World demand for oil, gas, renewables, coal, nuclear and hydropower hit a record high in 2024, according to the London-based Energy Institute

Bee hotels can play an essential role in helping native bee populations recover from wildfires, new research has found.

Recycling food waste by composting, anaerobic digestion and “refeed” can reduce GHG emissions dramatically compared to landfill disposal.

Wageningen University & Research scientists have confirmed regular activity by sharks and rays at offshore wind farms around the Netherlands.

Researchers have revealed new maps meant to show the best places to regrow forests across the world to tackle the climate crisis.

Collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation could put some parts of the globe in a “deep freeze,” according to a new study.

At UNOC, a coalition from 37 countries launched an effort to reduce underwater noise pollution that harms marine biodiversity and ecosystems.

President Donald Trump announced that he is planning to eliminate FEMA “as it exists today” after the 2025 hurricane season.

At the United Nations Ocean Conference, 18 new countries ratified the High Seas Treaty for a total of 49 — just 11 shy of the 60 needed.

For the first time in millions of years, Earth’s atmosphere contained an average of 430.2 ppm of CO2, a result of humans burning fossil fuels.

Increasing heatwaves and other extreme weather brings conditions more suitable for pathogens to spread disease, scientists warn.

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officials are moving forward with plans for a black bear hunt in the state in December.

A new study warns that the amount of sea level rise that would come with 1.5°C of warming could still lead to "catastophic" inland migration.

A climate lawsuit by 22 young Americans says that the Trump administration violates their constitutional rights to life, health and safety.

One-fifth of the world’s oceans, spanning around 75 million square kilometers, has been getting darker over the past 20 years.

State action to reduce carbon emissions and address climate change can make a big difference, even without a strong federal climate strategy.

Forest cover on Indigenous lands in Panama has remained stable at almost double the rate of protected areas.

A new report from Bee:wild outlines the 12 biggest emerging threats to bees over the next five to 15 years.

Ensuring that everyone on Earth has a decent standard of living is possible in accordance with reducing emissions quickly and decisively.

A new global study predicts that protecting seagrass meadows that are “at-risk” could avert climate damages of more than $200 billion.

A surge in China’s renewable energy output has led to a drop in the country’s carbon emissions, despite rapidly increasing power demand.

A new study finds that 28 of the most populated cities in the U.S. are sinking, which can increase flood risks and weaken infrastructure.

The Trump administration plans to eliminate NOAA’s research arm, close climate and weather labs and slash the budgets of several NOAA offices