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Britain is roughly halving its climate aid allocations to developing nations, raising concerns about international climate commitments.
A Brazil-led initiative aims to provide the political will and implementation pathway needed to meet the global goal of halting deforestation.
India announces new climate targets that analysts say are achievable given current progress, though some critics argue they lack ambition.
Dry conditions and hurricane debris have fueled destructive fires in Georgia, with nationwide drought data suggesting a potentially historic wildfire season.
The Supreme Court will weigh whether federal law shields Bayer's Roundup from state failure-to-warn claims brought by thousands of cancer patients.
The sector shifts focus from climate change to energy dominance, securing approval for two major Biden-era projects.
A planned Florida animal attraction transferred 13 surviving sloths to a zoo after an investigation revealed over 31 sloths died in its care.
The Science Panel for the Global Energy Transition launches to guide governments on phasing out oil, gas and coal.
Dry conditions and hurricane debris have fueled destructive fires in Georgia, with nationwide drought data suggesting a potentially historic wildfire season.
The sector shifts focus from climate change to energy dominance, securing approval for two major Biden-era projects.
The Science Panel for the Global Energy Transition launches to guide governments on phasing out oil, gas and coal.
Solar energy saw record-breaking growth last year, driven by falling costs and policy support, though grid integration challenges remain.
A complaint against Duke Energy's proactive grid upgrades could reshape solar integration and utility planning nationwide.
New research reveals bioenergy with carbon capture and storage could worsen emissions if not properly managed.
Municipal leaders and nonprofits lobby Congress for water system upgrades and restoration of a federal low-income assistance program.
Lab analysis detected hexavalent chromium and other contaminants in discharges from Tesla's Texas lithium facility, contradicting state regulators' earlier assessment.
The Houston-based startup's public offering filing reveals plans to scale its next-generation geothermal technology after launching its first commercial plant this year.
Officials from Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas describe river conditions as 'dire' and 'critical' ahead of a challenging water year.
Advocates urge organizers to insulate the upcoming fossil fuel transition talks from industry lobbying to avoid past failures.
A law passed in Utah last year has inspired similar portable solar legislation in 30 other states and Washington, D.C.
A California startup is scaling production of tandem solar modules that layer perovskite crystals atop silicon to boost efficiency.
International efforts to decarbonize the shipping industry, responsible for 3% of global emissions, are being complicated by geopolitical tensions.
Environmental justice advocate Catherine Coleman Flowers highlights the lack of affordable sewage disposal infrastructure in many rural U.S. communities.
China's manufacturing dominance in solar, batteries, and EVs positions it to capture a growing share of the global clean energy market.
A federal judge rejected the Justice Department's attempt to prevent Hawaii from suing fossil fuel companies for climate damages.
A local congregation is using natural solutions to manage stormwater and reduce pollution in a flood-prone city.
A new analysis suggests private capital can be mobilized to fund resilience projects in cities vulnerable to climate change.
China announces major grid upgrades while planning new petrochemical capacity, highlighting the tension between clean energy goals and fossil fuel reliance.
The evolutionary adaptation that made great white sharks apex predators now makes them vulnerable to climate-driven ocean heating.
An investigation reveals a high mortality rate among sloths imported to a Florida tourist attraction.
A Biden-era ban on mining in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness watershed has been overturned by the U.S. Senate.
Pro-government legislators are pushing for a state-controlled entity to develop Brazil's rare earth resources as global demand for green technology minerals surges.
The storm has exposed the U.S. commonwealth's acute climate vulnerability and strained federal response systems.
Acute power needs and state climate goals are driving a rapid buildout of large-scale battery storage in the northeastern US.
Two Indigenous rights activists remain imprisoned in Russia, preventing their participation in a major UN climate and Indigenous gathering.
Aging dams on the Bronx River prevent migratory fish from reaching spawning grounds, stalling restoration efforts.
Maine has passed a law prohibiting approval of data centers with at least 20 megawatts of electricity demand until at least October 2027.
Protesters in San Francisco mourn the potential repeal of a foundational climate regulation.
The International Energy Agency has significantly reduced its pre-war oil demand outlook as conflict upends global energy markets.
The International Energy Agency has significantly reduced its pre-war oil demand projection as conflict disrupts global energy markets.
New legislation protects farmers and ethanol plants from legal action over greenhouse gas emissions.
Georgia regulators approved a program allowing data centers and large customers to directly finance new renewable energy projects connected to the utility's grid.
The Swedish company has raised the capital needed to finish construction of its flagship facility, marking a milestone for decarbonizing heavy industry.
The host nation has scheduled the 2026 UN climate summit for November in Antalya and named an Australian cattle farmer as its youth representative.
Science journalist Hillary Rosner explores the ecological consequences of disrupting wildlife movement patterns.
An affordable housing development will pioneer neighborhood-scale geothermal heating and cooling as a model for all-electric construction.
A powerful storm system is forecast to impact the Northern Mariana Islands and Guam in mid-April 2026.
Deep-pocketed tech giants are driving at least five U.S. projects to capture emissions from natural gas plants powering data centers.
A new legislative proposal aims to roll back equitable charging requirements for new multifamily developments to reduce construction costs.
Richland County residents will vote on whether to reverse a ban on large-scale renewable energy projects.
