carbon Neutrality: What It Is and How to Achieve It
This article explains the concept of carbon neutrality and the general strategies required to achieve it.
- LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ‘Social cost of carbon’ has down-to-earth consequencesClickbait
A letter to the editor argues for the importance of the social cost of carbon in policy decisions.
- Bhatti urges young filmmakers to focus on climate change, water scarcity
An official urged young filmmakers to prioritize climate change and water scarcity as subjects for their work.
- Fighting for Our Lives in Fossil Fuel Country—With John Beard Jr.
An interview with John Beard Jr. explores the challenges of living in regions heavily dependent on fossil fuel production.
- Scandinavia's Warmest Winter Ever Super El Niño 2026 27 Explained! Belen Rodriguez (Ozy4OjQ79z)Clickbait
This speculative piece discusses future weather patterns and El Niño events using unverified or non-standard projections.
- Climate choices and attention are shaped more by politics than weatherStudy
Research indicates that political affiliation and subjective attribution of weather events influence climate attention more than objective exposure to extreme weather.
- Political affiliation impacts climate attention and choice beyond extreme weather exposureStudy
A study finds that political identity and personal perception of climate change are primary drivers of how individuals allocate attention to climate issues.
- Overshoot Demands a New Era of Adaptation, Loss and Damage, and Climate Justice
This advocacy piece argues for a new approach to adaptation, loss and damage, and climate justice in the face of climate overshoot.
- The Dream Of Limiting Climate Change To 1.5°C Is Looking Very, Very UnlikelyClickbait
An analysis argues that meeting the 1.5°C global warming target is becoming increasingly improbable.
- How fossil fuel lobby is undermining democracy | Policy Circle
This piece argues that the fossil fuel industry's lobbying efforts are actively undermining democratic processes and climate policy.Also: 360info
- Who shapes climate science? The equity question facing the IPCC
This analysis explores the debate over equity and representation in the scientific processes that shape IPCC reports.
- If So Many Americans Care About Climate, Why Don’t They Vote Like It?
An analysis explores the disconnect between public concern regarding climate change and actual voter behavior in the United States.
- Forecasting 'tipping points' with AI climate simulationStudy
Scientists are utilizing AI-driven climate simulations to better forecast potential tipping points in the Earth's climate system.
- Climate Races to Watch This November
State-level elections are becoming the primary battleground for climate policy as federal progress remains stalled.Also: Heatmap $
- Insurance Industry Will Not Protect Us From Climate Change Risks
This opinion piece argues that the insurance industry is failing to provide adequate protection against climate-related risks.
- Florida homes face growing flood risk. Why are some protections off-limits?
An analysis examines why certain flood protection measures remain inaccessible to Florida homeowners despite rising climate-driven flood risks.
- The Continuing High-Stakes Battle Over Corporate Climate Liability
This article discusses the ongoing legal and political challenges regarding corporate accountability for climate change impacts.
- Exactly how much of an environmental menace is AI? Here’s what we know
An analysis examines the environmental impact and energy consumption associated with the growth of artificial intelligence.
- Getting green transition off the drawing board
This commentary discusses the challenges and requirements for effectively implementing the green energy transition.Also: The Financial Express
- Biodiversity and the Conferences of the Parties
This analysis explores how cooperation across three major UN environmental frameworks can improve implementation and impact during a triple-COP year.
- Astrid Schomaker on biodiversity in a triple COP year
Astrid Schomaker discusses the importance of coordinating efforts across the three major Rio Conventions during this year's triple-COP cycle.
- Should Climate Activists Keep Fighting Fossil Fuel Infrastructure?
This opinion piece explores the strategic debate among climate activists regarding the targeting of fossil fuel infrastructure.Also: Heatmap $
- Climate change - Greenhouse Gases, Carbon Emissions, Global Warming
This general explainer covers the fundamental concepts of greenhouse gases, carbon emissions, and global warming.
- As climate risks become harder to predict and insure, India must price catastrophe without leaving people unprotected
An opinion piece argues that India must develop new insurance models to address rising, unpredictable climate-related catastrophe risks.
- 4 takeaways from the 2026 Climate Pledge Report
A report highlights key findings regarding corporate progress toward climate pledges as of 2026.
- Europe’s Climate Rules Bend Under Industrial Pressure
This analysis argues that European climate regulations are being weakened due to pressure from the industrial sector.
- High gas prices could push Californians toward EVs. But affordable options remain limited
High fuel costs may encourage EV adoption in California, but limited availability of affordable models remains a significant barrier.
- The Ambiguous Costs of Climate Change
This piece examines the complex and often ambiguous economic costs associated with climate-driven disasters like Hurricane Harvey.Also: Phys.org
- UC San Diego researcher explains Arctic amplification, Earth’s climate sensitivity
A UC San Diego researcher explains the mechanisms of Arctic amplification and its role in Earth's climate sensitivity.Also: The Badger Herald
- Climate Connection: Federal Track Record
An analysis reviews the federal government's track record regarding climate-related policies and actions.
- Abby Martin on the Climate Cost of US Empire
Abby Martin discusses the environmental and climate impacts associated with United States military and imperial activities.Also: The Nation
- Rooftop solar with battery storage: Significant growth potential not recognised
An analysis suggests that the potential for rooftop solar combined with battery storage remains underutilized.Also: Daily FT
- OPINION: Carney-Smith Agreement Delivers Another Blow to Alberta’s Oil and Gas Sector
An opinion piece argues that the Carney-Smith Agreement negatively impacts Alberta's oil and gas industry.
- Can States Still Protect Public Health? The Risk of a Climate Regulatory Vacuum
An analysis explores the challenges states face in protecting public health amid a potential climate regulatory vacuum.
- Why European regions matter on the road to COP31
An analysis highlights the importance of European regional governments in achieving global climate goals for COP31.
- Automobile Compliance Management in India: Lessons from Emission, EV Subsidy, and Regulatory Penalties
This overview discusses compliance management for Indian automakers regarding emission standards, EV subsidies, and regulatory penalties.
- Extreme HeatReprint
An educational publication provides an overview of extreme heat for students.Also: TaungDailyNews
- Attack claims jump the shark on climate science
An opinion piece criticizes recent arguments made against climate science.
- Penn Engineering Brings Research, Innovation and Action to Climate Week at Penn
The University of Pennsylvania is hosting events focused on climate research and innovation during Climate Week.
- Tillis criticizes energy policy, warns GOP faces losses as NC debates data center costs
Senator Thom Tillis criticizes North Carolina's energy policy amid debates over the costs associated with data center development.
- LNG Attacked With Myth-Information Even When BC LNG is the Cleanest in the WorldClickbait
An opinion piece argues that British Columbia's LNG production is unfairly criticized despite its efficiency claims.
- Confidence begins with reliable measurement in the future of natural gasClickbait
An industry perspective piece discusses the importance of measurement reliability in the future of natural gas.
- Help Wanted: The Next Generation of Climate Policy LeadersClickbait
An article discusses the need for future leaders in the climate policy sector.
- El Niño is a rehearsal for the rest of our lives
This opinion piece argues that current El Niño events are a preview of the permanent climate shifts expected in the future.
- BT Explainer | BS-VII: All about India’s next proposed vehicle emission norms
An explainer details the proposed BS-VII vehicle emission standards and their implications for the Indian automotive market.Also: The Hindu
- Participation in RGGI, Reduction in Natural Gas Allowances, Will Increase Energy Costs, Worsen Air Quality
An industry association argues that regional climate policy participation will negatively impact energy costs and air quality.
- US climate action is ‘critically insufficient’ – Canada isn’t far behind
A report evaluates US and Canadian climate actions as critically insufficient to meet global targets.
- The High Court looked at coal climate emissions overseas. But what about emissions at home?
An analysis questions why Australian court rulings on coal emissions focus on overseas impacts rather than domestic emissions.
- Climate transition: Africa among potential winners as fossil fuel-dependent nations face risks
Analysis suggests that African nations could benefit from the global energy transition while fossil fuel-dependent economies face significant economic risks.
- Climate wars and grid strength
The article examines the intersection of climate policy, energy grid stability, and the ongoing transition to renewables.
- Canada’s EV sales are growing, but not fast enough: expert - National
Experts suggest that while Canadian EV sales are increasing, the current growth rate is insufficient to meet climate targets.
- Super El Niño, the disaster calendar: what awaits us until summer 2027
An analysis outlines the potential climate-related disasters expected to occur globally leading up to the summer of 2027.
- There are ‘six Americas’ on climate change, but only two on data centers
Public opinion on climate change is diverse, but perspectives on the environmental impact of data centers remain limited.
- Climate Change Is a Given in Every Extreme Weather Event, Why Do We Keep Needing to Prove It?
An advocacy piece argues that the scientific community should stop debating the climate link to extreme weather events.
- Humanity has crossed 7 major climate tipping points. But there's still hopeClickbait
An overview discusses the status of seven climate tipping points and the potential for future mitigation.
- Unlocking market mechanisms to scale livestock methane mitigation: A call for actionClickbait
The Clean Air Task Force advocates for market-based mechanisms to reduce methane emissions from the livestock sector.
- The EU’s methane rule pause may not help energy prices
Analysis suggests that the European Union's decision to pause methane regulations may not provide the intended relief for energy prices.
- [Analysis] Europe's Methane Rules Meet Reality: What a Delay Means for Pipeline Gas Suppliers
An analysis examines the implications of delayed European methane rules for natural gas pipeline suppliers.
- Beyond Boulder: What Suncor Could Mean for Corporate Climate Litigation Worldwide
A legal analysis explores the potential global implications of the Suncor climate litigation case.
- Mark Gongloff: Petrostates are trying to hijack the planet’s future
A columnist argues that petrostates are actively working to hijack the future of global climate action.
- Why clean energy hasn’t yet lowered your power bill
This analysis explores the economic factors preventing clean energy adoption from lowering consumer electricity bills.
- Delhi-NCR’s proposed EV mandate sparks a battle over fuel strategy
A proposed electric vehicle mandate in the Delhi-NCR region has triggered a debate regarding future fuel strategy.
- "People need to be able to afford to adapt to climate change" says architect founder of Shaded
An architect discusses the necessity of making climate adaptation measures affordable for the general public.
- UCLA left students in dorms sweltering. The university must revise its heat wave plan.
An editorial argues that UCLA must improve its heat wave response plans following student complaints.
- Ahead of COP31: Türkiye’s climate test is about more than carbon
This analysis examines Türkiye's broader climate policy challenges ahead of the COP31 summit.
- Worried about climate change? You’re going to COP itClickbait
This commentary piece discusses the upcoming COP climate summit in a casual, opinionated tone.
- What California’s grid utilization move says about energy affordability
An analysis examines how California's grid utilization policies impact energy affordability for consumers.
- Should Companies Write Their Own Climate Rules?Clickbait
An opinion piece examines the implications of corporations setting their own internal climate standards.
- Q&A: Expanding climate models to better capture the complexities of public healthStudy
Scientists are updating climate models to better incorporate socioeconomic pathways and public health complexities.
- Why caring about climate change does not always translate into greener holidays
Researchers explore the psychological disconnect between climate concern and individual consumer behavior during the holiday season.Also: Newswise
- The debate over climate scenariosClickbait
An academic discussion explores the complexities and uncertainties involved in modeling future climate scenarios.
- COP17, COP31: what’s the difference?
This explainer clarifies the differences and significance of various UN climate change conference (COP) meetings.
- Why flood resilience is becoming a financial issue
This analysis explores the growing financial implications of flood resilience for property owners.
- How Does Climate Change Affect Ocean Temperatures Around The World?
This article explains the mechanisms through which climate change influences global ocean temperatures.
- Why COP31 Could Surprise Us
An analysis discusses potential unexpected outcomes and developments for the upcoming COP31 climate summit.
- Climate Crisis, Energy Upheaval and AI Race Put Global Order Under Pressure
The intersection of the climate crisis, energy shifts, and AI development is creating pressure on the global political order.
- The energy crisis has a climate patsy
An analysis examines how climate policy is often sidelined or scapegoated during energy crises.
- Climate Overshoot Needs a New Generation of Researchers | Opinion
An opinion piece argues for a new generation of researchers to address the challenges of climate overshoot.
- Commentary: Duke’s fixation on dirty energy is costing you
An opinion piece criticizes Duke Energy's continued reliance on fossil fuels and its impact on consumers.
- India has 171 GW of solar power. So why does it need more wind?
An analysis explores why India requires wind energy expansion despite having already achieved significant solar power capacity.
- Ghana's EV Revolution: Why renewable energy and grid regulation must go hand in hand
This analysis discusses the necessity of integrating renewable energy development with grid regulation to support Ghana's electric vehicle transition.Also: GhanaWeb
- Opinion: Soil carbon loss due to logging
An opinion piece discusses the impact of logging activities on soil carbon storage.
- Spotlight on Climate: Every bit we emit matters for all of us
An opinion piece emphasizes the collective responsibility to reduce emissions to mitigate climate change.
- Conquering Climate Change — CreativelyClickbait
University of Colorado Boulder explores creative approaches to addressing climate change challenges.
- AMS Science Preview: Santa Ana Fire Winds; Chatbots on ClimateStudy
The American Meteorological Society previews upcoming research on Santa Ana winds and the use of AI in climate communication.
- Robert Beanblossom: Wildfires, climate change and data centers (Opinion)
An opinion piece discusses the intersection of wildfire risks, climate change, and the growth of data centers.
- Global Warming: Here’s Where We AreClickbait
This piece provides a general overview of the current state of global warming and climate policy.
- Letter: Somerset Levels faces more frequent flooding thanks to climate change
A letter to the editor argues that climate change is driving more frequent flooding in the Somerset Levels.
- What We Can Save In A Time Of Endings
An essay explores the philosophical and practical challenges of preservation in an era of climate change.
- Letter: Climate crisis demands action at the ballot box
A letter to the editor calls for voters to prioritize climate action in upcoming elections.
- Culture Ministry unites Pacific and Indonesian artists under IPCC 2026
Indonesia's Culture Ministry is collaborating with Pacific artists to highlight climate issues ahead of the 2026 IPCC report.
- How Can Green Transportation Help Reduce Carbon Emissions?Clickbait
This article provides a general overview of how green transportation initiatives can contribute to reducing carbon emissions.
- Energy Storage Is Booming. Why Do Targets Still Matter?
This analysis explores the importance of setting formal targets for the rapidly expanding energy storage sector.
- India's Clean Energy Revolution: A Rapid Path to SustainabilityClickbait
This article discusses the ongoing transition of India's energy sector toward sustainable power sources.
- Lowering your carbon footprint this fallClickbait
A student newspaper column offers general advice on reducing personal carbon footprints.
- Lori Saldaña: ‘I Have Questions About City’s Approval of SeaWorld’s Masterplan and Sea Level Rise’Clickbait
A local columnist questions the city's approval of a master plan regarding SeaWorld in the context of sea-level rise.
- Carbon Footprint of Shakira’s Residence in Madrid and Other Similar Events TrackedClickbait
A report tracks the carbon footprint associated with the residence of singer Shakira.
- Why Is Rising Sea Level A Major Threat Caused By Climate Change?Clickbait
This article provides a general overview of why rising sea levels pose a significant threat to global communities.
- What Are The Effects Of Climate Change On Urban Areas?Clickbait
This piece outlines the various ways climate change impacts urban environments.
- Exxon scientist says the company knew its algae biofuel ads were BS
An Exxon scientist alleges the company knowingly misled the public regarding the viability of its algae biofuel advertisements.
- Immigration, climate, guns: key Trump policies to be tested at supreme court
The Supreme Court is set to review several Trump-era policies, including those related to climate change and environmental regulation.
- The EPA Is About to Hand Oil and Gas Companies a Huge Methane-Related Gift
An opinion piece criticizes the EPA for a pending policy decision that could weaken methane oversight for oil and gas companies.Also: Mother Jones, Washington Examiner
- Insurance insiders speak out: The industry will not protect society from climate change
Insurance industry insiders argue that the sector is failing to adequately protect society from the impacts of climate change.
- I work for a major insurer. Much of my industry is fudging the numbers in the face of the climate crisis | Anonymous
An anonymous insurance industry insider claims that many firms are underestimating climate-related disaster risks.
- This El Niño will bring predictable disasters, so why aren’t we ready?
This opinion piece argues that global preparedness for the predictable disasters associated with El Niño remains inadequate.
- World Bank and IMF should lead the financial system in responding to the climate crisis
An opinion piece argues that the World Bank and IMF must lead the global financial system in addressing the climate crisis.
- Nepal is a warning: Climate adaptation must become a global priority
This commentary argues that Nepal's recent climate disasters highlight the urgent need for global prioritization of adaptation efforts.
- Nepal’s flash floods: a devastating reflection of weakening international climate responsibility
An analysis suggests that recent flash floods in Nepal reflect a broader decline in international climate responsibility.Also: 9DashLine
- Earth’s climate vital signs are worsening, but scientists see one reason for hope
While Earth's climate indicators are deteriorating, scientists identify specific areas of progress that offer hope for the future.Also: Earth.com
- Who Really Emits the Most? The Hidden Inequality of Carbon Emissions
An analysis examines the disparity in carbon emissions between different socioeconomic groups.Also: Impakter
- Is it really ‘madness’ to account for emissions from fossil fuels burned overseas? The Coalition sure thinks so |Temperature Check
An opinion piece criticizes political efforts to exclude emissions from exported fossil fuels in national climate accounting.
- How Trump’s disaster aid delays and FEMA cuts could galvanize the ‘movable middle’ in the 2026 elections
An opinion piece argues that federal disaster aid delays could influence voter behavior in the 2026 elections.
- The Politics of Solar Energy Are Getting Weird, Mean, and a Little MAGA
An analysis explores the shifting political landscape surrounding solar energy adoption in the United States.
- AI killed the climate star
This piece examines the tension between the high energy demands of artificial intelligence and global climate goals.
- Super pollutants deliver big returns. So where is the investment?
The Climate and Clean Air Coalition argues that investment in super pollutant abatement remains insufficient despite high potential returns.
- We’re building a New York‑sized city every month – that’s worrying for our climate
The rapid pace of global urban expansion is highlighted as a significant challenge for climate goals.
- Challenging the Conventional Wisdom of Climate Politics
Academic analysis examines and challenges traditional perspectives on the politics surrounding climate change.
- After a decade of wildfires, an overlooked election could shape California’s climate future
Local California elections are highlighted for their potential impact on the state's long-term climate and wildfire management policies.
- As the Super El Niño Looms, California Needs More Natural Infrastructure to Buffer Water Extremes
An advocacy group argues that California must invest in natural infrastructure to better manage water extremes associated with El Niño.
- Africa should take selective approach to carbon removal technologies: ReportStudy
A new report advises African nations to adopt a selective and cautious approach when implementing carbon removal technologies.
- Energy investors wrong-footed by return of ‘climate wars’
Energy investors are navigating renewed political volatility surrounding climate policy and transition strategies.
- Why climate adaptation is a business imperative
This commentary argues that businesses must prioritize climate adaptation strategies to ensure long-term operational resilience.
- Paris Motor Show Topline: European Automakers Cling To The Past, Chinese Lead To The Future
A report from the Paris Motor Show highlights the differing paces of electrification between European and Chinese automakers.
- Counterpoint: Those causing climate change should help cover its costs
An op-ed argues that entities responsible for climate change should be financially liable for the resulting damages.
- NB Power has a choice. Keep burning fossil fuels or take climate change seriously
An opinion piece urges NB Power to transition away from fossil fuels to address climate change.Also: NB Media Co-op
- How the Iran war could make Trump an accidental climate president
An analysis speculates on how geopolitical conflicts could inadvertently influence US climate policy under a potential Trump presidency.
- Chevron’s Lawyer Says County Suing Over Climate Change Is ‘Burning A Lot Of Oil And Gas’
A Chevron lawyer argued that a county suing over climate change is hypocritical due to its own fossil fuel consumption.
- Hay que repensar cómo hablamos del cambio climático
An author discusses strategies for communicating climate change more effectively to audiences who are currently disengaged from the issue.
- For the future of green politics, look beyond the Green party | Zoe Williams
An op-ed argues that environmentalists need to develop new political language to better mobilize public support for climate action.
- Rice’s Baker Institute Energy Summit examines energy security amid global change
Rice University's Baker Institute held a summit to discuss energy security in the context of global environmental and climate changes.
- What happens when the emergency never ends? “Living in Water: A 360° Virtual Reality Immersion into the Climate Crisis” takes its viewers to a community battling a climate emergency in slow motion. Catch the large-scale premiere of this Rappler documenta
A new virtual reality documentary explores the experiences of a community facing long-term climate-driven flooding.
- Pakistan’s Water Crisis Deepens : Why India’s Indus Treaty Move Isn’t To Blame
An analysis examines the causes of Pakistan's water crisis, noting the Indus Treaty is not the primary factor.
- Why businesses believe certainty on ETS2 can boost competitiveness
Business leaders argue that regulatory certainty regarding the EU's second Emissions Trading System is essential for maintaining industrial competitiveness.
- Why capital from oil can lead the push for renewable power while fossil majors hesitate
This analysis explores why capital from oil companies is increasingly funding renewable energy projects despite fossil fuel majors' hesitation.
- Battery storage co-op could offer another solution to India’s power challenge
Battery storage cooperatives are being explored as a potential solution to address India's ongoing power supply challenges.
- Why Heat Resilience Belongs in Every Recreation Facility Plan
This opinion piece argues that heat resilience planning should be integrated into all recreation facility management.
- Has your home insurance been affected by the climate crisis? Get in touchClickbait
A news outlet is soliciting personal accounts from homeowners regarding the impact of climate change on their insurance coverage.Also: TBIJ
- "We must tackle the root cause of sea-level rise: global warming"Clickbait
A diplomatic statement emphasizes the need to address global warming as the primary driver of sea-level rise.Also: La France au Royaume-Uni
- What Will Happen If Global Warming Continues Without Action?
This explainer outlines the potential long-term consequences of failing to take action against global warming.
- Why Is Global Warming a Threat to Life on Earth?
This article discusses the various ways in which global warming threatens biological life on Earth.
- You told us the environment and energy costs matter. Here’s what’s on the line for Michigan
A report outlines the environmental and energy cost challenges currently facing Michigan residents.
- With AI driving up energy costs, commercial and industrial companies have a narrow window to actReprint
Rising energy costs driven by AI infrastructure demand are forcing commercial and industrial companies to reconsider their energy strategies.
- Espina calls for stronger regional integration, climate resilience in Metro Cebu
A local official advocates for regional integration and climate resilience planning in Metro Cebu.
- Positioning SMEs in the UAE’s Net-Zero Agenda
A report discusses the strategic role of small and medium-sized enterprises in achieving the United Arab Emirates' net-zero goals.
- What are energy flexibility markets?
Arup provides an explainer on the function and importance of energy flexibility markets in modern power grids.
- LETTER: May common sense prevail on climate change
A letter to the editor expresses personal views on the necessity of addressing climate change.
- What Are The Main Causes Of Climate Change?Clickbait
This article provides a general overview of the primary drivers of global climate change.
- How Can Renewable Energy Help Reduce The Effects Of Climate Change?Clickbait
This piece explains how renewable energy technologies contribute to mitigating the impacts of climate change.
- ‘Unbearable’: Fighting the Heat in Urban Communities Can Be Costly
This opinion piece discusses the financial burden of cooling costs for urban communities facing extreme heat.
- How Climate Change Is Causing ‘the Gentrification of Seafood’
Climate change is driving up the costs of harvesting seafood, making once-affordable fish increasingly inaccessible to many consumers.
- Two High Courts Grapple With Climate Accountability
An analysis of how high courts are currently handling litigation regarding corporate climate accountability.
- Methane Challenge Gains Urgency, Lacks Ambition
An analysis suggests that while global efforts to address methane emissions are increasing, they remain insufficient to meet climate goals.Also: Energy Intelligence
- Fuel Duel: SCOTUS Climate Case Could Gut Oil Companies
A radio report discusses the potential impact of a Supreme Court climate case on the oil industry.Also: News Radio 1200 WOAI
- Trump’s Dirty Energy Double Whammy: Pay More for Fuel & Power—and Use More of It
The author argues that current administration energy policies are increasing consumer costs and deepening reliance on fossil fuels.
- To Save Nature, Countries Should Eliminate Subsidies That Harm Forests
The author argues that governments must eliminate subsidies for industries that harm forests to effectively protect nature.
- Cited 13 October 2026: IPCC’s crunch talks | El Niño peak | Himalaya flood riskReprint
A roundup of current climate news covering IPCC negotiations, El Niño patterns, and flood risks in the Himalayas.
- Is Trump Trying to Blow Up the Permitting Deal?Clickbait
An opinion piece analyzes whether President Trump intends to undermine bipartisan federal permitting reform legislation.
- What Finance Can Tell Us About the ‘Twin Crises’ of Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss
Financial analysis explores the interconnected risks posed by the dual crises of climate change and biodiversity loss.Also: Yale Insights
- Wales cannot prevent every climate impact, but we can prepare for them
This commentary argues that Wales must prioritize adaptation and preparation strategies to manage unavoidable climate change impacts.
- What Is a Tipping Point, Exactly? Gregory Barber on Covering Climate Models
A journalist discusses the complexities and best practices for reporting on climate tipping points and scientific models.
- Extreme El Niños are coming. Reaching net zero sooner means facing fewer of themClickbait
An opinion piece argues that achieving net zero emissions is essential to reducing the frequency of extreme El Niño events.
- Before COP31: Why the Pacific Is Taking Centre Stage in Climate Diplomacy
An analysis explores why Pacific nations are playing a central role in diplomatic preparations for the COP31 summit.
- Methane Regulation: DIW warns against further delays
The German Institute for Economic Research warns against further delays in implementing methane regulations.
- IPCC: What lies behind the battle over the timeline
An analysis explores the internal disagreements within the IPCC regarding the timeline for future climate assessment reports.
- Backtracking on green energy contracts would be a mistake, warns Engie boss
The CEO of Engie warns that reversing existing green energy contracts would be a strategic error.
- The AI infrastructure race: As data centers outpace power grids, can storage and on-site power close the gap?
An analysis explores whether on-site power and storage can bridge the infrastructure gap created by rapidly expanding AI data centers.
- Climate Alliance’s Anti-affordability Platform Raises Big Election Issues
The Heartland Institute criticizes the Climate Alliance's platform, arguing it negatively impacts economic affordability.
- One Security, Every Risk: Connecting Credit, Climate & Geopolitical Risk
Financial analysts are increasingly integrating climate risks into broader assessments of credit and geopolitical stability.
- Another Green Waste
The National Review presents an opinion piece criticizing current green energy policies and investments.Also: National Review
- UN report on climate change alters the debateReprint
A UN report on climate change is influencing the ongoing public and political debate.Also: Eagle-Tribune
- What to say to Californians worried about grid batteries
A newsletter discusses how to communicate the benefits and reliability of grid-scale battery storage to concerned Californians.
- How to Sue an Energy Project After the Permitting Bill
An analysis explores how proposed federal permitting reforms might change the legal landscape for challenging energy infrastructure projects.
- Opinion | Smart economics: tackle climate change and air pollution together
An opinion piece argues for the economic benefits of addressing climate change and air pollution through integrated policy approaches.
- Biogenic CO₂: E-Fuels or Carbon Removal?
An analysis examines the competing industrial demands for biogenic carbon dioxide between e-fuel production and carbon removal technologies.
- Climate change models and measurements provide clear evidence of human influence
An explainer details how climate models and measurements confirm the human influence on global warming.
- Hurricanes only one of the beasts farmers battle in ongoing climate war
An op-ed discusses the various climate-related challenges, including hurricanes, that farmers currently face.
- Who pays for the climate catastrophe?Clickbait
An analysis examines the economic and political challenges of funding climate change adaptation and loss and damage.
- Arizona ‘cannot afford to wait any longer’ on climate change, Democrats say at town hall
Arizona Democrats held a town hall to emphasize the urgent need for state-level climate action.
- EDITORIAL — Highest disaster risk
An editorial highlights the Philippines' extreme vulnerability to climate-related disasters.
- China’s EV weight problem
This article discusses the environmental and efficiency challenges posed by the increasing weight of electric vehicles in China.
- From Carbon Footprint To Carbon Strategy: Preparing Businesses For India’s Carbon Market & CCTS
This guide outlines how businesses can prepare for India's emerging carbon market and carbon capture regulations.
- Realism about old and new energy at climate summit
Commentary on the balance between traditional and renewable energy sources discussed at a recent climate summit.
- How clean power can restore European competitivenessClickbait
An opinion piece argues that transitioning to clean power is essential for maintaining European economic competitiveness.
- New survey from The Eco Experts finds that the majority of UK homeowners support renewable energy
A survey conducted by The Eco Experts indicates that most UK homeowners support the expansion of renewable energy.
- A Vision for Western Solidarity in the Mid-Transition, Beyond the Resource CurseClickbait
An analysis discusses the need for Western cooperation to manage the geopolitical challenges of the global energy transition.
- What does the energy transition require? Power grids, energy storage and smart meters were discussed at the ODEF
Industry experts discussed the infrastructure requirements for the energy transition, including grid upgrades and smart metering, at a recent conference.
- Consumer Liaison Group explores growing role of energy storage
The Consumer Liaison Group held discussions regarding the increasing role of energy storage in power grid management.
- Sales Of Used EVs Surge In USClickbait
Used electric vehicle sales are increasing in the U.S. as prices become more accessible to the average consumer.
- Students Must Acknowledge Climate Change And Vote To Stop It
A student editorial argues that students must acknowledge climate change and use their vote to address it.
- Is Climate Change Reversible?Clickbait
An exploration of whether climate change can be reversed, framed as a general inquiry.
- COP31 Climate TurkeyClickbait
An opinion piece critiques the planning and leadership surrounding the upcoming COP31 climate summit.Also: Goshen News, The Herald Journal
- Why carbon data gaps are putting UK businesses at riskClickbait
This opinion piece argues that inadequate carbon data collection exposes UK businesses to significant financial and regulatory risks.
- If Athens’ Landfill Turns Methane Gas Into Energy, Why Compost?Clickbait
This piece discusses the comparative benefits of landfill methane energy capture versus composting organic waste.
- The world is becoming more electrifiedClickbait
A brief report notes the global trend toward increasing electrification of energy systems.
- Unity must lead to action on climate changeClickbait
This piece calls for international unity and increased action to address the global climate crisis.
- Atmospheric Science Data CenterStudy
NASA's Atmospheric Science Data Center provides public access to Earth science data products.
- Why the worst El Niño killed millions – and how we can avoid a repeat
This analysis reviews the historical impacts of extreme El Niño events and assesses current global preparedness.
- A super El Niño threatens our food system. Here’s how farms can prepare | Liz Carlisle
An op-ed discusses the risks a strong El Niño poses to food systems and suggests adaptation strategies for farms.
- 10 tears on from CORSIA agreement, governments must strengthen the global framework for aviation emissions
An opinion piece argues that governments must strengthen the global framework for aviation emissions ten years after the CORSIA agreement.
- Understanding Omega Blocks as cause of heatwave in France
This explainer details how atmospheric omega blocks contribute to the formation of heatwaves in France.
- COP31 President says restricting global warming is “matter of survival”
The COP31 President emphasizes that limiting global warming is a critical matter of survival for the international community.Also: Energy Live News
- Warming Himalayas demand a rethink on development
Warming in the Himalayas necessitates a fundamental shift in regional development and infrastructure strategies.Also: The Hindu
- COP30 Belém: what was agreed
A summary of the agreements and outcomes reached during the COP30 climate conference in Belém.
- Opinion | The Wrong Parties Are Paying for the Health Consequences of Climate Change
An opinion piece argues that the parties responsible for climate change should bear the financial burden of its health consequences.
- Action on Climate Change and New Approaches to Growth: Marking the 20th Anniversary of the Stern Review
An LSE event marks the 20th anniversary of the Stern Review by discussing new economic approaches to climate action.
- The Return of the Brazilian Far Right Is a Climate Catastrophe
The return of Brazil's far-right political faction is analyzed as a significant threat to climate progress.
- They War-Gamed Dimming the Sun. It Went Even Worse Than You Think
A simulation of solar geoengineering suggests the potential risks and negative outcomes of dimming the sun.
- The strongest El Niño in a thousand years?
An analysis explores whether the current El Niño event is the strongest observed in the last millennium.
- Opinion: Barcelona floods are a wake-up call on urban flood risk
An opinion piece argues that recent flooding in Barcelona highlights the urgent need for better urban climate adaptation.Also: InsuranceAsia News
- The next era of climate resilience will be measured in co-benefits
Future climate resilience strategies are increasingly focusing on the co-benefits of adaptation projects.Also: Planetizen
- From energy potential to performance: Building Africa’s next energy advantage
This analysis explores strategies for developing Africa's energy sector while balancing performance and climate goals.
- 'Western nations overlook pace of India’s transition to non-fossil fuels'
A report suggests that Western nations are underestimating the speed of India's transition toward non-fossil fuel energy sources.Also: www.thehawk.in
- Trump's Grid Security Order Could Backfire on America's AI Boom
An analysis suggests that new grid security regulations could inadvertently hinder the expansion of AI-related data centers.
- How much rain can a hurricane make, and does the storm size matter?
An atmospheric scientist explains how hurricane speed and size influence the amount of rainfall produced by storms.Also: Phys.org
- Selecting climate solutions creates new institutional authorityStudy
A new academic paper examines how the selection of climate solutions influences institutional authority.
- Jared Huffman Wants to See Some Changes to the Senate’s Permitting Bill
Representative Jared Huffman is criticizing the Senate's bipartisan energy permitting bill.
- Governments that support climate science must stand firm against naysayers
An opinion piece urges governments to maintain their commitment to climate science in the face of increasing denialism.
- The Era Of Climate Change Is Here - And This Is Our Only Way Out | Prof. Bill McKibben
Bill McKibben discusses the current state of the climate crisis and potential pathways for mitigation.
- Some climate tipping points are being studied far more than others — new researchStudy
New research highlights an imbalance in the scientific study of various climate tipping points.
- The climate trouble on India’s roads
This analysis examines how climate change is increasingly impacting India's road infrastructure and transportation networks.Also: IndiaSpend
- Gas Traders Pile Into El Niño Bet Despite Arctic Cold Risk
Natural gas traders are adjusting their market positions in response to the potential weather impacts of the current El Niño.
- Survival kit - ETS: Navigating the maze of Parliament negotiations
This analysis provides a guide to navigating the ongoing European Parliament negotiations regarding the Emissions Trading System.
- Renewables offer cheapest route to power and energy security, says IRENA chiefReprint
The head of IRENA states that renewable energy remains the most cost-effective path to achieving energy security and power generation.
- ‘Made in Europe’ wind, solar, and nuclear power can protect us from future energy shocks
An editorial argues that expanding European wind, solar, and nuclear power is essential for energy security.
- I was chief scientist. High Court’s scope 3 ruling is nonsenseStudy
A former chief scientist argues against a recent High Court ruling concerning the scope 3 emissions of a project.
- Monday's energy & climate storiesReprint
A daily roundup of energy and climate news stories.Also: Axios
- Climate advocates hope the loss of St. Mary’s Glacier will bring ‘urgency’ to issue of a global warming and disappearing snowfields
Climate advocates are using the loss of St. Mary’s Glacier to highlight the urgency of global warming and snowfield disappearance.Also: VailDaily.com, Post Independent
- Atlanta kicks off inaugural Climate Week to discuss climate change's impact on region
Atlanta launched its first Climate Week to address local impacts and regional climate resilience.
- How the Iran war could make Trump an accidental climate presidentClickbait
An opinion piece speculates on how geopolitical conflict in Iran could indirectly influence future U.S. climate policy.Also: mezha.net
- What happens when tribal know-how meets climate science? A Cape Cod film
A new film explores the intersection of Indigenous knowledge and climate science in the context of Cape Cod.
- Protecting States, Not People
An academic commentary critiques current international legal frameworks for prioritizing state interests over human protection in climate contexts.
- Why Beef Is Bad for Climate Change, Explained
An explanatory piece outlines the environmental impact of beef production and its contribution to global climate change.
- Is B.C. prepared for more drought?Clickbait
This article questions British Columbia's preparedness for future drought events.
- Szabo: Orange County’s Climate Wake-Up Call
An opinion piece calls for Orange County to address the risks posed by climate change.
- The Global Solar Revolution – The Dawn of a New Era for Humanity
An opinion piece discusses the global transition toward solar energy as a transformative era for humanity.Also: Sonnenseite
- Why some Ghanaian drivers are ready for electric cars and others are not
A report examines the varying levels of readiness among Ghanaian drivers regarding the transition to electric vehicles.
- Budget reversal of policy on tackling climate change was a mistake
An opinion piece argues that recent budget reversals regarding climate policy in Ireland were a mistake.
- Transatlantic divides over security, development, climate emerge at Arctic assembly_InKunmingReprint
Disagreements regarding security and climate policy emerged between transatlantic partners during an Arctic assembly.
- Chris Morrison: The Climate Crisis Was INVENTED By Scientists And The BBCClickbait
A video commentary promotes the conspiracy theory that the climate crisis is a fabrication by scientists and the media.
- Cannot stop the battery | Factor This BriefClickbait
A brief overview highlights the rapid growth and ongoing momentum of the battery energy storage industry.Also: Factor This
- Inaugural Climate & Health Week a Success
The University of Colorado Anschutz held an inaugural week focused on the intersection of climate and health.
- Column: Amid climate change, isles depend on Indigenous stewardship
A column discusses the importance of Indigenous stewardship in addressing the impacts of climate change on island communities.
- Türkiye to host international climate media tour ahead of UN Climate Change ConferenceReprint
Türkiye is organizing an international media tour to highlight climate issues ahead of an upcoming UN climate conference.
- Letters: Clean energy is advancing as policy falls behind
A letter to the editor argues that clean energy progress is currently outpacing government policy.
- Opinion | Cut your losses on solar power, Mayor Bowser. D.C. will thank you.Clickbait
This opinion piece argues that D.C. should abandon its current solar power initiatives.
- Brazil expands its energy mix with renewables and oilReprint
Brazil is diversifying its energy mix by simultaneously increasing investments in both renewable energy sources and oil production.
- Is First Solar (NASDAQ:FSLR) the Clean-Energy Name Market Watchers Keep Circling as Solar Demand Builds?Clickbait
A market commentary piece discusses investor interest in First Solar amid growing demand for clean energy.
- Heard no one, chose EVs? Seven industry bodies hit out at CAQM Panel
Industry bodies in India are protesting against a panel's decision to mandate electric vehicle adoption.
