Opinion, politics, culture and the coverage of climate itself. Every op-ed, editorial and column lands here, whatever its subject — argument is not news.
September 2026
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Nigeria’s climate problem is bigger than climate change
An analysis explores how Nigeria's broader environmental and governance challenges exacerbate its climate-related vulnerabilities.
- 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.
- EarthTalk: Finding new ways to reduce methane levels
An educational column explores various methods and technologies for reducing methane levels.
- 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.
- 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 in Florida's school textbooks.
- Why the West saw so much record-breaking heat this summer
An analysis explores the meteorological and climate-related factors contributing to record-breaking heat in the Western United States this summer.
- PE backing both sides of data center boom, new research in NYCStudy
New research highlights the role of private equity in financing both renewable energy and fossil fuel-dependent data center infrastructure.
- Experts warn climate suits headed to Supreme Court could help adversaries, hit family energy bills
This opinion piece argues that climate litigation reaching the Supreme Court could negatively impact energy costs and national interests.
- What Explains Trump’s Energy Policy?
An analysis explores the underlying motivations and implications of Donald Trump's energy policy platform.
- 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.
- How governments can create markets for low-climate-impact solutions
An overview discusses how governments can design market mechanisms to incentivize low-carbon solutions.
- 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.
- Where the Candidates Stand: Charlie Hatcher on Climate & Energy
The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy profiles candidate Charlie Hatcher's positions on climate and energy policy.
- 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.
- 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
This feature discusses how the adoption of renewable energy technologies can provide economic benefits to family farms and ranches in Arizona.
- 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
An opinion piece encourages readers to advocate for climate action.
- These 5 Green Stocks Have Crushed Clean Energy ETFs, S&P 500 And AI Funds In 2026Clickbait
A financial analysis identifies five green energy stocks that have outperformed broader market indices and clean energy ETFs in 2026.
- climate changeClickbait
This is a generic landing page or tag archive for climate change content.
- 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.
- The countries driving energy demand growth can't wait for renewables to get cheaper
This analysis examines the energy demand challenges faced by developing nations as they balance growth with renewable energy transitions.Also: marketplace.org
- 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.
- The Guardian view on the Nepal-Tibet floods: a spur to action on climate | Editorial
The Guardian editorial argues that the recent Nepal-Tibet floods should serve as a catalyst for urgent climate action.Also: captimes.com, UN News
- 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.
- How a warming planet is becoming a force that redraws the world’s balance of power
A commentary piece discusses how a warming planet is shifting global geopolitical power dynamics.
- 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.
- 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
NewClimate Institute is participating in Climate Week NYC to discuss climate policy and emissions tracking.Also: NewClimate Institute
- No, EVs don’t catch fire more often (and other electric car myths we’re finally putting to bed)
This article addresses common misconceptions regarding the safety and fire risks associated with electric vehicles.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.
- 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
An opinion piece calls for infrastructure improvements in St. Louis to better withstand rising temperatures.
- 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
An analysis explores the potential impact of Mark Carney's investment summit on the clean energy sector.
- 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
The market share of diesel-powered vehicles in Canada has declined significantly, shifting the automotive landscape toward alternative powertrains.
- 51 ways to get the planet tipping the right wayClickbait
An article lists 51 suggestions for individual and collective actions to address environmental issues.
- 29 Environmental Warnings From the 1970s That Came TrueClickbait
A listicle reviews historical environmental warnings from the 1970s that have since materialized.
- Farm Electrification Should Start With The Work, Not The TractorClickbait
This commentary argues that agricultural electrification should prioritize operational efficiency and workflow changes rather than focusing solely on replacing diesel tractors.
- What We're Watching: Two big losses for Trump, Maldives tackling climate change with AI, & More
A weekly news roundup covers various topics, including the Maldives' use of AI for climate adaptation.
- 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.
- WATCH DAY 1: Axios House at Climate Week & UN General AssemblyClickbait
Axios hosts a series of discussions and interviews during Climate Week and the UN General Assembly.Also: Axios
- Sea Level Rise: Human Rights Impacts and Legal Obligations to Prevent and Repair Climate Harm
A legal report outlines the human rights obligations of states to address and prevent harm caused by sea level rise.
- 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.
- 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
- Busting the myths: five lies you’ve been told about net zero
This analysis debunks five common myths regarding net-zero climate goals.
- Trump’s Climate Rollbacks Will Keep US Emissions Higher for Longer
An analysis argues that recent climate policy rollbacks will result in sustained higher US greenhouse gas emissions.
- Is it time to rethink the Northeast's cap-and-trade system?
This op-ed discusses the effectiveness and potential future of the Northeast's cap-and-trade system for power plant emissions.Also: Maine Morning Star
- ❝Communities don’t need another decade of climate pledges – they need delivery
An opinion piece argues that communities require concrete climate action and delivery rather than continued pledges.Also: Geneva Solutions
- It was the hottest of summers, it was the meekest of responses
This advocacy piece criticizes the global response to record-breaking summer temperatures as inadequate and ineffective.
- 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
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- What are nature-based solutions to climate change?
This explainer defines nature-based solutions and their role in addressing the climate crisis.
- 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.
- 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: 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.
- 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.
- 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: Countercurrents, CounterPunch.org
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: The Washington Post $
- 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.
- Climate denialism’s greatest champions are in New Brunswick
An advocacy piece identifies specific individuals in New Brunswick as prominent figures in climate denialism.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Just 5 questions: The temperature recordStudy
NASA provides a brief overview explaining how global temperature records are tracked and verified.Also: NASA
- 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
- 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: Mail & Guardian, 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.
- 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
- 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 $
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: Greenfield Recorder
- 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
- 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.
- 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.
- 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
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: The Good Men Project
- 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.
- 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
- 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
- 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.
- 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.
- 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
- 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.
- 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, Axios
- 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
- 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.
- 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
- 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.
- Monday's energy & climate stories
This is a daily roundup of energy and climate-related news stories.
- 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.
- 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
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.Also: nepyork
- 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.
- 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.
- We need action on climate change
An opinion piece calls for urgent and concrete action to address the climate change crisis.
- 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
- 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
- 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.
- 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.Also: globalissues.org, NationofChange
- 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.
- 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.Also: CleanTechnica
- ‘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.
- 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.
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.
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 DailyReprint
This is a daily newsletter covering various climate and sustainability news topics.
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.
September 2023
- 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.
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.
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.