A natural gas industry coalition is launching a campaign to influence Democratic voters and candidates in Pennsylvania ahead of the 2024 election.
Clean energy sources generated more electricity than natural gas in March, marking a historic milestone for the American power sector.
A state utility commission chairman called for accurate water consumption data from data centers as developers claim significant reductions.
A new scientific paper argues the Yellowstone supervolcano is powered by ancient tectonic history rather than a deep mantle plume.
Community members are escalating a decades-long environmental justice fight by refusing food to demand the closure of a waste-to-energy facility.
A proposed $1 billion Microsoft data center in Wisconsin was rejected by local officials, signaling growing community resistance to AI infrastructure expansion.
The Marine Conservation Society advises consumers to avoid British cod due to declining stocks from overfishing and warming seas.
The geothermal startup has signed a three-year agreement to procure turbine capacity for its next-generation power plants.
A major grid battery project in Escondido was blocked by community concerns, highlighting challenges for California's energy transition.
A Canadian firm's new application to build a cross-border oil pipeline reignites a long-running climate and energy policy battle.
A new commission report details how rising seas are reshaping life for hundreds of millions and amplifying health inequities.
Georgia's state legislature is advancing policy to support the struggling forestry industry as paper mills close.
The bank will purchase 60,000 tons of carbon removal credits from startup Graphyte, whose Arizona facility will also use forest waste to reduce wildfire risk.
A surge in burned acreage is making cattle ranching harder in Nebraska as experts warn of a new wildfire era.
Georgia lawmakers ended the session without passing measures aimed at shielding households from data center-related costs.
A seasonal storm deposited fresh snow across higher elevations in the Andes, captured by NASA Earth observation systems.
Administrator addresses scientists questioning climate change after reversing key regulatory foundation for federal greenhouse gas controls.
New technology enables electric vehicles to feed power back into the grid, potentially stabilizing the electrical system and supporting renewable energy adoption.
Seven Democratic senators are investigating whether the liquefied natural gas company properly qualified for alternative fuel tax credits.
VAT rebate reductions on Chinese clean technology exports could increase solar panel costs for African markets seeking to expand energy access.
New research reveals climate change is already causing major forest disturbances across Europe, with complete landscape transformation likely within decades.
Supply disruptions across Asia and Africa are forcing households to abandon clean cooking fuels.
Growing backlash prompts nationwide search for solutions to manage AI infrastructure's increasing power consumption.
Christ Church Bronxville tests underground pipe network that could demonstrate geothermal viability for urban buildings across New York.
Local 'paraecologists' document endangered species and water quality to protect southeastern Ecuador from extractive industries.
The state's novel legal approach to make oil companies fund climate resilience faces its first federal court challenge.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum targets bison grazing leases on public land following complaints from Montana cattle ranchers and Republican politicians.
Open water patches in the Barents Sea contributed to Arctic sea ice extent tying the lowest maximum ever recorded by satellites.
New regulations aim to protect student athletes from extreme heat, but compliance costs challenge some school districts.
Bipartisan efforts emerge to address environmental impact and utility costs of AI data centers in Pennsylvania.
Canada, Australia, Brazil and Norway will join the Santa Marta summit, but the world's largest fossil fuel producers are not participating.
Researchers deployed satellite tracking technology on a nesting leatherback turtle to better understand marine conservation needs along Ecuador's Pacific coast.
UN climate fund opens regional offices to improve developing nations' access to climate finance.
Dead fish began washing ashore New Ireland island in December, escalating from scattered deaths to a broader marine crisis.
World Meteorological Organization data reveals record greenhouse gas concentrations as climate indicators reach alarming thresholds.
Silicon Valley-backed efficiency team works to streamline nuclear power regulations and provide financial incentives for the industry.
New book examines how carbon dioxide has shaped planetary evolution across geological time scales.
Space agency recognizes achievements in environmental management and project execution across its centers and facilities.
National fire data shows significantly increased burn acreage in early 2026 following one of the warmest, driest winters on record in the Western US.
Caribbean research shows whales from unrelated family lines work together to help newborn calves survive.
Researchers identify 24 new species and an entirely new evolutionary branch in the Clarion Clipperton Zone between Hawaii and Mexico.
NASA and NSIDC report Arctic sea ice peaked at 5.52 million square miles in March, matching 2025's record low since satellite monitoring began in 1979.
Legal challenge argues UK-based entity breached Ugandan law in pipeline construction.
Partnership with DTE Energy showcases model for clean, efficient electricity provision to data centers.
Thousands of birds have died from avian flu across the United States, with Pennsylvania experiencing the most severe impacts.
Global review reveals disconnect between advocacy for traditional agriculture methods and scientific evidence of their climate benefits.
Several states recorded their highest March temperatures on record as unusual heat gripped the region.
Ore Energy's rust-powered long-duration batteries aim to boost renewable energy storage while cutting reliance on scarce materials.
Back-to-back storms brought destructive flooding to Oʻahu and other Hawaiian Islands.
New waiver allows increased corn-based ethanol content in fuel, benefiting farmers and ethanol industry.
New analysis connects Iowa's rising cancer rates to environmental exposures from farming chemicals and PFAS contamination.
Analysis challenges common misconceptions surrounding UK offshore energy policy amid global price volatility.