- Forever Is Now - why I made a documentary about climate change
A filmmaker discusses the personal motivations behind creating a documentary about climate change.
- Asian automakers, particularly Toyota, dominate the hybrid market and are benefiting from increased demand and sales. Where Detroit carmakers stand. See link below ⬇️ 📸 Mark Phelan/Detroit Free PressReprint
This social media post discusses the competitive landscape of the hybrid vehicle market between Asian and American automakers.
- ‘We need less point scoring’: What party conference season taught us about UK climate action
An analysis of UK political party conference stances on climate policy reveals a mix of regressive and progressive proposals.
- Let’s Talk About the Super El Niño and Climate ChangeClickbait
An article discusses the relationship between the El Niño climate pattern and global climate change.
- Biochar Meets Compost: Why the Hyped Soil Fix Isn’t a Climate Silver Bullet
This analysis argues that biochar is not a comprehensive climate solution and requires realistic expectations regarding its sequestration potential.Also: CleanTechnica
- The Irish Times view on Ireland’s climate policy: rhetoric sounding hollow
An editorial criticizes the Irish government's climate policy, arguing that its rhetoric does not match current progress.
- Navigating the rising tide
A UN report discusses strategies for navigating the challenges of rising sea levels.
- Liberals Can't Address the Climate Crisis Because It Means Confronting Capitalism
This opinion piece argues that liberal political frameworks are fundamentally incompatible with addressing the climate crisis.
- How climate change worsened Hurricane Isaias
This opinion piece argues that climate change increased the severity of Hurricane Isaias.
- Real challenge facing Arctic is climate change: former Chinese diplomatReprint
A former Chinese diplomat stated that climate change is the primary challenge facing the Arctic region.
- Prepare for health consequences of changing climate
This opinion piece urges public health officials to prepare for the health risks associated with a changing climate.
- How to protect yourself from El Niño’s extreme heat
This article provides practical advice on how individuals can protect themselves from extreme heat during El Niño events.Also: Daily Maverick
- Climate resilience is missing a critical piece: care
This opinion piece argues that care-based approaches are a missing component of climate resilience strategies.
- Why Scaling Sustainable Aviation Fuel Remains Challenging
This analysis examines the significant technical and economic hurdles currently preventing the widespread scaling of sustainable aviation fuels.
- Solar panels promise farmers a lifeline. But who gets the profits?
An analysis explores the economic distribution of profits from solar energy projects installed on agricultural land.
- When animals suffer, the climate suffers
An advocacy piece arguing that animal welfare and climate change are interconnected issues.Also: Eurogroup for Animals
- What the latest Atlantic hurricane on record means for our weatherClickbait
An opinion piece discusses the implications of record-breaking hurricane timing for weather patterns.
- Is the UN’s climate conference circuit waning?Clickbait
This piece questions the ongoing effectiveness and relevance of the UN's annual climate conference circuit.
- What is the Conference of the Parties (COP)?
This article provides an overview of the purpose and function of the UN Conference of the Parties (COP) climate meetings.
- Climate crisis at heart of B.C. Green Nanaimo-Lantzville candidate’s election bid
A B.C. Green Party candidate is centering their election campaign on the climate crisis.
- Where do New Westminster council candidates stand on climate change?
Local council candidates in New Westminster are questioned on their policy positions regarding climate change.
- Op-Ed: Big Oil is already building renewablesReprint
An op-ed discusses the extent to which major oil companies are investing in renewable energy projects.
- Labor threads the needle on climate change while flogging gas in Japan
An analysis examines the Australian government's conflicting climate policies and support for gas exports.
- Climate change policy missing in action
An opinion piece argues that current government policy on climate change is insufficient and lacking action.
- Don’t count your rain before El Nino comesClickbait
The article discusses the uncertainty of rainfall patterns associated with upcoming El Niño events.
- Reuters Science News SummaryReprint
A summary of recent science news reports provided by Reuters.
- Congress should pass bipartisan act to unlock affordable, reliable power | Opinion
An opinion piece advocates for the passage of bipartisan legislation aimed at improving energy affordability and reliability.
- Britain is winning the zero-emissions race. Don’t make carmakers apply the brakes
An opinion piece argues that the UK should maintain its current zero-emissions vehicle policies to preserve its lead in the sector.
- Innovation for survival in the era of climate change
An article discusses the necessity of innovation for human survival in the context of a changing climate.
- Letter to the Editor: Appreciation for Austin Aslan's dedication to climate actionReprint
A letter to the editor expresses appreciation for an individual's local climate action efforts.
- China deals with fuel prices head-on with electric big rigs — why can't the U.S. do the same?Clickbait
An opinion piece questions why the U.S. is not adopting electric big rigs as quickly as China.
- Why SCOTUS Is Climate Action’s Biggest Threat—With Elie Mystal
This commentary argues that the U.S. Supreme Court poses a significant obstacle to federal climate change regulation and action.
- Extreme Weather Disasters Cost Hundreds of Billions. Let’s Make Polluters Pay.
This opinion piece argues that fossil fuel companies should be held financially accountable for the costs of extreme weather disasters.
- The Trillion-Dollar Cost of Delaying Clean Air and Climate Action
An analysis highlights the massive long-term economic costs associated with delaying global climate action and air quality improvements.Also: The Friday Times
- Climate or debt? Between the devil and deep blue sea
This opinion piece discusses the difficult economic trade-offs between managing national debt and addressing climate change impacts.
- Our place in the sun: Australia’s uptake of solar panels is already through the roof. How much higher could it get?
An analysis explores the rapid growth of residential solar panel adoption in Australia and its future potential.
- Former President Yadav Criticizes Global and National Leadership on Climate Change
Former President Yadav criticizes both global and national leadership for insufficient action on climate change.
- The need for climate-ready schools
An editorial discusses the necessity of adapting school infrastructure to withstand the impacts of a changing climate.
- Climate crisis also a crisis of the mind
This piece explores the psychological impacts of the climate crisis on individuals and society.Also: Down To Earth
- THIS WEEK IN CLIMATE ACTION – OCTOBER 9, 2026
This weekly summary highlights recent political and legislative developments regarding climate action.
- Climate change - Abrupt Changes, Earth History, Impacts
This encyclopedia entry provides an overview of climate change, including historical shifts and environmental impacts.Also: Britannica
- Earth Flunks 2026 Physical Exam
An opinion piece critiques global progress on climate goals and environmental health.
- Reuters Science News SummaryReprint
This is a summary of recent science news reports provided by Reuters.Also: Devdiscourse
- COMMENTARY: Carney’s Energy Transition Plan Runs Against Tides of History
A commentary piece argues that Mark Carney’s proposed energy transition strategy is historically unrealistic.
- Power, Permitting, and Progress: Takeaways From Arnold & Porter’s NYC Climate Week Data Center Panel
A panel discussion explored the challenges of powering and permitting data centers in the context of climate goals.Also: Arnold & Porter
- EDITORIAL: Greenhouse gas emissions up againReprint
An editorial discusses the recent increase in global greenhouse gas emissions.
- Battery Storage Beats Gas Peakers. Is Canada Backing the Wrong Horse?
An analysis questions whether Canada is prioritizing gas-fired power plants over more efficient battery storage solutions.
- Could a volcano emit more CO₂ than humans? - Ask Your Science Teacher
An educational explainer clarifies that human-caused carbon emissions far exceed those produced by volcanic activity.
- Community Editorial Board: Considering Boulder’s climate lawsuit
A community editorial board discusses the merits and implications of Boulder's ongoing climate litigation.
- One atmosphere, 50 courts — what could go wrong?
An opinion piece criticizes the proliferation of climate-related litigation in various courts.
- LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Ellensburg’s “energy-neutral" utility stance is subsidizing 20-year cost trapsReprint
A letter to the editor criticizes a local utility's energy policy as a long-term financial burden.
- If We Don’t Act Now on Climate Change, Nothing Else Will MatterClickbait
An opinion piece argues for the urgent necessity of climate action.
- Environment: Humanity continues to foul its fragile nest
This opinion piece reflects on humanity's negative impact on the global environment.
- 10 Downsides To Solar Farms Everyone Should Be Aware OfClickbait
This listicle outlines ten potential drawbacks associated with the development of large-scale solar farms.
- Call for Applications: AI, Ethics and Climate Governance Fellowship 2026
A fellowship program is accepting applications for research on the intersection of AI, ethics, and climate governance.
- Why Venus Data Undermines The Consensus On Greenhouse Gas Warming
An opinion piece claims that atmospheric data from Venus challenges established scientific consensus on greenhouse gas warming.
- Foreign Minister Khanal Returns Home After Climate Change Event Participation
Nepal's Foreign Minister returned home after participating in an international climate change event.
- Foreign Minister returns home after attending Pre-Cop Leaders Event
Nepal's Foreign Minister attended a Pre-COP leaders' event focused on climate policy discussions.
- Ottawa must not abandon electric vehicles to align with Washington
This advocacy piece argues that Canada should maintain its commitment to electric vehicle policies despite potential shifts in US policy.Also: Pembina Institute
- Some climate tipping points are being studied far more than others – new researchStudy
New research highlights significant disparities in the scientific focus on various climate tipping points.Also: Phys.org
- What the CMIP7 update means for our Global Climate ScenariosStudy
Oxford Economics analyzes the implications of the CMIP7 model updates for global climate scenario planning.Also: Oxford Economics
- Canada wants to export carbon credits. But who gets the climate gains?
An analysis examines the complexities and accountability issues surrounding Canada's plans to export carbon credits internationally.
- ‘Urban Greenlash’: Why is climate action facing opposition across cities?
This analysis explores the growing political and social opposition to urban climate action initiatives in various cities.Also: Resilience
- Carbon Accounting May Be the Most Important Climate Fight You've Never Heard About
This commentary explores the complexities and importance of carbon accounting standards in global climate policy and corporate accountability.
- Nepal’s Climate Disasters and the Right to be saved
This opinion piece discusses the human rights implications of climate-driven disasters in Nepal.
- Brazil’s Climate Policy Hangs In The Balance Over Ongoing Election
Brazil's future climate policy direction remains uncertain as the country navigates an ongoing election cycle.
- Did the hot summer make more people worry about climate change? Here's what the latest indications show
Recent data is analyzed to determine if extreme summer heat has influenced public concern regarding climate change.
- DeBriefed 9 October 2026: ‘Scarily thin’ oil stockpiles | US supreme court case | UK Conservative ‘spreadsheet blunder’
A weekly climate news roundup covers oil market trends, U.S. Supreme Court litigation, and UK political developments.
- Canada’s Climate Approach, Explained.Clickbait
This video provides an overview of Canada's current climate policy approach.Also: YouTube
- The Carbon Wave
This program explores the economic and environmental implications of carbon pricing and market-based climate strategies.Also: Living on Earth
- Politicians underestimate public support for stronger climate action
Research suggests that political leaders consistently underestimate the level of public support for aggressive climate change policies.Also: ANMJ
- ‘It’s Not Whether Ports Can Adapt...’: Can Global Trade Survive Climate Change? | Sagarmanthan 2026Clickbait
A conference discussion examines the vulnerability of global trade infrastructure to the impacts of climate change.Also: Firstpost
- Climate Activists Are Using This Supreme Court Case to Try to Bankrupt the Energy Industry
This opinion piece argues that climate litigation against energy companies is an attempt to bankrupt the industry.Also: National Review
- Nature writers choose wonder and resilience, even in the face of climate change
Nature writers are exploring themes of resilience and wonder while addressing the ongoing climate crisis.Also: MPR News
- Rebecca Bratspies Weighs in on the Significance of Landmark Climate Case
A law professor provides commentary on the legal and social significance of a recent landmark climate change lawsuit.
- COMMENTARY: Carney’s Energy Transition Plan Runs Against Tides of History
An opinion piece argues that Mark Carney's energy transition plan is historically unrealistic.
- Why Zero-Emission Zones alone won't drive the e-cargo boom
This analysis explores the limitations of zero-emission zones in promoting the adoption of e-cargo bikes.Also: Bike Europe
- Only about half of U.S. teens can correctly identify the causes of climate changeStudy
A survey indicates that while most U.S. teens are worried about climate change, only half can correctly identify its causes.
- Max stupid: EU may loosen EV rules for third time in two years, aiding ChinaClickbait
This opinion piece criticizes the EU for potentially loosening EV emissions rules, arguing it favors industry over climate goals.
- Climate Change Is on the Ballot—Even If Dems Aren’t Saying Those Words
This analysis argues that climate change remains a central, albeit often unspoken, issue in current Democratic political campaigns.
- Expert Calls for Concrete Action against Methane
An expert advocates for more concrete and urgent action to address methane emissions.
- Trump the environmentalist? How his Iran war exposed the fragility of dirty energy
An analysis piece examines how geopolitical conflicts highlight the vulnerabilities of relying on fossil fuels.
- Praising resilience while expanding fossil fuels is an excuse for inaction“ Archbishop Chong
Archbishop Chong criticized the simultaneous promotion of climate resilience and fossil fuel expansion as contradictory.
- Stegra executive calls EU climate policy direction “a little bit scary”
A corporate executive expressed concern regarding the current trajectory of European Union climate policy.
- Navigating climate policy shocks: optimal monetary policy responsesStudy
Researchers examine how central banks and monetary policy should respond to economic shocks caused by climate policy changes.
- Why Supreme Court Logic On Climate Lawsuits Falls Completely Flat
This commentary argues that the Supreme Court's legal reasoning regarding climate-related lawsuits is fundamentally flawed.
- "Digger" May Be the Most Influential Climate Movie Yet
An opinion piece reviews a film titled 'Digger' and its potential influence on climate discourse.
- THE NEXT WAVE OF CLIMATE ACTION WILL BE PART OF A COLLECTIVE STRUGGLE FOR SURVIVAL
An essay argues that future climate action must be integrated into broader social and collective struggles for survival.
- Freedom – renewables break fossil fuel stranglehold
This commentary argues that the expansion of renewable energy is essential for reducing global dependence on fossil fuels.
- Faith leaders meet in Kazakhstan to discuss climate change and Artificial Intelligence
Faith leaders gathered in Kazakhstan to discuss the implications of climate change and artificial intelligence.
- The Louisiana wind industry’s plan for survival: Outlast TrumpClickbait
The Louisiana wind industry is strategizing how to maintain operations amid potential political shifts.
- Hoping for a 'new normal' climate is pointless. We must learn to adaptClickbait
This opinion piece argues that humanity must abandon the hope of a stable climate and focus entirely on adaptation.
- Andy 'must cap oil'
An opinion piece argues that political leadership must implement caps on oil production.
- Business cannot stay silent on American democracy and climate
An article argues that businesses have a responsibility to engage in advocacy regarding climate change and democratic processes.
- The climate war’s dumbest lie: Jobs vs. nature
An opinion piece challenges the narrative that environmental protection and economic job growth are mutually exclusive.
- If Water Is the New Gold, We’d Better Price It RightClickbait
This opinion piece argues for the implementation of market-based pricing mechanisms to manage increasing global water scarcity.
- Americans want 300 miles of EV range – but most say 75 or less covers their day
Survey data shows a gap between the actual daily driving needs of Americans and their desired electric vehicle range.
- 7 Myths About Battery StorageClickbait
This article addresses and refutes common misconceptions regarding the safety and efficacy of battery storage technology.
- ❝Five years on, it’s time for Europe to recognise the right to a healthy environment
This opinion piece advocates for the formal recognition of the right to a healthy environment within European legal frameworks.
- Lee: NPS should lead on Extreme Heat policy
A local official argues that the National Park Service should take a leading role in establishing extreme heat policies.
- What Extreme Heat Reveals About Caring for Our Elders
This opinion piece discusses the moral and practical challenges of protecting elderly populations during extreme heat events.
- Africa’s green energy opportunity: Building the foundation for the next era of growthClickbait
This piece discusses the potential for renewable energy development to drive economic growth across the African continent.
- Podcast: Tesla goes V2H, Kia EV3 first drive, Jaguar Type 01, and moreClickbait
A podcast episode covers recent developments in electric vehicles and sustainable transport technology.
- BMW iX5 spotted ahead of US launch, sporting its new Double-X headlights
BMW's upcoming iX5 electric vehicle was spotted during testing ahead of its U.S. market launch.
- Homeschool Program: 3rd Rock - Earth from the Core to Climate Change Mon, Nov 9 @ 10:30 a.m.
The U.S. Air Force Academy is hosting an educational program on Earth science and climate change.
- A Rising Tide, a Retreating WorldClickbait
An opinion piece discusses the challenges of rising sea levels and coastal retreat.
- Air Simplified | Methane (CH₄) | Sources, Impact & MeasuresClickbait
A video overview explains the sources, impacts, and mitigation measures related to methane gas.
- Mel Tyree: The solution to climate change could be greed
This opinion piece argues that market-driven economic incentives could be leveraged to accelerate climate change solutions.
- Hard Questions About the Permitting Bill
This opinion piece analyzes the potential increase in fossil fuel development enabled by the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act.
- Europe’s climate crisis is already here, and adaptation can no longer wait
This commentary argues that Europe is already experiencing a climate crisis and must prioritize urgent adaptation measures.
- Making polluters pay
This opinion piece argues for the implementation of policies that hold major polluters financially accountable for climate-related damages.
- Without greenhouse gas limits, Duke Energy claims it will save $10 billion
An opinion piece discusses Duke Energy's claim that avoiding greenhouse gas limits would result in significant cost savings.
- Global warming will exceed 1.5℃ limit, yet the US is walking away
An opinion piece argues that the U.S. is failing to meet its climate obligations as global warming exceeds the 1.5°C threshold.Also: The DePauw
- Opinion: Housing and climate are inextricably linked. We must see action on both this election
This opinion piece argues that housing policy and climate action must be addressed together in the upcoming election.Also: KPBS
- TCS Statement on Plans to Weaken Methane Waste Standards for Oil and Gas Industry
Taxpayers for Common Sense issued a statement opposing proposed government plans to weaken methane waste standards for the oil and gas industry.
- AI Climate Impact Risks Blurring Views of Policymakers, BIS SaysStudy
The Bank for International Settlements warns that the climate impact of AI development may complicate policy decision-making.Also: Bloomberg $
- Britons kept in dark about scale of climate crisis, say viewers of ‘first-of-its-kind’ emergency briefing
Surveyed viewers of a climate emergency briefing urge the British government to be more transparent about the scale of the climate crisis.
- Big Tech’s Nuclear Hedge
Tech companies are increasingly turning to nuclear power to meet the surging electricity demands of data centers.
- Has the high court set Australia’s fossil fuel producers shaking in their boots? They should be | Jacqueline PeelClickbait
This opinion piece argues that a recent Australian high court ruling should pressure fossil fuel producers to change their practices.
- How good climate news became fossil fuel propaganda
An analysis examines how positive climate news is being co-opted for fossil fuel industry propaganda.
- Praising resilience while expanding fossil fuels is an excuse for inaction“ Archbishop Chong
Archbishop Chong criticizes the contradiction between praising climate resilience and continuing to expand fossil fuel infrastructure.Also: Fijivillage
- SCOTUS: What consequences a major anti-climate lawsuit could have
An analysis examines the potential legal consequences of a major climate change lawsuit currently before the Supreme Court.
- Big Tobacco’s lessons for Big Oil
An analysis draws parallels between the legal challenges faced by the tobacco industry and those currently targeting the oil industry.
- The bipartisan energy bill tearing the climate movement apartClickbait
A bipartisan energy bill is causing internal conflict within the climate movement.
- 350.org responds to Pre-COP31 outcomes
Advocacy group 350.org released a statement regarding the outcomes of the pre-COP31 preparatory meetings.
- 'Catching a falling knife': German energy storage owners cashing in, for now
Market analysis examines the current profitability and risks for owners of battery energy storage systems in Germany.Also: Recharge News
- Gov. Newsom to world leaders: 'Donald Trump is temporary'
Governor Gavin Newsom addressed international leaders, characterizing the current U.S. federal stance on climate as a temporary political phase.
- Climate needs same urgency as defense spending, COP31 chief says
The COP31 president calls for climate change to be treated with the same level of urgency and funding as national defense.
- ClimateStudy
This is a portal for NASA's climate data and research resources.
- From Solutions to the Super El Niño: UC San Diego at Climate Week New York
UC San Diego researchers present climate solutions and El Niño research during Climate Week New York.
- Keeping global temperature gain in check is a matter of survival, COP31 president says
The COP31 president describes limiting global temperature increases as a fundamental matter of survival for humanity.
- Climate and security policy: Where the new challenges lie
An examination of the evolving challenges at the intersection of global climate change and international security policy.
- A Climate Expert’s Guide to Disaster-Proofing Your Next Home
An expert provides guidance on how to improve home resilience against climate-driven disasters.
- Out of Pocket ReportStudy
A report by 350.org analyzes the financial implications of climate change and fossil fuel investments.
- Australia is performing climate diplomacy. But where is the leadership?
A report questions the effectiveness and leadership of Australia's current climate diplomacy efforts.
- All hail electrification. But let’s talk about the hard part
An analysis explores the significant challenges involved in the transition to widespread electrification.
- IPCC Discards Extreme Climate Scenarios, Urges Realistic PathwaysReprint
A report claims the IPCC is moving away from extreme climate scenarios in favor of more realistic pathways.
- DC’s green energy mandate burdens those who can afford it least
An article discusses the economic impact of green energy mandates on lower-income residents in Washington, D.C.
- Why the IMF is missing the climate markClickbait
An opinion piece critiques the International Monetary Fund's current approach to climate change and financial policy.
- Suncor v. Boulder Oral Arguments: Early Signals from the Justices
A think tank provides an early assessment of the Supreme Court's stance during the Suncor v. Boulder oral arguments.
- The Supreme Court Asked the Question Boulder Can’t Answer
An opinion piece claims the Supreme Court posed a question during the Boulder case that the city could not answer.
- Climate Crunch: Canada’s opportunity to build a carbon-solutions powerhouse
A financial institution report discusses Canada's potential to become a leader in carbon-capture and climate-solution technologies.
- Methane menace
This commentary discusses the environmental risks associated with methane emissions.
- The Road to COP31: What Needs to Happen Before Leaders Meet in TürkiyeClickbait
This overview outlines the key objectives and challenges that must be addressed by international leaders ahead of the COP31 summit.
- Requiem for a glacier
A reflective piece discusses the loss of glaciers due to changing climate conditions.
- Cloud Sustainability: Why Your Emissions Data Tells Only Half the StoryClickbait
An article discusses the limitations of current cloud computing emissions reporting and the need for more comprehensive data.
- Why your next Toyota could be an EVClickbait
An article discusses Toyota's evolving electric vehicle strategy and what it means for future consumer choices.
- Opinion: Recent Storms are a Symptom of Recent Climate PolicyClickbait
An opinion piece argues that recent storm activity is linked to current climate policy decisions.
- Used Electric Car Batteries, Lecturer UMY Give These 2 Solutions!Clickbait
A university lecturer proposes two potential solutions for managing used electric vehicle batteries.
- My Testimony Opposing the EPA's Proposal to Stop Regulating Power Plant Global Warming Pollution
A scientist presents testimony opposing an EPA proposal to weaken regulations on power plant greenhouse gas emissions.
- Should Polluters Pay for the Climate Crisis? Big Oil Says No as Supreme Court Weighs In.
The Sierra Club discusses the legal battle over whether fossil fuel companies should be held financially liable for climate damages.Also: Sierra Club, Sierra Club
- Statement: EPA’s methane repeal would put polluters first and waste America's energy
The Environmental Defense Fund issued a statement opposing the proposed repeal of federal methane regulations.
- Trump 'Environmental Destruction Agency Continues Its Rampage' With Methane Pollution RollbackClickbait
This opinion piece criticizes the Trump administration's decision to roll back federal regulations on methane pollution from the oil and gas industry.
- Nepal's decade of disasters highlights the urgent need for climate finance
An opinion piece argues that Nepal's recent decade of climate-related disasters demonstrates an urgent need for increased climate finance.
- EU rules for reducing methane emissions should not be delayed, investors say
Investors are urging the European Union to maintain the original timeline for implementing new methane emission regulations.
- Why Justice Kavanaugh’s questioning gave oil companies hope in major climate change case | THE GAVEL
An analysis suggests that questioning from Justice Kavanaugh during a climate case may signal a favorable outlook for oil industry defendants.
- Yemen Is a Climate Justice Test the International Community Is Failing
This opinion piece argues that the international community is failing to address the climate justice crisis currently unfolding in Yemen.Also: Impakter
- Nepal’s deadly floods raise urgent questions of climate justice
Recent deadly flooding in Nepal prompts calls for greater international focus on climate justice and accountability.
- Governor issues statement on Trump administration move to roll back federal methane rules
A governor issued a statement criticizing the federal administration's decision to roll back methane emission regulations.
- The Climate Policy Shift Reshaping Global Economies
An academic overview discusses how shifting global climate policies are impacting international economic structures.Also: Wesleyan University
- Scientists who put faith in technology less likely to take climate actionStudy
A study finds that individuals who believe technology will solve climate change are less likely to engage in civic climate action.Also: Phys.org
- Making sense of loss and damage at the national levelStudy
Recent research examines how to assess and manage climate-driven loss and damage at the national level.
- Colonisation, not climate change, first primed these forests to burn
An analysis argues that historical colonial land management practices, rather than climate change, were the primary drivers of recent forest fire patterns.
- Red states exude confidence after Supreme Court climate arguments
Republican-led states expressed optimism following Supreme Court arguments regarding climate litigation.
- Time to Add Dengue Fever To Your List of WorriesClickbait
This opinion piece argues that rising global temperatures are expanding the range of disease-carrying mosquitoes, increasing dengue fever risks.Also: Bloomberg $
- Eight facts about air conditioning amid an overheated global debate
An analysis of eight key facts regarding the environmental and social implications of increasing global air conditioning use.
- Editor’s note: a big week in court for fossil fuelsReprint
An editorial note highlights recent legal developments concerning fossil fuel companies.
- When Climate Hurts Girls
An analysis explores the disproportionate impacts of climate change on girls in vulnerable regions.
- COP29: Global Climate Summit 2024 - Bloomberg Green - BloombergClickbait
This is a landing page for Bloomberg's coverage of the COP29 climate summit.
- Q&A: ‘Are the warnings all hype?’ – our environment writers answered your El Niño questions
Environment writers address reader questions regarding El Niño, extreme weather, and the stability of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation.
- Flávio Bolsonaro’s advance in Brazil’s election is grim jolt for climate campaigners
The political success of Flávio Bolsonaro in Brazil creates uncertainty for future Amazon deforestation policies and climate protection efforts.
- Why Biden’s Climate Law Isn’t Dead YetClickbait
An analysis explores the current status and future prospects of the Biden administration's climate legislation.
- Blocking out the sun: the other way to tackle climate change
An opinion piece explores the potential and risks of solar geoengineering as a method to mitigate climate change.
- Why climate disasters must now be seen as a national security threat
This commentary argues that climate-driven disasters should be formally classified as national security threats.
- EU methane regulation risks worsening the energy crisis
Industry commentary suggests that strict EU methane regulations could exacerbate the current energy crisis.
- Corporate climate risk picture is still murky
Corporate reporting on climate-related financial risks remains inconsistent and difficult to assess accurately.
- The truth about how seriously China is now taking climate change
An analysis of China's current policy approach and commitment level regarding climate change mitigation.
- Delhi Air Pollution: Why EVs Alone Cannot Fix It
This analysis argues that electric vehicles alone are insufficient to solve Delhi's complex air pollution crisis.
- Opinion: The science that has oil companies running scaredClickbait
An opinion piece discusses the scientific evidence challenging the oil industry.Also: The New York Times $
- Leah C. Stokes Talks Activism, Democracy and the Struggle For the Earth with Bill McKibben
Leah C. Stokes and Bill McKibben discuss the roles of activism and democracy in addressing the climate crisis.
- Coldplay’s Tour Targets Climate Change (Environmental Policy Brief #167)Clickbait
An advocacy brief examines the climate impact and sustainability efforts of Coldplay's concert tours.Also: USRESIST NEWS
- Survey Highlights Key Drivers of Smarter BuildingsReprint
A survey by Siemens identifies the primary factors driving the adoption of smart building technologies.
- Tesla’s Cybertruck sales still unimpressive despite cheaper model
Tesla's Cybertruck sales remain low despite the introduction of a lower-priced model variant.
- Could AI Fix Climate Change? Probably Not Under Capitalism.Clickbait
An opinion piece questions whether AI can effectively address climate change within the current economic system.
- Cowichan Valley candidates on protecting the community from climate change
Local political candidates in the Cowichan Valley discuss their proposed approaches to community climate change resilience.
- Opinion | The battery-storage backlash is a costly case of mistaken identityClickbait
An opinion piece argues that public opposition to battery storage projects is based on misconceptions about the technology.
- Ignoring the Climate Challenge Is Not an OptionClickbait
This opinion piece argues that ignoring the climate challenge is not a viable option.
- Jason Price | Climate Change Is Here, NowClickbait
A columnist argues that climate change is currently impacting the local region.
- Reducing Carbon Footprints: Top Policies Supported by [Your Target Audience]Clickbait
This article discusses various policies aimed at reducing carbon footprints, framed as a guide for a target audience.
- SCOTUS Begins Major Climate Case: Potential Outcomes and Policy Implications
The American Action Forum provides an analysis of potential outcomes and policy implications for a major climate case before the Supreme Court.
- Investors warn EU methane rule delays could undermine regulatory certainty
Investors warn that delaying EU methane regulations creates uncertainty for businesses and climate goals.
- US power demand to hit record highs in 2027 amid AI consumption, EIA saysStudy
The EIA projects US electricity demand will reach record highs by 2027, driven largely by the energy needs of artificial intelligence data centers.Also: EnergyNow.com
- Coal mines and hypocrisy must not be Australia’s COP31 legacy
This opinion piece argues that Australia's support for coal mining undermines its climate legacy at COP31.
- Tim Culpan: Climate Risk Still Doesn't Drive Factory Siting, So Supply Chain Shocks Will Get More Frequent
This column argues that failure to incorporate climate risk into factory siting decisions will lead to more frequent global supply chain disruptions.
- Confronting climate failure in a summer of steaming oceans and devastated villages
This opinion piece discusses the failure of global climate action amid record ocean temperatures and extreme weather.Also: Monthly Review
- Fleet emission targets: Loosening rules would strengthen Chinese automakers
This analysis suggests that loosening fleet emission targets could inadvertently benefit Chinese automakers over European competitors.
- The oil industry should pay for climate change — and Congress should decide how
An opinion piece argues that the oil industry should be held financially responsible for climate change impacts.
- The Supreme Court takes up climate costs. CEOs should worry about the cost of doing nothing
An opinion piece argues that corporate leaders should prepare for the financial risks associated with climate change and potential legal liability.
- Why climate solutions need energy, water and infrastructure to scale
The World Economic Forum discusses the necessity of integrating energy, water, and infrastructure systems to scale climate solutions effectively.
- Fast-track permits turn Spain's Aragon into a $70 billion data centre magnet. At what cost?
Spain's Aragon region is becoming a major data center hub, raising questions about the environmental and resource costs of rapid expansion.
- Talanoa: Is anyone listening? Global leaders need to learn and act on climate change in the Pacific
An opinion piece argues that global leaders must listen to Pacific voices and take more decisive climate action.
- How carbon-intensive is your state’s electricity? Mountain West rankings vary widely
An analysis compares the carbon intensity of electricity generation across different states in the Mountain West.Also: KUNR Public Radio
- Energy attorney says Supreme Court should reject climate change lawsuit
An energy attorney argues that the Supreme Court should dismiss the climate change lawsuit against oil and gas companies.Also: Oklahoma Energy Today
- Past emissions have ‘locked in’ climate damage. Can we change course?
An analysis explores the extent of climate damage already locked in by past emissions and the feasibility of changing current trajectories.Also: Euronews.com
- What exactly is the "social cost" of carbon emissions?
An explainer defines the social cost of carbon and its role in evaluating the economic impacts of climate change.Also: WVTF
- Opinion | Preserve California’s Maritime Climate Rules
An opinion piece argues for the preservation of California's maritime climate regulations.
- Did the hot summer make more people worry about climate change? Here’s what the latest indications show
Recent data explores whether record-breaking summer heat has increased public concern regarding climate change.Also: Phys.org
- Don’t Build Where Water Needs to Go: Mahar Lagmay Warns Against Developing Floodplains
An expert warns against urban development in floodplains to prevent future climate-related disaster damage.
- Starter Pack: Climate Change and Extreme Weather
An explainer provides foundational information on the relationship between climate change and the frequency of extreme weather events.
- The Indonesians facing El Nino’s fires have lessons to teach us (commentary)
This commentary explores lessons learned from Indonesian communities facing fires exacerbated by El Niño conditions.
- What a Chinese pollution crackdown can teach Canada about carbon pricing
An analysis explores lessons Canada can learn from China's approach to industrial pollution and carbon pricing.
- Despite more climate disasters, COP31 shows little hope of progress on fossil fuel deal
Observers note a lack of progress on fossil fuel phase-out agreements at recent international climate meetings.
- Pacific Red Lines are a test of Australia's climate integrity
This commentary argues that Australia's climate integrity is being tested by its diplomatic relations with Pacific nations.
- Would You Believe That, by Law, Renewables are a National Defense Priority?
This analysis examines the legal classification of renewable energy projects as national defense priorities in the United States.
- Von der Leyen Urges Europe to Shift from Fossil Fuels to Clean ElectricityReprint
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen advocates for a transition from fossil fuels to clean electricity in Europe.
- COMMENTARY: Renewables help US power system survive summer stress test
This commentary argues that renewable energy sources helped the U.S. power grid manage high demand during the summer.
- Racist policy caused climate vulnerability. Restorative policy is the remedy.
This op-ed argues that restorative policies are necessary to address historical inequities that have increased climate vulnerability in certain communities.
- Sustainability Leaders Need to Prepare for a Broader Climate Litigation LandscapeClickbait
Businesses are advised to prepare for an increasing number of climate-related lawsuits globally.Also: Sustainable Brands
- Focus on Net Environmental Impact Over Exclusive Powertrains, Urges TVS Motor Chairman
The chairman of TVS Motor advocates for evaluating the total environmental impact of vehicles rather than focusing solely on powertrain types.
- An Influential Voice in the Climate Debate Has Died at 66
Joe Romm, a notable climate writer and critic of fossil fuel industry disinformation, has died at 66.
- Kashmir Needs Climate Action, Not Just Predictions-1Clickbait
An opinion piece argues that Kashmir requires immediate, tangible climate action rather than continued reliance on predictive modeling.
- The District of Columbia Has the Nation’s Lowest Carbon Emissions but Pays the Highest Price to Cut Them, PPI FindsStudy
A report argues that Washington D.C. faces high costs for emissions reductions despite having low baseline carbon output.
- The permitting deal is good and should pass
An opinion piece argues in favor of passing current energy permitting legislation.
- Iowa AG: One Colorado city shouldn’t set national energy policy
The Iowa Attorney General criticizes local climate litigation, arguing that individual cities should not dictate national energy policy.
- This Lawsuit Could Make Big Oil Pay for the Harm It’s CausedClickbait
This opinion piece argues that current litigation could successfully hold oil companies financially accountable for climate damages.
- Oil Companies Are Begging the Supreme Court to Let Them Off the Hook For Climate ChangeClickbait
This opinion piece criticizes oil companies for their legal efforts to avoid accountability for climate change impacts.
- Leading Countries in Electric Vehicle OwnershipReprint
A report outlines the countries currently leading in the adoption and ownership of electric vehicles.
- From the flood to the forest bath: this is how we find something to hold on to in the climate crisis
This personal essay explores psychological coping mechanisms for individuals dealing with the ongoing climate crisis.
- How the Way We Live Is Accelerating Glacier MeltingClickbait
This piece explores how modern lifestyle choices contribute to the acceleration of global glacier melting.Also: Her Campus
- 'A Statement' review: Star-studded climate change drama is more than just hot air
A review of a new film, 'A Statement,' discusses its portrayal of climate change themes.
- Renewable electricity was the easy part. What's next for Scope 2 emissions?Reprint
This piece discusses the challenges of addressing Scope 2 emissions beyond the initial transition to renewable electricity.
- MINNEAPOLIMEDIA EDITORIAL | Morris Built a Rural Clean-Energy Model Without Turning It Into a Culture War
An editorial highlights the success of a rural clean-energy model in Morris, Minnesota.
- Electric vehicles not sole answer to cutting emissions, says TVS Motor's Venu Srinivasan
TVS Motor's Venu Srinivasan argues that electric vehicles are not the only solution for reducing transport emissions.
- EV Policy Needs More Than One Answer, Says TVS VeteranReprint
A TVS Motor executive states that electric vehicle policy requires a broader approach than just electrification.
- COMMENTARY: Carney Practises the Illusion of EV Mandate RepealClickbait
This commentary piece criticizes political rhetoric surrounding the potential repeal of electric vehicle mandates.
- Grave concerns raised over plan for battery energy storage system at historic rural estate in East Sussex
Local residents have raised concerns regarding a proposed battery energy storage system at a historic estate in East Sussex.
- Kickoff for the second funding phase of the DFG Priority Programme SPP 2299 in KielStudy
A German university announced the second funding phase for a research program focused on climate-related environmental science.
- Letter to the editor: Use more solar energy
A letter to the editor advocates for the increased adoption of solar energy.
- Food companies are flying blind to the escalating climate threats to supply chains. Here’s what needs to change
This opinion piece argues that food companies must urgently address climate-related risks to their global supply chains.
- Watch live: Supreme Court hears arguments on climate change lawsuits
The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments concerning climate change lawsuits filed against energy companies.
- The Supreme Court is looking for a way to kill climate lawsuits
An analysis suggests the Supreme Court may be seeking a legal pathway to dismiss climate lawsuits.
- How Vulnerable Are California’s Clean Car Rules?
This analysis examines the legal and political vulnerabilities facing California's clean car regulations.
- "Climate Apartheid"
An analysis explores the concept of climate apartheid and the unequal distribution of climate impacts globally.
- Godzilla El Niño is a rehearsal for the future
An opinion piece discusses how current El Niño patterns serve as a preview of future climate-driven weather extremes.
- Virginia’s new energy plan: Make the AI boom work for — not against — us
Virginia policymakers are debating how to balance rising electricity demand from AI data centers with the state's zero-carbon energy mandates.
- Climate Deaths Rise, Parliament Questions Lag: Is India Responding After Disasters Instead Of Before Them?
An editorial questions India's reactive approach to climate disasters and the lack of proactive parliamentary policy.
- Who’s who in Monday’s Supreme Court climate showdown
A profile of the key legal figures involved in the Supreme Court case concerning climate litigation against oil companies.
- Africa should not have to adapt to an unjust climate system
This commentary argues that African nations should not bear the burden of adapting to a climate system they did not create.
- Making Progress on Methane
RMI provides an overview of ongoing efforts and challenges regarding global methane emission reductions.
- CAC Release: To Escape Financial Liability for Global Warming Harms, Oil and Gas Companies Present Supreme Court with a Result in Search of a Rationale
An advocacy group argues that oil companies are attempting to avoid financial liability for climate harms through Supreme Court litigation.
- 'Scientists were dead right': Al Gore says 20 years after 'An Inconvenient Truth'
Al Gore reflects on the accuracy of climate science predictions two decades after the release of his documentary, An Inconvenient Truth.Also: ABC11 News
- As the world moves forward, U.S. retreats on climate change
This opinion piece argues that the United States is falling behind global climate progress.Also: minnpost.com
- What a President Can and Can’t Do Under the Senate Permitting Bill
A bipartisan Senate permitting bill includes provisions to limit presidential authority over federal project approvals.
- Security, sacrifice or opportunity: Visions differ over effective climate action
International perspectives vary on the best approach to effective climate action, balancing security, sacrifice, and economic opportunity.
- COMMENTARY: The world is overlooking a powerful brake on global warming
A commentary piece argues that certain natural processes are being overlooked as potential brakes on global warming.
- Europe’s summer of extreme heat exposes contradiction in economic policy
An analysis argues that European economic policies are currently at odds with the realities of increasing extreme heat events.
- El Niño hype is loud. The numbers back it up, but here’s what they really mean
An analysis of El Niño data explains the scientific reality behind current climate hype and its implications.
- Why El Niño responses must address women’s needs
An opinion piece argues that El Niño disaster response strategies must prioritize the specific needs of women.
- The Fossil Fuel Turning PointClickbait
This article discusses the current state of the global transition away from fossil fuels.
- Leah Aronowsky: How the 1979 Oil Crisis Changed U.S. Climate and Energy Policy Under Carter
A historical analysis examines how the 1979 oil crisis influenced U.S. energy and climate policy during the Carter administration.
- ‘Don’t waste this moment’: Pre-COP must back Pacific priorities; respond to the urgency of the climate crisisClickbait
Greenpeace urges negotiators to prioritize the needs of Pacific nations during pre-COP climate discussions.
- Opinion | We’ll spend billions to gird for storms, but we can’t stop there
This opinion piece argues that infrastructure spending for storm resilience must be paired with broader climate action.
- Cheap Chinese EVs could soon shake up NZ’s used car market. Are we ready?
This piece examines the potential impact of affordable Chinese electric vehicles on New Zealand's used car market.
- Saving the islands and world climate urgency: Less COPs, actions now, stop fossil fuelsClickbait
An advocacy piece calls for urgent action to stop fossil fuel expansion to protect vulnerable island nations.Also: https://thepoint.com.au/
- Fossil fuels are climate action. Pipelines are nature protection
This opinion piece argues that fossil fuel infrastructure and pipelines are essential components of environmental protection.
- TVS Motor's Venu Srinivasan says EVs not sole answer to cutting emissions
TVS Motor chairman Venu Srinivasan argues that electric vehicles are not the sole solution for reducing transport emissions.
- What Is Sea Level Rise and Why Does It Matter?
This explainer details the causes and impacts of global sea level rise.
- Why climate models disagree about the Pacific’s future may come down to the trade windsStudy
Research indicates that uncertainties in trade wind modeling contribute to discrepancies in climate projections for the Pacific.
- Carbon Tax and Net Zero: Why Supply Chains Decide Who Pays
This analysis examines how supply chain structures influence the economic impact and distribution of carbon taxes.
- Climate Action: Security, Sacrifice or Opportunity?Clickbait
An exploration of the geopolitical and economic trade-offs involved in pursuing climate action.
- Behind the layoffs in China’s solar industry
An analysis explores the economic and market factors contributing to recent layoffs within China's solar manufacturing sector.
- Climate policy belongs to Congress, not Colorado
An opinion piece argues that climate policy authority should reside with Congress rather than state-level legal actions.
- NJ Civil Justice Institute: Middlesex Climate Lawsuit a ‘Losing Playbook’
A business association criticizes a climate lawsuit against energy companies, labeling the legal strategy as ineffective.
- Bjorn Lomborg: The Great Barrier Reef isn't dying—although alarm ringers aren’t ready to admit it
An op-ed argues that the Great Barrier Reef is not dying and criticizes current alarmist narratives regarding its health.
- Climate Protection: Stopping global warming takes patience
An opinion piece discusses the necessity of patience and long-term commitment in addressing global warming.Also: My Edmonds News
- Washington DC: Lowest in Carbon Emissions, Highest in Increased Costs
A report highlights the economic challenges of achieving further carbon emissions reductions in Washington D.C.
- At 78, he doubted 'worst ever' weather headlines, then says climate evidence changed his mind
A personal account describes how an elderly man changed his perspective on climate change after observing weather trends.
- Sustainability and climate resilience must be embedded into modern business strategyClickbait
An industry perspective argues that businesses must integrate climate resilience and sustainability into their long-term strategies.
- I saw Switzerland’s Alpine treasures melting away. It was a sobering experienceClickbait
An author reflects on witnessing the melting of glaciers in Switzerland.
- Should you fly to an environmental conference?Clickbait
This piece discusses the environmental implications of air travel for professionals attending climate-related conferences.
- Methane Emissions, Sources, Climate Impact, Global Efforts
An educational overview details the sources, climate impacts, and global efforts to mitigate methane emissions.
- Green energy’s instability a national security risk
An opinion piece argues that the instability of green energy poses a national security risk.
- Why Electric Vehicles Alone Cannot Fix India’s Transport Emissions
This commentary argues that electric vehicles are insufficient to address the entirety of India's transport emissions.Also: urbanacres.in
- EV prices are about to rocket – here’s how to save before it’s too lateClickbait
A consumer-focused piece offers advice on purchasing electric vehicles before potential price increases.
- Trump Administration Crushes Warming HysteriaClickbait
An opinion piece argues that the Trump administration successfully countered climate change concerns.
- ICYMI: Grid Codes, grid-forming, cybersecurity and, of course, data centres in our picks of last week’s coverage
A weekly roundup highlights developments in grid codes, cybersecurity, and data center energy storage.
- Should Big Oil pay for climate change? A Supreme Court case will help decide.Reprint
The Supreme Court will hear a case regarding whether fossil fuel companies should be held liable for climate change damages.
- Q&A: Joyce Kimutai—Climate Change, Africa's Food Systems, and a Failing Global Response
A climate scientist discusses the impacts of climate change on African food systems and the inadequacy of global policy responses.
- Households will pay more for energy because of Trump’s policy changes: Analysis
An analysis suggests that recent federal policy changes regarding energy will lead to higher costs for households.
- How Nepal can get to climate climate justice at COPClickbait
An analysis discusses strategies for Nepal to advocate for climate justice at upcoming international climate negotiations.
- Pre-COP31: Australia must end fossil fuel expansion and support environmental defenders to show real climate leadership in the Asia-Pacific
Amnesty International calls on Australia to cease fossil fuel expansion to demonstrate climate leadership.
- Disaster relief is not climate justice
This opinion piece argues that disaster relief efforts are insufficient to address the systemic issues of climate justice.
- Another El Niño in the offing? Nigeria can’t afford to wait
This commentary urges Nigerian authorities to prepare for the potential impacts of an upcoming El Niño event.
- Trump’s Carbon Tax
An AEI commentary piece discusses the policy implications and political landscape surrounding a potential carbon tax under a Trump administration.
- Is AI Accelerating Clean Energy or Oil and Gas?Clickbait
This piece explores the dual impact of artificial intelligence on both renewable energy integration and fossil fuel industry operations.
- Here's who pays the price for WA's clean energy act | Editorial
An editorial examines the economic impacts and cost distribution associated with Washington state's clean energy legislation.
- Saturday's energy & climate storiesReprint
A roundup of energy and climate news stories from the week.
- Global Warming: Our ethical and mitigation failure
An opinion piece critiques global failures in ethical responsibility and climate mitigation efforts.
- Climate justice must be translated into action, not slogans: Foreign Minister KhanalClickbait
Nepal's Foreign Minister calls for concrete climate action rather than rhetoric during a public statement.Also: Khabarhub
- BMA dropped ball on floods: Uni
Academic researchers criticize the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration for failing to adequately manage flood risks.
- The Effect of Climate Change on Children: A Child Rights Perspective -By Oghosa Success Osaretin
This opinion piece examines the impacts of climate change through the lens of children's rights.
- We know glaciers are melting. We must keep measuring them | Op-Ed
An op-ed argues for the continued monitoring and measurement of glaciers to better understand the impacts of climate change.
- Same developer, same playbook? Clean Cloud’s track record in three states
A report examines the development history and operational practices of Clean Cloud across three states.
- Book review: Sea-Level Rise and the Legal Stability of Maritime Zones - International law and climate change
A book review examines the legal implications of sea-level rise on maritime boundaries and international law.
- The more we burn, the more we saveClickbait
An opinion piece presents a contrarian argument regarding the economic and environmental impacts of fossil fuel consumption.
- Times letters: Climate realism and future energy sourcesClickbait
A collection of reader letters discusses energy sources and climate change perspectives.
- 'Blue Wave' in U.S. Midterms Could Boost Korean Clean Energy, Battery Stocks, Stirring Retail InvestorsClickbait
Market analysts suggest U.S. election outcomes could influence Korean clean energy and battery stock performance.
- Mint Explainer: Are EVs with a small engine the way forward?Clickbait
This explainer discusses the potential role of small-engine electric vehicles in the transition to sustainable transport.
- New York homeowner's first solar bill explodes because of old utility meterClickbait
A New York homeowner experienced high utility bills due to an outdated meter failing to account for solar energy production.
- Australia EV owner sees home and grid at 0 kW, then utility data shows charger pulled from gridClickbait
An Australian EV owner investigates a technical issue involving their charger's interaction with the local power grid.
- Climate change has moved beyond the climate of previous generations, says Copernicus scientist
A Copernicus scientist states that current climate conditions have surpassed the historical climate variability experienced by previous generations.
- A Call for a “Powerful Europe” Free from Fossil Fuels and in Control of Its Own Destiny
An advocacy piece argues for European energy independence through the rapid phase-out of fossil fuels.
- Who pays? Understanding climate justice ahead of COP31
This article discusses the complexities of climate justice and financial responsibility in preparation for the upcoming COP31 climate summit.
- Price Shock Is Boon for Oil Stocks, Curse for Renewables
Market volatility is currently benefiting oil stocks while creating financial challenges for the renewable energy sector.
- 'Rich hippies' versus big oil. Supreme Court hears landmark climate change case
A news report covers the Supreme Court hearing of a climate lawsuit, framing it as a conflict between local interests and oil companies.
- Explainer: Why Some Indian Exporters Have To Pay Europe For Carbon Emissions In India
This explainer details why Indian exporters are subject to European carbon border adjustment mechanisms for their emissions.
- America's clean car surrender: How the US auto industry lobbied to become globally obsoleteClickbait
This opinion piece argues that the U.S. auto industry's lobbying efforts against clean cars have hindered its global competitiveness.
- To save millions of lives, the Trump administration is eviscerating climate change hysteriaClickbait
An opinion piece argues that the Trump administration's efforts to dismantle climate policies are beneficial for public health.
- Opinion | The Atlantic’s hurricane drought offers a lesson in climate science
An opinion piece discusses the scientific lessons learned from the current lull in Atlantic hurricane activity.
- El Niño Leaves Guanacaste Dry and My Family Rationing Water
A personal account describes the impacts of El Niño-induced drought and water rationing in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.
- Climate Crisis in Nepal's Himalayas Discussed at UN General Assembly; Art Workshop Held
The climate crisis in the Himalayas was highlighted during UN General Assembly discussions alongside community art initiatives.
- Oilsands Industry Has ‘Full Commitment’ to Pathways - But Needs Better Rules to Attract Investment, Murray Edwards Says
An oil industry executive argues that current regulations hinder investment despite the sector's stated commitment to decarbonization pathways.
- SIMPLICITY IS KEY: Why Scaling Pneumatic Emissions Hinges on Simplicity
This analysis argues that simplifying pneumatic equipment is essential for scaling methane emission reductions in the energy sector.
- Climate-change zealots are wrong about hurricanes
An opinion piece argues against the scientific consensus linking climate change to hurricane intensity.
- Alternative methane metric could give fairer view of farm emissions
Agricultural experts are debating whether alternative methane metrics provide a more accurate assessment of livestock emissions.
- Can there be solar for all, everywhere by the end of the decade?Clickbait
An analysis explores the feasibility of achieving universal solar energy access by the end of the decade.Also: DW.com
- Suman Sahai|98% Shortfall in Green Mission & Deforestation Amid Climate Change
An opinion column criticizes the failure to meet green mission targets and the ongoing issue of deforestation.
- Supreme Court cashes in on high-stakes climate drama with new caseClickbait
The Supreme Court is preparing to hear a new case involving climate-related legal issues.
- No polar bears, no wind farms: this outdoor exhibition asked 20 photographers to find new ways of showing the climate crisis, and they didn't hold back
A photography exhibition explores new artistic methods for depicting the climate crisis beyond traditional imagery like polar bears.
- Why Eastern Europe’s Carbon Future Depends on Cleaner Energy, Not Economic UncertaintyClickbait
An analysis piece discusses the necessity of transitioning Eastern Europe to cleaner energy sources amid economic challenges.
- 3 Renewable Energy Stocks Investors May Revisit As Carbon Rules TightenClickbait
An investment analysis piece discusses three renewable energy stocks that may benefit from tightening carbon regulations.
- Experts suggest for long-term policy certaintyClickbait
Experts in Bangladesh are calling for long-term policy certainty to encourage investment in the energy sector.
- Don Rittner: Shedding (Solar) light on a subject
A local columnist discusses the benefits and implementation of solar energy projects.
- Senate permitting bill would be a gift to data centers and their massive gas buildout
Oil Change International argues that proposed U.S. Senate permitting legislation would facilitate a significant expansion of natural gas infrastructure.
- Climate Change Is Already Expensive. The Supreme Court May Stick You with the Bill.
An advocacy piece discusses the potential legal and financial implications of an upcoming Supreme Court case regarding climate change damages.
- Stakes in U.S. Supreme Court's Climate Change Case Cannot Be Overstated
This commentary emphasizes the significant legal and societal implications of a pending climate change case before the Supreme Court.Also: Law.com
- Supreme Court Has Chance to End Legally Flawed Climate Claims
An opinion piece argues that the Supreme Court has an opportunity to dismiss climate-related lawsuits against energy firms.Also: Bloomberg Law News
- Why the Supreme Court Should Shut Down Boulder’s Climate Case
An opinion piece argues that the Supreme Court should dismiss a climate-related lawsuit brought by the city of Boulder.
- Europe’s methane emissions rules in the face of energy security concerns | Gulf Times
This analysis examines the tension between European methane emission regulations and ongoing energy security requirements.Also: Gulf Times
- The clean energy bottleneck isn't technology—it's market design
Experts argue that current electricity market designs, rather than technology limitations, are the primary bottleneck for clean energy deployment.
- Regulation by Litigation: Why Boulder’s Climate Lawsuit Threatens the Nation – and Florida
An opinion piece argues that climate litigation against energy companies poses a threat to national and state regulatory frameworks.Also: floridadaily.com
- America is hurtling toward a power grid crisis
Rising electricity demand and infrastructure delays are creating significant challenges for the U.S. power grid.
- The Coalition’s ‘chainsaw’ climate policy
An opinion piece criticizes the Australian Coalition's climate policy, characterizing it as regressive.
- The World Bank must now show just how serious it really is about climate protection
An opinion piece calls for the World Bank to demonstrate greater commitment to climate protection efforts.
- The Solar Opponents Begging Trump to Intervene in Michigan
Local opposition to solar development in Michigan is seeking federal intervention from the Trump administration.
- Climate change is altering our rivers - we need to change how we manage them
An opinion piece argues that climate change necessitates a shift in how river management is approached.
- Beyond water towers: Understanding the many roles of Himalayan glaciers
An analysis explores the critical roles Himalayan glaciers play beyond serving as regional water towers.
- Data center moratorium now
Environment America advocates for a moratorium on new data centers to address their significant energy and water consumption.
- A Climate Change Rebrand
Political discourse on climate change is shifting even as the transition to clean energy continues.
- The Litmus Test for “Made in Europe”
An open letter to EU leaders argues for continued support and investment in the European battery value chain.
- Widening the Aperture: Keeping People’s Options Open in a Changing Climate
This analysis discusses strategies for maintaining human security and options in the context of a changing climate.
- I treated heat stroke at the NYC Marathon. Marathons need to prepare for a climate-changed world
A medical professional argues that marathons must adapt their safety protocols to protect runners from increasing heat risks.
- DeBriefed 2 October 2026: Diesel ‘emergency’ | Brazil deforestation drop | Mumbai’s sea level fears
This weekly roundup covers diesel emergencies, deforestation trends in Brazil, and rising sea level concerns in Mumbai.
- Time for climate realism: net zero 2030 is only making us poorer
An opinion piece argues that current net-zero 2030 targets are economically damaging and unrealistic.
- Kashmir Needs a Climate Council to Build for a Changing Climate
This commentary advocates for the creation of a climate council in Kashmir to address regional environmental changes.
- Knowledge Nugget | Why is sea level rise a growing global threat?
An explainer article details the causes and global implications of rising sea levels.
- Pay the Global South for climate damage, but only if it prices carbon, says economist Greenstone
Economist Michael Greenstone argues that climate damage payments to the Global South should be contingent on the implementation of carbon pricing.
- Editor’s note: a good week for oil and gas
An editorial commentary discusses recent developments favorable to the oil and gas industry.
- Renewable Friday: AI Boosting Fossil Fuels
A commentary piece explores how artificial intelligence is currently being used to increase fossil fuel production.
- 'Keep oil and gas in the ground': Zack Polanski demands 'clean energy future' for the UKReprint
UK politician Zack Polanski calls for an end to new oil and gas projects in favor of a clean energy transition.
- Despite positive developments: Not enough being done to tackle climate crisis, says cognitive psychologistReprint
A cognitive psychologist argues that current climate efforts remain insufficient despite some positive developments.
- Hard Questions About the Permitting Bill
The NRDC provides an analysis of the potential impacts and concerns regarding proposed energy permitting legislation.
- Climate change is real, but overblown alarmist claims mislead Canadians and hide true costs and trade-offs of climate policies
An opinion piece argues that climate alarmism misleads the public regarding the costs and trade-offs of climate policies.
- One of the reasons things are getting more expensive is because we're not addressing climate change.
A U.S. Senator argues that failure to address climate change is contributing to rising costs of living.
- “Apocalyptic optimism”
An essay explores the concept of maintaining optimism while acknowledging the severe realities of the climate crisis.
- Climate justice should be put into practice: Foreign Minister Khanal
Nepal's Foreign Minister calls for the practical implementation of climate justice policies.
- Opinion: How Europe can avoid the US "grid congestion" trap
An opinion piece argues that Europe must proactively manage grid infrastructure to avoid congestion issues seen in the United States.
- Leveraging the IAA to Build Europe’s Battery Value Chain
An analysis argues that the Industrial Accelerator Act is essential for overcoming setbacks in Europe's battery manufacturing sector.
- Byron Donalds On Climate & Energy: Where the Candidates Stand
This profile outlines the climate and energy policy positions of political candidate Byron Donalds.
- Blog: Why investing in social protection matters in a changing climate
This blog post argues for the importance of social protection programs in helping vulnerable populations adapt to climate change.
- Canada and Australia can learn from each other on climate debates: Senator Galvez
Canadian Senator Rosa Galvez suggests that Canada and Australia can share strategies to improve their respective climate policy debates.
- Can the Renewable Energy Transition Keep Pace with a Changing Climate?Clickbait
This piece explores the challenges of aligning the pace of the global renewable energy transition with accelerating climate change.
- Why New CAFE 3 Norms Mark A Paradigm Shift Away From Micromanagement And Towards Outcome Oriented Regulation
The author argues that new CAFE 3 norms represent a shift toward outcome-oriented regulation for the automotive industry.
- Op-Ed: The energy transition is starting to feed itself
This opinion piece argues that the energy transition is creating a self-sustaining cycle of technological and economic growth.
- How can we stop coastal erosion?Clickbait
An article explores methods for addressing coastal erosion.
- From more power to better power: Rethinking Bangladesh’s energy futureClickbait
An overview of Bangladesh's energy sector discusses the transition toward more sustainable and reliable power sources.
- Holding the Line: Reflections from New York Climate Week 2026
A corporate reflection piece summarizes takeaways from New York Climate Week 2026 regarding sustainability commitments.
- LPB documentary explores Carbon Capture (Monday)Clickbait
A local documentary broadcast on LPB explores the role and function of carbon capture technology.Also: American Press
- EPA repeal of greenhouse gas limits gives ‘life support’ to coal industry, despite climate risks
Public health experts argue that the repeal of federal greenhouse gas limits undermines climate goals and extends the life of coal plants.
- The Supreme Court should not let Colorado set national climate policy
An editorial argues against allowing Colorado to set national climate policy through the court system.Also: Washington Times
- How the oil and gas industry is winning on EU methane rules
An analysis piece argues that the oil and gas industry is successfully influencing EU methane regulations.Also: Sustainable Views
- Sir David King on what climate action requires from people, business and government
Sir David King outlines the necessary actions required from various sectors to effectively address the climate crisis.Also: Sustainability Online
- Nuclear power’s quarter-century of stagnation has no end in sight, and has been overtaken by solar PV
An analysis argues that nuclear power growth has stagnated while solar PV capacity has rapidly expanded.Also: Renew Economy
- Why India’s new fuel-efficiency norms a missed opportunity | Explained
An analysis argues that India's new fuel-efficiency standards represent a missed opportunity for stronger climate action.Also: The Hindu
- Why India needs more transmission, battery storage for green energy push
An analysis highlights the necessity of expanding transmission infrastructure and battery storage to support India's renewable energy transition.Also: The Indian Express
- A Redefinition of “Emergency Management” Could Upend FEMA’s Mission
Proposed changes to FEMA's mission and emergency management definitions could significantly alter how the U.S. responds to climate-driven disasters.
- Why time matters in carbon accounting
Financial analysts discuss the importance of temporal accuracy in corporate carbon accounting and reporting standards.
- How Jeff Bezos’ Earth Fund Benefits Compare With Amazon’s Emissions
This analysis compares the financial contributions of Jeff Bezos' Earth Fund against the total carbon footprint of Amazon.Also: Newsweek
- Why sustainability matters for managing geopolitical risks
Financial experts discuss the necessity of integrating sustainability into geopolitical risk management strategies.Also: greencentralbanking.com
- The green light for the largest coalmine in NSW history is shocking proof that our governance systems are betraying Australians | Georgina Woods
An opinion piece argues that the approval of a large coal mine represents a failure of governance regarding the climate crisis.
- What’s on the climate calendar for October 2026?
An overview of upcoming climate-related events and policy deadlines for October 2026.
- Wildfire damage in Antalya, COP31 venue, draws attention to Türkiye’s climate crisis
An advocacy group highlights wildfire damage in Antalya as evidence of Turkey's intensifying climate crisis.
- Pakistan’s Climate Crisis Is Also A Women’s Crisis
This opinion piece highlights how climate change disproportionately affects women in Pakistan through economic and social instability.
- EU climate neutrality: Experts warn that a delay would be costlyReprint
Experts warn that delaying EU climate neutrality targets will result in significant long-term economic costs.
- Modeling the unequal benefits of U.S. environmental policyStudy
A study models the distribution of benefits from U.S. environmental policies across different socioeconomic groups.
- Brazil presidential candidates split over climate agenda
Brazilian presidential candidates hold differing views on the country's climate policy agenda.
- Environmentalist urges govt to prioritise climate action
An environmentalist is calling on the government to prioritize and accelerate climate action.Also: EnviroNews Nigeria
- The MacArthur ‘Genius’ Studying Sea Ice Secrets
A climate scientist studying sea ice has been awarded a MacArthur Fellowship.
- Beyond Net Zero: What Does Business Responsibility Mean after Climate Disaster?Study
A report examines the role of business responsibility and corporate accountability in the wake of climate-driven disasters.
- New York Assemblywomen Speak About the Intersections of Climate Injustice
New York Assemblywomen discussed the social and economic intersections of climate injustice in a recent forum.
- Germany and California Make Up an Environmental Superpower
Germany and California are collaborating on environmental policy and climate strategy.Also: The Nation, The Nation
- New York Climate Week: Evolving Conversations on Climate Change and Energy
New York Climate Week featured discussions on the evolving landscape of climate change and energy policy.Also: Holland & Knight
- Propelling change: can respiratory care cut its carbon footprint without compromising patients?
An analysis explores whether the respiratory care sector can reduce its carbon footprint without impacting patient outcomes.
- Canada’s global tilt invites more climate policy, not less
An analysis suggests Canada's shifting international focus may lead to increased domestic and global climate policy engagement.
- Against the Ocean Wall
An essay explores the cultural and physical challenges of coastal adaptation in the face of rising oceans.Also: Pioneer Works
- Fool Us Once
An AEI commentary piece critiques current climate policy approaches.
- Letters to the Editor: Proposed data center effects not worth riskReprint
A letter to the editor expresses concern over the potential environmental impacts of a proposed data center.
- Opinion: The climate crisis shouldn’t be forgotten amid the latest news headlines
An opinion piece argues that the climate crisis requires sustained attention despite competing news headlines.
- Extreme Weather Disasters – The Planet is Fighting Back
An opinion piece discusses the relationship between extreme weather disasters and climate change.
- Can we redesign coffee for global warming?Clickbait
An opinion piece explores the possibility of adapting coffee crops to withstand global warming.
- Letter: State needs strong measures to limit methane pollution
A letter to the editor advocates for stronger state-level measures to reduce methane pollution.
- Powering the futureClickbait
A general discussion on the future of energy production.
- Climate ChangeClickbait
This is a generic landing page for climate change news.
September 2026
- Nepal’s disaster has laid bare the world’s adaptation accountability gap
An opinion piece argues that recent disasters in Nepal highlight a significant global failure in climate adaptation accountability.
- Alito Says Recusal in Climate Case Is ‘Prudent’ But Not Required
Justice Alito states that recusal from a climate-related case is prudent but not legally required.
- What AI Can and Cannot Do for the Climate, According to the IEAStudy
The IEA releases an assessment on the potential and limitations of artificial intelligence in addressing climate change.
- New UK gas and oil projects are a ‘no-brainer’, says EDF boss
The head of EDF Energy argues that new North Sea oil and gas projects are compatible with the UK's net zero goals.
- Opinion | Welcome to the Plunderdome: How Big Tech Sold Out Its Climate Pledges to Power AI
An opinion piece criticizes major technology companies for prioritizing AI energy needs over their established climate commitments.
- Opinion | Trump’s fuel efficiency rules do not doom climate goals
An opinion piece argues that the recent rollback of fuel efficiency standards will not necessarily prevent the achievement of climate goals.
- Why the nor'easter’s storm surge was so high, and what it says about the El Niño winter ahead
An analysis explains the factors behind a recent high-surge nor'easter and its implications for the upcoming winter.
- Trump can't stop America's shift to clean energy. And we can accelerate it.Clickbait
An opinion piece argues that the U.S. clean energy transition is resilient and can be accelerated despite political opposition.
- Tom Tiffany's Anti-Renewable Energy Plan Could Cost Wisconsin Families Billions compared to Crowley's Clean Energy Agenda
An advocacy group compares the economic impacts of competing renewable energy policy proposals in Wisconsin.
- Byron Donalds says solar power is a ‘fad’ but Florida utilities are expanding its use
A Florida representative dismisses solar power as a fad despite significant utility-scale expansion of the technology in the state.
- Deborah Levine: When AI and climate change dangerously intersectReprint
An opinion piece examines the environmental consequences of the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure.
- In CAFE 3, auto companies have wider choices and a better view of the road
An editorial discusses how the new CAFE 3 norms provide Indian auto companies with more flexibility in their transition strategies.
- Watch: Climate Week Panel on China’s Global Development PushClickbait
A panel discussion explores the environmental and climate implications of China's global infrastructure and energy investments.
- Corporations claim their fossil fuel emissions are a drop in the ocean. But what if we could count the real cost?Clickbait
An opinion piece questions the true environmental cost of corporate fossil fuel emissions.
- Small Signals, Big Effects: Why Symbolic Policies Matter for Climate Politics -
A political science analysis examines the role and impact of symbolic policies within the broader context of climate politics.Also: Political Science Now
- Supreme Court Should Pull Back the Curtain on Climate Liability Strategies
An opinion piece argues that the Supreme Court should provide more transparency regarding climate liability litigation strategies.
- Maybe the Justices Don’t Want to Rule on Climate Lawsuits?
An analysis speculates on the Supreme Court's potential reluctance to issue a definitive ruling on climate liability lawsuits.Also: National Review
- Unsettling images reveal stark impact of humans on the environment
A photography exhibition highlights the visible environmental impacts of human activity on the landscape.
- Why Systems Change is Good For You and Why It's More Achievable Than You May Think…
An advocacy piece argues that systemic change is both necessary and achievable to address the climate crisis.
- How To Protect People From Extreme Heat At Mega-Events? Plan AheadClickbait
This opinion piece argues for proactive planning to protect attendees from extreme heat at large-scale public events.
- Give Impetus To Climate Diplomacy
An opinion piece urges for increased focus and momentum in international climate diplomacy.
- James Lovelock, scientist, delivers chilling warning: “We will be reduced to 500 million humans living up therClickbait
The late scientist James Lovelock is cited for his past warnings regarding the future of the human population.
- How the solar surge is reshaping the energy transition: An interview with Frédéric Godelmel of Schneider Electric
An interview with a Schneider Electric executive explores how the rapid growth of solar power is transforming the energy transition.
- China’s EV weight problem
This analysis examines the environmental and efficiency challenges posed by the increasing weight of electric vehicles in China.
- Decarbonization as a Strategic Imperative: Why Tax Policy MattersClickbait
This article discusses the role of tax policy in incentivizing corporate decarbonization efforts.
- What could a climate council unlock for Indonesia’s climate agenda?Clickbait
This analysis explores the potential impact of establishing a dedicated climate council on Indonesia's national climate agenda.
- The Disappearance of the Great Barrier Reef, by Arya Adhye, Student Intern
A student intern provides a personal perspective on the environmental degradation of the Great Barrier Reef.
- Boulder County’s national power grabClickbait
An opinion piece criticizes Boulder County's climate-related legal actions against fossil fuel companies.
- The good news nobody will tell you: the Great Barrier Reef is refusing to die on scheduleClickbait
An opinion piece argues that the Great Barrier Reef is showing more resilience than previously predicted.
- Commentary: Killer mosquitoes, rabid bats and bear attacks: Climate change is making eco-horror feel real
An opinion piece discusses how climate change is increasingly reflected in modern cultural fears and eco-horror narratives.
- Investments can be your climate actionClickbait
An opinion piece suggests that individual investment choices can serve as a form of climate action.
- Viewpoint: Speak up for energy efficiency and renewable energyClickbait
An opinion piece encourages public advocacy for energy efficiency and renewable energy initiatives.
- Helming, O’Mara Lead Energy Roundtable on Solar Projects
New York state legislators held a roundtable discussion regarding the development of local solar energy projects.
- Was DeSantis an Everglades champion or ecological villain? | ExclusiveClickbait
This piece evaluates Governor Ron DeSantis's environmental record regarding the Florida Everglades.
- 'A brutal reminder'Clickbait
An opinion piece reflects on recent climate-related disasters as a warning for future environmental stability.
- Alito’s Recusal From Climate Case: Too Little, Too Late?
An analysis questions whether Justice Alito's recusal from a climate case due to fossil fuel stock holdings is sufficient.
- Governments must reconcile dissonant climate assessment approaches
Nature argues that governments must standardize and reconcile conflicting approaches to climate risk assessment.
- We can finally measure the damage each new coal, gas or oil project will do to people and natureClickbait
New methodologies allow for the measurement of environmental and human damage caused by individual fossil fuel projects.
- What it means for global warming to exceed 1.5°C
An explainer details the scientific and environmental implications of global temperatures exceeding the 1.5°C threshold.
- Consumer advocates: Supreme Court climate case could 'rewrite' American economyClickbait
Consumer advocates discuss the potential economic impacts of a Supreme Court case regarding climate regulation.
- Opinion: Ottawa must not abandon electric vehicles to align with Washington
This opinion piece argues that Canada should maintain its commitment to electric vehicle policy rather than aligning with U.S. deregulation.Also: The Globe and Mail
- Black Lung Disease Is the Only True Comeback for Coal
This opinion piece discusses the resurgence of black lung disease among coal miners.Also: Bloomberg $
- Imported Emissions : The Missing Link in Climate Policy
An analysis explores the challenges of accounting for imported emissions within current climate policy frameworks.
- COP31 must aim higher to cut emissions from the use of materials
An opinion piece argues that the COP31 climate summit must prioritize reducing emissions associated with material consumption.
- Tragedy stopped Mawson exploring this remote Antarctic region. We must get there to study its melting ice
The author argues for the necessity of scientific expeditions to study melting ice in remote regions of Antarctica.
- Canada's 2023 wildfires broke longstanding media caution around climate reporting
Canada's record-breaking 2023 wildfire season shifted media approaches to reporting on climate change and its direct impacts.
- Should climate risk be a part of your home loan conversation?
An opinion piece discusses whether climate risk should be a standard consideration in home loan applications.Also: Fortune India
- Britain won’t dim sunlight to fight climate change
The British government has stated it will not pursue solar geoengineering as a method to combat climate change.Also: The Times $
- The BRICS Between Assertiveness and Attractiveness: Climate Leadership and Global Governance in a Transforming Global Order
This academic analysis examines how BRICS nations are positioning themselves regarding climate leadership and global governance.
- We're in this together, Earth's leaders told each other at the UN. But how does that work, exactly?Clickbait
The article questions the practical implementation of international climate cooperation discussed by world leaders at the United Nations.
- The bill has come due. But no one wants to pay for climate mitigationClickbait
An opinion piece discusses the economic challenges and lack of funding for necessary climate mitigation efforts.Also: Fortune
- Europe’s Climate Rules Collide With an Energy Crisis
The article analyzes the tension between European climate policy goals and the current energy crisis.
- UK must avoid US-style climate debate, minister says
A UK minister stated that the country must avoid the polarized, partisan climate debates currently seen in the United States.
- Commentary: Battery energy storage to the rescue
A commentary piece discusses the essential role of battery energy storage in supporting a reliable and renewable-heavy power grid.
- Is China About to Assume Global Climate Leadership? | by Tim Smedley | The New Climate. | Sep, 2026
This analysis examines whether China is positioning itself to take a leading role in global climate policy.
- Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino discusses sovereignty, migration, climate change at World Leaders Forum
Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino discussed the links between migration and climate change at a university forum.
- The UK Heatwave and What It Means for Our Food, Water and Diets
This article explores the impacts of UK heat waves on food security and water resources.
- Give Georgia’s Marshes Space to Migrate
This opinion piece advocates for land-use policies that allow Georgia's salt marshes to migrate inland as sea levels rise.
- Taylor Swift fans lower climate concerns to justify star’s carbon footprint
A study suggests fans downplay climate concerns to align their beliefs with the carbon-intensive lifestyle of celebrity Taylor Swift.
- 3 ways AI hyperscalers can seize the clean energy momentClickbait
The World Economic Forum outlines three strategies for AI data center operators to integrate clean energy sources.
- Green Energy Mandates Meet the Commerce ClauseClickbait
This piece discusses the legal challenges and constitutional implications of state-level green energy mandates.
- EESI Impact 31 - September 2026 | Newsletter | EESI
The EESI newsletter provides a monthly summary of federal climate and energy policy developments and legislative updates.
- Climate Plans Need Workers, Not Just Disclosure
An opinion piece argues that corporate climate transition plans must prioritize worker involvement alongside financial disclosure requirements.
- Prime Minister's speech at Labour Conference: comment
The ECIU provides commentary on the UK Prime Minister's recent speech regarding climate and energy policy at the Labour Conference.
- Alito Recusal in Landmark Climate Case Called 'Bare Minimum' Given Big Oil Tactics
Advocacy groups argue that Justice Alito's recusal from a climate case is insufficient given his financial ties to the oil industry.
- Op-Ed: Upcoming Philippine Electric Vehicle Summit is an Audit of National PolicyClickbait
An opinion piece argues that the upcoming Philippine Electric Vehicle Summit serves as a critical audit of national EV policy.
- Texas should restore climate change to core curriculum | Opinion
This opinion piece argues that Texas should include climate change education in its core school curriculum.
- Controversial battery energy storage projects not going awayReprint
Local debate continues regarding the siting and implementation of battery energy storage projects.
- Climate ChangeReprint
This is a general news portal page for climate change topics without a specific report or event.
- Something Far Worse Than A Normal Atlantic Shift Is Already Underway Ed Davey (14d7UOWNCt)Clickbait
An opinion piece argues that current shifts in the Atlantic represent a significant and concerning environmental trend.
- ‘El Niño 2026–27: no excuse for inaction’
An advocacy piece argues that the upcoming El Niño event must not be used as an excuse for climate inaction.
- America's Clean Car Retreat Is Complete. The World Will Move On Without Us
This commentary argues that the U.S. retreat from clean car standards will leave the country behind in the global automotive market.
- What Is Earth's Global Average Temperature and How Is It Changing?Study
NASA provides an educational overview of how global average temperatures are measured and why they are rising.
- Sea level rise: Can a country retain its statehood even if it loses its territory?
Legal experts are debating the status of statehood for nations that may lose their entire territory due to sea-level rise.Also: The Indian Express
- No through road: How a key route to lower transport emissions has been blocked
This advocacy piece argues that recent policy shifts have blocked critical pathways for reducing transport emissions in Scotland.Also: stopclimatechaos.scot
- Five Takeaways From YSE Experts at Climate Week NYC
Yale experts summarize key takeaways regarding climate policy and action from Climate Week NYC.
- Human Rights in the Age of Climate Change
This piece explores the intersection of human rights and the ongoing global climate crisis.
- South Pacific: As Small Islands Battle Climate Change, Debts Should Not Be Weaponized
An analysis argues that debt burdens should not be used against South Pacific island nations as they struggle with climate change impacts.
- Opinion: Helene survivor — it’s time to move beyond market-b...
A hurricane survivor argues that current market-based approaches are insufficient to address the realities of climate-driven disasters.
- Climate overshoot
An overview of the concept of climate overshoot and its implications for global warming targets.Also: WAMC
- Opinion: What Exceeding 1.5°C of Global Warming Means
An opinion piece discusses the implications of global temperatures exceeding the 1.5°C threshold.
- Climate disasters are getting worse – risks escalate when authoritarian regimes keep neighbours in the dark
An analysis discusses how authoritarian governance hinders disaster response and climate risk management between neighboring countries.
- The UN chief who refused to hush climate change
This profile examines the UN Secretary-General's persistent advocacy for aggressive climate action despite political opposition.
- UN says solving climate change is a ‘decisive test of global solidarity’
The UN Secretary-General describes addressing climate change as a critical test for global cooperation and solidarity.
- Stop the West Coast pipeline. Not even the oil companies are asking for it
An opinion piece calls for the cancellation of a West Coast pipeline project, noting a lack of industry support.Also: Canadian Dimension
- Climate Crisis: 1.5°C Target Slipping Away — Urgent Action Needed!Clickbait
This piece warns that the 1.5°C warming limit is becoming increasingly difficult to achieve without urgent action.Also: tatsatchronicle.com
- Poll shows bipartisan support for reducing air pollution and growing clean energyStudy
A new poll indicates broad bipartisan public support for increasing clean energy production and reducing air pollution.
- What the Ongoing ‘Deregulation’ of Auto Emissions Really Means—If AnythingClickbait
An analysis examines the potential real-world impacts of the ongoing deregulation of auto emissions standards.Also: The Drive
- Planet China
A podcast episode examines China's electric vehicle exports and the environmental impacts of its Belt and Road Initiative infrastructure projects.
- EBMUD Director Andy Katz: Climate change brings biggest challenges
EBMUD Director Andy Katz identifies climate change as the primary challenge facing water management infrastructure.
- Where the Candidates Stand: Kathy Castor on Climate & Energy
An overview is provided regarding Representative Kathy Castor's stated positions on climate and energy policy.
- As El Niño intensifies, we should be investing more in the world’s farmers
The author argues that increased investment in global agriculture is essential to help farmers cope with intensifying El Niño events.
- New polling: climate change is back in people’s top prioritiesStudy
New polling data indicates that climate change has returned to the list of top priorities for the general public.
- Where to live? How climate change is forcing us to rethink our relationship with our surroundings
Climate change is forcing a societal re-evaluation of where people live and how they interact with their local environments.
- Africa is not responsible for climate crisis: Activist Vanessa Nakate
Activist Vanessa Nakate highlights that African nations bear minimal responsibility for the global climate crisis.
- Exam stress, extreme heat, uncertain future: Why young people’s mental health is becoming a bigger concern
Young people are increasingly reporting mental health concerns linked to climate-related stressors like extreme heat and uncertain futures.
- India's carbon paradox: Big emitter but small per-capita footprint
India faces a climate paradox as a major total emitter with a relatively low per-capita carbon footprint.
- Fossil fuels vs. solar: Which should power Florida to lower energy bills?
A local news report examines the economic debate between fossil fuel and solar energy investments in Florida.
- Europe's next post-2030 target must help people cope with today's climate
An analysis suggests that future European climate targets must prioritize immediate adaptation and support for citizens facing current climate impacts.
- Sunday's energy & climate storiesClickbait
A roundup of energy and climate news stories from Sunday.
- Climate change is harming two of Australia’s most unique tourist attractions - and the livelihoods that depend on them
A personal commentary piece discusses the economic impact of climate change on Australian tourist attractions.
- Net zero without retreat: The winning path for companies on climate
An opinion piece discusses strategies for corporations to maintain net-zero commitments despite political and economic pressures.
- The Senate wants to pass a permitting reform bill. So what’s the holdup?Reprint
U.S. senators are struggling to reach a consensus on permitting reform legislation that could impact energy infrastructure projects.
- Frankenstein made Mary Shelley immortal. Her other visionary novel anticipated a world of climate change and pandemic
Mary Shelley's lesser-known novel is analyzed for its visionary anticipation of climate change and pandemic scenarios.
- How AI took over a key climate event
Artificial intelligence played a significant and controversial role at a recent major climate event.
- Why Climate Resilience Must Become a Priority for MSMEs
This opinion piece argues that small and medium-sized enterprises must prioritize climate resilience strategies.
- Organic Beef Has a Larger Carbon Footprint Than Feedlot Beef
A report suggests that organic beef production may have a higher carbon footprint than conventional feedlot methods.
- This Albertan trades in a murky carbon market crucial to Carney's pipeline deal
An Albertan trader is involved in a complex carbon market linked to a major pipeline deal.
- Environmental solutions we can’t see
Researchers explore hidden environmental solutions that are not immediately visible to the public.
- The next generation of integrated power businesses with Molly Morris
An industry expert discusses the evolution of integrated power business models in the context of the energy transition.
- Building the Power Supply Infrastructure for GX?Clickbait
This article discusses the infrastructure requirements for Japan's Green Transformation (GX) policy.
- 4 reasons why next-generation credits are redefining nature-based carbon marketsClickbait
This article outlines four reasons why next-generation credits are changing the landscape of nature-based carbon markets.
- Battery Storage Can Help New York Build A More Affordable, Reliable Energy Future -Clickbait
An opinion piece discusses how battery storage can contribute to a more reliable and affordable energy future in New York.
- This Chicago museum gets people talking about climate change
The Chicago Museum of Science and Industry is utilizing exhibits on clean energy and glacial melt to engage the public on climate change.
- Edelman Fossil Park & Museum's Kenneth Lacovara speaks at United Nations
Paleontologist Kenneth Lacovara discussed climate history and its lessons for the present during a presentation at the United Nations.
- Cheer this latest strike against NY pols’ climate posturing
An opinion piece criticizes New York politicians' climate policies following a recent legal development.
- Climate Justice
An editorial discusses the concept and necessity of climate justice for vulnerable populations.
- The importance of timely rains in a drought
This analysis explains the agricultural importance of timely rainfall during drought periods.
- Starter Pack: Climate Change
This introductory guide provides foundational information on the causes and impacts of climate change.
- Q&A: This Comedy Series Is Taking Aim at Big Oil’s PR Machine
A new comedy series aims to satirize the public relations strategies used by major oil companies.
- SMUD’s new CEO reflects on family legacy and clean energy
The new CEO of the Sacramento Municipal Utility District discusses his family history and the utility's transition toward clean energy.
- What We Are Reading: Environmental & Energy Series September 2026
A legal review provides a summary of recent environmental and energy-related news and literature.Also: energyintel.com
- Carefree – It rained! Is the drought over?Clickbait
This piece discusses whether recent rainfall is sufficient to end local drought conditions.
- Why Your Energy Bill Is About to Skyrocket $1,465 a Year Higher — Unless This HappensClickbait
An article speculates on potential increases in energy costs for consumers.
- Just One Thing: Create a Solar Co-opClickbait
A lifestyle column encourages readers to participate in local solar energy cooperatives.
- Opinion: Remembering Hurricane Helene, recognizing climate change, regardless of politics
This opinion piece calls for acknowledging the role of climate change in Hurricane Helene regardless of political affiliation.Also: Yahoo
- Gas Vs Green: Who Wins Under Trump’s Relaxed Fuel Rules That Ends Biden's EV Mandate?
An analysis examines the economic and environmental implications of the Trump administration's decision to relax fuel economy standards.Also: NDTV Profit
- Florida Homeowners Are Paying the Price of a Broken Disaster System
An opinion piece argues that Florida's disaster management and insurance systems are failing homeowners amid increasing climate risks.
- Texas can’t hide from climate change by stopping students from learning about it
This opinion piece argues against Texas policies that restrict climate change education in schools.
- Pro/Con: Wildfire seasons are worsened by burning fossil fuels
An opinion piece discusses the link between fossil fuel combustion and the worsening of wildfire seasons.
- Solar, Wind, Battery Storage, And Politics — It’s Complicated
Texas is experiencing record-breaking electricity demand and extreme weather, highlighting the complexities of grid management.
- Former VP Al Gore: A clean Earth is within world's grasp even as climate dangers accelerate
Al Gore discusses the feasibility of a clean energy transition despite accelerating climate risks.
- Greetings from the Inferno
A literary review explores themes related to the climate crisis and environmental destruction.
- UNGA 81 Climate Summit: From Nepal’s Floods to Global Action, Leaders Choose Hope Over Alarm
World leaders discussed climate action and the impacts of recent floods during the UN General Assembly summit.
- ‘Climate Judges’ declare Ireland climate hypocrites
A group of climate activists acting as 'climate judges' has publicly criticized Ireland's environmental policy record.Also: Tuam Herald, Tuam Herald
- Even if Netanyahu loses, Israel faces a glaring void in environmental policy
An opinion piece argues that Israel lacks a coherent environmental policy regardless of the current political leadership.
- Opinion | The Super El Niño Comes Bearing One Gift: Time to Prepare
An opinion piece argues that the current El Niño provides a necessary window of time to prepare for climate impacts.
- School Students Missed 15 Million Teaching Hours Due to June HeatwaveReprint
A report indicates that students lost 15 million teaching hours during a June heatwave, highlighting the educational impact of extreme heat.
- Wildfire smoke is a disaster hiding in plain sight
An opinion piece discusses the significant public health and environmental dangers posed by increasing wildfire smoke.
- Could Europe’s data centre boom trigger a nuclear power revival?Clickbait
Rising electricity demand from European data centers is sparking discussions about a potential resurgence in nuclear power capacity.
- The EV tipping point has arrived and Australia is no longer the exception | Analysis
An analysis suggests that Australia has reached a tipping point in electric vehicle adoption.
- Africa’s solar revolution is already here. Our governments need to catch up
This opinion piece argues that African governments must accelerate policy support to keep pace with the continent's solar energy growth.
- Providence is Too Hot to Handle
This opinion piece discusses the challenges of rising urban temperatures in Providence.Also: Brown Political Review
- World leaders commended over sea-level rise declaration, urged to sustain actionReprint
Global leaders are being urged to maintain momentum following the adoption of the UN declaration on sea level rise.
- A (not so) super El Niño
A student column discusses the current El Niño event and its potential climate implications.
- OPINION- Bhotekoshi flood: Nepal’s message to a warming world
An opinion piece discusses the Bhotekoshi flood as a symbolic message regarding the urgency of global warming.
- SA may reach its emissions targets, but are they too easy?Clickbait
An opinion piece questions whether South Africa's climate emissions targets are sufficiently ambitious.
- Donald Trump Approves New Fuel Economy Standards, Rolling Back Biden’s EV Mandate: how 21 outlets framed it
A media analysis reviews how various news outlets covered the Trump administration's rollback of fuel economy standards.
- India is going electric without a grid and charging network ready for itClickbait
An opinion piece argues that India's electric vehicle adoption is outpacing the development of necessary grid and charging infrastructure.
- UN Climate Chief Warning Puts Political Division Over Europe’s €180bn Economic CrisisReprint
A UN climate official's warning regarding economic policy in Europe highlights ongoing political divisions.
- Some facts about battery energy storage as projects roil communities
This article provides an overview of battery energy storage technology amid growing community concerns over local projects.
- COP31 position paper must reflect workers' rights and climate resilience: Experts
Experts argue that the COP31 position paper must prioritize labor rights and climate resilience strategies.
- Young Nigerians Losing Faith in Elections, Waziri's Seventh Bid, and Nigeria's Methane ProblemClickbait
A news roundup discusses Nigerian politics alongside the country's ongoing methane emission challenges.
- ‘Wildlife encounters’ | Sea level rise expert, photographer to present FOAM program in Arcata
An expert on sea-level rise and a photographer will present a program on coastal changes in Arcata, California.
- The energy transition depends on a critical factor: grid stabilityClickbait
This commentary highlights the critical role of grid stability in the ongoing global energy transition.
- Nepal Has Spoken on Himalayan Climate. Now It Must ActClickbait
This opinion piece argues that Nepal must move beyond rhetoric and implement concrete actions to address Himalayan climate change impacts.
- Climate change comedy offers serious message
A comedy production aims to communicate the serious realities of climate change to audiences.
- A helpful explainer of this year’s ‘Super Godzilla El Niño’ in under 5 minutes, with visualsClickbait
A short video provides an overview of the current El Niño event and its potential impacts.
- Reasons for hope amid the global warming gloomClickbait
An opinion piece discusses reasons for optimism regarding global climate change efforts.
- Looking at the electric vehicle (EV) with new layman’s eyesClickbait
This opinion piece offers a personal perspective on the transition to electric vehicles for the average consumer.Also: Daily Tribune
- Letter to the Editor: Not much for us to gain from solar project
A local letter to the editor expresses opposition to a proposed solar project in the community.
- Pro/Con: The world isn't burning; the climate-change narrative isClickbait
A pro-con opinion piece argues against the scientific consensus regarding the severity of climate change.
- Answering accelerating crisis with actionClickbait
An opinion piece advocates for increased action in response to the accelerating climate crisis.
- After a Deadly Flood, What Does Climate Justice for Nepal Look Like?
An interview explores the concept of climate justice in Nepal following deadly glacier-related flooding events.
- Think gas prices are too low? Don’t fret, Trump plans to raise them Monday
An opinion piece criticizes administration policies regarding fuel economy standards and their impact on gas prices.
- Greece Is One of the World’s Hottest Climate Crisis Hot Spots
Greece is identified as a major climate crisis hotspot due to its vulnerability to extreme heat.Also: tovima.com
- The smokestack illusion: Who really pays for net zero
An economic analysis examines the distribution of costs associated with transitioning to net-zero emissions.Also: cepr.org
- UNGA: A week that laid bare the world’s fault lines, climate crisis all over it
An advocacy group analyzes how the climate crisis influenced discussions at the recent United Nations General Assembly.Also: 350.org
- Storm surge: State leaders are nickel-and-diming a billion-dollar climate crisisClickbait
An opinion piece criticizing Massachusetts state leadership for insufficient funding and action regarding the climate crisis.
- The Trout Our Fathers Caught, Our Children May Never See
An opinion piece discusses the decline of local trout populations due to environmental changes in mountain regions.Also: PAMIR TIMES
- Breaking all the Wrong Records
An opinion piece discusses the implications of recent record-breaking climate data and environmental trends.Also: The University Times
- We can’t stop the ‘Godzilla’ El Niño – but can we limit its damage?
This analysis discusses the limitations of human intervention in stopping El Niño while exploring strategies to mitigate its damage.
- What is El Niño, what causes it and can we reduce the risks?
An explainer details the mechanics of El Niño and its relationship to global climate risks.
- Letter to the Editor: Combat climate change with Kaul
A letter to the editor advocates for political action on climate change.Also: Mid Hudson News
- Reasons For Hope Amid The Global Warming Gloom – OpEd
An opinion piece explores reasons for optimism regarding the global transition to a sustainable future.Also: Eurasia Review, Arab News
- What Barcelona’s heatwave can teach T&T
An analysis explores lessons Trinidad and Tobago can learn from Barcelona's experience with heat waves.
- New Mexico needs modern tools for worsening wildfires
An opinion piece argues that New Mexico requires updated resources and tools to manage increasingly severe wildfire threats.
- Climate change can affect your mental health – here’s how to cope
This article provides guidance on managing mental health challenges associated with climate change anxiety.
- Why Pakistan’s Disaster Financing Must Put Women At Center Of RecoveryClickbait
This opinion piece argues that disaster financing in Pakistan must prioritize the specific needs of women during recovery efforts.Also: thefridaytimes.com
- Ban on US Diesel Exports Would Hurt, Not Help, Fuel Market Analysts Say
Market analysts argue that a ban on U.S. diesel exports would negatively impact the fuel market.
- Op-Ed: How America Is Ceding the Clean Tech Century to ChinaClickbait
This opinion piece argues that the United States is losing its competitive edge in clean technology to China.Also: Bloomberg $
- Some TV meteorologists want to talk about climate change. Not everyone wants to hear it
TV meteorologists face challenges and public pushback when attempting to link local weather events to climate change.
- Al Gore on the Global Climate Crisis: “We’re Going to Win This”
Al Gore discusses the current state of the climate crisis and expresses optimism regarding the global transition to clean energy.
- To make energy affordable again, end green mandates before the midterms
An opinion piece argues for the removal of environmental mandates to lower energy costs.
- Wave of overlooked 'left-wing' lawsuits could come with an unexpected price tag for Americans
An opinion piece argues that climate-related litigation could impose significant financial costs on American households.
- Survey rewind: how much pain at the pump will it take to switch to EV? [update]
A survey-based commentary explores consumer attitudes toward switching to electric vehicles based on rising fuel costs.
- Why climate change isn’t top of Wales’s agenda and how we change thatClickbait
This opinion piece discusses why climate change is not a priority in Welsh politics and suggests ways to increase its prominence.Also: Nation.Cymru
- Boykoff: They’ll be held accountable … someday
An opinion column discusses the long-term prospects for holding entities accountable for climate change.Also: Daily Camera
- Page 9&pl | 34 Mind-Shattering Facts Linking Factory Farming to the Climate CrisisClickbait
An advocacy piece lists facts linking industrial animal agriculture to the global climate crisis.
- Coral Reefs: “Rainforests of the Sea”Clickbait
An opinion piece highlights the ecological importance of coral reefs and the threats they face.
- EV choices double: Top new electric cars to buy
A consumer guide highlights the increasing variety of electric vehicle models available for purchase.
- Op-Ed | Repairing the Hudson Line is just part of MTA’s plan to combat impacts of climate change
An op-ed discusses the MTA's infrastructure plans to address climate-related transit vulnerabilities in New York.
- Climate views differ within US racial groups and fall along partisan linesStudy
Research indicates that climate change perceptions in the U.S. vary significantly based on political affiliation and racial background.
- Statement by Minister Osman Saleh at high-level plenary meeting on addressing the existential threats posed by sea level riseReprint
Eritrea's Minister of Information delivered a statement at the UN regarding the existential threat of sea-level rise.
- The Climate Issue newsletter: Donald Trump’s least favourite thing
A newsletter discusses the political implications of climate policy in the context of Donald Trump's platform.
- Mid-Ohio Valley Climate Corner: In Ohio, renewably sourced electricity can be an affordable choice
An opinion piece argues that renewable electricity is an increasingly affordable and viable option for Ohio residents.
- Opportunity for Kenya to build local electric vehicle industryClickbait
The article discusses the potential for Kenya to develop a domestic electric vehicle manufacturing industry.
- OPINION | SA’s battery boom: What developers, lenders and users need to knowClickbait
An opinion piece outlines key considerations for developers and lenders involved in South Africa's battery storage market.
- Editorial: Doubling down
This editorial discusses local climate-related policy decisions.
- Trust me, it’s easier being a climate change denier than an ‘eco-worrier’Clickbait
A personal essay reflecting on the psychological burden of climate anxiety compared to the perceived ease of climate denial.Also: The Independent
- climate changeClickbait
This is a general landing page for climate change coverage.
- Could plug-in options mean now is the time to go solar?Clickbait
This opinion piece discusses whether current market conditions make it an ideal time for homeowners to invest in solar energy.
- Climate Crisis Is No Longer a ‘Distant Warning,’ UN Leader Says
UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned world leaders that the window for meaningful climate action is rapidly closing.
- Nepal Pays for a Climate Crisis It Didn’t Create
This opinion piece argues that Nepal is disproportionately suffering from climate change impacts despite minimal contribution to global emissions.Also: Progressive.org
- DeBriefed 25 September: AI, ‘big oil’ criticised at UN | El Niño record | Africa’s preparedness
A weekly roundup covers climate-related news including UN discussions, El Niño records, and African climate preparedness.
- Former VP Al Gore: A clean Earth is within world’s grasp even as climate dangers accelerate
Al Gore emphasizes that while climate dangers are accelerating, the transition to a clean energy economy remains achievable.
- Climate multilateralism, geopolitics, and the transition away from fossil fuels
This analysis explores the intersection of geopolitics, international cooperation, and the global transition away from fossil fuels.Also: Open Access Government
- What Does the Climate Movement Do Now?
An opinion piece exploring the future strategic direction of the climate movement.
- Rising seas must not erase countries from the map
An analysis argues that international law must evolve to protect the statehood of nations threatened by rising seas.
- El Niño returns: From climate signal to sovereign risk
Financial analysts assess how El Niño-driven climate shifts create sovereign risk and economic instability for various nations.
- Climate Justice and Healing for Nepal
This discussion explores the concepts of climate justice and recovery efforts for communities in Nepal affected by disasters.Also: Living on Earth
- Carbon markets could help plug old leaking wells – if we get the rules rightClickbait
An opinion piece explores the potential for carbon markets to fund the plugging of abandoned, leaking oil and gas wells.Also: blogs.edf.org
- Oil Execs, Climate Groups Decry Slow Pace of Alberta MOU, Though Differ on Carbon Tax
Alberta stakeholders disagree on the pace of a memorandum of understanding and the role of carbon taxes in climate policy.Also: EnergyNow
- Leaders Meet Amid Climate Warnings
Global leaders are meeting to discuss climate policy amid ongoing warnings about the accelerating pace of global warming.Also: loe.org
- Trump Perfected His Favorite New Legal Pretext in Environmental Cases
Analysis of legal strategies used by Donald Trump to challenge environmental regulations in court.Also: Slate Magazine
- GOLDSTEIN: Oilsands Carbon Storage is Another $20-Billion Boondoggle
An opinion piece criticizes the economic viability and effectiveness of carbon capture and storage projects in the Canadian oilsands.
- Between El Niño and Overshoot: How is Climate Featuring on the Global Agenda?
This analysis examines how climate change is being integrated into the current global political and development agenda.
- “Forging the Future”? Why the coal industry may soon have to face some facts it can’t dodge
An opinion piece argues that the coal industry faces unavoidable economic and environmental pressures to change its business model.Also: reneweconomy.com.au
- Renewables Gain Ground, but Must Accelerate Towards the 2030 Goal
Renewable energy growth is increasing globally, but current deployment rates remain insufficient to meet international 2030 climate goals.
- Strong vehicle pollution rules would make EVs more affordable without hurting automakers
The Pembina Institute argues that strong vehicle pollution standards can improve EV affordability without negatively impacting automotive manufacturers.Also: Pembina Institute
- How much of India’s shift to ‘alternative fuels’ is electric vehicles?
An analysis examines the current role and scale of electric vehicles within India's broader transition to alternative fuels.Also: The Hindu
- Reporter's notebook: Heard at Climate Week NYC
A reporter shares observations and highlights from events held during Climate Week NYC.
- How much progress is the world making on climate change?
An analysis examines the current state and pace of global progress toward climate change mitigation goals.
- A departing UN chief’s dire warning on climate changeReprint
A departing UN official issued a final warning regarding the accelerating pace and severity of climate change.
- Climate breakdown: Is the EU adapting to the new normal? Europe's summer of disasters - Talking Europe
A discussion panel examines whether the European Union is adequately adapting to the new normal of climate-driven disasters.
- Nepal needs its own evidence for post-flood climate justice
This opinion piece argues that Nepal requires localized scientific evidence to effectively pursue climate justice following recent floods.
- Pisas Meets Macron at New York Gala Focused on Rising Seas and Future of Island Nations
Leaders met at a New York gala to discuss the future of island nations in the context of rising seas.
- Data Centers and Carbon Capture: A Dangerous Alliance
Food & Water Watch argues that the integration of carbon capture technology into data center operations is a dangerous and misguided strategy.Also: Michigan Advance
- EPA’s Power Plant Pollution Rollback Threatens Public Health and Safety
This commentary argues that the rollback of EPA power plant pollution regulations poses significant risks to public health and safety.
- World leaders in New York to grapple with climate. Fuel prices, AI and disasters complicate things
World leaders are meeting in New York to discuss climate policy amidst challenges from energy prices, technology, and natural disasters.
- Iran war energy crisis backs Bangladesh into a corner — This Week in Cleantech
The energy crisis exacerbated by the war in Iran is impacting Bangladesh's energy security and transition efforts.
- Climate Policy Has a Sacrifice Problem. My Clinical Trials Kept Solving It by Accident.
An opinion piece discusses the challenges of climate policy and draws parallels to experiences in clinical trials.
- Axios House: Politics complicates U.S. ambitions in energy race
Political gridlock and policy challenges are impacting U.S. progress in the global energy transition.
- Climate Connection: United Nations ReportReprint
A local news report summarizes recent findings from a United Nations climate report.Also: Daily Sitka Sentinel
- Al Gore sees a climate change victory but says question remains if 'we solve it in time' (Video)Clickbait
Al Gore discusses progress in climate action while questioning if global efforts are moving fast enough.
- Renewable Friday: Global Warming at the UN Meeting
A summary of climate-related discussions and developments occurring at recent UN meetings.Also: Daily Kos
- Why Record Heat Failed to Lift U.S. Natural Gas Prices
Market analysis examines why record-breaking summer heat failed to drive a corresponding increase in U.S. natural gas prices.
- Rekordausbau und trotzdem Pleiten: Warum die deutsche Solarbranche in der Krise steckt
Despite record-breaking solar capacity expansion, the German solar industry faces significant economic challenges and bankruptcies.
- How are infrastructure specialists grappling with the UK’s energy resilience challenges?
Infrastructure experts discuss strategies for addressing energy resilience challenges in the United Kingdom.
- New report warns climate lawsuits could cost households roughly $1,465 a year
An opinion piece cites a report claiming that climate litigation could result in increased annual costs for households.
- Friday briefing: How a grassroots film is turning climate anxiety into action
A grassroots film project is attempting to help people process climate anxiety by encouraging collective action and community engagement.
- Would you bet on the future of our planet?
The rise of prediction markets focused on climate events and extreme weather raises ethical questions about betting on environmental disasters.
- Generative artifical intelligence for climate dialogue justice
An academic paper examines how generative AI could improve inclusive dialogue and decision-making in climate governance.
- How dirty is the power generated in your state?
A data visualization column explores the varying carbon intensity of electricity generation across different U.S. states.
- At Climate Week, C&EN reporters found that technology is still seen as a solution to our climate problem
Reporters at Climate Week observed that technology remains a primary focus for addressing climate change challenges.
- Climate change is a retirement planning issue, says sustainable investing pioneer
A sustainable investing expert argues that climate change risks must be integrated into long-term retirement financial planning.
- Can adaptation accelerate climate action?Clickbait
This article explores the potential for climate adaptation strategies to accelerate broader climate action efforts.
- Starter Pack: Extreme Heat
This overview provides resources and information regarding the impacts and management of extreme heat events.
- We Can’t Build Our Way Out of This ‘Drought’
This opinion piece argues that infrastructure expansion is an insufficient long-term solution to regional water scarcity.
- Make the Northern Metropolis Hong Kong’s zero-carbon test bed
This commentary proposes using Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis development as a testing ground for zero-carbon urban infrastructure.
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A columnist discusses the environmental challenges and methane emissions associated with livestock farming.
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An analysis explores the economic costs and market premiums associated with low-carbon aluminum compared to copper.
- The global electrification agenda: Low-hanging fruit, with high-hanging costs that must be addressedClickbait
An analysis examines the economic challenges and costs associated with the global transition to electrification.
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An analysis examines whether the current growth rate of renewable energy deployment in Europe is beginning to decline.Also: Euronews.com
- Is the Auto Industry on Track?
An analysis evaluates whether the automotive industry is meeting necessary benchmarks for the transition to electric vehicles.
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This piece examines the political challenges and dilemmas faced by Andy Burnham regarding climate policy implementation.
- Climate’s new messaging rift
A report examines emerging disagreements within political circles regarding the most effective messaging strategies for climate change.
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An opinion piece defends the environmental record of British Columbia's LNG industry against critics.
- How newsrooms can fight the climate crisis
This article discusses the role and responsibility of newsrooms in reporting on the climate crisis.
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An analysis piece discusses the implications of Ontario's recent power procurement strategy for the province's energy future.
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The governor of a Pakistani province emphasized the necessity of transitioning to solar energy.
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An industry perspective argues that wind energy companies should focus on selling integrated power solutions.
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This article discusses the importance of recognizing and addressing the realities of global warming within the ski industry.
- Rethinking health of nature in climate crisisClickbait
This piece discusses the need to rethink the relationship between nature and human health during the climate crisis.
- New York Climate Week 2026
C40 Cities announces the upcoming New York Climate Week 2026.
- Should Pharma Use Its PR Clout Against Climate Damage?Clickbait
This article discusses whether pharmaceutical companies should use their public relations influence to address climate change.
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This article discusses the factors to consider when deciding the optimal time to transition to an electric vehicle.
- Gavin Newsom Comments on ClimateReprint
Governor Gavin Newsom discusses his views on climate change and political strategy.
- Speak Out :: Meaningful Action on Climate Change is Free
An opinion piece argues that meaningful individual and collective action on climate change is accessible and necessary.
- Fight for humanity nowClickbait
This opinion piece calls for urgent global action to address the climate crisis.Also: New Age BD
- It’s time to act on fossil fuelsClickbait
This opinion piece argues that immediate action is required to address the role of fossil fuels in climate change.
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A financial overview highlights three European renewable energy stocks potentially benefiting from increased grid infrastructure spending.
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A market summary discusses recent stock price movements for several companies involved in the energy and technology sectors.
- What the World Owes the Marshall Islands
This opinion piece argues that the international community has a moral obligation to support the Marshall Islands against climate-driven sea-level rise.
- The Guardian view on a supersized El Niño: a natural phenomenon and human folly are a lethal combination | Editorial
This editorial argues that the combination of natural El Niño cycles and human-driven climate change is creating a lethal humanitarian crisis.
- Trump dismantled U.S. climate policy. But his war is cutting emissions.
An analysis examines how market forces and state-level actions have continued to drive emissions reductions despite federal policy rollbacks.
- The Major Climate Lawsuit Kicking Off the Supreme Court’s Next Term
An analysis examines the upcoming Supreme Court case regarding climate accountability lawsuits filed by local governments against fossil fuel companies.
- What is a 'super El Niño' and how will it affect the weather?
A descriptive explainer details the mechanics of a super El Niño and its general influence on global weather.
- Carbon removal projects need to get justice right
An academic analysis emphasizes that public support for carbon removal depends on fair processes and equitable distribution of benefits.Also: Nature Climate Change $
- Legal scholars: SCOTUS should reject Big Oil’s arguments to escape trial in Colorado
Legal scholars argue that the Supreme Court should allow climate accountability lawsuits against oil companies to proceed in state courts.
- The Coalition says it wants cheaper power, not ideology. But its evidence-free plan is all ideology | Adam Morton
An opinion piece criticizes the Australian Coalition's energy policy proposals as ideologically driven and lacking evidence-based support for climate goals.Also: Green Left
- Coalition panned after vowing to scrap renewable, EV and climate policies
Commentary criticizes the Australian Coalition for its pledge to dismantle renewable energy and climate policies.
- Op-ed | The fatal flaw in New York’s climate Superfund law
An op-ed outlines perceived legal flaws in New York's climate Superfund legislation.Also: amNewYork
- AI’s Meet-Cute With Climate Denial
An analysis explores how artificial intelligence tools are being utilized to spread climate change misinformation and denial.
- A Spirited Battle Over Data Centers
Policymakers and industry leaders debated the environmental impact and energy demands of the rapidly expanding data center sector.
- How AI Split Climate Tech in Two
An analysis discusses how the rise of AI and data centers is influencing the trajectory of climate technology and energy policy.
- The Energy Trust Gap Is Crashing Our Grid
An opinion piece criticizes current energy policies and rising costs in the context of previous political promises.
- Opinion | How We Can Halve the Rate of Global Warming in 15 Years
An opinion piece outlines strategies to potentially halve the rate of global warming within the next 15 years.
- Adapting to extreme heat takes more than changing the clock
This commentary discusses the systemic challenges of adapting urban infrastructure to increasingly frequent extreme heat events.
- Economics of demand-side and supply-side climate policiesStudy
An economic analysis compares the effectiveness and implications of demand-side versus supply-side climate policies.
- Time for the Supreme Court to finally end Boulder’s climate shakedown | GUEST COLUMN
A guest column argues that the Supreme Court should end Boulder's climate litigation against energy companies.
- They said it: Leaders at the UN, in their own words
A collection of statements from various world leaders at the UN highlights their perspectives on global climate action.
- Donald Trump Is Warming Up—and So Is the Planet
An opinion piece discusses the political implications of Donald Trump's stance on climate change.Also: LA Progressive
- Family resilience can help protect children from climate change
An expert argues that strengthening family resilience is a critical strategy for protecting children's health during climate-driven disasters.
- California’s wildfire bills need water safeguards written into law
This opinion piece argues that California wildfire legislation must include stronger water safeguards to be effective.
- Why Federal Regulations Fail to Cut Emissions
This opinion piece argues that federal regulatory frameworks are fundamentally ineffective at achieving meaningful reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.
- Is the EU's electricity ‘diverse’ enough? Renewables slip year-on-year despite huge solar boomClickbait
EU renewable energy generation saw a slight year-on-year decline despite significant growth in solar capacity.
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An industry expert discusses how regulatory compromises on grid fees are shaping the future of the German battery storage market.
- Gavin Newsom condemns Democrats’ ‘climate hushing’, predicts Trump’s downfall and expects AOC to run in 2028
Governor Gavin Newsom criticizes political silence on climate issues while making predictions about future U.S. political leadership.
- Jensen Huang talks about AI and climate change like a supervillainClickbait
An analysis critiques Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's public statements regarding the intersection of artificial intelligence and climate change.Also: The New York Times $
- Artist Maya Lin Reminds Us What Climate Change Has Stolen
Artist Maya Lin reflects on the environmental losses caused by climate change in a personal essay.Also: Princeton Alumni Weekly
- CCAC at New York Climate Week – Day 2Reprint
The Climate and Clean Air Coalition provides an update on their activities and discussions during New York Climate Week.
- Global climate action: Advancing energy transition and climate justiceClickbait
This piece discusses the general need for global energy transition and climate justice initiatives.
- The world is crying out for climate justiceClickbait
An opinion piece argues for the necessity of climate justice on a global scale.
- Scientist Jim Bruce was a globally renowned voice on the dangers of climate change
A profile honors the career of scientist Jim Bruce, who was a prominent voice on climate change risks.
- Letters :: Global Warming is Real
A letter to the editor affirms the reality of global warming.
- If You Worry About Microplastics, Be Grateful If Climate Change Means Fewer HurricanesClickbait
An opinion piece speculates on the potential trade-offs between microplastic pollution and climate-driven changes in hurricane frequency.
- Future of Amazon rainforest may hinge on Brazil presidential election
The upcoming Brazilian presidential election is expected to significantly influence the future protection and deforestation rates of the Amazon rainforest.
- When will the AMOC collapse? We don’t know, but should still prepare
Uncertainty regarding the timing of an AMOC collapse should not prevent proactive planning for the potential climate risks.
- Climate change is getting worse in Nevada. Why did Democrats stop talking about it?
An op-ed questions why Nevada Democrats have reduced their public focus on climate change despite worsening local impacts.
- Former EPA Chief Whitman Condemns Agency’s Recent Climate Rollbacks
Former EPA administrator Christine Todd Whitman criticizes recent rollbacks of environmental and climate regulations.
- An Existential Threat to the Oil Industry
An opinion piece explores whether major oil companies can be held legally responsible for extreme weather events.
- Software Developers on Climate Change, AI, and Sustainable Software: A survey of GitHub users, Summer 2026Study
A Yale survey examines how software developers view the intersection of climate change, artificial intelligence, and sustainable coding practices.
- Why insurers hold the secret to tackling the climate crisis
An analysis explores the influential role the insurance industry could play in addressing the global climate crisis.
- And Yet It Warms
An essay reviews the current state of climate science and the ongoing challenges of global warming.
- Behind closed doors, the politics of solar geoengineering are shifting
The political landscape surrounding solar geoengineering research and governance is undergoing significant shifts.
- El Niño starves the peoples of the Global South
An advocacy group highlights the severe food security impacts of El Niño on populations in the Global South.
- Twenty years after An Inconvenient Truth, Al Gore still believes in the climate fight: ‘We are going to win this’
Al Gore reflects on two decades of climate advocacy, noting the intense industry opposition he faced since his documentary's release.
- The Climate Case for EVs Goes Deeper Than You Think
An analysis explores the broader systemic benefits of vehicle electrification beyond simple tailpipe emission reductions.
- Chris Wright Doesn’t Think We’ll Have a Diesel Export Ban
Energy Secretary Chris Wright indicated that the administration has not endorsed a ban on diesel exports.
- Newsom talks climate with world leaders in New York, accuses Trump of abdicating that responsibility
California Governor Gavin Newsom discussed climate policy with world leaders and criticized Donald Trump's stance on climate responsibility.
- Opinion | The policy tools to protect nature already exist
An opinion piece argues that existing policy mechanisms are sufficient to address nature conservation and climate goals.
- Whitman on US Climate Regulations, Midterm Elections
Former EPA chief Christine Todd Whitman discusses the impact of midterm elections on US climate regulations.
- Fears mount that next UN chief will downgrade climate action
Experts express concern that the next UN secretary-general may prioritize climate action less than the current leadership.
- Salem climate change conference offers mix of hope and caution
A climate change conference in Salem, Massachusetts, focused on balancing urgent concerns with potential solutions.
- Two new reports show that Canada needs to do much more to tackle climate change
Two new reports argue that Canada must significantly increase its efforts to meet climate change mitigation goals.
- On the Connections Between Israel’s Ecocide on the Gaza Strip and Global Warming
An opinion piece discusses the environmental impacts of the conflict in Gaza in the context of global climate change.
- PM to tackle online disinfo with new centre: comment
A commentary piece discusses the government's plan to establish a new center to address online disinformation.
- Extinguish wildfires through climate foreign policy
This opinion piece advocates for integrating wildfire mitigation into broader climate-focused foreign policy initiatives.
- How Should We Cover the Climate Story?
An analysis discusses the challenges and best practices for journalism covering the climate crisis.
- El Niño Tests Governments’ Duty to Protect From Foreseeable Harm
Legal experts examine whether governments have a duty to protect citizens from foreseeable climate-related harms caused by El Niño.
- Election 2026: Political polarisation on energy and climate, except solar
Political polarization regarding energy and climate policy remains high, though solar energy maintains broader support.
- Sustainability Currents: PwC on Whether Climate Ambition Has Peaked
PwC analysts discuss whether global corporate and political climate ambitions have reached a plateau.
- Private Jets Have a Free-Rider ProblemClickbait
This opinion piece argues that private jet travel imposes disproportionate environmental costs that are not adequately addressed by current aviation policies.
- El Tribunal Supremo puede devolver la cordura y frenar la agenda climática radical de la izquierdaClickbait
An opinion piece argues that the Supreme Court should intervene to block climate change policies.
- Should we get excited about California’s latest virtual power plant?Clickbait
A newsletter analysis examines the potential and current limitations of virtual power plants in California's energy transition.
- LIVE: Climate change is here - What happens next is still in our handsClickbait
The UN emphasizes the urgency of climate action, noting that future outcomes depend on current mitigation efforts.
- The climate fight has one great ally. You just can’t look at it directly | Bill McKibben
Bill McKibben argues for the urgent global expansion of solar energy to meet climate goals by 2030.
- Our message to global leaders: we need solar power everywhere by the decade’s end | Open letter
A group of international figures signed an open letter calling for universal access to clean energy by 2030.
- Climate Forward Live Updates: Leaders Confront a Data Center Backlash and Rising Energy Prices
Industry leaders and officials are discussing the energy demands of data centers at the New York Times Climate Forward event.
- Katie White, Britain’s climate transition minister, on the politics of Europe’s deadly heat.
Britain’s climate transition minister discusses the political challenges of addressing heat-related impacts in Europe.
- Jane Fonda Hits Both Parties for Inaction on Climate Change
Activist Jane Fonda criticized both major U.S. political parties for failing to adequately address the climate crisis.
- Arts and culture key to inclusive climate actionStudy
Research from University College Cork suggests that the arts and creative sectors are essential for fostering inclusive climate action.
- 5 Essential Books About Climate Change
A curated list of five books provides perspectives on the ongoing climate crisis.
- Global Warming and Forest Fire in Germany in 2026
An opinion piece explores the relationship between global warming and forest fire risks in Germany.
- Missing Link in Climate Action Plans – Communities
This opinion piece argues that local communities are an essential but often overlooked component of effective climate action planning.
- UN Chief addresses climate crisis and Nepal's melting glaciers, omits specific mention of Bhotekoshi flood
The UN Chief discussed Nepal's climate crisis, though local reports note he omitted specific mention of a recent flood.
- Climate Week’s missing carbon removal conversation
An opinion piece argues that carbon removal strategies were insufficiently addressed during Climate Week.
- Renewables or Nuclear? Professor Elmer Lewis Weighs the Future of Clean Energy
A university professor discusses the comparative roles of renewable energy and nuclear power in the future energy transition.
- COMMENTARY: The global energy transition shifts from generation to integration
The global energy transition is shifting focus from simply generating renewable power to integrating it effectively into existing grids.
- From the Contract of the Century to the green transition: Azerbaijan's enduring energy partnership with Europe
An analysis examines Azerbaijan's evolving energy partnership with Europe in the context of the global green transition.
- Cities as Climate Labs: Inside the U20 Summit
The U20 summit explored the role of cities in addressing climate change through local policy experimentation.
- Book of the Week: Making climate policies stick
A book review explores strategies for ensuring the long-term effectiveness and durability of climate policies.
- C3S behind the scenes: making climate data visible
The Copernicus Climate Change Service explains the processes behind visualizing climate data for the public.
- If Amazon doesn’t know how to eliminate carbon emissions, then who does?Clickbait
This piece questions the feasibility of corporate carbon elimination goals in the context of Amazon's ongoing emissions challenges.
- Fool Us OnceClickbait
A commentary piece critiques climate-related narratives and policy approaches.
- World at an InflexionClickbait
A broad commentary piece discusses the current state of global climate efforts.
- At Climate Week, Elmo recalls a storm on Sesame Street: ‘Courage is when you still help others’
Elmo the Muppet discussed the impact of extreme weather on children during a Climate Week event in New York.
- Use public power to curb climate change
An opinion piece argues for the use of public power utilities as a strategy to address climate change.
- Is AI Cooking the Planet? What’s Really Behind This Year’s Record HeatClickbait
An article explores the energy demands of artificial intelligence and its potential contribution to global warming.
- Views: El Niño: Who is to blame?Clickbait
This commentary explores the causes and responsibilities associated with El Niño events.
- Harnessing the electricity supercycle to build US energy stabilityClickbait
An analysis of how the expanding electricity sector can be leveraged to improve stability in the United States energy grid.
- Yale brings diverse perspectives to panels at Climate Week NYC
Yale University hosted various panels discussing climate change perspectives during Climate Week NYC.
- Here’s a look at the speakers at the 2026 Climate Forward conference.
The New York Times lists the scheduled speakers for the upcoming 2026 Climate Forward conference.
- Letter: Turn off AC, ride bus to alleviate climate change
A reader letter advocates for personal lifestyle changes like reducing air conditioning use and taking public transit to combat climate change.
- Exploring ETC 2026 | What solar installers need to know before attendingClickbait
This article provides information for solar installers preparing to attend the upcoming ETC 2026 conference.
- Supreme Court can restore sanity and stop the left’s radical climate agendaClickbait
An opinion piece argues that the Supreme Court should intervene to stop current climate policy initiatives.
- Letters to the Editor: In the Great Barrier Reef, coral quantity shouldn’t be mistaken for qualityClickbait
A letter to the editor argues that coral reef health should be measured by quality rather than just quantity.
- Opinion | Climate Catastrophe Is Still on the Table
An opinion piece argues that the risk of catastrophic climate change remains a pressing and immediate threat.
- Researchers call for urgent overhaul of U.S. climate assessments
Researchers are calling for a significant overhaul of how the United States conducts and reports climate assessments.
- The Supreme Court Is Poised to Strangle Climate Lawsuits in the Cradle
An analysis suggests the Supreme Court may be preparing to limit the ability of states to pursue climate lawsuits.
- Trump Topples the Last Pillar of Biden’s Climate AgendaClickbait
An opinion piece discusses the political implications of the administration's repeal of major climate-related regulations.
- Competing Climate Visions Clash at UN General Assembly
World leaders presented conflicting visions for climate action and economic decarbonization during the opening of the UN General Assembly.
- A Departing U.N. Chief’s Dire Warning on Climate Change
Outgoing U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres reflects on his tenure and the ongoing struggle to address climate change.
- The court’s coming climate-change case and the very confused doctrine of preemption
A legal analysis discusses the complexities of preemption doctrine regarding an upcoming climate change case before the U.S. Supreme Court.
- After flood disaster, young Nepalis battle climate dread and demand justice
Young Nepalis are experiencing climate anxiety and advocating for justice following recent devastating floods in their country.
- ‘It’s my duty to tell the truth’: UN chief on the climate crisis, capitalism and reasons to be hopeful
UN Secretary-General António Guterres reflects on his tenure and his focus on the climate crisis as he nears the end of his term.
- Newsom’s Climate Record Is Better Than Most Governors. That’s Not Good Enough.
An analysis argues that California Governor Gavin Newsom's climate policies, while better than most, remain insufficient to meet necessary goals.
- My new NYT op-ed on climate change risk
An author discusses their recent New York Times op-ed regarding the risks associated with climate change.
- Trump rejects AI regulation, citing parallels with climate change, in U.N. address
In a U.N. address, Donald Trump rejected AI regulation by drawing a comparison to his views on climate change.
- Exclusive: "Run the tape": Rep. Levin slams Trump over pledge to lower energy costs
Representative Mike Levin criticizes Donald Trump's energy policy platform in this political reporting piece.
- ‘Negligent’ to talk about long term risks to Australia without examining cost of climate crisis, experts say
Experts criticize the Australian government for omitting the economic costs of climate change from its long-term intergenerational economic report.
- ‘Short on substance’: Albanese urges climate action on world stage – but advocates say Australia failing on fossil fuels
Advocates argue that Australia's climate rhetoric on the world stage is undermined by the government's continued support for fossil fuel projects.
- Symposium on Climate (Im)Mobility and the African Court’s Climate Advisory Opinion: Beyond Displacement - Recognising the Right to Stay in a Changing Climate
Legal experts discuss the African Court’s advisory opinion regarding climate-induced displacement and the legal right to remain in one's home.
- Exclusive: How Sen. Schatz is talking about climate in an affordability crisis
Senator Brian Schatz discusses strategies for communicating climate policy during periods of economic hardship.
- The Future Climate Benefits of AI Are Worth the Risks
The climate benefits of artificial intelligence development are weighed against the significant energy demands required to power the technology.
- Believe what you are seeing and feeling: The climate is changing
An opinion piece encourages readers to acknowledge the visible and felt impacts of climate change.Also: Minnesota Reformer
- Urban geographer joins SFU Geography to investigate links between the climate crisis and housing insecurity
A university researcher is launching a study to examine the intersection of climate change and housing insecurity.
- Why Oil and Gas Operators Are Still Focused on Methane as Rules Ease
Oil and gas operators continue to prioritize methane management despite potential regulatory easing, citing operational and market benefits.
- Data Centers Are Surging Energy Demand, But the UN Climate Conference Will Ignore Them
Data centers are significantly increasing energy demand, a topic that may be overlooked at the upcoming UN climate conference.Also: Common Dreams
- Can States Use Climate Lawsuits to Regulate Fossil Fuels?
This analysis examines the legal feasibility of states using climate litigation to regulate fossil fuel companies.Also: The National Interest
- The energy transition: Progress and challenges
An overview examines the current progress and ongoing challenges facing the global energy transition.
- Why the mandate for zero emissions vehicles needs to stayClickbait
This opinion piece argues for the necessity of maintaining mandates for zero-emission vehicles.
- Zero Emissions Day: Cleaner cars need cleaner energy too
An analysis emphasizes that the environmental benefits of electric vehicles depend on the transition to cleaner energy sources for electricity generation.Also: Engineering News
- Climate debate heats up as New York gubernatorial election looms
Climate change is emerging as a significant topic of debate in the upcoming New York gubernatorial election.
- The Climate Emergency and the Problem of Economic Knowledge
An article from the Mises Institute critiques the economic rationale behind climate emergency declarations and policies.
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World leaders are convening at the United Nations to address global challenges including war, artificial intelligence, and climate change.Also: The Journal Gazette, oskaloosa.com
- Biting the hand that feeds: Nepal demands climate cash while blaming us for its disasterClickbait
An opinion piece criticizes Nepal's request for climate funding in the wake of recent flood disasters.
- Himalayas getting unstable: India has a larger role beyond humanitarian assistance
An analysis argues that India should take a more active role in addressing the destabilization of the Himalayan region.
- Albanese’s NY Climate Week address acknowledges scale of the climate challenge, but fossil fuels notably absentClickbait
An advocacy piece criticizes the Australian Prime Minister's Climate Week speech for failing to address fossil fuel expansion.
- Albanese's Climate Week speech left out the numbers that matter mostClickbait
An opinion piece argues that the Australian Prime Minister's Climate Week address lacked necessary data on emissions reduction.
- Wars, AI and climate on agenda as world leaders meet at UN
World leaders are gathering at the UN to discuss global issues, including climate change, AI, and ongoing wars.
- Short 'logic check' warnings may improve how people assess climate argumentsStudy
Short warnings about logical fallacies help individuals evaluate climate-related arguments more critically.
- Climate Week highlight: The Museum of Unnatural Disasters
An advocacy group highlights an exhibit focused on the impacts of climate-related disasters.
- Climate Myths from the Comment Section
An opinion piece addresses and debunks common climate change myths found in online discussions.
- Who Will Pay For Coastal Resilience Projects On Nantucket?Clickbait
Local officials on Nantucket are debating the funding mechanisms required for necessary coastal resilience and adaptation projects.
- How A Climate Comedy Accidentally Scripted Real Fossil-Fuel Propaganda
A climate-themed comedy inadvertently mirrored real-world fossil fuel industry propaganda tactics.
- COP31 - what lies ahead?
An analysis explores the potential challenges and expectations for the upcoming COP31 climate conference.
- Forget gas prices. Pay attention to diesel.
An analysis suggests that diesel fuel trends are a more important indicator for climate and economic health than gasoline prices.
- Restoring nature is our only climate solution
An opinion piece argues that nature restoration is the primary and most essential solution to the climate crisis.
- Editor’s note: businesses ‘insane’ to see climate change as long-term risk
An editorial argues that businesses are failing by treating climate change as a distant, long-term risk rather than an immediate threat.
- Arctic summer sea ice: Perhaps the reality is more complex than what we are told
An opinion piece questions the complexity and reporting surrounding current Arctic summer sea ice trends.
- Rethinking waterlogging and flooding: Why our understanding matters
An analysis calls for a better understanding of water management and flooding dynamics in the context of changing climate conditions.Also: Prothom Alo English
- Climate talks open as AI and energy shocks deepen crisisReprint
Climate negotiations begin as global leaders face compounding pressures from energy shocks and the rise of artificial intelligence.
- Opinion | Hong Kong lacks a climate narrative to unify its efforts
This opinion piece argues that Hong Kong lacks a cohesive narrative to unify its climate change mitigation efforts.
- Climate change is an escalating physical threat for every one of us: time for government to step up
An opinion piece calls for urgent government action to address the escalating physical threats of climate change.
- POWERGEN 2027 conference agenda maps the industry’s response to record demand
The POWERGEN 2027 conference agenda focuses on how the power industry is responding to record energy demand.
- Global Green Energy Transition 2026: Key Trends Driving Renewable Energy and Sustainable Growth: Expert View By Spherical InsightsClickbait
This expert view outlines general trends expected to influence the global transition to renewable energy by 2026.Also: Spherical Insights
- What’s a Heat Dome? And What’s It Doing to Robertson County
This report explains the meteorological phenomenon of a heat dome and its local impacts on Robertson County.
- VALUES - What Are Mark Carney’s Real “Value(s)” When It Comes to Oil and Gas Development?Clickbait
An opinion piece questions the consistency of Mark Carney's values regarding oil and gas development.
- Al Gore's Inconvenient Lies, by Stephen MooreClickbait
An opinion piece criticizes Al Gore's climate change advocacy.
- Coral DarwinismClickbait
An article discusses the concept of coral adaptation in the context of environmental change.
- Electrification: When the energy transition becomes real‑world actionClickbait
OMV discusses the role of electrification in the energy transition.
- What is plug-in solar?
This article provides a basic explanation of how plug-in solar energy systems work.
- New series marks anniversary of PEI’s foray into renewable energy and resource self-sufficiency in 1976
A new series at the University of Prince Edward Island examines the history of the region's renewable energy initiatives since 1976.
- What Comes After the 1.5 Degree Era
An analysis explores the geopolitical and environmental implications of global temperatures exceeding the 1.5 degrees Celsius threshold.
- Climate change and energy transition rise up national security agenda
Climate change and the energy transition are increasingly being integrated into national security agendas globally.
- In Hottest Summer on Record, 2 in 3 Americans Say Climate Change Is Increasing Heat-Related IllnessesStudy
A survey indicates that two-thirds of Americans believe climate change is increasing the prevalence of heat-related illnesses.
- Who is responsible for Nepal’s tragedy?
An analysis examines the accountability and underlying causes of recent climate-related tragedies in Nepal.Also: Eco-Business
- Simple logic warnings improve climate argument evaluation across beliefs and partisanshipStudy
A study finds that simple logic warnings help people evaluate climate arguments more objectively regardless of their political beliefs.Also: Nature Climate Change $
- EPA goes all in on heating the planet. Care to respond, Democrats?Clickbait
An opinion piece criticizes the lack of climate focus in the current political campaign and the EPA's recent actions.
- Environmental Ambition and Economic Protectionism: The Design of Border Carbon Adjustments
An MIT analysis explores the intersection of climate policy and economic protectionism in the design of border carbon adjustments.
- World Leaders in New York to Grapple With Climate. Fuel prices, AI and Disasters Complicate Things
World leaders are gathering in New York to discuss climate action amid challenges from energy prices, AI growth, and extreme weather.
- Climate Week talks balance hope for clean energy against uncertainty over artificial intelligence
Climate Week discussions are weighing the potential of clean energy against the energy demands of artificial intelligence.
- War, runaway AI and climate shocks to take center stage as world leaders meet at UN
World leaders are set to discuss climate shocks, war, and artificial intelligence at an upcoming UN meeting.
- 'Critically insufficient': Can COP31 help host Türkiye accelerate its decarbonisation efforts?
An analysis questions whether hosting COP31 will help Türkiye improve its currently insufficient national decarbonization efforts.Also: BusinessGreen
- Modi Says Developing Nations Unfairly Blamed for Emissions
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi argues that developing nations are unfairly blamed for global greenhouse gas emissions.Also: UA.NEWS, Tempo.co English, The Tribune, The Indian Express, Live Law, The Tribune, The Indian Express, Live Law, The Economic Times, Hindustan Times and 7 others
- Albanese takes climate warning to New York, but fossil fuel experts test credibility
Australian Prime Minister Albanese faces scrutiny over climate commitments while attending international meetings in New York.Also: The Age
- Reform Council Leader Denies Climate Change Crisis After Record Heat Deaths
A local council leader is facing criticism for denying the climate crisis following a series of heat-related deaths.
- Acceptance of human-driven climate change remains steady in the U.S. populationStudy
Data indicates that public acceptance of human-driven climate change in the United States remains steady.
- Why climate action now comes down to speed, finance and cooperation
UN reporting outlines the critical need for increased speed, financing, and international cooperation to advance climate action.
- El Niño & Data Centers: Impact on Communities & Climate Justice
An analysis examines the intersection of El Niño weather patterns, data center energy demands, and climate justice.
- France calls on EU to take immediate action to lower energy prices
France is calling for EU-wide measures to lower energy prices, though the specific climate policy impacts remain broad.
- Intergenerational Report is 'pointless' while Australia continues to back fossil fuelsClickbait
An opinion piece argues that Australia's Intergenerational Report is ineffective while the country continues to support fossil fuel projects.
- Let’s Talk ClimateClickbait
This preview of a climate event discusses the lack of political action on climate change and the promotion of fossil fuels.
- Wars, AI and climate change top agenda as leaders gather for U.N. in New York CityReprint
Climate change is among the primary topics on the agenda for world leaders meeting at the United Nations.
- Why the global electrification agenda misses the point on Africa’s energy crisisClickbait
An opinion piece argues that current global electrification strategies fail to address Africa's specific energy needs.
- How the Politics of National Determination Erode Trust in Climate Cooperation
An analysis examines how national political agendas undermine international trust and cooperation on climate policy.
- Australia in the 2060s: an optimistic outlook dominates budget forecasts in the Intergenerational Report
An analysis suggests Australia's Intergenerational Report relies on overly optimistic economic assumptions regarding long-term climate impacts.
- Nepal’s climate call is a test for India
Nepal's climate vulnerability presents a diplomatic and policy challenge for India regarding regional cooperation and disaster management.
- Opinion | Welcome to a terrifying new climate era
An opinion piece reflects on the intensifying climate crisis and the new era of extreme weather events.
- IClimateAction Releases Trio of Reports on Climate DataStudy
IClimateAction has published three new reports containing climate-related data.
- Can We Cut Carbon Without Leaving Workers Behind? Lessons From 79 Global Economies
An analysis examines how 79 global economies are managing the transition to low-carbon energy while protecting workers.
- Editor’s note: climate action in a fractured, fractious world
An editorial discusses the difficulties of achieving international climate cooperation in a fractured geopolitical landscape.
- A workable social contract for the climate transition
This commentary discusses the need for a new social contract to ensure a fair and equitable transition to a low-carbon economy.
- UN General Assembly: Wars, geopolitical divides, AI and climate change test global cooperation
The UN General Assembly is addressing how geopolitical tensions and climate change are hindering global cooperation.
- Climate change alone did not create the Bhotekoshi disaster :: Bishal Dahal
An analysis argues that the Bhotekoshi disaster was caused by multiple factors, not climate change alone.
- Climate change is a math problem. The solution is smart economics.
An opinion piece frames climate change as a mathematical challenge requiring smart economic policy solutions.
- We Need to Stop Talking Like Climate Change Is Partisan
An opinion piece argues that climate change should be treated as a universal challenge rather than a partisan political issue.Also: Time Magazine
- Carbon Takeback Obligation: A Get-out-of-Jail-Free Card?Clickbait
An opinion piece questions whether carbon takeback obligations are a genuine climate solution or a way to avoid accountability.
- Does climate ambition create its own public mandate?
This analysis explores whether ambitious climate policies generate sufficient public support to sustain themselves.Also: Sustainable Views
- A People-Centered Approach to Climate Action
The WBCSD outlines a framework for prioritizing people in global climate action strategies.
- Ongoing Wars, Nuclear Threats and the Deepening Climate Crisis
An essay discusses the intersection of ongoing global conflicts, nuclear risks, and the accelerating climate crisis.
- Midterm Power Shifts Could Reshape State Climate and Energy Policies
This analysis explores how upcoming midterm elections could influence state-level climate and energy policies in the U.S.
- Australia faces EV trap, warnings mount as Labor fails to actClickbait
An opinion piece criticizes the Australian government's current electric vehicle policy, labeling the situation a potential trap for the industry.
- Drastic climate change requires drastic action
An opinion piece argues that the severity of climate change necessitates immediate and drastic societal action.Also: umassmedia.com
- City Council candidates need to address climate change
A local editorial calls for city council candidates to prioritize climate change in their policy platforms.
- Six Seasons, Four Summers: How to Solve Fashion's High Heat Problem
This commentary explores how the fashion industry can adapt its production cycles to address the challenges posed by rising temperatures.
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An opinion piece argues that reducing carbon emissions alone will not be sufficient to stop climate change.
- Climate change for capitalistsClickbait
A critical commentary piece examines the intersection of capitalism and climate change.Also: mronline.org
- UNU-CRIS at Belgium's "Climate Change is Sexist"
The United Nations University reports on a Belgian event discussing the gendered impacts of climate change.
- We Have a Climate Imagination ProblemClickbait
An opinion piece argues that society lacks the necessary imagination to address the climate crisis effectively.
- FM, Head of SDSN address climate change, sustainable developmentReprint
Egyptian officials and the Sustainable Development Solutions Network discussed climate change and sustainable development goals.
- Yukon, a factory for production of greenhouse gas emissions?Clickbait
A commentary piece questions whether the Yukon territory is functioning as a significant producer of greenhouse gas emissions.
- Carbon Question
An opinion column discusses the complexities and geopolitical tensions surrounding global carbon emissions responsibilities.Also: The Times of India
- Opinion: Tucson should embrace solar power for energy security
An op-ed argues that Tucson should prioritize solar power to improve local energy security.
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An opinion piece argues that the Malaysian government should provide incentives for residential battery storage to help consumers manage energy costs.
- From Backup Power to Grid Infrastructure: Why BESS Needs a New Identity
An analysis piece discusses the need for battery energy storage systems to transition from simple backup power to essential grid infrastructure.
- Beyond the easy money in European BESS: trading and intelligence
An analysis piece examines the shifting market dynamics and intelligence requirements for profitable battery storage operations in Europe.
- The UK’s next phase of growth will be about value, not volume
An analysis piece suggests that the next phase of UK energy growth should prioritize system value over total capacity volume.
- Climate Change: The World’s Most Overrated ProblemClickbait
An opinion piece argues that climate change is an overrated global problem.
- National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC), Principles, Missions
This educational overview details the principles and missions of India's National Action Plan on Climate Change.
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Hitachi Digital Services released a sustainability report detailing its ESG progress and customer benefits.
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An article explores the multi-functional role of Envision's 125MWh battery storage project in Morocco beyond standard grid support.
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New York City Climate Week, the world's largest climate-focused event, has officially commenced.
- Climate: There are 'no good outcomes'
This commentary argues that current global climate trajectories offer few positive outcomes for the future.
- Carbon Capture and Storage is Not ‘Fetch’
An opinion piece argues against the efficacy of carbon capture and storage technology.
- On Wall Street, Frustration Is Mounting That AI Will Hijack the Climate Debate
Financial analysts express concern that the rapid growth of artificial intelligence is distracting investors and policymakers from climate change priorities.
- Rep. Steve Jacob: ‘Climate Superfund’ is bad policy that won’t survive the courts
A state representative argues that proposed climate litigation against fossil fuel companies is legally flawed and poor policy.
- Commentary: Bill Gates is still wrong about climate change
An opinion piece critiques Bill Gates' perspectives on climate change.
- The Energy Sector Is Threatened by a Climate Litigation Free-for-AllClickbait
An opinion piece argues that increasing climate litigation poses a significant threat to the energy sector.Also: alphanews.org
- Climate change crisis: Protect lives and food security now
An editorial calls for urgent action to address the climate crisis to protect human lives and food security.
- A hotter world, tighter budgets: the World Wildlife Fund on Climate Week’s 2026 test
The World Wildlife Fund discusses the challenges of addressing climate change amid global economic constraints.
- Why the fight against pollution depends on better data
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An opinion piece argues that continued action on climate change is necessary.Also: ballstatedailynews.com
- Talk climate in rupees, not rainfall
This commentary argues that climate policy in Pakistan should focus on economic impacts rather than just rainfall patterns.
- Climate Change Hypocrisy: Why World Leaders’ Private Jets Doom Us All
This opinion piece criticizes world leaders for using private jets while advocating for climate action.
- Make polluters pay for N.J. climate and cleanup costs | Opinion
This opinion piece argues that New Jersey should implement policies to hold polluters financially accountable for climate-related damages.
- Chicago to Ahmedabad: Which Cities Are Most & Least Ready For Climate Disasters? | Planet PulseClickbait
This article compares the disaster preparedness of various global cities against climate-related threats.
- When the Sea Steals Homes and JobsClickbait
An opinion-based piece discussing the socio-economic impacts of sea-level rise on coastal communities.
- Guest column: Nepal catastrophe sends climate warning
A guest column discusses climate change impacts in the context of recent disasters in Nepal.
- Shaheen on renewable energy for long-term security | Conversation with the Candidate
Senator Jeanne Shaheen discusses the role of renewable energy in ensuring long-term national security.
- Experts: Federal energy regulatory actions will impact NWI
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- Global warming and our responsibilityClickbait
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- COMMENTARY: Canada’s ‘Net-Zero’ Plan Won’t Move Needle on Global Climate Outcomes - Fraser Institute
A think tank commentary argues that Canada's current net-zero plan will be ineffective at impacting global climate outcomes.
- Behind the story: Michaela Galligan on Florida's drought
A journalist discusses the reporting process behind a story on Florida's drought.
- Tourism can be a force for climate justice in Nepal
This article discusses the potential for the tourism industry to contribute to climate justice efforts in Nepal.
- Iowa needs more power, not uncertainty on security reviews | Opinion
An opinion piece argues that Iowa needs more power capacity and clearer security review processes for energy projects.
- Sunday thought: Five Years, Today
A political commentator provides an opinionated reflection on recent years.
- Letter to the Editor: CCC should set an example with a low carbon footprint
A letter to the editor advocating for local government leadership in reducing carbon footprints.Also: Arizona Daily Sun
- Droht im Winter die Gasknappheit? Der bizarre Streit um Ministerin Reiche
A political commentary discusses German energy security and internal disputes regarding government ministers.
- How to Achieve Sustainable Power Without Changing Your Existing Backup SystemClickbait
A promotional piece discusses methods for integrating sustainable power without replacing existing backup systems.
- UK homeowner says installer told them batteries 'aren't worth it' — now they want retrofit storageClickbait
A homeowner shares their experience regarding the perceived value of residential battery storage systems.
- Opinion | In a World of Nukes and Climate Emergency, Knowledge Is Survival
An opinion piece argues that public awareness and knowledge are essential for survival in an era of climate and nuclear threats.
- OPINION – Global warming, global warning and international politics
An opinion column discusses the intersection of global warming and international political dynamics.
- Fossil fuel supercharged humanity and it should power us for yearsClickbait
This opinion piece argues that fossil fuels have been essential to human progress and should continue to power the economy.
- Opinion: Let’s talk CT energy costs with actual numbers, not assumptions
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- Burning forests, emptying rivers, €180bn in damage: Europe’s politicians face reckoning after ‘summer of truth’
European politicians face growing public pressure to act on climate change following a summer of record-breaking heat and environmental damage.
- Millard: EPA rollback puts coal back in grid mix
An opinion piece argues that the rollback of EPA regulations will lead to an increased reliance on coal in the energy grid.
- What Happens When Earth Passes 1.5 Degrees of Warming?
Climate scientist Michael Mann discusses the implications of Earth surpassing 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming in a radio interview.
- Plausible Scenarios Still Indicate 2°C to 3°CStudy
An analysis from the American Enterprise Institute suggests that current climate scenarios still point toward 2°C to 3°C of warming.
- Brazil’s wind farms have been a huge success. So why isn’t everybody reaping the benefits?
An analysis examines the social and economic challenges surrounding the implementation of wind energy projects in Brazil.
- PM Modi pushes back on West’s narrative over carbon emissions
Prime Minister Modi criticizes Western narratives regarding the responsibility of developing nations for global carbon emissions.Also: The Times of India
- UPSC Editorial Analysis: UNEP’s “Limiting Overshoot” Report
An editorial analysis reviews the UNEP report on the challenges of limiting global temperature overshoot.Also: INSIGHTS IAS
- Former AG Barr blasts Boulder’s climate case against energy firms ‘voodoo’ litigation
Former Attorney General William Barr criticized climate-related litigation against energy companies, labeling the legal strategy as voodoo.Also: Washington Times
- Action on climate change needs a rethink – not just a rebrand
An opinion piece argues that climate action requires a fundamental strategic rethink rather than superficial rebranding.
- Will Britain miss out on making batteries, the grid’s salvation?
An opinion piece questions whether the UK is failing to capitalize on the domestic battery manufacturing sector needed for grid stability.
- climate change
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- Commentary: We don’t need AI to threaten the future of humanity. We’ve got Trump's climate policiesClickbait
An op-ed argues that Trump's climate policies pose a significant threat to the future of humanity.
- Climate 100: How the climate crisis and AI became key issues in the US midterm elections
The climate crisis and AI have emerged as key topics in the U.S. midterm elections.
- When Fossil Industries Retreat, What Happens to the Wage Structures They Leave Behind?
This analysis explores the economic challenges for workers when fossil fuel industries scale back operations.
- IPCC, Assessment Report, Role in Climate Change, ChallengesStudy
This educational overview explains the role and challenges of the IPCC assessment reports.
- Ticking Clock: Why Incremental Action on Climate is No Longer Enough
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- Nigeria’s climate problem is bigger than climate change
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- COMMENTARY: Regulatory Uncertainty Remains a Project Killer in Canada
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This commentary suggests that recent geopolitical tensions have achieved more for energy transition than international climate summits.
- Electric Cars in Singapore Explained: Costs, Charging, Range, and What to Know
An explainer details the costs, charging infrastructure, and range considerations for electric vehicles in Singapore.Also: BBN Times
- PM Modi Launches NGT Mobile App, Says India Offering Solutions To Modern Climate ChallengesReprint
Prime Minister Modi launched a mobile app for the National Green Tribunal to address climate challenges.
- Flemish greens call for creation of inter-federal climate command unit
Flemish Green party members are advocating for the establishment of a centralized inter-federal climate command unit.
- The Challenge of Climate Change
This article provides a general overview of the challenges posed by global climate change.
- Readers Write: Youth and college sports, planning for after Trump, climate change, AI risk
A letters-to-the-editor column includes brief reader commentary on climate change.
- climate changeClickbait
This is a generic tag or landing page for climate change content.
- climate changeClickbait
This is a generic tag or landing page for climate change content.
- climate changeClickbait
This is a generic tag or landing page for climate change content.
- Why the West saw so much record-breaking heat this summer
An analysis explores the meteorological and climate factors behind the record-breaking heat observed across the Western U.S. this summer.Also: KUNR Public Radio
- Australia’s big polluters rely on carbon offsets for climate credibility. But the system looks like a house of cards | Adam Morton
An op-ed argues that Australia's reliance on carbon offsets for climate credibility is a flawed strategy that fails to replace actual emissions cuts.
- Iran war fuels clean energy push but emissions remain high
The conflict in Iran is accelerating clean energy interest, though global emissions remain high.Also: africanews.com
- Australia needs better data on methane emissions if we are serious about cutting them
An Australian academic body argues that the country requires improved methane emissions data to meet its climate goals.
- How the Shipping Sector must respond to UNEP’s Overshoot report
This commentary discusses how the shipping industry should address findings from the UNEP emissions overshoot report.
- All Analysis – AnalysisStudy
This is a repository of energy analysis reports published by the International Energy Agency.
- Science isn’t partisan, but Florida’s textbooks are treating it like it is | Letters
A letter to the editor criticizes the politicization of climate science within Florida's school textbook approval process.Also: Miami Herald
- An Ode to Colorado’s Most Popular Glacier, Which Just Melted into a Puddle
An opinion piece reflects on the loss of Colorado's St. Mary’s Glacier following its recent disappearance.
- Inside the home battery boom, one country quietly controls almost every cell, every material, and nearly all the energy production that matters and it got there by thinking in decades while everyone else counted quarters
An analysis examines global dominance in the battery supply chain and the strategic importance of long-term planning.Also: Energies Media
- Opinion | Nepal ice-rock disaster shows need for climate action
An opinion piece argues that the recent ice-rock disaster in Nepal highlights the urgent need for climate action.
- What Explains Trump’s Energy Policy?
An analysis explores the underlying motivations and implications of Donald Trump's energy policy platform.
- COMMENTARY: Judge rejects end run around climate lawsuit defeats
A commentary piece discusses a judicial ruling regarding legal strategies used in climate change litigation.Also: Las Vegas Review-Journal
- Al Gore Is Still Sounding the Alarm About Climate Change
Al Gore continues his climate advocacy as the U.S. government moves to roll back greenhouse gas emission limits for power plants.
- The Digital Wall: EPA Scraps Power Plant Rules to Feed AIClickbait
This commentary argues that the EPA's repeal of power plant rules is driven by the energy demands of the artificial intelligence industry.
- How governments can create markets for low-climate-impact solutions
An overview discusses how governments can design market mechanisms to incentivize low-carbon solutions.
- Is the 100-Year Toronto Flood on the Ballot?Clickbait
An opinion piece discusses whether the recent Toronto flooding should be a central issue in upcoming local elections.Also: ontherecordnews.ca
- Against Climate Piety
An opinion piece criticizes current climate advocacy and policy approaches.
- Compressed-Gas Storage Demonstrators Got Bigger. The Economics Didn’t Get Better.
An analysis suggests that recent large-scale compressed-air energy storage projects have not yet demonstrated improved economic viability.
- Glacier melting is black and white
This commentary discusses the clear evidence and implications of rapid glacier melting in the Himalayas.
- Opportunity climate policy a step in the right direction
Greenpeace advocates for a specific climate policy, characterizing it as a positive step forward.
- EVs are taking over as Australians flee the bowser. What happens next?
As electric vehicle adoption grows in Australia, the country faces new infrastructure and policy questions regarding the transition away from fossil fuels.
- The New Backbone of Global Power Grids: Energy Storage
This analysis highlights the growing importance of energy storage technologies in modernizing global power grids for a renewable future.
- Framing the climate science debate as a binary battle isn’t just wrong – it’s dangerous
An opinion piece argues against framing climate science debates as a binary conflict.
- Hour Zero: 'Super Niño' and the Unavoidable Climate RealityClickbait
This commentary discusses the implications of an El Niño event in the context of ongoing climate change.
- It Still Feels Like Summer in Parts of the US. Blame El Niño
An analysis attributes current unseasonable warmth in parts of the U.S. to the influence of El Niño.
- Weather doomscrolling vs. worsening weather: fact or fiction
This article explores the psychological impact of weather-related news consumption versus the reality of worsening climate trends.
- Why It’s So Hard to Predict a Tragedy Like Nepal’s Glacier CollapseClickbait
An exploration of the scientific challenges involved in predicting sudden glacier collapses in the Himalayas.
- Teens describe hopes and fears over climate change
Teenagers share their personal perspectives and anxieties regarding the future of climate change.
- Andres Tropp: Climate policy must account for technological reality
An op-ed argues that climate policy must be better aligned with current technological capabilities.
- Big Tech Can Cut Methane CheaplyClickbait
This commentary argues that technology companies have cost-effective opportunities to reduce methane emissions.
- Danger Season Is Here—Tell Congress: No Immunity for Big OilClickbait
This advocacy piece urges Congress to reject legislation that would grant immunity to oil companies from climate lawsuits.Also: ThePetitionSite.com
- GE Vernova, Zefiro Methane, Sempra: Natural Gas on the Verge of a Mega-Comeback | 2026-09-18 | Investing NewsClickbait
This investment-focused commentary argues that natural gas is poised for a significant market resurgence by 2026.
- 'Young people have a responsibility on climate change'Clickbait
A BBC report features perspectives on the role and responsibility of youth in climate action.
- Editorial: Dangerous denialism on climate change
An editorial criticizes the persistence of climate change denialism.
- Petroleum Is A Stranded Asset, and the industry Is Delaying Action On the Climate Crisis At Expense Of the Rest Of UsClickbait
An opinion piece argues that petroleum assets are becoming stranded and the industry is intentionally delaying climate action.
- AI Isn't Just Extracting More Fossil Fuels—It's Unlocking Renewable Energy Too
This article argues that artificial intelligence is playing a dual role in both fossil fuel extraction and the optimization of renewable energy systems.
- How renewable energy can help save Arizona family farms, ranches
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- Every Flood on Earth Now Starts From a Fuller Sky | by Ricky Lanusse | The New Climate. | Sep, 2026Clickbait
An opinion piece argues that atmospheric changes are fundamentally altering the nature of global flooding events.
- TELF AG on How Distributed Energy Could Transform Modern Electricity GridsClickbait
This piece discusses the potential for distributed energy resources to modernize electricity grids.
- Opinion: Raise your voice about climate change
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- These 5 Green Stocks Have Crushed Clean Energy ETFs, S&P 500 And AI Funds In 2026Clickbait
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- climate changeClickbait
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- INTERVIEW: Hoekstra says war makes climate action ‘no-brainer’ for Europe
EU climate commissioner Wopke Hoekstra argues that the war in Europe makes accelerating climate action a strategic necessity.Also: euractiv.com
- The overlooked shortcut to meeting the world’s energy goals
This article discusses strategies for meeting global energy goals.
- The EPA Power Plant Rule Repeal Don’t Make No Sense
A legal analysis critiques the rationale behind the proposed repeal of EPA power plant regulations.
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This analysis examines the energy demand challenges faced by developing nations as they balance growth with renewable energy transitions.Also: marketplace.org
- The Iran war is driving clean energy development. It’s not enough to help the planet, yet
Geopolitical tensions are accelerating clean energy development, though current progress remains insufficient to meet global climate goals.
- Statement from C2ES President Nat Keohane on EPA's Repeal of Carbon Pollution Standards for Power Plants
A climate policy organization issues a formal statement criticizing the EPA's decision to repeal carbon pollution standards for power plants.
- Rescinded, Required, Pending: Mapping U.S. Climate Disclosure Rules in 2026Study
A legal analysis maps the current status of U.S. climate disclosure requirements heading into 2026.
- Opinion | The Latest Corporate Climate Ruse
An opinion piece critiques corporate climate strategies as deceptive or insufficient.
- EDITORIAL: UN report on climate change alters the debate
An editorial discusses how a recent UN report on climate change has shifted the global conversation.Also: commercial-news.com, cnhinews.com
- Come Hell or High Water
This opinion piece discusses the escalating risks and human impacts of climate-driven water disasters.
- The open houses at the edge of disaster
This commentary examines the risks of purchasing real estate in areas increasingly vulnerable to climate-driven disasters.
- These State Elections Could Reshape Climate and Energy Policy
Upcoming state elections in the U.S. could significantly influence the trajectory of regional climate and energy policies.
- Costs take center stage at New York's Climate Week
Financial costs and economic considerations are a primary focus during New York's Climate Week events.
- The Polluter-Pays Principle and Its Enemies: Corporate Fraud, Weaponizing Preemption, and the Survival of Climate Accountability
An advocacy report examines the legal and corporate challenges facing climate accountability and the polluter-pays principle.
- Climate Reporter Says She Buried Some News To Advance Left-Wing Narrative
A former climate reporter alleges that news coverage was suppressed to align with specific political narratives.
- Media Briefing: UNGA & Climate Week 2026
Oil Change International provides a briefing on climate-related priorities and advocacy goals for the UN General Assembly and Climate Week.Also: oilchange.org
- Climate Law Heats Up
This opinion piece discusses the legal and political landscape surrounding climate-related legislation.Also: nationalreview.com
- BJORN LOMBORG | The Great Barrier Reef refuses to die on schedule
An opinion piece argues that the Great Barrier Reef is not dying as quickly as some projections suggest.Also: Bangkok Post
- Stop Calling Climate Disasters Unimaginable | Opinion
This opinion piece argues against labeling climate-driven disasters as unimaginable, emphasizing the need for better preparedness.
- COMMENTARY: From heatwaves to hurricanes — Workers' compensation in an era of extreme weather
This commentary discusses the urgent need to reform workers' compensation systems to account for rising risks from extreme weather.
- Nuclear power is getting its reality-check moment
This analysis examines the economic and logistical challenges currently facing the nuclear power industry.
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A commentary piece discusses how a warming planet is shifting global geopolitical power dynamics.
- Are Texas politicians shying away from climate change?
A report investigates whether Texas politicians are avoiding public discussion of climate change.
- The World Is Adapting to Extreme Heat — but Not Nearly Fast EnoughClickbait
This opinion piece argues that global efforts to adapt to extreme heat are currently insufficient.
- Shipping’s carbon data needs to get real
An analysis argues that the shipping industry needs more accurate and transparent carbon data reporting.
- Pacific friends to suffer from fossil-fuel 'hypocrisy'
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- Multidimensional Global Energy PathwaysStudy
S&P Global provides an analysis of various pathways for the global energy transition.
- UN: Climate policy assessment of the candidates for the office of Secretary-General
The UN assesses the climate policy positions of candidates running for the office of Secretary-General.
- Global Warming Is Getting Worse, FastClickbait
A brief report asserts that global warming is accelerating.Also: Yahoo
- Opportunity targets cows and chases climate consensus
This opinion piece explores the challenges of achieving climate consensus regarding agricultural emissions from livestock.
- NewClimate Institute at Climate Week NYC
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This article addresses common misconceptions regarding the safety and fire risks associated with electric vehicles.Also: stuff.tv
- The Iran War’s New Fallout: Falling EmissionsClickbait
This opinion piece discusses the complex and often contradictory impacts of political leadership and global conflict on carbon emissions.
- Shackelford: Nepal’s disaster is today’s terrifying climate change realityClickbait
An opinion piece frames the recent disaster in Nepal as a direct consequence of climate change.
- Regulatory rollbackClickbait
A brief commentary piece discusses the implications of recent regulatory rollbacks regarding environmental policy.
- Regulatory Review: Climate resilience, carbon borders and nature restoration
This regulatory review examines current developments in climate resilience, carbon border policies, and nature restoration efforts.
- Al Gore downplays AI threats and touts its climate potential
Al Gore argues that the potential benefits of AI for climate solutions outweigh its associated risks.
- Opinion: A hotter St. Louis needs infrastructure that beats the heat
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- Viewpoint: What’s the likely impact when the EPA loosens rules limiting methane pollution from oil and gas wells?Clickbait
An opinion piece discusses the potential environmental consequences of the EPA relaxing methane pollution standards for oil and gas wells.
- What does Carney’s investment summit mean for clean energy?Clickbait
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- Fossil fuels: The Netherlands’ phase-out plan faces criticism
The Netherlands' plan for phasing out fossil fuels is facing criticism from various stakeholders.
- New podcast episode examines why diesel prices are surging and what it meansClickbait
An IEA podcast episode discusses the drivers behind recent surges in global diesel prices.
- Diesel: How a mainstream powertrain became a niche option in Canada
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- 51 ways to get the planet tipping the right wayClickbait
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- What We're Watching: Two big losses for Trump, Maldives tackling climate change with AI, & More
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- Editorial: Climate Changes
An editorial reflects on the ongoing nature and urgency of climate change.
- Why Voluntary Industry Action Still Matters | OGCIClickbait
An industry group argues for the continued importance of voluntary corporate actions in addressing climate change.
- Letter | Marklein's wrong about rejecting electrical transmission lines
A letter to the editor criticizes a politician's opposition to new electrical transmission lines needed for renewable energy.
- Guest Opinion | David Reyes: Moving Clean Energy Projects from Planning to Action
A guest opinion piece argues for the necessity of accelerating the implementation of planned clean energy projects.
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Axios hosts a series of discussions and interviews during Climate Week and the UN General Assembly.Also: Axios
- World Energy Outlook 2026Study
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A legal report outlines the human rights obligations of states to address and prevent harm caused by sea level rise.
- If Climate Change Contributed to Nepal’s Floods, Should Polluters Pay?
An article explores the debate over whether polluters should be held financially liable for climate-linked disasters like the Nepal floods.Also: National Geographic
- What EPA’s climate denial means for the energy transition
This analysis examines the implications of EPA climate denialism on the ongoing energy transition.Also: Latitude Media
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The Sierra Club criticizes plans by the incoming administration to repeal federal pollution standards for energy production.
- Busting the myths: five lies you’ve been told about net zero
This analysis debunks five common myths regarding net-zero climate goals.
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- Praise, concerns pour in for repeal of power plant emissions rules -
Public reaction is mixed following the federal repeal of power plant carbon emissions rules.
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- The world comes to New York: What’s at stake at UN General Assembly high-level week
Global leaders gather at the UN General Assembly to discuss urgent climate action and sustainable development goals.
- Keeping cool on a warming planet: What the ozone story can teach us about climate action
This op-ed examines how the successful international response to ozone depletion offers lessons for addressing the current climate crisis.
- OP/ED: Phase out fossil fuels now
An opinion piece calls for the immediate phase-out of fossil fuels.
- Kerry TD say big polluters should shoulder largest cost of tackling climate change
A local politician argues that major polluters should bear the primary financial burden of climate action.
- Colm McCarthy - What will COP 31 achieve? 16 September 2026 Premium
An opinion column discusses the potential outcomes and expectations for the upcoming COP31 climate summit.Also: Irish Farmers Journal
- China’s Electric Cars Aren’t Europe’s Real Problem
An analysis argues that Chinese electric vehicle imports are not the primary cause of Europe's automotive industry challenges.
- The climate bill is due. Big Oil needs to pick up the tab
This opinion piece argues that major oil companies should be held financially responsible for the costs associated with climate change.Also: Common Dreams
- The PHEV emissions problem is not the plug-in hybrid. It is the "plug-in maybes"
This analysis argues that the real emissions issue with plug-in hybrids stems from users failing to charge them regularly.Also: The Driven IO
- Teaching Environmental Law in Context: The Role of State Climate Policy in the Context of Federal Retrenchment
An academic analysis explores the role of state-level climate policies amid federal regulatory shifts.
- From the editor: Addressing climate change’s impact on grain production
An editorial discusses the challenges climate change poses to global grain production.Also: World Grain
- COMMENTARY: Business in the U.S. is still betting on clean energy
This commentary argues that U.S. businesses continue to invest in clean energy despite political volatility.
- Australia's ancient rainfall patterns more complex than previously believedStudy
Scientists have discovered that ancient Australian rainfall patterns during the ice age were more complex than previously understood.
- EDITORIAL: World cannot abandon climate change target in Paris Agreement
This editorial argues that the international community must remain committed to the Paris Agreement targets.
- Nearly 60% of Maharashtrians concerned about climate change: ReportStudy
A report indicates that nearly 60% of residents in Maharashtra, India, express concern regarding climate change.
- Should Schools Have 'Heat Days'?
This article discusses the growing debate over whether schools should implement specific policies for extreme heat days.
- Von der Leyen’s drought response leaves greens unconvinced
Environmental groups express dissatisfaction with the European Commission's proposed policy response to regional drought.
- Nepal floods a climate 'wake-up call' for AustraliaReprint
The Nepal floods serve as a warning for Australia regarding its own climate preparedness.
- Journey to the center of El Niño: inside NOAA's Pacific watch team
A profile of the NOAA team responsible for monitoring and forecasting El Niño developments in the Pacific.
- The climate deal Trump won’t killClickbait
This commentary argues that certain climate-related policies and market trends are resilient enough to survive a Trump administration.
- Is Donald 'drill, baby, drill' Trump helping the world transition away from oil?
An analysis explores whether Donald Trump's energy policies might inadvertently influence the global transition away from fossil fuels.
- Planet Classroom and VoiceAmerica Launch New "Net Zero Speaks" Podcast: "We Have Everything We Need": Solar Pioneer Andrew Blakers Says the World Already Has the Technology for a 100% Clean Energy Future
A new podcast series features experts discussing the feasibility of transitioning to a 100% clean energy future.
- Anthropic's S-1 is imminent, but its sustainability metrics are nascent
Anthropic's upcoming financial filing reveals that its corporate sustainability and environmental metrics remain in early development stages.
- Climate Change for Capitalists
A political commentary piece examines the relationship between capitalism and climate change.Also: Counterfire
- The one issue where Republicans and Democrats are unified before the midterms, according to this pollStudy
A new poll indicates that public concern regarding the environmental impact of artificial intelligence is increasing.
- Why is San Antonio’s September heat so extreme?
A local news report explains the meteorological factors contributing to the extreme heat currently affecting San Antonio.
- EXPLAINER: What are NDCs and why are they so important in fighting climate change?
This explainer details the role and importance of Nationally Determined Contributions in the global effort to mitigate climate change.
- The case for climate realism in an age of soaring energy demand
An opinion piece argues for a pragmatic approach to energy policy amidst rising global demand.
- Global Tensions Rise Amid Ongoing Climate Change DiscussionsReprint
International tensions are reportedly rising during ongoing global discussions regarding climate change policies.
- Here’s the ‘script’ Super El Niño’s have used for past Seattle winters. Now, toss it out.
This analysis suggests that historical weather patterns associated with El Niño may no longer be reliable predictors for Seattle winters.
- Sustainable Solutions Presents: The New Landscape of U.S. Environmental Policy
Johns Hopkins University hosts a discussion on the evolving landscape of U.S. environmental policy.
- Why and How South Asian Youth Must Lead the Climate Fight
An opinion piece advocates for South Asian youth to take a leading role in climate activism.
- Democrats Defend Energy Policy, Clean Energy Efforts
Connecticut Democrats are defending their state's energy policies and ongoing efforts to transition toward clean energy sources.
- Zeeland solar project shows complexity of going sustainable | Opinion
An opinion piece discusses the complexities and challenges involved in implementing local solar energy projects.
- Experts: Geopolitical Volatility Reshapes Kazakhstan’s Energy Strategy
Geopolitical instability is forcing Kazakhstan to re-evaluate its long-term energy strategy.
- Hydrogen cars explained: How fuel-cell vehicles work
This article explains the technical operation of hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles.
- COMMENTARY: A hammock, climate change, and finding home again
A personal commentary reflects on the emotional and physical toll of climate change on home and lifestyle.
- Street Talk: How Would You Solve Global Warming?Clickbait
A street-interview feature asks local residents for their personal ideas on solving global warming.
- Letter: Climate change is real
A reader-submitted letter to the editor affirms the reality of climate change.
- Here’s What the Science Really Says About the Health and Climate Risks of Carbon Pollution
An overview of scientific consensus regarding the health and climate risks associated with carbon pollution.Also: Time Magazine
- ‘Don’t mess with the ZEV Mandate,’ warn UK business leaders
UK business leaders are urging the government to maintain the current Zero Emission Vehicle mandate to ensure market stability.Also: AOL.com
- Congress Must Reject Attack on Clean Air Protections for Port Communities
The author argues that Congress must reject resolutions that would roll back clean air protections for port communities.
- What EPA's greenhouse gas rollback means for Texas
An analysis examines the specific implications of the EPA's greenhouse gas rule repeal for the state of Texas.
- The incoming ‘super’ El Niño will create chaos around the world. And we are far from ready for it | Bill McGuire
An opinion piece warns that the world is unprepared for the global disruptions expected from an upcoming super El Niño event.
- Slashing fossil fuels is 'life and death' for Pacific
Pacific leaders emphasize that reducing fossil fuel use is a matter of survival for their region.Also: South Coast Register
- What Is the Link Between El Niño and Climate Change?
This explainer details the scientific relationship between the El Niño climate pattern and human-caused global warming.Also: World Wildlife Fund
- Disaster Survivors Sticking Together
This personal essay explores the shared experiences and resilience of Americans impacted by climate-driven disasters.
- Plans to artificially dim the sun have divided scientists—here's what they're actually arguing about
Scientists address common misconceptions and the ongoing debate surrounding solar geoengineering and weather modification.Also: inkl
- Local experience shapes how coastal communities understand and respond to climate change
Local experiences significantly influence how coastal communities perceive and respond to climate change, challenging top-down communication strategies.
- UK Trying to Advance Hydrogen Aviation. Likelihood by 2050 is still under 1%
The author analyzes the UK's hydrogen aviation initiatives, concluding that the likelihood of widespread adoption by 2050 remains very low.
- The world can’t afford to ignore climate change much longer
This opinion piece argues that the world must urgently address the escalating climate crisis.
- Nepal-Tibet Floods: The Deadly Consequences Of Climate Change
An opinion piece argues that the recent Nepal-Tibet floods are a direct consequence of climate change.
- Critically discuss why enteric fermentation and paddy cultivation are primary methane sources in India, and how climate-smart agricultural practices can mitigate these emissions. – GKTodayClickbait
This educational piece discusses the role of agriculture in methane emissions and potential mitigation strategies in India.Also: GK Today
- Marine Heatwaves, Meaning, Causes, Impacts, Examples, MitigationStudy
This educational overview defines marine heatwaves, their causes, environmental impacts, and potential mitigation strategies.
- How the Great Gas Crisis of 2030 Will Play OutClickbait
This speculative analysis explores potential future scenarios for a gas crisis in 2030.
- 5 Takeaways From House Democrats’ New Climate Policy Agenda
A summary outlines the key proposals within a new climate policy agenda released by a group of House Democrats.
- Trump’s data center push fractures Congress as local anger explodes: 'Grasping at straws'
Congress is divided over the expansion of data centers due to concerns regarding water usage and electricity demand.
- Gov. Mills criticizes Trump administration's emissions rollback
Maine Governor Janet Mills publicly criticized federal efforts to roll back emissions regulations.
- Extreme weather shook outdoor live music this summer. What happens next?
The impact of extreme weather on the outdoor music industry is analyzed following a summer of disruptions.
- WHY CLIMATE DISASTER RISK BELONGS IN DEFENCE AGREEMENTS
This analysis argues that climate-related disaster risks should be formally integrated into international defense and security agreements.
- Nepal Cannot Stop the Floods. It Can Stop Them From Becoming Disasters.
This opinion piece argues that Nepal must shift its focus toward disaster preparedness and adaptation strategies to mitigate flood impacts.
- How Carney plays both sides on climate policy
An analysis critiques Mark Carney's dual approach to climate policy and financial industry involvement.
- What’s Left of the Climate Movement?
An opinion piece examines the current state and challenges facing the global climate activist movement.
- Why the BRICS Climate and Energy Agenda Matters Now
An analysis explores the significance of the BRICS nations' current climate and energy policy agenda.
- Take action: Tackle climate pollution from frackers and oil and gas drillers
An advocacy group is calling for public action to reduce climate pollution from oil and gas drilling.Also: Environment America
- A Fantastic New Way to Browse U.S Electricity and Energy Data
The article highlights a new tool for browsing U.S. energy data while noting a surge in global oil prices.
- Climate disasters are no longer tomorrow’s threatClickbait
An opinion piece argues that climate-related disasters are an immediate, present-day reality rather than a future threat.
- EarthTalk – How to Reduce, Absorb, or Convert Atmospheric Methane?Clickbait
This column provides an overview of methods for reducing and converting atmospheric methane.
- Surging electricity demand from AI data centers puts Iowa at an energy crossroads
Rising energy demand from AI data centers is forcing Iowa to re-evaluate its electricity generation and grid infrastructure.
- Ride-hailing apps offer greener choices, so why aren’t users taking them?
An analysis examines the reasons behind low consumer uptake of green ride-hailing options despite their availability.Also: Reccessary
- Maryland leaders must fight to restore climate justice funding
An editorial argues that Maryland officials must prioritize the restoration of funding for climate justice initiatives.Also: The Washington Post $
- We should be more scared of climate change destroying humanity than AI
An opinion piece argues that climate change poses a more immediate existential threat to humanity than artificial intelligence.
- From Nepal to the US, deadly weather keeps rising, but the climate link still goes unseenClickbait
This piece discusses the rising frequency of deadly weather events and the ongoing challenge of linking specific disasters to climate change.
- Shahbaz: We are vastly unprepared for the climate disasters to come
This opinion piece argues that current infrastructure and policy are insufficient to handle the scale of future climate disasters.
- From institutional coherence to country delivery – Reflections on UNCCD COP17 from IUCN’s Global Climate Change and Energy Transition Team Director, Ali Raza Rizvi
An IUCN official reflects on the outcomes and institutional challenges following the UNCCD COP17 climate conference.
- Stop blaming climate changeClickbait
An opinion column argues against attributing various disasters solely to climate change.
- Sustainability Through Innovation: How Natural Gas Is Helping Achieve a Lower-Emissions Future
The American Gas Association argues that natural gas innovation is a key component of a lower-emissions future.
- Opinion | Carney has abandoned his post in a climate emergencyClickbait
This opinion piece criticizes Mark Carney for his perceived inaction regarding the climate emergency.
- Cornell University to lead over 25 events at Climate Week NYC, focusing on AI, nuclear energy, and grid transition
Cornell University will host over 25 events during Climate Week NYC, covering topics including AI, nuclear energy, and grid transitions.
- Volkswagen Unveils Ridiculously Efficient “Mission Efficiency” — But Why?
Volkswagen has unveiled a highly efficient electric vehicle prototype, though its production intent remains unclear.
- Confronting climate failure in a summer of steaming oceans and devastated villages – Part 1Clickbait
This commentary reflects on the current state of climate policy and the environmental devastation observed during the summer.
- Confronting climate failure: How we dig ourselves out of the climate-catastrophe hole - Part 2Clickbait
This opinion piece explores strategies for addressing the systemic failures that have led to the current climate crisis.
- Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in livestock farming in Vietnam – Some barriers and policy recommendations.
An analysis examines the barriers and policy recommendations for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Vietnam's livestock sector.
- Solar, Wind, Or Water: Which Renewable Energy Is The Most Popular?Clickbait
An overview compares the popularity of different renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and hydropower.
- How green is driving electric?Clickbait
This piece explores the transition to electric vehicles and the environmental implications of driving them.
- Together, We Can Achieve More: Key Takeaways from the F20 Climate Solutions Forum 2026
Participants at the F20 Climate Solutions Forum 2026 discussed collaborative strategies for advancing climate action.
- This Meteorological Season Has Been Quiet...and I'm Sure the Global Warming People Are Devastated
This opinion piece mocks climate change advocates regarding the current quiet meteorological season.
- Global Warming Will Breach the 1.5 Degree Celsius Limit. Now What?
An analysis explores the implications for vulnerable nations as global temperatures surpass the 1.5 degrees Celsius threshold.
- 6 takeaways as Trump takes sledgehammer to power plant climate regsClickbait
An analysis outlines six key implications of the Trump administration's decision to repeal power plant climate regulations.
- Plausible Scenarios Still Indicate 2°C to 3°C
A climate analyst argues that current plausible scenarios still point toward 2°C to 3°C of global warming.
- EPA rollback may worsen Trump’s Supreme Court climate headache
The EPA's rollback of climate rules may complicate the administration's legal standing in ongoing Supreme Court climate cases.
- It’s been one year since Australia assessed its national climate risk. But have we listened?
An analysis questions whether Australia has adequately responded to the national climate risks identified in a government assessment one year ago.
- Marine carbon removal at a crossroads
Marine carbon dioxide removal requires rigorous scientific testing to scale effectively without succumbing to excessive caution.
- Confronting climate failure in a summer of steaming oceans and devastated villages – Part 1
An advocacy piece critiques global failure to address climate change amid record ocean temperatures and extreme weather.Also: CounterPunch.org
- Nature didn’t act alone in Nepal’s flash flood disaster
An analysis explores the human and environmental factors that contributed to recent flash flooding in Nepal.
- What the UN Secretary-General Nominees Reveal About Climate Change
An analysis examines the positions and priorities of UN Secretary-General candidates regarding global climate change policy.Also: PassBlue
- Super El Niño: Could A Powerful ‘Super El Niño’ Bring Extreme Weather, Coastal Threats And Major Climate Impacts? What The Latest Forecast SaysClickbait
This article discusses potential climate impacts and extreme weather risks associated with the development of a strong El Niño event.
- John Arnold on "make-or-break moment" for permitting reform
John Arnold discusses the political challenges and necessity of energy permitting reform in the United States.
- Q&A: This Comedy Series Is Taking Aim at Big Oil’s PR Machine
A new comedy series examines the public relations strategies used by the fossil fuel industry to influence climate discourse.
- Wildfire strategy doesn’t need a winner – with 3 camps fighting for dominance, the system can’t keep up with the risk
Effective wildfire management requires integrating three distinct strategic approaches that currently compete for dominance.
- Himalayan blunders and beyond
An analysis discusses the systemic failures and environmental challenges contributing to disasters in the Himalayan region.
- Nepal's Strongest Climate Argument Is Evidence
This commentary argues that Nepal must prioritize empirical evidence to strengthen its position in global climate negotiations.
- A borderless threat in a region governed by borders
This article discusses the challenges of managing climate threats that cross national borders in the Himalayan region.
- Hawaiʻi Can’t Catch A Break From Storms. It Has To Adapt
This piece argues that Hawaii must prioritize long-term adaptation strategies to cope with increasingly frequent storm events.
- Limiting Methane, The Less Known, More Potent Greenhouse Gas
This article provides an overview of the role and potency of methane as a greenhouse gas.
- COP Talks: Formal Delegations, Informal Access -…
Transparency International examines the balance between formal delegations and informal access at international climate negotiations.
- Global warming will mean 2.5 million fewer elderly deaths over the next 50 years
This opinion piece argues that global warming may reduce elderly mortality rates over the next half-century.Also: Washington Times
- Houston doesn’t have to choose between energy and climate action. | Opinion
An opinion piece argues that Houston can balance its energy industry interests with necessary climate action.Also: houstonchronicle.com
- NCSE's Branch discusses climate change education in the U.S. with French publication
An interview discusses the current state and challenges of climate change education within the United States.
- Himalaya Diwas 2026 Highlights Glacier and Water Security Concerns
Himalaya Diwas events highlighted urgent concerns regarding glacier preservation and regional water security.
- Climate denialism’s greatest champions are in New Brunswick
An advocacy piece identifies specific individuals in New Brunswick as prominent figures in climate denialism.
- Deadly silence: The world can’t afford to ignore climate change much longerClickbait
This opinion piece argues that the global community must urgently address the escalating climate crisis.
- Can flood survivors’ stories make climate science better?
This piece explores how integrating personal narratives from flood survivors could improve climate science and disaster response.
- Policy and investment key to turning low-carbon ambitions into commercially viable projects
The article discusses the necessity of policy and investment to make low-carbon projects commercially viable.
- Climate experts using stronger language to inform public
Climate scientists are increasingly using more direct language to communicate the urgency of climate change to the public.
- Does rising biofuel use risk a global food crisis?Clickbait
This article explores the potential tension between increasing biofuel production and global food security.
- Trump's Iran War Might Lead To Increased EV AdoptionClickbait
An opinion piece speculates on how geopolitical conflict in Iran might indirectly influence electric vehicle adoption rates.Also: Yahoo Autos
- Electric Vehicles: Is Ghana ready for the switch?Clickbait
An article explores the current state of readiness for electric vehicle adoption in Ghana.Also: 3News
- Why Won’t the Media Say “Climate Change”?Clickbait
This opinion piece criticizes media outlets for their perceived reluctance to use the term climate change.
- Prince of Wales: Inch-by-inch action won’t tackle climate changeClickbait
This opinion piece highlights Prince William's call for more aggressive and systemic climate action.
- Prince William warns ‘inch-by-inch’ action is not enough to stop climate changeReprint
Prince William warns that incremental policy changes are insufficient to address the scale of the climate crisis.
- “Climate Alarmists’ Hurricane Narrative Runs Into a Record-Quiet Atlantic -
An opinion piece argues that the current quiet hurricane season contradicts climate change projections.
- What do you do when the world is burning?Clickbait
An opinion piece reflects on personal and societal responses to the ongoing climate crisis.
- Molder and Hatcher discuss positions on renewable energy, nuclear power ahead of November election
Political candidates discuss their respective positions on renewable energy and nuclear power ahead of an upcoming election.
- Why the clean energy transition will be powered by consumersClickbait
This commentary argues that consumer behavior and decentralized energy adoption are essential for the global clean energy transition.
- Oil and Gas Prices: Renewables and Storage Offer the Best Protection Against Price Shocks and InflationClickbait
This advocacy piece argues that renewable energy and storage provide better economic protection against fossil fuel price volatility.
- Plug-in solar could create Britain?s first generation of energy-aware homeowners says energy expertClickbait
An expert suggests that plug-in solar technology could increase energy awareness among British homeowners.
- Energy storage cannot save photovoltaic giantsClickbait
This commentary argues that energy storage solutions are insufficient to resolve the financial challenges facing major photovoltaic manufacturers.
- Jaguar Land Rover’s electric shockClickbait
This opinion piece discusses the challenges facing Jaguar Land Rover during its transition to electric vehicle production.
- Climate adaptation starts at home. We need to build capability from the ground upClickbait
An opinion piece argues for the necessity of building local-level capability to improve climate adaptation strategies.
- From the India Today archives (2006) | Himalayan glaciers: The big meltdownReprint
This archival piece from 2006 reviews the early concerns regarding the melting of Himalayan glaciers.Also: India Today
- The Climate Change Crowd Isn't Going to Like This Inconvenient Statistic
This opinion piece presents a skeptical take on climate change statistics.Also: townhall.com
- Energy leaders urge balanced path for Asia's energy transition
Energy leaders are calling for a balanced approach to the energy transition across Asian markets.
- IMPACTS: Climates Change the World on NHK World - Japan HD: full details and when it's onClickbait
A television guide provides scheduling details for a documentary series about climate change impacts.
- LETTER: Why the Light Board should vote for the renewable energy surcharge
A letter to the editor advocates for a local renewable energy surcharge in Marblehead.
- YOU HAD ONE JOB THE GREENS POLITICAL PARTY! Climate change is destroying life and you exist to save it! | First Dog on the MoonClickbait
A political cartoon expresses frustration with the Green Party's climate advocacy efforts.
- Prince William’s urgent optimism is critical on climate changeClickbait
This opinion piece discusses Prince William's public stance on the necessity of urgent climate action.
- Prince William urges urgent action on climate change in Independent articleReprint
This article summarizes Prince William's recent public appeal for urgent climate action.
- Opinion: Climate change predictions coming trueClickbait
An opinion piece argues that historical climate change predictions are currently manifesting in real-world events.
- A fantasy flight of fancy | Factor This BriefClickbait
This opinion piece critiques the feasibility of proposed sustainable aviation fuel and electric flight technologies.
- Enel Chile S.A.: Cheap, Profitable, And Operating In Chile's Next Great Energy RevolutionClickbait
This investment analysis evaluates Enel Chile's financial position within the context of the country's energy transition.
- Climate Activists Blame Global Warming For Zero Hurricanes Forming In Atlantic This YearClickbait
This satirical piece mocks climate activists regarding the current Atlantic hurricane season.
- Think of the parable of a frog in boiling water. That’s us dithering as the ‘unprecedented‘ weather becomes more extreme | Helen Pilcher
This opinion piece argues that public complacency toward increasingly extreme weather is a dangerous failure to recognize climate change.
- The Himalayas Didn’t Cause the Climate Crisis. Why Are Nepalis Paying the Price?Reprint
An opinion piece discusses the climate injustice faced by Nepalis regarding the impacts of global warming.
- BRICS Summit climate change stance: Delhi Declaration hints at changing priorities of Global South
The BRICS Delhi Declaration reflects shifting priorities within the Global South regarding climate change policy.
- UN climate chief warns political divisions threaten economic stabilityReprint
The UN climate chief warns that political divisions are threatening global economic stability.
- CLIMATE: AFTER THE DELUGE, WHAT?
An editorial reflects on the aftermath of severe flooding and the broader implications for climate policy.
- Carbon tax ‘undermines developing nation efforts’ | India News
An opinion piece argues that carbon taxes unfairly hinder the economic development efforts of emerging nations.
- Apple's Renewable Energy Claims: Corporate Operations and Manufacturing Are Not the Same Number
An analysis highlights discrepancies in Apple's reporting regarding renewable energy usage in corporate versus manufacturing operations.
- Belchertown talk challenges nuclear energy’s role in climate solutionReprint
A public talk in Belchertown examined the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change.
- What should Balendra Shah tell the world in New York?
This commentary suggests key talking points for Kathmandu's mayor regarding climate impacts during his visit to New York.
- Chris Wright on Energy AbundanceClickbait
Chris Wright discusses his perspective on energy abundance and fossil fuel usage.
- Are electric cars really bad for the environment?Clickbait
This article examines common arguments regarding the environmental impact of electric vehicle production and usage.
- Cutting carbon emissions: Bangladesh needs action, not promises
This editorial argues that Bangladesh must move beyond promises and take concrete action to reduce its national carbon emissions.Also: Prothom Alo English
- New Mexico’s clean energy path needs steady progress
An opinion piece discusses the challenges and requirements for New Mexico to maintain its transition to clean energy.
- Climate Policy misses mental health
An article argues that current climate policies fail to adequately address the associated mental health impacts.
- Why Nepal Is Right To Demand Climate Justice Right NowClickbait
An opinion piece argues that Nepal is justified in its demands for climate justice due to regional environmental impacts.
- How Texas is building a more resilient power grid | Opinion
An opinion piece discusses strategies for improving the resilience of the Texas power grid.
- Climate-ResilienceClickbait
A brief mention of climate resilience strategies in the Mindanao region.
- Letters — Climate change, Dallas parks, CanadaReprint
A collection of reader letters discusses climate change, local parks, and Canadian issues.
- Climate change countdownClickbait
A brief overview or countdown regarding climate change developments.
- Letter to the editor: Climate change -- Kenneth Nizer
A reader submitted a letter to the editor regarding climate change.
- Farewell to coal is delayed. Dirty fuel is back in fashion thanks to Trump, Putin, and global warming
This commentary argues that global political factors are delaying the transition away from coal.
- Climate Change: A Global Crisis Demanding Shared but Unequal Responsibility
This piece discusses the global responsibility and equity issues inherent in addressing the climate crisis.Also: daily-sun.com
- Beyond the heatwave: what it really takes for climate warnings to cut through in the UK
This opinion piece discusses the challenges of effectively communicating climate change warnings to the UK public.
- Environment: Fossil fuels, children and a changing climate
This opinion piece discusses the impact of fossil fuels on children and the changing climate.
- California’s future water supplies depend on the outcomes of four intertwined battles | Dan Walters
A columnist analyzes the political and legal battles shaping the future of California's water supply.Also: Santa Maria Times
- The Rise of the Far Right and the Final Struggle of the Fossil Fuel Industry
An opinion piece explores the intersection of far-right political movements and the fossil fuel industry's resistance to energy transition.Also: sonnenseite.com
- Forecast: official unpreparedness
An editorial criticizes official lack of preparedness for climate-related forecasts and events.
- Is the United Nations Ready to Deal With Climate Tipping Points?Clickbait
An analysis questions whether the United Nations is adequately prepared to address potential climate tipping points.
- Nepal floods expose deep climate injustice
This opinion piece contends that recent flooding in Nepal highlights systemic global climate injustice.
- How on earth to finance Nepal’s disaster?
This analysis explores the financial challenges Nepal faces in funding recovery from climate-driven disasters.
- Who will pay for the climate crisis?
This opinion piece examines the question of who should bear the financial burden of the global climate crisis.
- Opinion: Big Tech and Big Oil have fused into an entity we might think of as Fossil Tech
An opinion piece argues that technology companies and fossil fuel firms are increasingly integrated into a single, climate-damaging entity.
- Electric cars and solar are the hedge against this out-of-control energy crisisClickbait
This opinion piece argues that transitioning to electric vehicles and solar power provides a necessary hedge against volatile fossil fuel markets.
- Climate Alarmists and Emissions Reduction Crusaders Were Beginning to Lose Their War on Conventional Energy: Then Came the War with Iran - Jim Warren
An opinion piece argues that geopolitical conflicts have hindered efforts to reduce reliance on conventional energy sources.
- Solar panels are eating America's farmland, but experts say urban sprawl causes far more permanent damage while solar actually offers struggling farmers a rare financial lifeline through agrivoltaics, local tax revenue, and land that can farm again in 40 yearsClickbait
An article discusses the trade-offs between solar farm land use and urban sprawl, advocating for agrivoltaics.
- Electric vehicle sales are plummeting. Will they soon become too niche?Clickbait
This piece questions the future of electric vehicle market growth amid recent sales trends.
- Saturday's energy & climate storiesReprint
A news aggregator provides a summary of recent energy and climate-related headlines.
- COMMENTARY: Carney Deconfliction Clouds Continued Bad Policies
A commentary piece argues that recent policy agreements are failing to address underlying climate and energy issues.
- OPINION: Carney-Smith Agreement Delivers Another Blow to Alberta’s Oil and Gas Sector
An opinion piece criticizes a new climate agreement for its perceived negative impact on Alberta's oil and gas industry.
- 2027 presidential election: Bruno Retailleau takes free-market approach to climate change
French presidential candidate Bruno Retailleau outlines a free-market approach to climate policy.
- Editorial | Case for climate finance
This editorial argues for the necessity of increased climate finance for vulnerable nations.
- Environment Minister issues clarification after saying province ‘on target’ with climate goals
The provincial Environment Minister issued a clarification following public scrutiny regarding the accuracy of claims about meeting climate targets.
- Preaching About Climate Change: What Clergy Need Most
A commentary piece explores the needs of clergy members when preaching about climate change.Also: Patheos
- Calgary youth highlight climate change through a science-art fusion program
Youth in Calgary are using a science-art fusion program to raise awareness about climate change.Also: CTV News
- Government Clown Just Can’t Quit Coal PowerClickbait
This opinion piece criticizes the US Energy Secretary's use of emergency orders to keep coal power plants running.
- Just4Kids: How hot does it get in the desert? A climate scientist explains
A climate scientist explains desert heat dynamics in an educational piece aimed at children.
- Glaciers are melting: Here's how you can see when each of them could go extinctClickbait
This piece provides a guide on how to track the projected extinction timelines of various glaciers.
- Heat Wave Shatters Records As Art And Remembrance ShineClickbait
A report on record-breaking heat waves and their intersection with art and remembrance.
- Cost Of Their GreedClickbait
This opinion piece criticizes corporate and political greed in the context of environmental degradation.
- LETTER: Headlines scream a warning about global warming
A letter to the editor expresses concern regarding recent news headlines about global warming.
- Breakfast Session | Reduce Your Carbon Footprint With Green Electricity, Gas, And SAF | NederlandClickbait
An industry event promotes corporate carbon footprint reduction through green energy and sustainable aviation fuel.
- The world has broken the 1.5°C promise
The article argues that global temperature records indicate the 1.5°C climate target has been surpassed.
- UN climate chief warns political division is undermining fight against 'economic security emergency'
The UN climate chief warns that political divisions are hindering global efforts to address the economic risks posed by climate change.
- Just 5 questions: The temperature recordStudy
NASA provides a brief overview explaining how global temperature records are tracked and verified.Also: NASA
- August 2026 Declared Hottest Ever Since 1940; We Are So CookedClickbait
August 2026 is confirmed as the hottest August since record-keeping began in 1940.Also: Mashable India
- When Extreme Heat Becomes the "New Normal" Across the Middle East and North Africa
Greenpeace analyzes the implications of extreme heat becoming a permanent climate reality across the Middle East and North Africa.Also: greenpeace.org
- Scope 3 emissions: India’s next big climate challenge—and a global trade opportunity
An analysis discusses the challenges and trade opportunities for India regarding Scope 3 emissions reporting.Also: ET EnergyWorld
- A solution for failing climate policy: Make fossil fuels unprofitable
An opinion piece argues that making fossil fuels unprofitable is the key to effective climate policy.Also: Corporate Knights
- This is Toronto | The climate warning that can't be ignored this election
A commentary piece emphasizes the importance of climate change as a key issue in the upcoming Toronto election.Also: CBC
- World must reject climate culture wars or face economic ruin, says UN’s Stiell
The UN climate chief warns that political polarization over climate issues poses a significant threat to global economic stability.
- California’s Landmark Tire Efficiency Standards Are a Win for Consumers, Climate, and Public Health
California has adopted new efficiency standards for replacement tires to reduce pollution and consumer costs.
- EXPLAINED: How can the world limit warming beyond 1.5°C?
This explainer outlines the strategies required for the world to limit global warming beyond the 1.5°C threshold.
- Can flood survivors’ stories make climate science better?
An article explores how incorporating the experiences of flood survivors can improve climate science research.Also: Bhekisisa
- Race against a climate catastrophe?
An opinion piece discusses the urgency of addressing the global climate crisis.Also: The Manila Times
- The Energy Independence Myth: Why Countries Need Storage, Resilience and Smarter Grids
An analysis argues that national energy independence requires robust storage, grid resilience, and smarter energy management systems.Also: Devdiscourse
- Our schools must adapt to a changing climate
An op-ed argues that educational institutions must adapt to the realities of a changing climate.
- Climate change a trigger, not the whole story: Himanshu Thakkar on the Rasuwa flood disaster
An expert discusses the complex causes of the Rasuwa flood disaster, noting climate change as one of several contributing factors.
- Why India’s industrial sector is looking beyond the grid for energy security
Industrial sectors in India are increasingly seeking independent energy solutions to ensure reliability outside of the traditional grid.Also: pv magazine India
- With multilateralism in crisis, what’s next for climate philanthropy?
Climate philanthropy faces challenges in supporting global action amid a fragmented political landscape.
- Is food investing enough in climate adaptation?Clickbait
This article questions whether the food industry is investing sufficiently in climate adaptation measures.
- Turning climate warnings into early action
This commentary discusses the necessity of translating climate warnings into concrete early action and disaster preparedness.
- What is the "Omega-block" and what impact could it have on Earth?
This explainer defines the 'Omega-block' weather pattern and its potential impacts on the planet.
- For health systems, sustainability is survival
This article argues that sustainability initiatives are essential for the long-term survival and resilience of healthcare systems.
- Climate Program Office (CPO) FY2026 Earth System Science and Services PartnershipStudy
NOAA announced a funding partnership program for research into Earth system science and services.
- Community editorial board: We haven’t seen anything yet when it comes to climate change
A community editorial board argues that the most severe impacts of climate change are yet to come.
- Climate Week NYC and COP: What Do They Have in Common and How Do They Differ?
An analysis compares the objectives and functions of Climate Week NYC and the COP climate summits.Also: BBVA
- GASLIT documentary screenings sell out in Hawaiʻi
Greenpeace documentary screenings about fossil fuel influence in Hawaii have sold out.
- Early warning about global warmingClickbait
This commentary serves as a warning regarding the ongoing impacts and future risks of global warming.
- Greening In The Wrong Places: Geography, Policy Distortions, And The Hidden Costs Of Misallocated Green Investment
This opinion piece argues that green investments are often misallocated due to geography and policy distortions.
- Enemies of Energy: Electric vehicles and emissions
This opinion piece argues against the transition to electric vehicles and current emissions policies.
- Daniel F.C. Crowley on Carbon Pricing
This opinion piece discusses the legal and policy implications of carbon pricing mechanisms.Also: JD Supra
- Gregory Casey - Virtual Seminar on Climate Economics (VSCE)Study
A virtual seminar features economist Gregory Casey discussing research on climate economics.Also: CEPR
- Doing business in Canada: Environmental and climate change law in Canada
A law firm provides an overview of the current environmental and climate change regulatory landscape in Canada.
- Letter: Recent weather can spur climate change reform
A letter to the editor advocates for policy reform in response to recent extreme weather events.Also: Honolulu Star-Advertiser
- Comment: Climate change threatens pharmaceutical companiesClickbait
A commentary piece argues that climate change poses significant threats to the pharmaceutical industry.
- Column: It’s too hot, and so we must vote for leaders who will address climate changeClickbait
A column urges voters to support political leaders who prioritize climate change action due to rising temperatures.
- The Democrats have it wrong: Climate and environment cannot be separated from affordabilityClickbait
An opinion piece argues that climate policy and economic affordability are inextricably linked.
- Letter: Nepal floods climate harbinger
A letter to the editor argues that recent flooding in Nepal serves as a warning of escalating climate change impacts.
- Climate Justice Beyond Carbon FinanceClickbait
This piece discusses the broader social and equity dimensions of climate justice beyond carbon finance mechanisms.
- WATCH: What are the challenges in our generation mix? Energy experts discuss building more energy capacity – involving more supply and more flexibility – via energy storage systems. Watch the episode here: rplr.co/EnergyForProgress. #BrandRapClickbait
Energy experts discuss the necessity of increasing energy capacity and flexibility through storage systems in a sponsored video.
- These UvA scholars are taking to the streets for the climate: “If we do nothing, we’ll lose the coral reefs”
University of Amsterdam scholars are protesting for climate action to prevent the loss of coral reefs.
- Stop Blaming Bitcoin Mining: Big Tech's Carbon Footprint Is Clearly LargerClickbait
An opinion piece argues that Big Tech's carbon footprint is more significant than that of the Bitcoin mining industry.
- Letters to the Editor: It’s been 20 years since ‘Inconvenient Truth’ and climate change is still questionedClickbait
Letters to the editor reflect on the 20th anniversary of 'An Inconvenient Truth' and the persistence of climate skepticism.
- Wind Power 40 Under 40 | Final listClickbait
Recharge News published its annual list of 40 influential individuals under the age of 40 in the wind power sector.Also: Recharge News
- Spotting Winners: Fluence Energy (NASDAQ:FLNC) And Renewable Energy Stocks In Q2Clickbait
This article examines the performance of Fluence Energy and other renewable energy stocks during the second quarter.
- World must reject climate culture wars or face economic ruin, says UN’s Stiell
The UN climate chief warns that politicizing climate change threatens global economic stability as record-breaking temperatures continue.
- 350.org: August heat record shows ‘Planet on Fire’, urges leaders to quit fossil fuels
Advocacy group 350.org calls for an end to fossil fuel use following record-breaking global temperatures in August.Also: EnviroNews Nigeria
- Guest post: How extreme heat is ‘creeping’ from summer into autumn and springStudy
A guest post analyzes how extreme heat events are increasingly occurring outside of traditional summer months.Also: News-Medical
- Nepal’s flood has reignited the climate reparations debate
Recent flooding in Nepal has renewed international discussions regarding climate reparations and financial support for vulnerable nations.Also: Prospect Magazine
- An IPCC stand-off risks a historic climate rupture
Internal disagreements within the IPCC regarding climate reporting processes risk undermining the organization's scientific authority.
- Are electric cars really bad for the environment?
An analysis examines the environmental impact of electric vehicles, addressing common misconceptions regarding their lifecycle emissions.
- Why ‘Clean Is Cheap, Cheap Is Clean’ Isn’t Breaking Through
An analysis examines why the economic argument for renewable energy often fails to persuade climate change skeptics.Also: Heatmap $
- Who will pay for Nepal – and Bangladesh’s – climate losses?
This piece examines the complex question of international responsibility and funding for climate-related losses in Nepal and Bangladesh.
- Nepal’s post-flood reconstruction must become part of the global fight against climate change
An editorial argues that Nepal's post-flood recovery efforts must be integrated into broader global climate action strategies.
- Reforming the EU ETS – Climate ambition meets industrial competitivenessStudy
An analysis examines the balance between climate ambition and industrial competitiveness in reforming the EU Emissions Trading System.
- UN climate report raises question: Is Earth already doomed?Clickbait
This article discusses a UN climate report and questions the long-term habitability of the planet.Also: People's World
- Delaware had 3rd hottest summer in 2026. Is climate change the reason?Clickbait
This piece examines whether climate change was the primary driver behind Delaware's third-hottest summer on record.Also: Delawareonline.com
- The Race to Cut Methane Emissions Is Exposing a Global Divide
Global efforts to reduce methane emissions are facing challenges due to economic and political disparities between nations.Also: oilprice.com
- Airplane Turbulence May Worsen Thanks to Trump
An Earthjustice opinion piece argues that policy changes under the Trump administration could increase airplane turbulence.Also: earthjustice.org
- Good News from Turkmenistan! Bad News from the UN
An analysis reviews recent climate-related developments involving Turkmenistan and the United Nations.Also: Legal Planet
- Why Saying ‘Climate Crisis’ Falls Flat
An editorial explores the challenges of effective climate communication and public engagement in the United States.
- Rates of Climate Change WorryStudy
A dataset provides information regarding global levels of public concern regarding climate change.
- Is Burnham trying to appease Trump? Or Reform? What other reason is there for these North Sea oil plans? | George Monbiot
An opinion piece criticizes the UK Labour government's decision to approve new North Sea oil drilling projects.
- Where global warming meets urban development
This analysis examines the intersection of urban development and global warming in shaping city temperatures.
- 3 Ideas to Rein in Costs From California’s Wildfires
An analysis explores how California's high electricity rates complicate the state's climate goals and the adoption of clean technologies.
- Social Media Use Among Global Warming’s Six AmericasStudy
A study analyzes how different segments of the American public use social media to engage with climate change information.
- Pensions in a Warming World: Why Climate Change is now a pension issue
A report examines how climate change poses significant financial risks to global pension systems.
- Krishna AchutaRao, climate scientist who pioneered attribution research in India, dies at 62
Krishna AchutaRao, a prominent climate scientist who pioneered attribution research in India, has passed away at age 62.
- This is how prepared major cities are for a climate disaster — and it's looking bleak for London
An assessment of major cities' preparedness for climate disasters suggests that London faces significant risks.
- Are we giving up on a 1.5 deg C limit to global warming?Clickbait
This analysis explores the feasibility of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
- COMMENTARY: Where global gas and LNG infrastructure is growing
This commentary provides an overview of the current expansion of global natural gas and LNG infrastructure.
- Seal Beach was warned. Why wasn’t it prepared?Clickbait
This opinion piece questions why Seal Beach officials failed to prepare for climate-driven coastal risks despite prior warnings.
- August power demand hits record 169 BU; non-solar prices surge 33%
India's power demand reached a record 169 billion units in August, causing non-solar electricity prices to spike by 33%.
- Electric car sales doubled in Russia after Ukraine blew up oil refineries
Electric vehicle sales in Russia have increased following disruptions to the country's oil refining infrastructure.
- Beach days, fireflies, and the summer days Americans once knew are getting harder to findClickbait
An opinion piece reflects on how changing climate patterns are altering traditional American summer experiences.
- THE FACTS: Canada’s Share of Global CO₂ Emissions – What You Need to Know
An analysis examines Canada's contribution to global carbon dioxide emissions.
- Almost Dead Silence on Electric Vehicles from Automakers in USA
This commentary observes a decline in promotional activity regarding electric vehicles from legacy automakers in the United States.
- OP-ED | Where climate change hits home
An op-ed discusses the localized impacts of climate change on communities.
- Dr. Brown: Climate change is already here — and worse is coming
A commentary piece argues that climate change impacts are already present and will worsen.
- Are we past the point of no return for saving the planet?Clickbait
This article explores the scientific and philosophical question of whether humanity has passed critical climate tipping points.
- From crisis response to climate readiness: adaptive, agile and ethical leadership in an age of natural disasters
This analysis discusses the need for adaptive and ethical leadership to manage the increasing frequency of climate-driven natural disasters.
- Earth Today | More science needed in climate fight – reportReprint
A report calls for increased scientific research to better inform climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts.
- Faig Mutallimov: Climate action goes beyond energy production
A climate official emphasizes that effective climate action requires strategies extending beyond just energy production.
- Catherine Mckenna Wants Canada to Get Smarter About Climate and Affordability
Catherine McKenna discusses the need for Canada to better integrate climate policy with economic affordability.
- Why the climate crisis must break Canberra’s hamster wheel of daily reporting
An opinion piece argues that Australian political reporting must shift its focus to better address the climate crisis.
- Corp Comm candidates debate incentives for renewable energy
Candidates for the Arizona Corporation Commission debate the future of renewable energy incentives.
- Washington ranks last in renewable energy growth
A report indicates that Washington state currently ranks last in the nation for renewable energy growth rates.
- Decoupling war and politics from climate action
An editorial argues for separating geopolitical conflicts from international climate action efforts.
- When Water Finds a Way: Flood Risk Is Not Where You Think It Is
This article discusses how changing climate patterns are altering traditional flood risk assessments.Also: The Good Men Project
- Belchertown talk challenges nuclear energy’s role in climate solution
A community discussion in Belchertown examined the controversial role of nuclear energy within broader climate mitigation strategies.
- What is Electrification?Study
The U.S. Department of Energy provides an educational overview defining the process and benefits of electrification.
- Bengaluru needs an EV deadlineClickbait
An opinion piece argues that Bengaluru needs to establish a firm deadline for transitioning to electric vehicles.
- Greens put Bass Coast coastal communities on notice over rising sea levels
The Greens party is urging Bass Coast communities to address the risks posed by rising sea levels.
- Daniel Batten Says Bitcoin Mining Could Cut Global Emissions 8.5%Clickbait
An industry advocate claims that Bitcoin mining could significantly reduce global emissions, though the assertion lacks broad scientific consensus.
- Opinion | Donald Trump Is Laughing All the Way to the Bank... at the End of the WorldClickbait
This opinion piece criticizes Donald Trump's stance and actions regarding climate change.
- Is Indonesia’s 100 GW Solar Plan Realistic?Clickbait
An analysis questions the feasibility of Indonesia's ambitious 100-gigawatt solar energy expansion plan.
- Switching from gasoline to electric vehicles, Ho Chi Minh City residents face two worries
Residents in Ho Chi Minh City express concerns regarding the transition from gasoline-powered to electric vehicles.
- Tara Mahoney on inter-generational civic engagement, climate change, and importance of hope
An academic discusses the role of inter-generational civic engagement and hope in addressing climate change.
- Moore: How to waste $9T to not save the planet
A columnist argues against current climate spending initiatives.
- Preparing for a First GHG Assurance Engagement: It's Never Too Soon to StartClickbait
An advocacy piece encourages companies to begin preparing for greenhouse gas assurance engagements early.
- Wisconsin lawmakers highlight green energy in La Crosse press conference
Wisconsin lawmakers held a press conference in La Crosse to discuss and highlight green energy initiatives.
- Ocean Career: Ocean Conservancy Climate Analyst
A job posting highlights a career opportunity for a climate analyst at the Ocean Conservancy.
- Opinion: One way to reduce our carbon footprint
This opinion piece discusses personal strategies for reducing an individual's carbon footprint.
- Climate Policy and Sustainability Take Center Stage at GTNF 2026Reprint
Climate policy and sustainability are scheduled to be key topics at the 2026 Global Tobacco and Nicotine Forum.
- The Pacific isn’t waiting to be saved
An analysis explores how Pacific Island nations are taking proactive measures to address climate change impacts.
- We asked Big Tech about AI’s fossil fuel problem. The responses were atrocious.
An investigative piece critiques the responses of major technology companies regarding the fossil fuel energy demands of artificial intelligence.
- Nepal is Paying the Price for a Climate Crisis It Did Little to Create
Nepal faces severe consequences from a climate crisis it contributed little to creating.
- Renewables can't scale fast enough to replace fossil fuels without an energy shortfall, and a new open-source model built by engineering graduates shows the gap could last decades and reshape how the world plans its entire energy future
A new open-source model suggests that current renewable scaling may not prevent energy shortfalls during the transition from fossil fuels.
- Yes, passing 1.5 C of global warming is cause for alarm, but not despair
This piece argues that while exceeding 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming is alarming, it should motivate action rather than despair.
- Not Fit for Purpose: Why Climate Classifications of Developed and Developing Countries Have to ChangeStudy
A policy paper argues that current climate classifications for developed and developing nations need to be updated.Also: cgdev.org
- Nepal’s high-altitude wildernesses & wildlife are increasingly under threat (commentary)
This commentary discusses the threats posed by climate-driven glacial instability to Himalayan wilderness and wildlife.
- Nearing the End of the Line for State and Local Climate Litigation?
An analysis examines the current legal landscape and potential future challenges for state and local climate litigation.
- How Long Beach became a poster child for California’s clumsy, costly battle against global warming's effects
An analysis critiques Long Beach's approach to managing the local effects of global warming.
- Is Florida’s Blueprint for State-Led Resilience Enough?
An analysis examines whether Florida's current state-led resilience strategy is sufficient to address climate risks.
- Reflecting on Science Uptake in Multilateral Environmental AgreementsStudy
A United Nations University report examines how scientific data is integrated into international environmental policy agreements.
- From forests to farms to cities: Long-term Canadian environmental data informs global climate science
Long-term environmental data from Canada is being used to support and inform global climate science research.Also: McMaster News
- Carbon Capture Won’t Save Us Anytime Soon
An opinion piece argues that carbon capture technology is not a viable near-term solution for the climate crisis.
- Climate NGOs clash over science's role in UN talks
Climate NGOs are debating the appropriate role of scientific evidence in upcoming United Nations climate negotiations.Also: UA.NEWS
- Universal Energy Abundance: A New Benchmark for Energy and DevelopmentStudy
A new report proposes a benchmark for energy development aimed at achieving universal energy access.
- The Right can care about the climate without Net Zero
An op-ed argues that political conservatives can support climate action without necessarily endorsing specific Net Zero frameworks.
- Climate Change Risks Upending the UK’s Political Weather
Climate change impacts are increasingly influencing political discourse and policy challenges within the United Kingdom.
- Facing the reality of climate change in Canada
This opinion piece discusses the necessity of acknowledging and adapting to the realities of climate change in Canada.
- Why A ‘Cold State’ Like Massachusetts Is Taking Extreme Heat Seriously
This article explores why Massachusetts is increasingly prioritizing heat preparedness despite its historically colder climate.
- NRDC at Climate Week NYC 2026: Meeting the Moment
The NRDC CEO discusses the organization's focus and upcoming events during Climate Week NYC 2026.
- The Editorial Board: Effects of a warming planet include summer dangers for Western New York
An editorial board discusses the increasing health risks posed by rising summer temperatures in Western New York.
- Why are Americans Ignoring the Climate Giant in the Room?
An opinion piece explores reasons for the perceived lack of public urgency regarding climate change in the United States.Also: CounterPunch.org
- Rabi Lamichhane Warns Party Members Against Trolling Flood Victims, Demands Climate Justice Resolution
A Nepalese politician has called for climate justice and warned against the harassment of flood victims.
- Why is disaster risk increasing in the Himalayas?Clickbait
An analysis explores the increasing disaster risks facing the Himalayan region due to environmental and climatic changes.
- When the Himalaya melts, Nepal suffersClickbait
An overview discusses the severe socio-economic consequences for Nepal as Himalayan glaciers continue to melt.
- Two choices for Michigan’s low carbon future
A think tank presents two competing perspectives on the future of low-carbon energy policy in Michigan.
- World EV Day 2026: Theme, Key Facts, Importance of Electric Vehicles, PM E-DRIVE Scheme, India’s EV Revolution and Challenges
An overview of World EV Day discusses the importance of electric vehicles and India's current transition policies.
- GREEN: Say hello to Carney’s new de facto EV sales mandate
A columnist criticizes proposed electric vehicle sales mandates in Canada.
- Boston suburb's overhaul puts years of climate progress under new scrutiny
A Boston suburb's infrastructure overhaul is facing scrutiny regarding its long-term impact on local climate progress.
- Profit over planet: why actuaries need an awakening in political ecology
An article argues that the actuarial profession needs to adopt a more critical perspective on political ecology and climate change.
- Switched ON Podcast - Bloomberg
This podcast series covers developments in energy transition and clean technology.
- The Newsfeed | How worried are you about the environmental impact of AI? | Season 7 | Episode 22Clickbait
A news segment explores public concern regarding the environmental impact of artificial intelligence infrastructure.
- The Arctic Report Card Matters More Than Ever; AGU Joins Partners to Publish in 2026
The American Geophysical Union will partner to publish the Arctic Report Card starting in 2026 to track climate-driven changes in the region.
- Branham: The planet is hurtling toward 1.5 °C
An opinion piece discusses the global trajectory toward exceeding the 1.5°C warming threshold.
- USC AI use not significant portion of carbon footprint, University says
USC states that its current AI usage does not contribute significantly to the university's total carbon footprint.
- Hansen: Science to call the shots on cow methane
An agricultural official emphasizes that scientific data should guide policies regarding methane emissions from livestock.
- California’s top Democrats struggle but can’t resolve the question of wildfire liability | Dan Walters
A columnist discusses the political deadlock among California Democrats regarding wildfire liability.
- EV RESET: Trade, Mandates and is Canada Ready? - Canada Powered by Women PerspectiveClickbait
This commentary discusses the current state of EV mandates and trade policies in Canada from a specific advocacy perspective.Also: EnergyNow
- 5 Big Questions About the Rest of 2026
A newsletter overview previews the major climate and energy policy events expected for the remainder of 2026.
- The climate crisis is hereClickbait
An opinion piece asserts that the climate crisis is currently occurring.
- Skepticism around green ride-hailing: How to gain riders’ trust
This analysis discusses strategies for ride-hailing companies to build consumer trust in green transportation services.
- Addressing climate change in an interdisciplinary way is imperative.Clickbait
A brief commentary asserts that addressing climate change requires an interdisciplinary approach.
- Shift Key Classic: What Is a Watt?
This explainer provides a foundational overview of what a watt represents in the context of energy.
- Meteorologist Haley Fiaschetti breaks down a new report on climate changeReprint
A local meteorologist provides an overview of a recent climate change report for a television audience.
- Himalayan Day marked across state with focus on global warming
Himalayan Day events across the region focused on raising awareness about global warming and environmental conservation.
- Types of Carbon Markets and Their Climate Impact
This overview explains the different types of carbon markets and their potential impact on climate goals.
- Can Clean-Energy Initiatives Support PPL's Long-Term Growth?Clickbait
An analysis questions whether clean energy initiatives will contribute to the long-term financial growth of PPL.
- France’s weather about to spiral out of control? Shocking predictions revealedClickbait
A speculative article discusses potential future weather extremes in France using sensationalist language.
- Yes, passing 1.5 C of global warming is cause for alarm, but not despair
This commentary argues that while exceeding the 1.5 C warming threshold is concerning, it should motivate action rather than despair.
- Why growing seaweed isn’t a climate solution
This opinion piece argues that seaweed cultivation is not a viable climate solution due to warming waters killing off kelp forests.
- Opening of Europe's largest carbon capture project is a dangerous distraction - CIEL
An environmental advocacy group argues that Europe's new carbon capture project is a dangerous distraction from necessary fossil fuel phaseouts.
- After a summer of wildfires and record heat, Americans are talking about climate change. Why aren’t our leaders?
This commentary questions why political leaders are not addressing climate change despite public concern following extreme weather events.
- S-E Asia should look beyond geopolitics, focus on people when facing climate crisis: Al Gore
Al Gore urges Southeast Asian leaders to prioritize human impact over geopolitics when addressing climate change.Also: The Straits Times
- Many People Aren’t Connecting the Dots Between Climate Change and Extreme Weather
Public perception often fails to link extreme weather events, such as floods and heat waves, to underlying climate change trends.Also: Inside Climate News
- Too hot to learn: how climate change hurts children’s chances from birth
This article examines how rising temperatures negatively impact children's educational outcomes from birth.Also: Phys.org
- Trading places: how emissions are being shipped around the world
This analysis examines how carbon emissions are effectively traded and shifted across international borders through global supply chains.
- How the U.S. Export-Import Bank Can Finally Join the Fight Against Climate Change
An analysis argues that the U.S. Export-Import Bank should reform its policies to better align with climate change mitigation goals.
- NASA ScienceStudy
This is the primary portal for NASA's scientific research on Earth's climate and atmosphere.
- Climate Reparations
This piece examines the debate surrounding climate reparations and the responsibility of wealthy nations to vulnerable countries.
- ‘We need to stop using the sky as an open sewer’: Former US Vice-President Al Gore on unprecedented climate danger
Former US Vice-President Al Gore calls for an urgent end to fossil fuel emissions in an interview regarding climate risks.
- Himalayan floods, climate crisis and the need for disaster diplomacy
This commentary argues for the necessity of disaster diplomacy in response to climate-driven flooding in the Himalayas.Also: Eco-Business
- The Himalayas Didn’t Cause the Climate Crisis. Why Are Nepalis Paying the Price?
This opinion piece discusses the disproportionate impact of climate-driven disasters on Nepal despite its low historical emissions.
- Sasol’s carbon colossus is a killer, says report
A report characterizes the carbon emissions from Sasol's industrial operations as a significant public health threat.
- Battery storage cannot be the backbone of the next-generation electric grid if asset owners keep leaving money on the table
An analysis argues that battery storage owners must optimize market participation to ensure grid reliability.
- Is the New HIGH Climate Scenario Plausible?
An AEI analysis questions the plausibility of high-end climate warming scenarios used in climate modeling.
- Our ‘Best Remaining’ Climate Strategy – Expert Reaction
Experts provide reactions and commentary regarding New Zealand's current climate strategy.
- NASA’s Role in Studying Earth’s Atmosphere
NASA outlines its ongoing scientific efforts to monitor and study the composition and dynamics of Earth's atmosphere.
- Bill Gates Is Still Wrong About Climate Change
An opinion piece critiques Bill Gates' perspectives and strategies regarding climate change solutions.Also: Bloomberg $
- The climate we don't see: how politics and faith distort our perception of the environmental crisis
This analysis explores how political and religious frameworks influence public perception of the environmental crisis.
- Nepal disaster a climate warning for COP31
An opinion piece argues that recent disaster events in Nepal serve as a critical warning for upcoming international climate negotiations.
- Factcheck: Are native forest carbon offsets 'a really fantastic proposal'? (No)
This piece argues against the efficacy of native forest carbon offsets as a climate solution.
- UVic Researchers Shape Canada’s Most Comprehensive Climate Assessment
University of Victoria researchers have contributed to a comprehensive new assessment of Canada's climate situation.
- We Can’t Undo Climate Overshoot. We Can Still Limit It
An analysis argues that while climate overshoot is irreversible, aggressive mitigation can still limit future damage.
- Beyond climate change denial? Engaging Reform UK on nature and adaptation
Researchers discuss strategies for engaging political groups skeptical of climate change on issues of nature conservation and adaptation.
- Burnham Has an Easy Way to Win on Cheap Electricity
This opinion piece argues for specific strategies to achieve affordable electricity through clean energy transitions.
- Climate and the task for leaders at UNGA81
This commentary outlines the climate-related expectations and policy tasks for world leaders attending the 81st UN General Assembly.
- Al Gore calls for an end to atmospheric pollutionReprint
Al Gore has issued a call for global action to eliminate atmospheric pollution.
- Europe’s climate-resilience moment has arrived
This commentary argues that Europe must prioritize climate resilience strategies.
- Coral protection needs simpler solutions and fewer 'buzz' words
An editorial argues that coral conservation efforts require more practical solutions and less reliance on vague terminology.
- Hotter Summers Are Coming. Are We Prepared?Clickbait
This opinion piece questions regional preparedness for the increasing frequency of extreme summer heat.
- Big Pivots: We can’t build our way out of this ‘drought’
This opinion piece argues that infrastructure expansion is an insufficient long-term solution to regional water scarcity.
- Why a powerful El Niño doesn't automatically mean less snow in Connecticut
An analysis explains why a strong El Niño does not guarantee reduced snowfall in Connecticut.
- Carbon Credits, Taxes, And Markets; How The Markets Are Positioning Climate Risk
Financial markets are increasingly integrating carbon pricing and climate risk assessments into their investment strategies.
- Hormuz and China’s Energy Advantage
An analysis explores the geopolitical energy strategies of China regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
- What Europe can learn from the Dutch energy transition
This analysis explores lessons that European nations can learn from the Netherlands' approach to the energy transition.
- Housing Stability Is Good Climate Policy
This analysis argues that ensuring housing stability is an essential component of effective climate policy.
- Climate change: scientific certainty, political problem
This piece discusses the intersection of scientific consensus on climate change and the challenges of political implementation.
- British Expert: Occupation of Western Sahara amplifies climate change risks and threatens the rights of the Sahrawi People
An expert argues that the occupation of Western Sahara exacerbates climate risks and threatens local human rights.
- Ubbi Bachir: Green energy cannot greenwash the occupation or override the Sahrawi People’s right to Self-Determination
A political representative argues that green energy projects should not be used to legitimize territorial occupations.
- 50 years later: What caused the Big Thompson Flood? — Allie Mazurek (#Colorado #Climate Center) #BigThompsonRiverStudy
A historical analysis examines the meteorological causes of the 1976 Big Thompson flood in Colorado.
- Have we lost the fight against climate change?Clickbait
An opinion piece discusses the current state of global climate change efforts and the possibility of failure.
- Energy Storage: When will it transition from 'pseudo-growth' to 'real growth'?
This analysis examines the current state of the energy storage market and the transition toward sustainable long-term growth.Also: eu.36kr.com
- Heatwaves Are Making Politicians Look Clueless AgainClickbait
This opinion piece argues that politicians are failing to adequately address the challenges posed by increasing heatwaves.
- Better Energy ETF: First Trust's EMLP Targeting Fossil Fuels vs. the iShares Clean Energy-Focused ICLN
An investment analysis compares exchange-traded funds focused on fossil fuels versus those focused on clean energy.
- Full video: Hipkins speaks after climate change speech
New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins delivered a speech addressing climate change policy.
- Al Gore Was Right
This opinion piece reflects on the accuracy of Al Gore's early climate change warnings.
- More than four fifths ‘willing to do more’ on climate changeClickbait
A survey indicates that over 80 percent of respondents express a willingness to take more action regarding climate change.
- 1,000 Museum Visitors Dive Into NASA Sea Level Science on World Ocean DayStudy
NASA engaged museum visitors with educational exhibits regarding sea level science on World Ocean Day.
- Time to put freight transport on a greener road| The New Times
This commentary advocates for the transition to greener freight transport methods to reduce environmental impact.
- The future for renewable energy in Colorado looked bright in 1977. What happened?
An analysis examines the historical development and challenges of renewable energy in Colorado since 1977.
- NY’s energy should include all available sources
An opinion piece argues that New York should maintain a diverse energy portfolio including all available sources.
- 'Green Report Card' gives RI poor grade on environmental progress
A new report card gives Rhode Island a low grade for its progress on environmental and climate-related policy goals.
- Climate change impacts cannot be ignored - Nizami Ganjavi International Center co-chairClickbait
A co-chair of the Nizami Ganjavi International Center stated that the impacts of climate change require urgent attention.
- Why climate change became Linda Brown’s true career path
A profile explores how an individual shifted their career focus toward climate change advocacy.
- Energy manager has abandoned her vision for the industry: “Reality hit us hard”
An energy manager discusses the challenges and realities that led her to abandon her previous vision for the industry.
- Can the Automotive Industry Meet Global Net Zero Targets?Clickbait
This article explores the challenges the automotive industry faces in meeting global net-zero emissions targets.
- FIBS publishes Finland country report on business perspectives on the climate transitionReprint
FIBS has released a report detailing Finnish business perspectives on the transition to a low-carbon economy.
- No one pollutes the air more than cars – What should we do?Clickbait
This piece discusses the environmental impact of cars and poses questions about potential solutions.
- Prevent climate change by reducing consumption of animal products [letter]
A reader letter advocates for reducing animal product consumption to mitigate climate change.
- Tackling global warming in the PoliticsNation Science LabClickbait
A television segment discusses global warming within the context of a science-focused political program.
- Letter: Climate change
A reader letter discusses the importance of climate change.Also: reflector.com
- Letter to the editor: Time for action on climate change
A reader letter calls for urgent action on climate change.Also: The Independent Record
- Nepal Floods Are a Reminder of Why We Need Better Development Models, Data Sharing, Climate Finance
The Nepal floods highlight the urgent need for improved development models, better data sharing, and increased climate finance.
- As Trump Shreds Climate Rules, China’s Emissions Start to Fall
This analysis examines the impact of US climate policy shifts on China's domestic emissions trajectory.Also: EnergyNow.com
- Nepal floods expose the growing climate crisis as melting himalayan glaciers bear the burden of reckless consumerism
Flooding in Nepal is linked to Himalayan glacial melt, which is exacerbated by global consumption patterns.Also: organiser.org
- We’re the mayors of Paris, Milan and Phoenix. The heat crisis has us all facing the same question
Mayors from three major global cities discuss the shared challenges of managing urban heat crises.Also: The Guardian
- Against war, drought and hunger: A global coalition to prevent a food crisis
A global coalition is forming to address food crises driven by the intersection of war, drought, and climate instability.
- Yes, passing 1.5 C of global warming is cause for alarm, but not despair
An analysis discusses the implications of exceeding the 1.5 C warming threshold, emphasizing the need for action over despair.
- Europe’s heatwave warning for Africa: fast-track a climate leapfrog
An analysis suggests Africa should accelerate climate adaptation strategies in response to global heat trends.Also: ISS Africa
- Gas from the Beetaloo Basin will only pour fuel on the climate change fire
An analysis argues that new gas extraction in the Beetaloo Basin contradicts climate goals and increases emissions.Also: The Conversation
- Climate change images are getting scarier—could fear help drive action?
Researchers are debating whether increasingly graphic imagery of climate disasters effectively motivates public action.Also: Telangana Today
- Justice, Not Charity: Why Nepal Deserves Climate Compensation
Nepal advocates for climate compensation, arguing that vulnerable nations deserve financial support for climate-driven disasters.
- Are Renewables Winning the Power Race — But Too Late for 1.5°C?Clickbait
An analysis questions whether the current pace of renewable energy adoption is sufficient to meet the 1.5°C climate target.
- Canada doesn’t need to abandon climate efforts in the name of growth or unity
An argument that Canada can maintain economic growth while continuing to pursue necessary climate action and policy goals.
- Was the heat of this summer really 'normal?'Clickbait
This article examines whether recent record-breaking summer temperatures are part of a new normal driven by climate change.
- We have failed to stop catastrophic global warming
This piece argues that global efforts have been insufficient to prevent catastrophic climate change.Also: ucanews.com
- Developed nations obliged to shoulder climate responsibility
An article discusses the diplomatic expectations for developed nations to lead in global climate finance and responsibility.
- UNGA81: climate action central to leadership through today’s accelerating crises
Climate action is identified as a central priority for global leadership during the 81st session of the UN General Assembly.
- Same old scam: offsets permit polluters to pay their way out of climate action
This commentary argues that carbon offset programs allow corporations to avoid meaningful climate action.
- Opinion: Energy storage can reshape the economics of renewable power
This commentary argues that energy storage technologies are essential for improving the economic viability of renewable power systems.
- We Need Renewable Energy Fast, and Ways to get the Public On Board
An opinion piece discusses the urgent need for renewable energy and strategies to improve public support for the transition.Also: juancole.com
- Yes, EVs Really Are Cleaner Than Gas Cars. Here's By How Much
An analysis confirms that electric vehicles produce fewer lifetime emissions than internal combustion engine vehicles.
- British politicians think voters oppose climate policies, but polling shows otherwise
Polling suggests that British public support for climate policies is stronger than many politicians believe.
- The next wars may not be about oil or borders: Climate change is turning food, water and farmland into newClickbait
Climate change is increasingly identified as a driver of global conflict over essential resources like food, water, and land.
- BS EDIT: The cost of rising seas
An editorial discusses the economic implications and costs associated with global sea level rise.
- What conservation rumors reveal about climate projects in the Congo Basin (commentary)
Misinformation regarding climate projects in the Congo Basin highlights the need for better community engagement in conservation efforts.
- Editor’s note: the cost of failing to connect climate and clean air
An editorial highlights the economic and health necessity of integrating clean air policies with climate change mitigation strategies.
- The Climate Crisis and Christian Witness
This article explores the intersection of Christian theology and the moral imperative to address the climate crisis.Also: Reformed Journal
- Who Pays the Price of Climate Disasters? Nepal Prepares for Diplomatic Leadership With a Call for Climate Justice
Nepal prepares to advocate for climate justice on the international stage following recent disaster-related losses.
- Clean Air and Intensive Livestock Farming: The Hidden Cost Behind Cages and ShedsClickbait
This opinion piece argues that intensive livestock farming contributes significantly to air pollution and environmental degradation.
- Germany’s far right alternative energy reality
An analysis examines the political challenges and energy policy stances of Germany's far-right parties regarding renewable energy.
- IRENA Director-General: The energy transition is both an economic and strategic necessityReprint
The IRENA Director-General argues that the global energy transition is a strategic and economic necessity.
- New Zealand's former leader speaks to TVB News about climate change
A former New Zealand leader discusses climate change issues in an interview with TVB News.
- COMMENTARY: Southeast Asia emerges as a crucial driver of China's clean-tech exports
This commentary explores Southeast Asia's growing role in the export market for Chinese clean-technology products.
- Climate change a top election issue for many after summer storms
Local voters in Niagara-on-the-Lake identify climate change as a primary election issue following recent severe weather events.
- Monday's energy & climate stories
This is a daily roundup of energy and climate-related news stories.
- OPINION: Increasing Bear Attacks in Colorado are Climate Driven
An opinion piece argues that climate change is a primary driver behind the increasing frequency of bear attacks in Colorado.Also: Pagosa Daily Post
- Heatwaves, drought and wildfires – a siren call that should be the death knell for nuclear power
An advocacy group argues that climate-driven extreme weather events demonstrate the risks of relying on nuclear power.
- COMMENTARY: Can Drilling for Oil be Woke Again? “Yes” Says Canadian Energy Minister, Tim Hodgson
This commentary piece discusses the Canadian Energy Minister's perspective on the branding and future of the oil industry.
- Wildfires know no boundaries, and other observations from an evacuee
A personal account from a wildfire evacuee highlights the indiscriminate nature of fire damage.
- The carbon credit case for nano urea
Researchers explore the potential for nano urea fertilizers to qualify for carbon credits in agricultural applications.
- Shahbazov: Abandoning fossil fuels does not ensure successful transitionReprint
An Azerbaijani official argues that a successful energy transition requires more than just abandoning fossil fuels.
- The energy Virginia needs is the energy we can build now
An analysis argues for the immediate deployment of available renewable energy technologies to meet Virginia's power needs.
- Government must end battery rip-off and take control to lower bills, says Prospect
The union Prospect calls for government intervention in the battery storage market to lower consumer energy bills.
- What is BESS and why is India betting big on battery storage?
This analysis explains the role of battery energy storage systems in India's energy transition.
- When the rains no longer feel normalClickbait
An opinion piece reflects on changing rainfall patterns and their impact on local communities.
- Harvard’s Climate Report Missing for Second Straight Year
Harvard University has failed to release its annual climate report for the second consecutive year.
- Environmental taxation: complexity again and always
An analysis discusses the ongoing complexity and challenges associated with implementing environmental taxation policies.
- Electric vehicles: the road ahead
An overview examines the current state and future outlook for the adoption of electric vehicles.Also: Business Post
- Electric vehicles are becoming more common because they're cost-effective, easy-to-use and class
Electric vehicle adoption is increasing due to improved cost-effectiveness and user experience.Also: The Journal
- Climate 'Scientists' Move the Goalposts Again
This opinion piece criticizes climate scientists and the evolution of climate change research and reporting.
- Climate Alarm ‘blaring From Every Direction’Clickbait
A general commentary highlights the increasing urgency of climate change warnings from various global sources.
- Fossil fuel hierarchy is collapsing as the EV fleet crocodile meets the renewable grid crocodileClickbait
The transition to electric vehicles and renewable energy is challenging the traditional dominance of fossil fuel-based systems.
- Taking Our Green Policies Beyond Our BordersClickbait
This opinion piece discusses the expansion of regional green policy initiatives beyond national borders.
- Comment: The heat is on
An opinion piece discussing the impacts of rising temperatures on infrastructure and society.
- Climate ‘overshoot’ is coming—are we ready?
An analysis examines the societal and policy readiness for the projected climate overshoot beyond 1.5°C.Also: Daily Kos
- Losing our progress to extreme heat
Extreme heat events are undermining socioeconomic progress and development in vulnerable regions like Bangladesh.
- A crisis not of its making: Who will pay for Nepal's climate disaster?
An analysis explores the economic burden and responsibility for funding recovery from climate-driven disasters in Nepal.
- What is net zer?
An explainer defines the concept of net zero emissions and its importance in climate change mitigation.Also: ClientEarth
- Climate ‘Lawfare’ Supporters Lay Out Battle Plan As Supreme Court Showdown Looms
An opinion piece outlines the legal strategies of groups opposing climate-related litigation as a Supreme Court case approaches.Also: dailycaller.com
- Global warming: From Nepal to Assam to Kerala, nature’s fury is colliding with unchecked development
An analysis argues that climate-driven disasters in Asia are exacerbated by unchecked urban development and infrastructure planning.
- Nepal’s claim for climate compensation and why it matters for us
Nepal is advocating for climate compensation, highlighting the financial burden of climate impacts on developing nations.
- People care about clean air. Climate action starts there
Public concern over air quality can serve as a foundational entry point for broader climate action and policy engagement.
- Demand leaders act for our survival
Advocates are calling on political leaders to take urgent action to address climate change for the sake of human survival.
- Contributor: The Great Barrier Reef refuses to die on schedule
An opinion piece discusses the resilience of the Great Barrier Reef in the face of environmental pressures.Also: Los Angeles Times $
- US Lobby’s $1.1 Trillion Freight Rail Electrification Study Intentionally Asked The Wrong Question
An analysis argues that a recent study on freight rail electrification in North America was framed incorrectly regarding technical feasibility.
- “The challenges left by the Himalayan mega-flood··· How should climate justice be addressed in the disasters to come”
An analysis explores how climate justice principles should be applied to future disaster management following Himalayan floods.
- Air conditioners are our best bet in the fight against extreme heat – whether we like it or not
An analysis discusses the necessity of air conditioning as a climate adaptation tool despite its environmental trade-offs.Also: The Guardian
- Nepal disaster: South Asia must unite to confront a shared climate threat
An editorial calls for South Asian nations to unite in addressing shared climate threats highlighted by the recent Nepal disaster.
- For the pursuit of a just and sustainable energy transition
Academic discourse emphasizes the necessity of ensuring a just and sustainable global energy transition.
- A Stirring Call to Apathy
This commentary discusses the psychological and social barriers that lead to public apathy regarding climate change.Also: The Energy Mix Weekender
- Climate change is here, and you should be worried: Geologist Tari Mattox discusses the climate and what Michiganders should look out for
A geologist discusses the local impacts of climate change and what residents in Michigan should anticipate.Also: The Collegiate Live
- Nepal PM Blames Climate Change For Deadly Floods: Could That Be True? | Planet Pulse | N18GClickbait
The Prime Minister of Nepal attributes recent deadly flooding to climate change in a discussion regarding environmental impacts.
- When mountains collapse, the hazard cascades: Build beyond the river’s reachClickbait
An opinion piece argues for stricter building regulations in mountainous regions to mitigate risks from landslides and floods.
- Study saying China’s solar policy hurt birds may have miscounted 2 billion egretsStudy
A study claiming negative impacts of Chinese solar policy on bird populations is being questioned for significant data errors.Also: SCMP, South China Morning Post
- We need action on climate change
An opinion piece calls for urgent and concrete action to address the climate change crisis.
- Don’t blame climate change for the Himalayan flash flood
An opinion piece argues against attributing recent Himalayan flash floods primarily to climate change.
- Climate Crisis Beyond Political Borders
This analysis discusses how climate change impacts transcend national borders, necessitating regional cooperation in South Asia.
- GUEST COMMENTARY: Regional climate policies are fueling a Northwest crisis
A guest commentary criticizes regional climate policies for their perceived negative impact on the Northwest.
- Oklahoma workers have skills to lead its energy transition | Opinion
An opinion piece argues that Oklahoma's workforce possesses the necessary skills to lead the regional energy transition.
- A Climate Grand Jeté
This opinion piece discusses the broader cultural and political challenges associated with addressing climate change.
- Column: Miresse talks about climate change legislation
A local column examines recent legislative efforts related to climate change.
- Climate Change Has No Borders, Neither Should Solutions: KavyaClickbait
An opinion piece argues that climate change is a global issue requiring international cooperation rather than isolated national solutions.
- Bishop urges faithful to ‘challenge others’ over ‘anti-life’ climate change
A religious leader urges followers to take action against climate change as a moral imperative.
- Is driving a plug-in hybrid in 2026 an in-between choiceClickbait
An analysis explores whether plug-in hybrid vehicles remain a viable transitional choice for drivers in 2026.
- Tree from Morteratsch Glacier shows climate narrative is wrongClickbait
An article claims evidence from a glacier tree contradicts climate change science, reflecting common denialist tropes.
- UN report warns 1.5°C warming breach could cause irreversible losses | The Hindu EditorialStudy
A UN report warns that exceeding the 1.5°C warming threshold will lead to irreversible environmental and economic losses.
- The World Has Broken the 1.5°C Promise. Small States Should Not Have to Pay the Bill
An opinion piece argues that small nations should not bear the financial burden of global failure to meet 1.5°C climate targets.
- Opinion | Summer Has Gotten Much Hotter. See How Bad It Is Where You Live.
An interactive analysis shows how summer temperatures have increased significantly across different regions.
- COUNTERPOINT: Fossil fuel-driven climate change is worsening wildfire seasons
An analysis links fossil fuel-driven climate change to the increasing severity of wildfire seasons.
- UNEP’s “Limiting Overshoot” Report: American University Experts Offer Comments | NewswiseStudy
Academic experts provide commentary on the UNEP report regarding the challenges of limiting global warming overshoot.Also: Newswise
- Opinion | The climate target is slipping away. Stop adding fuel to the fire.
An opinion piece urges immediate action to reduce emissions as global climate targets become increasingly difficult to reach.
- Opinion | The nuclear energy renaissance is a global phenomenon
Nuclear energy is experiencing a global resurgence as a potential climate solution.
- Nepal Disaster: ‘Science Should Not Be Used to Say, Perhaps It Was Something Else, So We Should Wait’
Experts emphasize the need to acknowledge climate change as a primary driver of Nepal's recent disasters.
- The climate crisis is upon us—so why are deniers still getting airtime?
The media's continued inclusion of climate change denialism hinders public understanding of the urgent climate crisis.
- In a warming world, reframe the climate challenge
Experts suggest reframing the climate challenge to better address the complexities of a warming world.
- Simeon Brown's disastrous decision to cancel the Gas Transition Plan (and buy a lotto ticket instead)
Greenpeace criticizes the New Zealand government's decision to cancel a plan aimed at transitioning away from natural gas.
- Korea weighs Arctic route push as climate risks and diplomacy collide - CHOSUNBIZ
South Korea is evaluating the potential of Arctic shipping routes amid shifting climate risks and diplomatic considerations.
- Climate OvershootStudy
An educational overview explains the concept of climate overshoot and its implications for global warming targets.
- How California’s climate obsession is fueling the utility crisis
A commentary piece argues that California's climate policies are contributing to the state's utility and energy crisis.
- Climate disasters mount, but lessons remain unlearnt
An editorial reflects on the increasing frequency of climate disasters and the failure to implement necessary lessons.
- PERSPECTIVE: Wind and Solar Have an Important Role - But They Are Energy “Diversification”, Not Energy “Transition” - Energy News, Top Headlines, Commentaries, Features & Events
An opinion piece argues that wind and solar should be viewed as energy diversification rather than a full transition.
- Climate Stress, Geopolitical Friction And The Transboundary Water Governance – OpEd
Climate-driven water scarcity is increasing geopolitical tensions and complicating transboundary water governance.
- SEARCY: Anthropogenic global warming is now a reality
An opinion piece discusses the scientific consensus regarding the human causes of global warming.
- Opinion: The Lehigh Valley has two reasons to change how we get electricity: Flash flooding and data centers
An opinion piece argues that the Lehigh Valley must modernize its electricity infrastructure to address flash flooding and rising data center demand.
- Climate Lessons From Hurricane Melissa! Kirkstall (NsjOZROV7J)
An opinion piece reflects on lessons learned regarding climate resilience in the wake of Hurricane Melissa.
- The Climate Crisis and Animal Agriculture, Explained
An explainer article outlines the relationship between animal agriculture and the global climate crisis.
- Samuel Alito is complicit in climate disaster
An opinion piece argues that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's judicial decisions contribute to climate change.
- ‘Major loss to Indian climate science’: Scientific community, civil society mourn demise of Krishna AchutaRao
The scientific community mourns the loss of prominent climate researcher Krishna AchutaRao.
- Beyond record-low tariffs: Fixing India’s renewable energy auction model
Experts discuss the need to reform India's renewable energy auction model beyond focusing solely on record-low tariffs.
- We Can Show You How Much Hotter Summer Has Gotten Where You Live, Editorial BoardClickbait
The New York Times editorial board presents an interactive tool visualizing local summer temperature increases.
- POINT: The planet isn’t burning, but the climate change narrative is
An opinion column disputes the severity of climate change and criticizes the current narrative surrounding global warming.
- Letter: Solar power could be answer to higher prices on utilities
A reader letter suggests that solar power could help mitigate rising utility costs.
- Warning on warming: On the UNEP report, Limiting OvershootStudy
The UNEP report highlights the urgent need for emissions reductions to avoid exceeding global temperature targets.
- Why SoCal Electricity Customers Are Paying for Utility ReformsStudy
Rising electricity bills in Southern California are being driven in part by costs associated with utility infrastructure reforms.
- As global heating heads to 1.8°C, is it time to consider the 'Voldemort' of climate policy?
As global warming approaches 1.8°C, policymakers are debating new strategies to address the failure to meet the 1.5°C target.
- Hydrogen Kept Failing The Test — And Getting Another Test
An analysis questions the economic and energetic viability of hydrogen in transportation sectors where it continues to underperform.
- Nepal floods: the world’s warning
Recent devastating floods in Nepal serve as a global warning regarding the increasing frequency of climate-driven disasters.
- Powering Sovereignty
Electrification is presented as a key strategy for the EU to reduce reliance on imported fossil fuels and improve energy sovereignty.
- Attention, Floridians: Brussels is coming for your cruise industry
New European Union environmental regulations for the shipping industry are expected to impact cruise operations in Florida.
- Global warming – The defining economic challenge
An analysis explores the economic implications of global warming as a primary challenge for the modern world.
- Ottawa’s EV Mandate is Dead – Except It Isn’t
Despite political rhetoric, Canada's federal electric vehicle mandate remains in effect.
- Tesla’s new rare-earth-free EV motor is a big deal, but not THAT big a deal
Tesla showcased a new rare-earth-free electric motor designed to improve power density and manufacturing efficiency.
- IIT Delhi mourns death of Prof Krishna AchutaRao, prominent climate change researcherReprint
IIT Delhi acknowledges the passing of climate change researcher Professor Krishna AchutaRao.
- Maine Republicans criticize Troy Jackson over rising solar program costs, campaign defends record
Maine politicians are debating the costs and management of state solar energy programs.
- The adoption of electric vehicles is rapidly growing worldwide. How do electric vehicles contribute to reducing carbon emissions and what are the key benefits they offer compared to traditional combustion engine vehicles? (UPSC 2023) – GKTodayReprint
An educational summary explains how electric vehicles contribute to carbon emission reductions.
- COMMENTARY: Carney Government Relocates EV Mandate to Regulatory Witness ProtectionClickbait
An opinion piece criticizes government handling of electric vehicle mandates.
- Less guilt, more joy: A new chapter for climate actionClickbait
A podcast episode discusses shifting the focus of climate activism from personal guilt to collective joy.
- The summer we love is slipping away
Rising global temperatures are fundamentally altering the character and experience of summer seasons.
- UK’s budget juggling trick with rainforest loan for bus-fare cap needs transparencyReprint
The UK government faces criticism for potentially diverting climate aid funds to cover domestic budget gaps.
- On renewable energy, it’s time to debunk the ‘transition minerals’ narrative (commentary)
This commentary critiques the reliance on increased mining for critical minerals to achieve the global energy transition.
- BEVs outsold every powertrain in August, so why is UK trying to roll back targets?
Electric vehicles reached a 30% market share in the UK in August, despite ongoing political debates regarding emissions targets.
- Keeping to 1.5C of warming is no longer possible – but we must still limit the overshootReprint
Experts argue that while limiting warming to 1.5C is no longer feasible, strategies to manage the inevitable overshoot are essential.
- Why the extremes of climate breakdown will continue to take us by surprise
Current climate adaptation strategies may be insufficient to handle the increasing frequency of extreme weather events.
- Pyrograzing turns ordinary livestock into fire prevention heroes, so why isn’t it used on public lands more often?
Targeted livestock grazing is an underutilized strategy for managing wildfire risks on public lands in the Western US.
- Responding to ecological noveltyStudy
An analysis of how ecosystems and human societies must adapt to the emergence of novel climate-driven ecological states.
- Earth Modeling NexusStudy
NASA provides a portal for Earth system modeling and climate research data.Also: NASA
- Guest post: Why tough methane cuts are crucial for keeping warming ‘well-below’ 2C
Reducing methane emissions is essential to meeting global climate goals due to the gas's high warming potential.
- ‘Make Polluters Pay’ Might Not Be a Feasible Climate StrategyClickbait
A New York judge struck down a law intended to make fossil fuel companies pay for climate change damages.
- From firefighting to future-proofing: Preventing wildfires must be the priorityReprint
Policymakers are urged to shift from reactive wildfire fighting to proactive investment in landscape resilience.
- Meet the super PAC working to crush clean energy's political foes
A political action committee is organizing to oppose politicians who have worked to undermine clean energy legislation.
- The greenest building is the one still standing after a disaster
Building resilience against climate-driven disasters is essential for ensuring the long-term carbon benefits of green construction.
August 2026
- Communities Affected by Climate Change Need More Than Data
Vulnerable communities require more than just climate data to address systemic infrastructure and safety hazards.
- Explainer: The CMIP7 emissions scenarios – and how they explore future climate changeStudy
An explainer details how the new CMIP7 climate modeling scenarios are used to project future climate change.
- India needs climate adaptation cash to be an investment, not a quick fixReprint
India is pushing for timely adaptation finance to support projects that mitigate disaster risks rather than just providing post-event relief.
- So, where exactly does the US energy transition stand?
This analysis evaluates the current state of the U.S. energy transition following recent policy changes under the Trump administration.
- How to deal with burnout on a burning planet
This piece offers advice on managing psychological burnout related to climate change awareness.
- How safeguarding land protects our futureReprint
UNEP's Inger Andersen emphasizes that protecting land is a critical strategy for building climate resilience.
- What the ‘natural’ disasters of 2026 reveal about climate change
The advocacy group ties this year’s heatwaves, European fires, Canadian smoke and Nepal’s glacial floods to warming driven by fossil fuels.
- Geothermal has big potential. Here’s how states can help realize it.
Next-generation geothermal energy faces significant economic barriers that require targeted state-level policy support to overcome.
- Every country needs a model to help optimise its energy transitionReprint
Experts suggest that national energy transition pledges require robust modeling to ensure systems are secure and affordable.
- “Dangerous consequences” – how AI’s climate framing lets Big Tech off the hookReprint
Critics argue that the tech industry uses AI to greenwash its role in supporting fossil fuel extraction.
- Data centers are officially shaping election season
Public concern over the energy demands of data centers is becoming a significant issue in the current U.S. election cycle.
- Your gas car works fine. Consider an EV anyway.Reprint
Consumer hesitation regarding electric vehicle adoption often stems from misconceptions about the necessity of replacing functional gas-powered cars.
- Trump’s war on offshore wind is robbing a generation of workersReprint
An opinion piece argues that the administration's opposition to offshore wind projects is negatively impacting the clean energy workforce.
- As fires burn and temperatures soar, it’s time to imagine a world beyond GDP
Economic models that prioritize GDP growth often fail to account for the long-term costs of environmental destruction and climate change.
- Why Trump’s claim that offshore wind is a security risk is ‘ludicrous’
An opinion piece critiques the administration's national security justification for halting offshore wind projects as unfounded.
- When taps run dry in the Caribbean, it’s not enough to blame El Niño
Climate change is intensifying the impacts of El Niño, leading to severe water shortages across the Caribbean region.
- Data centers take center stage in Wisconsin governor’s race
Data centers and their energy sources have become a central topic in the Wisconsin gubernatorial primary race.
July 2026
- New York takes on the myth that solar is swallowing farmland
An analysis refutes the common argument that utility-scale solar projects are significantly reducing the availability of farmland.
- The US clean energy boom will continue to 2030. Then things get hazy.
This analysis examines the uncertainty surrounding the future of the U.S. clean energy transition under the current administration.
- The coal industry gave Trump a wish list. He’s checking items off it.
This article discusses the Trump administration's efforts to support the coal industry through policy rollbacks and regulatory changes.
- Data center demand is soaring, and off-grid gas won't fix the problem
This analysis argues that off-grid gas solutions are insufficient to meet the massive power demands of expanding data centers.
- Duh, solar power doesn't work at night — but it excels during the day
This piece critiques the Department of Energy's social media messaging regarding the intermittent nature of solar power.
- How does El Niño cause wildfires?
An explainer on how El Niño’s heat and drought patterns raise fire and smoke risk, with US regions flagged for above-normal conditions.
- The Thinking About Kids and Heat Has Flipped
New data challenges previous assumptions regarding the specific vulnerability of children to extreme heat.
- Hell Arrives in Washington
A personal account details the experience of enduring extreme heat in Washington, D.C.
June 2026
- Why some Europeans resist air conditioning amid deadly heat waves
Europe faces a growing public health challenge as its aging population experiences increasingly frequent and deadly heat waves.
- Perhaps France Should Reconsider AC
An opinion piece argues that France should reconsider its reliance on air conditioning to manage increasing heat waves.
- Is It Warm Out There?
An opinion piece discusses the disconnect between rising global temperatures and the current state of American climate discourse.
- Major errors found in Al Gore-founded Climate TRACE databaseStudy
A new study identifies significant undercounting of urban vehicle CO2 emissions in the Climate TRACE database.
- Executive summary – Brazil 2025 – AnalysisStudy
The IEA provides an executive summary of its comprehensive energy policy review for Brazil.
- What to Know About Rubisco, the Most Abundant Protein on Earth
An overview explains the role of Rubisco, the most abundant protein on Earth, in plant photosynthesis.
May 2026
- CLARREO PathfinderStudy
The CLARREO Pathfinder mission aims to improve climate data accuracy through high-precision solar and infrared measurements.
April 2026
- A Climate Change Novel That Questions Everything
A review of a novel that incorporates climate change themes into its narrative.
- ‘Suicidal’ model of capitalism leading to war and fascism, climate summit told
A speaker at a climate summit linked current economic models to global conflict and political instability.
- The Prepper Delusion
An opinion piece critiques the survivalist mindset in the context of climate and societal instability.
- A New Generation of Climate Leaders Is Our Last Hope
An opinion piece discusses the role and influence of young activists in the climate movement.
- Explainer: How El Nino could impact the world's weather in 2026/27
A Reuters explainer outlines the potential global weather impacts of a projected 2026/27 El Niño event.
- A catastrophic climate event is upon us. Here is why you’ve heard so little about it
An opinion piece argues that media coverage of significant climate events is insufficient.
- Al Gore Isn’t Worried Trump Is Killing the Climate
An interview explores Al Gore's perspective on the future of climate policy under a Trump administration.
- Ask a Climate Therapist: Apocalypse when?
A column addresses the psychological impact of climate anxiety and the concept of ecological collapse.
- What to expect when you’re expecting the end of the worldClickbait
This piece explores the psychological and cultural impacts of climate change anxiety.
- Powerful ocean current changed Earth’s climate - but it didn’t act aloneStudy
New research suggests that historical ocean current changes were influenced by multiple complex environmental factors.
- Earthrise to Earthset: how the planet’s climate has changed since the photo that inspired the environmental movement
An analysis reviews how the Earth's climate has evolved since the iconic Earthrise photograph was taken.
- The US should shape the global climate adaptation market
The author argues that the United States should take a leadership role in the global climate adaptation market.
March 2026
- Why It Looked Like the Apocalypse Came to Australia Last WeekClickbait
This article discusses the visual impact and public perception of extreme weather events in Australia.
- The Silencing Power of Big Oil’s Climate Lies
This report examines the historical and ongoing influence of fossil fuel industry campaigns in suppressing climate science and public discourse.
- There’s No Way the American West Will Have a Normal Summer
Analysis suggests that the American West is facing a future where traditional, stable summer weather patterns are no longer expected.
- Wondering How to Talk About Climate Change? Take a Lesson from Bad Bunny
The article explores how pop culture figures like Bad Bunny can influence public communication regarding climate change.
- NOAA forecast this decades ago. We have to adapt to survive it. | Opinion
An opinion piece argues that society must prioritize adaptation strategies to survive climate impacts predicted by NOAA decades ago.
February 2026
- Injecting particulates into the atmosphere isn’t a magical fix for the climate crisis
This analysis argues that solar geoengineering is not a viable or safe solution to the ongoing climate crisis.
- This Weird Effect of Climate Change Is Scaring the Hell Out of Me
A personal essay reflects on the emotional impact of witnessing specific climate change phenomena.
- The Guardian view on Donald Trump and the climate crisis: the US is in reverse while China ploughs ahead
An editorial compares the current climate policy trajectories of the United States and China.
- Trump says climate change doesn’t endanger public health – evidence shows it does, from extreme heat to mosquito-borne illnesses
This piece contrasts administration claims regarding climate health risks with established scientific evidence on heat and disease.
January 2026
- Climate Change in 2026: What Scientists Predict
A roundup of forecasts for 2026, including a Met Office projection of 1.46C warming and a study of record ocean heat content in 2025.
- Trump Mocks Climate Change Concerns Ahead of Historic Winter Storm. Here’s Why That’s Wrong
This article critiques political rhetoric regarding climate change in the context of a major winter storm.
- Should the climate fight shift focus from curbing emissions to reducing human suffering?
This piece explores the debate over whether climate advocacy should prioritize adaptation and human suffering over emissions reduction.
- At Davos, Phasing Out Fossil Fuels Is No Longer Debatable
Global leaders at the Davos summit increasingly frame the phase-out of fossil fuels as an economic and environmental necessity.
December 2025
- Earth System Science ResearchStudy
NASA provides an overview of its research programs focused on understanding the Earth as an integrated system.
- Earth System Science Research
NASA conducts research into the complex interactions of Earth's systems, including climate-related processes.
- Top Journal Retracts Study Predicting Catastrophic Climate TollStudy
A scientific journal has retracted a study that previously predicted catastrophic climate change outcomes.
November 2025
- World Energy Outlook 2025: Key takeawaysStudy
The IEA's World Energy Outlook 2025 provides key findings on the global trajectory of energy transitions.
October 2025
- This Is Why Your Energy Bills Are Going Up
An analysis explains the various economic and market factors contributing to rising energy costs for consumers.
August 2025
- Earth ObservatoryStudy
NASA's Earth Observatory provides imagery and analysis of global climate and environmental changes.
May 2025
- Naomi Klein on Trump, Musk, Far Right & "End Times Fascism"Clickbait
Naomi Klein discusses the intersection of climate politics, the far right, and current political leadership.
January 2025
- A New Zealand mountain is granted personhood, recognizing it as sacred for Māori
A New Zealand mountain has been granted legal personhood status to honor its significance to the Māori people.
November 2024
- Green Daily
This is a recurring newsletter covering various climate and environmental news topics.
- Green DailyReprint
This is a daily newsletter covering various climate and sustainability news topics.
July 2024
- Climate change
This is a general news portal page dedicated to climate change coverage.
December 2023
- Greenhouse Effect ArchivesStudy
This is an archival collection of NASA resources explaining the greenhouse effect.
November 2023
- Insight: Defying Pope's calls for climate action, US Catholic bishops cling to fossil fuels
U.S. Catholic bishops continue to hold fossil fuel investments despite the Pope's advocacy for climate action.
October 2023
- I Study Climate Change. The Data Is Telling Us Something New
A climate scientist discusses new data trends regarding global warming.
- Pope Francis calls out fossil fuel companies, says climate action is too slow
Pope Francis criticized fossil fuel companies and urged for faster global climate action.
- Pope singles out US for ‘irresponsible’ excess in call for action on climate change
Pope Francis criticized the United States for excessive consumption and called for urgent global action on climate change.
- Earth's Vital Signs ArchivesStudy
This archive provides access to NASA's key datasets and indicators tracking Earth's changing climate.
September 2023
- Recent Earth Science News and ArticlesStudy
NASA Science provides a portal for recent news and articles related to Earth science research.
- New ‘supercontinent’ could wipe out humans and make Earth uninhabitable, study suggestsStudy
A study suggests the formation of a future supercontinent could render Earth uninhabitable for mammals in approximately 250 million years.
August 2023
- We’re Gambling With the Only Good Oceans in the Universe
This article discusses the environmental degradation of oceans and the risks posed by human activity.
July 2023
- As the world boils, a backlash to climate action gains strength
Political resistance to climate policy is intensifying globally despite increasing evidence of climate-driven extreme weather.
- It's not climate change that's causing heat waves this summer but no one wants to explain why (opinion)
This opinion piece disputes the link between climate change and recent summer heat waves.
- Why aren’t we more scared of the climate crisis? It’s complicated
This analysis explores the psychological and social factors influencing public perception and concern regarding the climate crisis.
- Climate denialism has burnt to a crisp
This commentary argues that the increasing visibility of climate disasters is undermining traditional climate denial narratives.
- The green mafia loses its collective mind
This opinion piece criticizes environmental advocacy groups and climate policy initiatives.
June 2023
- A 1972 Report About Global Collapse Is Proving To Be Surprisingly Accurate
A 1972 MIT study predicting societal collapse due to resource depletion and environmental limits is showing high accuracy in recent data.
April 2023
- Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation & Vulnerability - Insights from NOAA AuthorsStudy
NOAA authors provide insights and summaries regarding the 2022 IPCC report on climate impacts, adaptation, and vulnerability.
- Climate 🌿Clickbait
This is a general landing page for Axios's climate coverage.
October 2022
- The climate news is bad. The climate reality is worse
An analysis argues that the actual pace of climate change is outstripping the severity of current media and political reporting.
- History May Absolve the Soup Throwers
An opinion piece explores the historical context and potential future justification for radical climate activism tactics.
- A dark tale of money corrupting politics — and destroying the climate
This opinion piece argues that political corruption and corporate money are primary obstacles to effective climate action.
September 2022
- What Many Progressives Misunderstand About Fighting Climate Change
An opinion analysis argues that progressive strategies for addressing climate change may be misaligned with political realities.
- People don’t really talk about climate change. Here’s how to start
This opinion piece provides advice on how to effectively communicate about climate change in personal conversations.
- What a Young Philosopher Discovered More Than 200 Years Ago About Nature
A historical reflection on philosophical views of nature does not directly address modern climate change.
July 2022
- What a Warming Planet Means for Literature
This analysis examines how contemporary literature is responding to and incorporating themes of a warming planet.
June 2022
- Climate Politics
An overview of current political developments and debates surrounding climate change policy.
- Climate PoliticsReprint
This is a landing page for Bloomberg's coverage of climate-related political developments.
- The 1977 White House climate memo that should have changed the world
A 1977 White House memo warned of the climate risks associated with fossil fuel combustion.
November 2021
- The Science of Climate Change Explained: Facts, Evidence and ProofStudy
This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the scientific evidence and facts surrounding human-caused climate change.
August 2021
- What if the US taxed fossil fuels and gave a check to every American? Turns out, most of the public is into that idea
Polling suggests public support for a policy that taxes fossil fuels and distributes the revenue to citizens.
- Civilization-ending climate change is knocking on the door — unless we act nowClickbait
An opinion piece argues for urgent action to prevent catastrophic climate change.
- Can we save the planet by shrinking the economy?
An opinion piece explores the debate over whether economic degrowth is a viable strategy for climate mitigation.
October 2020
- Outright bans can sometimes be a good way to fight climate change
This opinion piece argues that government bans on certain products can be an effective tool for climate policy.
- A second Trump term would be 'game over' for the climate, says top scientist
A prominent scientist warns that a second Trump term would severely undermine global climate goals.
- Can Our Culture Survive Climate Change
An exploration of how climate change may fundamentally alter human culture and societal structures.
- Thinking about climate as you vote this year
This article provides guidance on how voters can consider climate change issues when casting their ballots.
- How human extinction would change the EarthClickbait
A speculative look at how the Earth's environment might evolve in the hypothetical event of human extinction.
September 2020
- A Post-Presidential Debate Reality Check On Carbon Dioxide And Climate
This commentary evaluates claims regarding carbon dioxide and climate change made during a recent presidential debate.
- Has the world started to take climate change fight seriously?
This analysis examines whether global efforts to combat climate change are becoming more serious and effective.
- Renewable Energy Can Live With Trump or Biden
Market forces and economic trends suggest renewable energy growth will continue regardless of the outcome of the U.S. presidential election.
- No Comment: The Debate Is a Reminder That, Right Now, Words Don’t Mean Much
The author critiques the lack of meaningful climate policy discussion during a recent presidential debate.
- Trump To Appeal Removal Of 'Polarizing' Public Lands Chief
The Trump administration is appealing a court ruling that removed the head of the Bureau of Land Management.
- The climate crisis is the story of the century
The author argues that climate change is the most significant and defining issue of the current century.
- Climate news quiz: biodegradable fashion and cooling off without A/C, WashingtonPostClickbait
A quiz tests reader knowledge on various environmental topics including sustainable fashion and cooling methods.
- Science and Scientists Held in High Esteem Across Global PublicsStudy
Global public opinion polls show that science and scientists are generally held in high regard across many countries.
- How Amy Coney Barrett may make it harder for environmentalists to win in court
This commentary analyzes how the judicial philosophy of Amy Coney Barrett might impact future environmental litigation.
- New Sea Level Satellite Arrives at California Launch SiteStudy
A new satellite designed to monitor global sea level rise has arrived at its California launch site.
- 1 in 4 adults cite climate change in decision not to have children
Survey data indicates that climate change concerns are a significant factor in the reproductive decisions of one in four adults.
- What Amy Coney Barrett could mean for climate law
This analysis discusses the potential implications of Amy Coney Barrett's appointment for the future of climate-related legal challenges.
- California Farm Bureau Fears Improvements Like Barns, and Even Trees, Will Be Taxed Under Prop. 15
California farmers express concern that proposed tax changes could penalize investments in environmental and climate-related infrastructure.
- The Oceans Appear to Be Stabilizing. Here's Why it's Very Bad News | Opinion
This opinion piece argues that recent signs of ocean stabilization are actually a concerning indicator of ecological disruption.
- Green neighborhoods for better jobs, a cleaner environment, and a sustainable futureClickbait
This opinion piece argues for the economic and environmental benefits of developing greener urban neighborhoods.
- Big Business’s Undisclosed Climate Crisis Plans
A report finds that many large corporations are failing to disclose comprehensive plans for addressing climate change risks.
- Pakistan’s Most Terrifying Adversary Is Climate Change
Pakistan faces severe climate-driven threats, including extreme weather and water instability, according to this report.
- Sir David Attenborough to 60 Minutes on climate change: "A crime has been committed"
David Attenborough described the current climate crisis as a crime during an interview on 60 Minutes.
- What Trump’s Supreme Court pick could mean for science
This opinion piece examines how the Supreme Court nomination may influence the legal standing of scientific evidence.
- Leaders to UN: If virus doesn’t kill us, climate change will
World leaders at the UN emphasized that climate change remains a critical, long-term threat alongside the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Montana judge ousts Trump’s temporary Bureau of Land Management director, casting doubt on range of decisions
A federal judge ruled that the acting director of the Bureau of Land Management was serving illegally, invalidating his recent decisions.
- 'Light Years Ahead' Of Their Elders, Young Republicans Push GOP On Climate Change
Younger Republican voters are increasingly pressuring their party leadership to adopt more proactive climate change policies.
- How to Figure Out Which Candidates Actually Care About the EnvironmentClickbait
This guide offers advice on evaluating political candidates based on their environmental and climate policy platforms.
- What is carbon capture, usage and storage – and can it trap emissions?
This explainer details the mechanics of carbon capture, usage, and storage technology and its potential role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
- What’s Stopping Us From Stopping Climate Change?Clickbait
This analysis examines the political and systemic barriers preventing effective global action on climate change.
- Kentucky’s climate is suffering. Can the state slip the industry ties that prevent change?Clickbait
This article explores the political influence of the coal industry on Kentucky's climate policy trajectory.
- U.S. climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe: people need hope
Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe discusses the importance of maintaining hope and effective communication strategies regarding the climate crisis.
- What a day on Mars will do: Californians have new urgency on climate changeClickbait
Californians report increased urgency regarding climate change following recent extreme weather events.
- How affluent people can end their mindless overconsumptionClickbait
This piece discusses lifestyle changes for affluent individuals to reduce their environmental footprint.
- Election and Supreme Court Fight Will Decide Trump’s Environmental Legacy
The upcoming U.S. election and Supreme Court vacancy are expected to significantly influence the future of federal environmental policy.
- Guardian/Vice poll finds most US 2020 voters strongly favor climate action
A joint poll by The Guardian and Vice indicates that a majority of U.S. voters support government action on climate change.
- Republicans Claim Addressing Climate Change Is Too Expensive. Americans Aren’t Buying It, a New Poll Shows
A new poll shows that most Americans disagree with Republican claims that climate change mitigation is too expensive.
- Voters Want to Use Climate Change Policies to Rebuild the Economy After COVID
Voters express a preference for integrating climate change policies into economic recovery plans following the COVID-19 pandemic.
- A third of my country was just underwater. The world must act on climate
A Pakistani official calls for urgent global climate action following devastating floods in their country.
- Geoengineering Is the Only Solution to Our Climate Calamities
This opinion piece argues that geoengineering is the necessary solution to address the climate crisis.
- Putting the Existential Threat of Climate Change Front and Center
This opinion piece argues for prioritizing climate change as a central political and existential issue.
- What is climate change? A really simple guide
This article provides a basic overview and explanation of the mechanisms and impacts of climate change.
- Here's Exactly How a Trump 2020 Win Would Spark a Nightmare Climate ScenarioClickbait
This analysis speculates on the potential negative climate policy outcomes of a hypothetical presidential election result.
- Is climate change a 'motivator' issue in the 2020 Senate elections?
An analysis examines whether climate change is a significant motivating factor for voters in the 2020 Senate elections.
- The one chance we have - The pandemic gave the world a golden opportunity to fix the climate crisis. We’re about to waste itClickbait
This commentary argues that the global response to the COVID-19 pandemic missed an opportunity to address the climate crisis.
- Trump’s Climate Self-OwnClickbait
This opinion piece criticizes the climate policy record and political strategy of the Trump administration.
- Recent pieces on importance of 'sliding baselines'
A review of recent literature discusses the concept of shifting baselines in environmental and climate science.
August 2020
- Climate Week: World split on urgency of tackling rising temperatures, poll suggests
A global poll indicates significant international disagreement regarding the urgency of addressing rising temperatures.
- How Fast Is the Climate Changing?: It’s a New World, Each and Every DayClickbait
This essay explores the rapid pace of global climate change and its daily impact on the environment.
December 2019
- Asia Pacific – Countries & RegionsStudy
The IEA provides a regional overview of energy data and policy trends for the Asia Pacific region.
September 2019
- The science behind the climate crisis
This explainer details the fundamental scientific principles behind the current climate crisis.
- The Planet Is Probably in Worse Shape Than We Can Even PredictClickbait
A commentary piece suggests that current climate projections may underestimate the severity of future environmental conditions.
- We asked scientists to help answer your most pressing climate questions
Scientists provide answers to common public questions regarding climate change and its impacts.
- How Gen-Z Is Dealing With a Looming Climate Apocalypse
This profile examines how members of Generation Z are coping with anxiety related to climate change.
August 2019
- Climate change conversations can be difficult for both skeptics, environmentalists
Research explores the psychological and social challenges of discussing climate change between skeptics and environmentalists.
February 2017
- The geography of American climate confusion: a visual guide
A visual guide explores the varying levels of public understanding and confusion regarding climate change in the United States.
February 2013
- Home - Climate Program OfficeStudy
The NOAA Climate Program Office provides information on its research initiatives and climate-related programs.
- Home - Climate Program Office
The NOAA Climate Program Office provides research, data, and information regarding climate variability and change.
July 2010
- Earth Science MissionsStudy
This is a directory of NASA's ongoing Earth science missions monitoring the planet's climate and environment.
- Earth Science MissionsStudy
NASA provides an overview of its current and past Earth science missions monitoring the planet.
October 2006
- IEA – International Energy AgencyReprint
The International Energy Agency provides global energy data, analysis, and policy recommendations.